Md. Code, Human Services § 7-131
This is the official text of Md. Code, Human Services § 7-131, part of Maryland’s Code, Human Services — governs state social service programs.
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§7–131.
Official statutory text
The Board shall:
(1) provide ongoing examination of the structure and organization of the State’s system of services and support to individuals with disabilities to ensure equal access to support services and resources by individuals with disabilities;
(2) facilitate the development of performance objectives that will result in a comprehensive, effective, efficient, and integrated service delivery system for individuals with disabilities;
(3) develop an interagency funding approach to maximize efficiencies and streamline access to services and support for individuals with disabilities;
(4) formulate policies on legislative issues and, under the direction of the Governor, communicate the policies to the General Assembly; and
(5) develop the State Disabilities Plan.
(1) provide ongoing examination of the structure and organization of the State’s system of services and support to individuals with disabilities to ensure equal access to support services and resources by individuals with disabilities;
(2) facilitate the development of performance objectives that will result in a comprehensive, effective, efficient, and integrated service delivery system for individuals with disabilities;
(3) develop an interagency funding approach to maximize efficiencies and streamline access to services and support for individuals with disabilities;
(4) formulate policies on legislative issues and, under the direction of the Governor, communicate the policies to the General Assembly; and
(5) develop the State Disabilities Plan.
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