technical correction; child hearing programs
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Overview
Senate Bill 1196 is a technical correction to the Arizona Revised Statutes. Specifically, it amends section 36-899.03, which governs the rules and regulations for child hearing programs. This bill clarifies the director’s role in developing and implementing standards and procedures for these programs, ensuring consistency and quality in their operation.
Key provisions
- Amends section 36-899.03 of the Arizona Revised Statutes.
- Specifies that the director must develop, adopt, and implement rules and regulations.
- These regulations govern standards, procedures, techniques, and criteria for child hearing programs.
- Relates to public health.
Who is affected
- The Director of Health Services
- Child hearing programs in Arizona
- Individuals involved in child hearing evaluations
Notable changes
- Clarifies the director’s authority to create rules for child hearing programs.
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