Gavvy: Health and Human Services Commission, Rule 304.203 Right to An Independent Determination of Intellectual Disability Or Administrative Hearing

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Rule 304.203 Right to An Independent Determination of Intellectual Disability Or Administrative Hearing

If the DID is conducted at a LIDDA or SSLC, the LIDDA or SSLC must: (1) inform the person who requested the DID and the person assessed, orally and in writing, of the right to: (A) an additional, independent DID to be conducted at the person's expense if the person questions the validity or results of the DID; and (B) an administrative hearing to contest the findings concerning ID, as described in 40 TAC Chapter 4, Subchapter D (relating to Administrative Hearings under Texas Health and Safety Code, Title 7, Subtitle D); and (2) document that the person who requested the DID and the person assessed were informed orally and in writing of these rights. Source Note: The provisions of this §304.203 adopted to be effective November 30, 2021, 46 TexReg 8062

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