55 Pa. Code § 3680.61 - Fiscal responsibilities
(a) The
legal entity shall adopt an annual budget which encompasses services provided
directly by the agency or through purchase of service agreements.
(b) The legal entity shall adopt a budget for
an ensuing year prior to the end of the agency's fiscal or calendar
year.
(c) The legal entity shall
ensure that the agency is administered and operated in a manner that:
(1) Maintains the fiscal stability necessary
to provide the services the agency purports to provide in its program
descriptions as required at §
3680.41(a) and
(b) (relating to program
description).
(2) Maintains systems
and procedures for the management of funds, real properties and securities
according to accepted business and accounting practices, including the
establishment of a fee schedule for clients directly accepted for service by
the agency.
(3) Establishes a basis
for negotiating rates for services provided through purchase of service
agreements.
(d) The legal
entity shall ensure that the agency maintains insurance protection for its
clients, funds and properties. Insurance coverage shall include:
(1) Fire.
(2) Theft.
(3) Liability.
(4) Health and accident.
(5) Workman's compensation.
(6) First party liability arising through the
use of a vehicle to transport a client receiving services in accordance with
75 Pa.C.S. §§
1701-1798 (relating to the
Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility Law).
(e) The legal entity shall maintain a file,
current at all times, of existing purchase of service agreements.
(f) The legal entity shall ensure that the
agency is audited annually by an independent certified or registered
accountant.
(g) The legal entity
shall submit annually to a county agency for which it provides services, a
financial disclosure statement setting forth the manner and amount of public
money which was received and expended by it, under each purchase of service
agreement that it enters into with a county agency.
Notes
The provisions of this § 3680.61 issued under Articles II, VII, IX and X of the Public Welfare Code (62 P. S. §§ 201-211, 701-774, 901-922 and 1001-1080).
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