Meeting on February 28, 1892.

Prof. V. Ye. Chernov read and distributed printed copies of the "report of the commission, elected by the Obstetrician-Gynecological Society in Kiev to develop the issue of measures to support childless children and foundlings in the South-West Territory". This question was submitted for discussion by the head of the region, Count A.P. Ignatiev. Having examined this issue comprehensively, the commission spoke in favor of the need to establish "hospitals for babies" at least in provincial cities, and, if necessary, in more populated areas of the region, and developed rules for these benefits, when compiling which were guided by the current rules for the admission of children to the IMPERIAL Foster homes and return from them.