SECTION  1912 . Report of Purchasing Agent to Governor-General.  — Upon the completion of such inspection, the Purchasing Agent shall prepare and submit to the Governor-General a written report covering such supplies found in stock as he deems unnecessary, gi ving a full description of the condition thereof and submitting his recommendations as to the advisability of continuing such supplies in stock, which in his opinion are not commonly used, which quickly deteriorate, or which he considers unnecessary. Such action as the Governor-General may take thereon shall be final and notice thereof shall be given to the Insular Auditor, the Purchasing Agent, and the chiefs of Bureaus, Offices, departments, or other branches of the Government concerned. [2553.] [2553.] Bureau of Prisons Title of Chapter PRELIMINARY  ARTICLE CHAPTER  44 SECTION  1918 . Title of Chapter . — This chapter shall be known as the Prison Law. Organization of Bureau SECTION  1919 . Chief Officials of Bureau of Prisons . — The Bureau of Prisons shall have one chief and two assistant chiefs, to be known respectively as the Director of Prisons, the Assistant Director of Prisons, and Second Assistant Director of Prisons. ARTICLE  I These officers shall be supplied with furnished quarters at the main prison and shall be allowed laundry service and such other services to be rendered by prisoners as shall be sanctioned by the Secretary of Public Instruction. [1407-25 ( a, b ).] SECTION  1920 . General Jurisdiction of Bureau . — The Bureau of Prisons shall have the general supervision and control of Insular and provincial prisons and of all penal settlements and shall be charged with the safe-keeping of Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 569