Md. Code, Education § 21-307
This is the official text of Md. Code, Education § 21-307, part of Maryland’s Code, Education — governs public schools and universities in Maryland.
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§21–307.
Official statutory text
(a) The State Board of Education and the State Workers’ Compensation Commission shall administer jointly the program established in this section.
(b) The State Workers’ Compensation Commission:
(1) Shall establish a rehabilitation program;
(2) May employ the necessary rehabilitation counselors and clerical staff to review all reports and claims;
(3) Shall select from the reports and claims filed with it those for which rehabilitation services appear to be appropriate;
(4) After proper investigation, shall refer appropriate cases to the Division of Rehabilitation Services;
(5) On request of the Division of Rehabilitation Services, shall make available to the Division a complete medical evaluation, including a prognosis of work potential of any worker whose case it refers to the Division; and
(6) Shall pay the salaries of the employees of the workers’ compensation rehabilitation program and all necessary expenses incurred:
(i) In investigating and reviewing all reports and claims; and
(ii) For supplies, furniture, and office space.
(b) The State Workers’ Compensation Commission:
(1) Shall establish a rehabilitation program;
(2) May employ the necessary rehabilitation counselors and clerical staff to review all reports and claims;
(3) Shall select from the reports and claims filed with it those for which rehabilitation services appear to be appropriate;
(4) After proper investigation, shall refer appropriate cases to the Division of Rehabilitation Services;
(5) On request of the Division of Rehabilitation Services, shall make available to the Division a complete medical evaluation, including a prognosis of work potential of any worker whose case it refers to the Division; and
(6) Shall pay the salaries of the employees of the workers’ compensation rehabilitation program and all necessary expenses incurred:
(i) In investigating and reviewing all reports and claims; and
(ii) For supplies, furniture, and office space.
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