§ 211 Administration and operation of family court

This rule simply says that family courts must be run according to the rules set out in a different part of New York law, called article seven-a of the judiciary law. That other section covers the details of how family courts operate day to day, including things like staffing and management.

In practical terms, this means the Family Court Act itself doesn't spell out all the administrative details. If you want to know exactly how a family court is supposed to be managed or organized, you'd need to look at article seven-a of the judiciary law for the specifics.