Md. Code, Health - General § 10-1503
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§10–1503.
Official statutory text
On or before December 1 each year, beginning in 2024, the Department shall submit a report to the Legislative Policy Committee, the Senate Budget and Taxation Committee, and the House Appropriations Committee, in accordance with § 2–1257 of the State Government Article, that includes:
(1) For the immediately preceding fiscal year, the amount of funds transferred and distributed from the Fund in accordance with § 10–1502 of this subtitle;
(2) For the immediately preceding fiscal year, the number of behavioral health professionals and paraprofessionals educated, trained, recruited, certified, placed, or retained with money from the Fund, aggregated by:
(i) The type of professional or paraprofessional;
(ii) Geographic region;
(iii) Race; and
(iv) Ethnicity;
(3) The amount of any unspent funds in the Fund at the end of the immediately preceding fiscal year; and
(4) If unspent funds are identified under item (3) of this section, the reasons why the funds were not spent.
(1) For the immediately preceding fiscal year, the amount of funds transferred and distributed from the Fund in accordance with § 10–1502 of this subtitle;
(2) For the immediately preceding fiscal year, the number of behavioral health professionals and paraprofessionals educated, trained, recruited, certified, placed, or retained with money from the Fund, aggregated by:
(i) The type of professional or paraprofessional;
(ii) Geographic region;
(iii) Race; and
(iv) Ethnicity;
(3) The amount of any unspent funds in the Fund at the end of the immediately preceding fiscal year; and
(4) If unspent funds are identified under item (3) of this section, the reasons why the funds were not spent.
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