Unannotated Code of Maryland (Last Updated: May 16, 2014) |
HUMAN SERVICES |
TITLE 8. CHILDREN, YOUTH, AND FAMILIES |
SUBTITLE 4. SERVICES TO CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS |
§ 8-406. State Care Team -- Membership; terms; chair.
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(a) Membership. -- Each local care team shall include:
(1) at least one representative from:
(i) the Department of Juvenile Services;
(ii) the Developmental Disabilities Administration;
(iii) the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Administration;
(iv) the Mental Hygiene Administration or the local core service agency;
(v) the local school system;
(vi) the local health department;
(vii) the local department of social services; and
(viii) the local management board;
(2) a parent, parent advocate, or both, appointed by the chair of the local care team in consultation with the child advocacy community; and
(3) a nonvoting representative of the local office of the division of rehabilitative services to represent individuals who are 16 years old and older.
(b) Terms. -- Each local care team shall establish the terms of its members.
(c) Chair. -- Each local care team shall select its chair from among its members for a designated term of office.
(d) Administrative functions. -- Each local care team:
(1) shall determine which of its members will have responsibility for its administrative functions; and
(2) if two or more members will share the responsibility, shall determine the rotation of the administrative functions.
(e) Compensation. -- Subject to the availability of funds, a parent or parent advocate who is a member of a local care team may receive:
(1) the compensation provided in the State or local budget; and
(2) reimbursement for expenses, in accordance with the Standard State Travel Regulations.