Rhode Island General Laws
Chapter 42-72 - Department of Children, Youth and Families
Section 42-72-36.3. - Reporting.

§ 42-72-36.3. Reporting.
Annual reports showing progress in residential-care system reform and rebalancing shall be submitted by April 1, 2017, and annually thereafter on or before April 1 of each year by the department to the finance committees of both the senate and the house of representatives and shall include:
(1) The number of congregate-care placements and associated funds;
(2) The number of foster-care placements and associated funds;
(3) The percentage of screenings completed within thirty (30) days of placement;
(4) Recommendations to promote the expansion of foster homes and community-based service capacity, including payment methodology reforms, that increase access to foster homes and community-based services; and
(5) Recommendations for options to pay for certain services and supports necessary to transition or divert children from restrictive settings and optimize their health and safety when receiving care in a home or the community.
History of Section.P.L. 2016, ch. 413, § 1; P.L. 2016, ch. 414, § 1.

Structure Rhode Island General Laws

Rhode Island General Laws

Title 42 - State Affairs and Government

Chapter 42-72 - Department of Children, Youth and Families

Section 42-72-1. - Establishment of department — Director.

Section 42-72-2. - Declaration of policy.

Section 42-72-3. - Definitions.

Section 42-72-4. - Qualifications and duties of director.

Section 42-72-5. - Powers and scope of activities.

Section 42-72-5.1. - Adoption of children placed under foster care.

Section 42-72-5.2. - Development of a continuum of children’s behavioral health programs.

Section 42-72-5.3. - Accreditation.

Section 42-72-6. - Deputies and administrators.

Section 42-72-7. - Central registry.

Section 42-72-8. - Confidentiality of records.

Section 42-72-9. - Regional service centers.

Section 42-72-10. - Development of service plan.

Section 42-72-11. - Protective services.

Section 42-72-12. - Repealed.

Section 42-72-13. - Liability for support of committed children.

Section 42-72-14. - Voluntary admissions.

Section 42-72-15. - Children’s bill of rights.

Section 42-72-16. - Transfer of powers from department of human services.

Section 42-72-17. - Transfer of functions from department of corrections.

Section 42-72-17.1. - Location of facilities.

Section 42-72-17.2. - Limits to population at the youth development center and the youth assessment center.

Section 42-72-18. - Transfer of functions from department of behavioral healthcare, developmental disabilities and hospitals.

Section 42-72-19. - Transfer of functions from department of community affairs.

Section 42-72-20. - Transfer determinations.

Section 42-72-21. - Continuity of administrative functions.

Section 42-72-22. - Reorganization within department.

Section 42-72-23. - Preservation of rights and remedies.

Section 42-72-24. - Law revision by law revision office of the joint committee on legislative services.

Section 42-72-25. - Relations with other governmental agencies.

Section 42-72-26. - Assumption of duties.

Section 42-72-27. - Liberal construction.

Section 42-72-28. - Severability.

Section 42-72-29. - Appropriation for expenses.

Section 42-72-29.1. - Annual increases for children’s residential programs.

Section 42-72-30. - Family and children trust program.

Section 42-72-31. - Judge Angelo G. Rossi Memorial Building.

Section 42-72-32. - Transfer of powers and functions from department of children, youth, and families.

Section 42-72-33. - Youth diversion program.

Section 42-72-34. - Withholding services.

Section 42-72-35. - Change of title and name.

Section 42-72-36. - Residential placement capacity.

Section 42-72-36.1. - System reform and rebalancing goal.

Section 42-72-36.2. - Recommendations as to allocation of resources.

Section 42-72-36.3. - Reporting.

Section 42-72-36.4. - Foundation grants.