Maryland HB1293 mandates behavioral health programs to verify if residents must register as sex offenders and ensure compliance with the Maryland Sex.
Maryland HB1293 requires behavioral health programs that own, lease, operate, or control an inpatient facility to determine if a resident is required to register under the Maryland Sex Offender Registry. This includes asking the resident about their legal obligations and verifying their registration status. The bill also mandates programs to assist residents with coordination or communication with law enforcement or registry authorities and document compliance efforts.
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