Her second avenue of inquiry was what restrictions were placed on the Wards. That information was much easier to find than the looting thing. Youth Guard was certainly eager to tell her all the measures they took to try to ensure the safety of the Wards. She'd have to attend school, which was a downside, but apart from a nebulous restriction on 'undue risk' which seemed to imply something more than fighting parahumans or showing up for Endbringer fights - the impression she got from it was that the PRT couldn't order her to take on a mission that was too much for her, and that they were supposed to stop her from doing the same. The rest were things like 'The child must not be subjected to overly harsh discipline' and 'The child should not be placed in action for prolonged periods of time' and stuff about costumes, which mostly boiled down to them not being able to make her wear a bikini into battle, and that they had to comply with the gender she identified with when making the costume and other such things. There was a general theme of 'Wards should be allowed to make their own decisions'.
Taylor searched around some more, and got the general impression that the Wards were allowed to fight super villains, though they were not the first choice in an emergency. Which made sense, really. She wouldn't send in the teenagers if she had a team of fully trained adults to send in instead, but if they were needed they were called. One could look up plenty of parahuman fights involving Wards on the internet, including several gory ones involving the one she'd met yesterday, Aegis. Though the effect was slightly diminished by him standing up and waving at the camera with a hole in him.
