California § 4648.2 - By September 1, 1986, the State Department of Developmental Services shall promul

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§ 4648.2. By September 1, 1986, the State Department of Developmental Services shall promul

By September 1, 1986, the State Department of Developmental Services shall promulgate regulations which establish a process for service providers to appeal actions the department takes as a result of its auditing and monitoring activities. To the extent possible, this process shall include procedures contained in fiscal audit appeals regulations established pursuant to Section 4780.5.

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