SB279

Office of Inspector General rule relating to behavioral health centers licensure

Introduced·1/15/26
Intr Text

SB279 amends the Office of Inspector General's rule to include behavioral health centers licensure.

SB279 amends the legislative rule filed by the Office of Inspector General on May 29, 2025, concerning behavioral health centers licensure. The bill authorizes the Office of Inspector General to include a new subsection 2.7, which states that the director must recognize the license of a child placing agency providing behavioral health services within the scope of its license. This change aims to integrate behavioral health centers licensure into the Office of Inspector General's regulatory framework.

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History

Jan 15

Senate

Filed for introduction

Jan 15

Senate

To Judiciary

Jan 15

Senate

Introduced in Senate