COUNTY’S RESPONSIBILITY. CONTRACTOR’s covenants and responsibilities under the Contract shall not be conditional upon COUNTY’s performance of the covenants contained in this Section 11.0 except to the extent that CONTRACTOR’s ability to perform is dependent on COUNTY’s performance. COUNTY’s contractual covenants and agreements as set forth herein do not create mandatory duties for COUNTY, nor do they preclude enforcement of this contract by CONTRACTOR pursuant to Government Code Section 814. 11.1 COUNTY shall review for CONTRACTOR’s Plan of Operations and Program Statement and any Program Statement Amendments during the term of the Agreement. In addition, COUNTY shall have the right to monitor, including but not limited to review and audit CONTRACTOR for compliance with this Agreement, Statement of Work, and all applicable rules and regulations related to ISFC FFAs. All programmatic audit reports and corrective action plans will be a matter of public record to the extent required by the California Public Records Act. 11.2 CONTRACTOR shall be given reasonable access to appropriate COUNTY personnel. CONTRACTOR shall be given pertinent documentation, information, relevant to providing xxxxxx care services in accordance with COUNTY DCFS/Probation policy and court policy for confidentiality. CONTRACTOR shall hold all such information in confidence pursuant to the provisions of Part I, Section 10.0 Confidentiality, in the body of this Contract. 11.3 COUNTY shall provide CONTRACTOR with all available information about the Placed Child that may be released in accordance with applicable laws and regulations concerning confidentiality and the release of DCFS or Probation case records to service providers. This information may include court orders, court reports, medical, mental health information, educational and placement history information. The CSW will assist CONTRACTOR in obtaining all the necessary information. The information needed to assess the needs of the Placed Child shall include, but is not limited to: (1) the items identified in Title 22, Division 6, Chapter 1, Section 80070(b) and Chapter 8.8, Section 88070(a)(1)-(2); and (2) a description of dangerous propensities of the Placed Child as outlined in the California Department of Social Services, Manual of Policies and Procedures, Division 31, Section 31- 310.16. COUNTY shall report to CONTRACTOR any additional information related to dangerous propensities learned subsequent to placement, in accordance with Exhibit E, Statement of Dangerous Behaviors and CDSS CWS Manual, Section 31-405. 11.4 COUNTY shall arrange for a child to visit a potential placement prior to placement whenever possible. If CONTRACTOR, the child’s CSW, and the child agree, the child may be placed at the time of the pre-placement visit. 11.5 The CSW shall acknowledge that an orientation discussion with the Placed Child and the CSW was completed by signing the LIC 613B (Exhibit A-1.) This orientation includes the items designated in FFA Master SOW, Part C, Section 18.0 Placement Process (Intake/Discharge), Sub-section 18.11
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Samples: Foster Care Placement Services Master Contract, Foster Care Placement Services Master Contract, Foster Care Placement Services Master Contract
COUNTY’S RESPONSIBILITY. CONTRACTOR’s covenants and responsibilities under the Contract shall not be conditional upon COUNTY’s performance of the covenants contained in this Section 11.0 except to the extent that CONTRACTOR’s ability to perform is dependent on COUNTY’s performance. COUNTY’s contractual covenants and agreements as set forth herein do not create mandatory duties for COUNTY, nor do they preclude enforcement of this contract by CONTRACTOR pursuant to Government Code Section 814.
11.1 COUNTY shall review for CONTRACTOR’s Plan of Operations Operation and Program Statement and any Program Statement Amendments during the term of the Agreement. In addition, COUNTY shall have the right to monitor, including but not limited to review and audit CONTRACTOR for compliance with this Agreement, Statement of Work, and all applicable rules and regulations related to ISFC FFAs. All programmatic audit reports and corrective action plans will be a matter of public record to the extent required by the California Public Records Act.
11.2 CONTRACTOR shall be given reasonable access to appropriate COUNTY personnel. CONTRACTOR shall be given pertinent documentation, information, relevant to providing xxxxxx care services in accordance with COUNTY DCFS/Probation DCFS policy and court policy for confidentiality. CONTRACTOR shall hold all such information in confidence pursuant to the provisions of Part I, Section 10.0 Confidentiality, in the body of this Contract.
11.3 COUNTY shall provide CONTRACTOR with all available information about the Placed Child that may be released in accordance with applicable laws and regulations concerning confidentiality and the release of DCFS or Probation case records to service providers. This information may include court orders, court reports, medical, mental health information, educational and placement history information. The CSW will assist CONTRACTOR in obtaining all the necessary information. The information needed to assess the needs of the Placed Child shall include, but is not limited to: (1) the items identified in Title 22, Division 6, Chapter 1, Section 80070(b) and Chapter 8.8, Section 88070(a)(1)-(2); and (2) a description of dangerous propensities of the Placed Child as outlined in the California Department of Social Services, Manual of Policies and Procedures, Division 31, Section 31- 31-310.16. COUNTY shall report to CONTRACTOR any additional information related to dangerous propensities learned subsequent to placement, in accordance with Exhibit E, Statement of Dangerous Behaviors and CDSS CWS Manual, Section 31-405.
11.4 COUNTY shall arrange for a child to visit a potential placement prior to placement whenever possible. If CONTRACTOR, the child’s CSW, and the child agree, the child may be placed at the time of the pre-placement visit.
11.5 The CSW shall acknowledge that an orientation discussion with the Placed Child and the CSW was completed by signing and the LIC 613B (Exhibit A-1.) This child or the child’s authorized representative sign an acknowledgement of completion of the orientation includes and the items designated in FFA Master SOW, Part C, Section 18.0 Placement Process (Intake/Discharge), Sub-section Section 18.11
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Samples: Foster Care Placement Services Master Contract, Foster Care Placement Services Master Contract, Master Contract for Foster Family Agency
COUNTY’S RESPONSIBILITY. CONTRACTOR’s covenants and responsibilities under the Contract shall not be conditional upon COUNTY’s performance of the covenants contained in this Section 11.0 except to the extent that CONTRACTOR’s ability to perform is dependent on COUNTY’s performance. COUNTY’s contractual covenants and agreements as set forth herein do not create mandatory duties for COUNTY, nor do they preclude enforcement of this contract by CONTRACTOR pursuant to Government Code Section 814.
11.1 COUNTY shall review for CONTRACTOR’s Plan of Operations and Program Statement and any Program Statement Amendments during the term of the Agreement. In addition, COUNTY shall have the right to monitor, including but not limited to review and audit CONTRACTOR for compliance with this Agreement, Statement of Work, and all applicable rules and regulations related to ISFC FFAs. All programmatic audit reports and corrective action plans will be a matter of public record to the extent required by the California Public Records Act.
11.2 CONTRACTOR shall be given reasonable access to appropriate COUNTY personnel. CONTRACTOR shall be given pertinent documentation, information, relevant to providing xxxxxx care services in accordance with COUNTY DCFS/Probation PCW policy and court policy for confidentiality. CONTRACTOR shall hold all such information in confidence pursuant to the provisions of Part I, Section 10.0 Confidentiality, in the body of this Contract.
11.3 COUNTY shall provide CONTRACTOR with all available information about the Placed Child that may be released in accordance with applicable laws and regulations concerning confidentiality and the release of DCFS or Probation case records to service providers. This information may include court orders, court reports, medical, mental health information, educational and placement history information. The CSW will assist CONTRACTOR in obtaining all the necessary information. The information needed to assess the needs of the Placed Child shall include, but is not limited to: (1) the items identified in Title 22, Division 6, Chapter 1, Section 80070(b) and Chapter 8.8, Section 88070(a)(1)-(2); and (2) a description of dangerous propensities of the Placed Child as outlined in the California Department of Social Services, Manual of Policies and Procedures, Division 31, Section 31- 310.16. COUNTY shall report to CONTRACTOR any additional information related to dangerous propensities learned subsequent to placement, in accordance with Exhibit E, Statement of Dangerous Behaviors and CDSS CWS Manual, Section 31-405.
11.4 COUNTY shall arrange for a child to visit a potential placement prior to placement whenever possible. If CONTRACTOR, the child’s CSW, and the child agree, the child may be placed at the time of the pre-placement visit.
11.5 The CSW shall acknowledge that an orientation discussion with the Placed Child and the CSW was completed by signing the LIC 613B (Exhibit A-1.) This orientation includes the items designated in FFA Master SOW, Part C, Section 18.0 Placement Process (Intake/Discharge), Sub-section 18.11
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Samples: Master Contract for Intensive Services Foster Care, Master Contract for Intensive Services Foster Care
COUNTY’S RESPONSIBILITY. CONTRACTOR’s covenants and responsibilities under the Contract shall not be conditional upon COUNTY’s performance of the covenants contained in this Section 11.0 except to the extent that CONTRACTOR’s ability to perform is dependent on COUNTY’s performance. COUNTY’s contractual covenants and agreements as set forth herein do not create mandatory duties for COUNTY, nor do they preclude enforcement of this contract by CONTRACTOR pursuant to Government Code Section 814.
11.1 COUNTY shall review for CONTRACTOR’s Plan of Operations and Program Statement and any Program Statement Amendments during the term of the Agreement. In addition, COUNTY shall have the right to monitor, including but not limited to review and audit CONTRACTOR for compliance with this Agreement, Statement of Work, and all applicable rules and regulations related to ISFC FFAs. All programmatic audit reports and corrective action plans will be a matter of public record to the extent required by the California Public Records Act.
11.2 CONTRACTOR shall be given reasonable access to appropriate COUNTY personnel. CONTRACTOR shall be given pertinent documentation, information, relevant to providing xxxxxx care services in accordance with COUNTY DCFS/Probation policy and court policy for confidentiality. CONTRACTOR shall hold all such information in confidence pursuant to the provisions of Part I, Section 10.0 Confidentiality, in the body of this Contract.
11.3 COUNTY shall provide CONTRACTOR with all available information about the Placed Child that may be released in accordance with applicable laws and regulations concerning confidentiality and the release of DCFS or Probation case records to service providers. This information may include court orders, court reports, medical, mental health information, educational and placement history information. The CSW will assist CONTRACTOR in obtaining all the necessary information. The information needed to assess the needs of the Placed Child shall include, but is not limited to: (1) the items identified in Title 22, Division 6, Chapter 1, Section 80070(b) and Chapter 8.8, Section 88070(a)(1)-(2); and (2) a description of dangerous propensities of the Placed Child as outlined in the California Department of Social Services, Manual of Policies and Procedures, Division 31, Section 31- 310.16. COUNTY shall report to CONTRACTOR any additional information related to dangerous propensities learned subsequent to placement, in accordance with Exhibit EJ, Statement of Dangerous Behaviors and CDSS CWS Manual, Section 31-405.
11.4 COUNTY shall arrange for a child to visit a potential placement prior to placement whenever possible. If CONTRACTOR, the child’s CSW, and the child agree, the child may be placed at the time of the pre-placement visit.
11.5 The CSW shall acknowledge that an orientation discussion with the Placed Child and the CSW was completed by signing the LIC 613B (Exhibit A-1.Va.) This orientation includes the items designated in FFA Master SOW, Part C, Section 18.0 Placement Process (Intake/Discharge)Process, Sub-section 18.1118.7
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COUNTY’S RESPONSIBILITY. CONTRACTOR’s covenants and responsibilities under the Contract shall not be conditional upon COUNTY’s performance of the covenants contained in this Section 11.0 except to the extent that CONTRACTOR’s ability to perform is dependent on COUNTY’s performance. COUNTY’s contractual covenants and agreements as set forth herein do not create mandatory duties for COUNTY, nor do they preclude enforcement of this contract by CONTRACTOR pursuant to Government Code Section 814.
11.1 COUNTY shall review for CONTRACTOR’s Plan of Operations Operation and Program Statement and any Program Statement Amendments during the term of the Agreement. In addition, COUNTY shall have the right to monitor, including but not limited to review and audit CONTRACTOR for compliance with this Agreement, Statement of Work, and all applicable rules and regulations related to ISFC FFAs. All programmatic audit reports and corrective action plans will be a matter of public record to the extent required by the California Public Records Act.
11.2 CONTRACTOR shall be given reasonable access to appropriate COUNTY personnel. CONTRACTOR shall be given pertinent documentation, information, relevant to providing xxxxxx care services in accordance with COUNTY DCFS/Probation DCFS policy and court policy for confidentiality. CONTRACTOR shall hold all such information in confidence pursuant to the provisions of Part I, Section 10.0 Confidentiality, in the body of this Contract.
11.3 COUNTY shall provide CONTRACTOR with all available information about the Placed Child that may be released in accordance with applicable laws and regulations concerning confidentiality and the release of DCFS or Probation case records to service providers. This information may include court orders, court reports, medical, mental health information, educational and placement history information. The CSW will assist CONTRACTOR in obtaining all the necessary information. The information needed to assess the needs of the Placed Child shall include, but is not limited to: (1) the items identified in Title 22, Division 6, Chapter 1, Section 80070(b) and Chapter 8.8, Section 88070(a)(1)-(2); and (2) a description of dangerous propensities of the Placed Child as outlined in the California Department of Social Services, Manual of Policies and Procedures, Division 31, Section 31- 31-310.16. COUNTY shall report to CONTRACTOR any additional information related to dangerous propensities learned subsequent to placement, in accordance with Exhibit E, Statement of Dangerous Behaviors and CDSS CWS Manual, Section 31-405.
11.4 COUNTY shall arrange for a child to visit a potential placement prior to placement whenever possible. If CONTRACTOR, the child’s CSW, and the child agree, the child may be placed at the time of the pre-placement visit.
11.5 The CSW shall acknowledge that an orientation discussion with the Placed Child and the CSW was completed by signing and the LIC 613B (Exhibit A-1.) This orientation includes child or the items designated in FFA Master SOW, Part C, Section 18.0 Placement Process (Intake/Discharge), Sub-section 18.11child’s authorized
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COUNTY’S RESPONSIBILITY. CONTRACTOR’s covenants and responsibilities under the Contract shall not be conditional upon COUNTY’s performance of the covenants contained in this Section 11.0 except to the extent that CONTRACTOR’s ability to perform is dependent on COUNTY’s performance. COUNTY’s contractual covenants and agreements as set forth herein do not create mandatory duties for COUNTY, nor do they preclude enforcement of this contract by CONTRACTOR pursuant to Government Code Section 814.
11.1 COUNTY shall review for CONTRACTOR’s Plan of Operations Operation and Program Statement and any Program Statement Amendments during the term of the Agreement. In addition, COUNTY shall have the right to monitor, including but not limited to review and audit CONTRACTOR for compliance with this Agreement, Statement of Work, and all applicable rules and regulations related to ISFC FFAs. All programmatic audit reports and corrective action plans will be a matter of public record to the extent required by the California Public Records Act.
11.2 CONTRACTOR shall be given reasonable access to appropriate COUNTY personnel. CONTRACTOR shall be given pertinent documentation, information, relevant to providing xxxxxx care services in accordance with COUNTY DCFS/Probation DCFS policy and court policy for confidentiality. CONTRACTOR shall hold all such information in confidence pursuant to the provisions of Part I, Section 10.0 Confidentiality, in the body of this Contract.
11.3 COUNTY shall provide CONTRACTOR with all available information about the Placed Child that may be released in accordance with applicable laws and regulations concerning confidentiality and the release of DCFS or Probation case records to service providers. This information may include court orders, court reports, medical, mental health information, educational and placement history information. The CSW will assist CONTRACTOR in obtaining all the necessary information. The information needed to assess the needs of the Placed Child shall include, but is not limited to: (1) the items identified in Title 22, Division 6, Chapter 1, Section 80070(b) and Chapter 8.8, Section 88070(a)(1)-(2); and (2) a description of dangerous propensities of the Placed Child as outlined in the California Department of Social Services, Manual of Policies and Procedures, Division 31, Section 31- 310.16. COUNTY shall report to CONTRACTOR any additional information related to dangerous propensities learned subsequent to placement, in accordance with Exhibit E, Statement of Dangerous Behaviors and CDSS CWS Manual, Section 31-405.
11.4 COUNTY shall arrange for a child to visit a potential placement prior to placement whenever possible. If CONTRACTOR, the child’s CSW, and the child agree, the child may be placed at the time of the pre-placement visit.
11.5 The CSW shall acknowledge that an orientation discussion with the Placed Child and the CSW was completed by signing the LIC 613B (Exhibit A-1.) This orientation includes the items designated in FFA Master SOW, Part C, Section 18.0 Placement Process (Intake/Discharge), Sub-section 18.1188070(a)(1)-
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