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PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor Ch. 19
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Annotated Code in the 2001 Supplement of the Health - General Article is
ratified by this Act.
8-401.
(a) (1) The Administration shall:
[(1)] (I) Promote, develop, establish, conduct, certify, and monitor
programs for the prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation related to the misuse of
alcohol and drugs; AND
[(2)] (II) Promote and conduct training and research related to the
misuse of alcohol and [drugs; and] DRUGS.
[(3)] (2) (i) [1.] In cooperation with the Motor Vehicle
Administration, courts, police, and other agencies, the Administration shall approve
appropriate programs of alcohol and drug abuse education or treatment for
individuals who are convicted under § 21-902 of the Transportation Article.
[2.] (II) The programs under this [subparagraph]
PARAGRAPH shall be coordinated with and integrated into broad planning for
comprehensive community health and welfare services.
[(ii)] (3) The Administration shall:
[1.] (I) Review and, in accordance with regulations that the
Administration shall adopt, approve or disapprove each program that a public or
private agency wants to offer under § 6-219(c) or § 6-220(c) of the Criminal Procedure
Article;
[2.] (II) Promptly give the Administrative Office of the
Courts notice of each program approved under this subparagraph;
[3.] (III) Monitor and biennially review each program
approved under this subparagraph;
[4.] (IV) Investigate each complaint made in connection with
a program; and
[5.] (V) Promptly give the Administrative Office of the
Courts notice if the Department withdraws its approval of any program.
DRAFTER'S NOTE:
Error: Erroneous tabulation and incorrect cross-reference in § 8-401(a)
of the Health - General Article.
Occurred: Ch. 758, Acts of 1988.
15-103.3.
(d) (2) The Secretary shall adopt regulations to carry out the provisions of
this section, including the distribution of [monies] MONEYS from the Fund to
managed care organizations.
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