Vermont § 3194 - Advisor appointees

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§ 3194. Advisor appointees

  • (a)(1) After consultation with the Commissioners of Health and of Mental Health, the Secretary
    of State shall appoint two certified peer support providers, two certified peer recovery
    support specialists, one representative from the Department of Health, and one representative
    from the Department of Mental Health to serve as advisors to the Director in matters
    relating to peer support and recovery support. Advisors shall be appointed to five-year
    staggered terms to serve as advisors in matters related to the administration of this
    chapter. At least one of the initial appointments shall be less than a five-year term. (2) A certified peer support provider serving as an advisor shall: (A) have at least three years’ experience as a peer support provider immediately preceding
    appointment; (B) be certified as a peer support provider in Vermont at the time of appointment and
    during incumbency; and (C) remain actively engaged in the practice of peer support in this State during incumbency. (3) A certified peer recovery support specialist serving as an advisor shall: (A) be certified as a peer recovery support specialist in Vermont at the time of appointment
    and during incumbency; and (B) remain actively engaged in the practice of recovery support services in this State
    during incumbency.

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Section 3194 ("Advisor appointees") is part of the Vermont Statutes Online, the codified statutory law of Vermont. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.

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