Haw. Code R. § 11-175-3 - State council on mental health and substance abuse
(a) The
state council on mental health and substance abuse shall serve as an advisory
body to the department and the council's function shall not include any
clinical, administrative, or ''supervisory functions of the
department,
(b) The council shall:
(1) Advise the department on statewide needs
for mental health and substance abuse services through a review of needs
assessment data and by acquiring knowledge of community needs and by service
area board representation;
(2)
Review the services, statistics, and other available non-confidential
information to assure that services are responsive and appropriate;
(3) Advise the department on the allocation
of funds and resources for mental health and substance abuse
services;
(4) Review and comment on
the state plan;
(5) Prepare and
submit an annual report on implementation of the state plan to the governor and
the legislature not later than ten days before the convening of each regular
session of the legislature;
(6)
Consider issues and program direction concerning two or more service areas;
and
(7) Meet at least quarterly and
conduct all council meetings in accordance with chapter 92, HRS, and submit
recommendations to the department quarterly.
(c) The council shall accept all written
testimony. Oral testimony on agenda items by other than an appointed member of
the council may be limited to not less than three minutes per person for each
agenda item.
(d) When the
department's actions are at variance with the council's written recommendations
concerning the allocation of resources, statewide needs and programs affecting
two or more service areas, the department shall submit a written explanation
within thirty days after receipt of such recommendations.
(e) The department shall provide technical
assistance including but not limited to orienting and training council members,
furnishing copies of applicable statutes, administrative rules, policies and
procedures, and providing stenographic services to assist the council in the
performance of its functions.
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