North Dakota Administrative Code
Title 75 - Department of Human Services
Article 75-03 - Community Services
Chapter 75-03-41 - Supervised Independent Living
Section 75-03-41-06 - Governance and administration
Universal Citation: ND Admin Code ยง 75-03-41-06
Current through Supplement No. 394, October, 2024
1. The agency shall have a governing body that is responsible for the policies, activities, practice, and overall operations of the agency. The governing body shall:
a. Be composed of at least five
members. A list of the names and contact information of members of the
governing body must be maintained and submitted to the department annually.
Each board member shall annually disclose conflicts of interest. Members of the
board may not be family or have conflicts of interest with agency
administration or employees with budget or accounting duties;
b. Meet at least every six months;
c. Maintain records of the governing body's
meetings;
d. Develop and review
policies for member selection and rotation;
e. Ensure each board member understands the
agency operation and program goals;
f. Ensure the agency is funded, housed,
staffed, and equipped in a manner required for the provision of
services;
g. Approve the agency's
annual budget of anticipated income and expenditures necessary to provide
services described in the program's statement of purpose;
h. Provide financial statements and audits to
the department for reimbursement purposes, upon request;
i. Ensure the agency has an active strategic
plan with a schedule to review annually;
j. Adopt a written statement of the purpose
and philosophy of the agency;
k.
Adopt written policies for the agency regarding administration, personnel, and
program services. Personnel policies for the recruitment and retention of
employees necessary to operate the agency must indicate expectations of
employees and nonemployees, detail job descriptions for each position, and
ensure a process to review policies and procedures with employee participation
at least every five years; and
l.
Ensure developed policies for agency operations are in compliance with law,
administrative rules, and policy as defined by the department.
2. All statements and policies required by this chapter must be in writing to demonstrate the intent of the standards are integrated into agency practice. The agency policy must be up to date.
General Authority: NDCC 50-06-05.1, 50-11-03
Law Implemented: NDCC 50-06-05.1, 50-11-03
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