COMAR 14.31.01.05. LCC Policies and Procedures

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Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 14 INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › Subtitle 31 OFFICE FOR CHILDREN › Chapter 01 Local Care Teams and State Coordinating Council › COMAR 14.31.01.05

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A. Each LCT shall develop policies and procedures to govern the:

(1) Conduct of regular meetings of the LCT; and

(2) Discussion of any requests for assistance by member agencies of individual children with intensive needs, including procedures for:

(a) Timely discussion of all requests for assistance;

(b) Expedited discussion of any request for assistance designated as an emergency matter by the referring agency; and

(c) Assurances of parental participation, or documentation of the LCT’s diligent efforts to assure parental participation, in the discussion of a child’s care.

B. The LCT shall meet a minimum of four times per calendar year for the purposes stated in Human Services Article, §8-407, Annotated Code of Maryland .

C. The Executive Director of the Governor’s Office for Children may grant waivers to the number of meetings required under §B of this regulation if:

(1) The LCT requests a waiver in writing prior to January 1 of the applicable calendar year;

(2) The LCT explains the reason for the waiver request;

(3) The request does not violate any applicable statute, law, regulation, ordinance, or bylaw; and

(4) The request is reasonable under the circumstances.

D. Waivers under this chapter may be granted for a 1-year period, are renewable, and are subject to reconsideration at any time.

E. The denial of a waiver may not be appealed.

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