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DIVISION 5. COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES 5000-5952›PART 4. THE CHILDREN'S MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES ACT 5850-5886›CHAPTER 1. Interagency System of Care 5850-5878.3›ARTICLE 10. Application for State Regulation Waivers 5875-5878

§ 5877

California Welfare and Institutions Code · 2020-11 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · California

(a) For system of care counties, or as part of the county program proposal to apply for status as a system of care county, requests may be made for waivers from those state regulations that appear to prevent interagency coordination or collaboration in interagency case management and other service delivery capabilities.

(b) The state regulation or regulations shall be specifically identified in the waiver request, with a statement of the reason why the identified regulation or regulations should be waived and, where applicable, the following:

(1) An assurance as to how planned interagency collaborative activities can meet the program intent of the regulation or regulations.

(2) An explanation as to why the identified regulation or regulations would create duplication of effort with an interagency collaborative approach.

(3) An explanation as to how a waiver of the regulation or regulations would not hinder the ability of the involved state agency’s fiscal accountability or responsibility for federal moneys, and how granting of the waiver would support achievement of estimated cost avoidance, and result in decreased use of group homes, children and adolescent state hospital programs, nonpublic school residential placement, and juvenile justice reincarcerations, and in improved school attendance or performance.

(Added by Stats. 1992, Ch. 1229, Sec. 2. Effective January 1, 1993.)

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