Common use of Governing Body Clause in Contracts

Governing Body. Per WAC 000-000-0000, a behavioral health agency’s governing body is responsible for the conduct and quality of the behavioral health services provided. The Contractor’s governing body must: 3.6.1. Assure there is an administrator responsible for the day-to-day operation of services; 3.6.2. Maintain a current job description for the administrator, including the administrator’s authority and duties; 3.6.3. Approve the mission statement and quality management plan/process for the services provided; and 3.6.4. Notify DBHR and Great Rivers within thirty days of changes in the administrator. 3.6.4.1. The Governing Body must be free from conflicts of interest and from any appearance of conflicts of interest between personal, professional and fiduciary interests of a Governing Body member and best interests of the Contractor and the individuals it serves. The Contractor must maintain a membership roster(s) and bylaws of the Governing Body demonstrating compliance. The Governing Body bylaws must include: 3.6.4.2. Actions to be taken when a conflict of interest, or the appearance of a conflict of interest, becomes evident. 3.6.4.3. Requirements that members refrain from voting or joining a discussion when a conflict of interest is present. 3.6.4.4. A process for the Governing Body to assign the matter to others to avoid a conflict of interest.

Governing Body. Per WAC 000-000-0000, a behavioral health agency’s governing body is responsible for the conduct and quality of the behavioral health services provided. The Contractor’s governing body must: 3.6.1. Assure there is an administrator responsible for the day-to-day operation of services; 3.6.2. Maintain a current job description for the administrator, including the administrator’s authority and duties; 3.6.3. Approve the mission statement and quality management plan/process for the services provided; and 3.6.4. Notify DBHR HCA and Great Rivers within thirty days of changes in the administrator. 3.6.4.1. The Governing Body must be free from conflicts of interest and from any appearance of conflicts of interest between personal, professional and fiduciary interests of a Governing Body member and best interests of the Contractor and the individuals it serves. The Contractor must maintain a membership roster(s) and bylaws of the Governing Body demonstrating compliance. The Governing Body bylaws must include: 3.6.4.2. Actions to be taken when a conflict of interest, or the appearance of a conflict of interest, becomes evident. 3.6.4.3. Requirements that members refrain from voting or joining a discussion when a conflict of interest is present. 3.6.4.4. A process for the Governing Body to assign the matter to others to avoid a conflict of interest.

Governing Body. Per WAC 000-000-0000, a behavioral health agency’s governing body is responsible for the conduct and quality of the behavioral health services provided. The Contractor’s governing body must: 3.6.13.4.1. Assure there is an administrator responsible for the day-to-day operation of services; 3.6.23.4.2. Maintain a current job description for the administrator, including the administrator’s authority and duties; 3.6.33.4.3. Approve the mission statement and quality management plan/process for the services provided; and 3.6.43.4.4. Notify DBHR and Great Rivers within thirty days of changes in the administrator.. Further, 3.6.4.13.4.4.1. The Governing Body must be free from conflicts of interest and from any appearance of conflicts of interest between personal, professional and fiduciary interests of a Governing Body member and best interests of the Contractor and the individuals it serves. The Contractor must maintain a membership roster(s) and bylaws of the Governing Body demonstrating compliance. The Governing Body bylaws must include: 3.6.4.23.4.4.1.1. Actions to be taken when a conflict of interest, or the appearance of a conflict of interest, becomes evident. 3.6.4.33.4.4.1.2. Requirements that members refrain from voting or joining a discussion when a conflict of interest is present. 3.6.4.43.4.4.1.3. A process for the Governing Body to assign the matter to others to avoid a conflict of interest.