Reporting of Client Abuse or Neglect Sample Clauses

Reporting of Client Abuse or Neglect. The Contractor shall comply with all reporting requirements relative to Client abuse and neglect, including but not limited to requirements as specified in C.G.S. §§ 17a-101 through 17a-101q, inclusive, 17a-102a, 17a-103 through17a-103e, inclusive, 19a-216, 46b 120 (related to children); C.G.S. § 46a-11b (relative to persons with intellectual disabilities or any individual who receives services from the State); and C.G.S. § 17a-412 (relative to elderly persons).
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Reporting of Client Abuse or Neglect. The Contractor shall comply with all reporting requirements relative to Client abuse and neglect, including but not limited to requirements as specified in C.G.S.§§ 17a-101 through 17a-101q, inclusive, 17a-102a, 17a-103 through17a-103e, inclusive, 19a-216, 46b-120 (related to children);
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Reporting of Client Abuse or Neglect. The CONTRACTOR shall comply with all reporting requirements relative to Client abuse and neglect, including but not limited to
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Reporting of Client Abuse or Neglect. The Provider shall comply with all reporting requirements relative to Client abuse and neglect, including but not limited to requirements as specified in C.G.S.§§ 17a-101 through 17a-101q, inclusive, 17a-102a, 17a-
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