District Of Columbia § 24-276.04 - Notice requirements.

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§ 24-276.04. Notice requirements.

24-276.04

The Administrator shall provide notice of the requirements of this subchapter to:

(1)

The relevant staff at the place of confinement, including:

(A)

All medical staff;

(B)

Staff and contractors who are involved in the transport of confined women of child-bearing age; and

(C)

Other staff as the Administrator deems appropriate; and

(2)

All women who are in their third trimester of pregnancy at the time the place of confinement takes custody of the person.

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