DES Cannot Come Into Compliance Immediately With the Four Part C Requirements Sample Clauses

DES Cannot Come Into Compliance Immediately With the Four Part C Requirements. That Were the Subject of OSEP’s Findings As noted below and confirmed through the testimony of DES, State agency representatives, early intervention providers, Arizona SICC representatives and others, DES is not in compliance now, and cannot immediately come into compliance, with the following specific Part C requirements that were ongoing findings of noncompliance originally identified in OSEP’s 2000 report and reiterated in OSEP’s March 15, 2004 letters (following OSEP’s December 2003 verification monitoring visit to the State): (1) Utilizing effective monitoring procedures to ensure the identification and correction of noncompliance with Part C under 34 CFR 303.501; (2) Conducting evaluations and assessments and holding the initial Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) meeting within 45 days from initial referral under 34 CFR 303.321(e)(2), 303.322(e)(1) and 303.342(a); (3) Providing in a timely manner all early intervention services identified on the IFSP to all eligible infants and toddlers with disabilities, including infants and toddlers on reservations, under 34 CFR 303.342(e); and (4) Ensuring that all service coordination functions are implemented under 34 CFR 303.23 and 303.344(g).