Adult community care facilities: email address of record.
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- Introduced
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- Passed Assembly
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Overview
This bill modifies requirements for adult community care facilities in California. Specifically, it changes the timeframe for notifying the Department of Social Services of email address changes from 10 to 12 business days. The bill also adjusts the notification requirements for certain sections of the Health and Safety Code related to facility licensing and operation, including those concerning residential care facilities and the submission of applicant information.
Key provisions
- Changes the notification timeframe for email address updates from 10 to 12 business days.
- Updates Section 1509.56 of the Health and Safety Code to reflect the revised notification timeframe.
- Updates Section 1509.6 of the Health and Safety Code to reflect the revised notification timeframe.
- Updates Section 1568.023 of the Health and Safety Code to reflect the revised notification timeframe.
- Updates Section 1569.15 of the Health and Safety Code to reflect the revised notification timeframe for email address updates.
- Maintains the requirement for applicants and licensees to provide an email address of record.
- Clarifies procedures for notifying the department of changes to the email address.
- Specifies penalties for knowingly withholding material information or making false statements on an application.
Who is affected
- Adult community care facilities
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