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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 636

(I)  RESPITE CARE UNDER ARTICLE 88A, § 128 OF
THE CODE;

(II)  DAY CARE SERVICES;

(III)  HOMEMAKER SERVICES;

(IV)  PERSONAL CARE;

(V)  SERVICES TO FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN UNDER §
4-402 OF THE FAMILY LAW ARTICLE.

(VI)  CHILDREN'S MEDICAL SERVICES UNDER § 15-125
OF THIS ARTICLE;

(VII)  ATTENDANT CARE SERVICES UNDER § 21-502 OF
THE EDUCATION ARTICLE; AND

(VIII)  OTHER APPLICABLE FEDERAL AND LOCAL
PROGRAMS.

(2) THE PROGRAM SHALL ASSIST IN PROVIDING FAMILY
SUPPORT SERVICES THAT ARE NOT OTHERWISE AVAILABLE.

7-704.

BEGINNING JULY 1, 1986 AND EACH FISCAL YEAR THEREAFTER, THE
SECRETARY SHALL REQUEST BUDGET SUPPORT THAT IS SUFFICIENT TO
OPERATE THE PROGRAM AND SHALL CONTINUE TO PROVIDE FAMILY SUPPORT
SERVICES AT LEAST FOR THE LEVEL IN EFFECT ON JUNE 30, 1986.

PART II. LOCAL FUNDING.

7-705.

FOR DAY HABILITATION ALSO AND VOCATIONAL SERVICES, THE
ADMINISTRATION SHALL ALSO USE LOCAL FUNDS. THE LOCAL FUNDS SHALL
BE LIMITED TO THE AMOUNT PAID BY EACH JURISDICTION IN FISCAL YEAR
1984.

SUBTITLE 8. TRANSFERS.

7-801.

(A) THE DIRECTOR MAY TRANSFER AN INDIVIDUAL WITH
DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY FROM A PUBLIC RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM OR A
PUBLIC DAY PROGRAM TO ANOTHER PUBLIC RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM OR
PUBLIC DAY PROGRAM OR, IF A PRIVATE PROVIDER OF SERVICES AGREES,
TO THAT PRIVATE PROGRAM IF THE DIRECTOR FINDS THAT:

(1) THE INDIVIDUAL WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY
EITHER CAN RECEIVE BETTER TREATMENT IN OR WOULD BE MORE LIKELY TO
BENEFIT FROM TREATMENT AT THE OTHER PROGRAM; OR