65E-20.002 : Definitions - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register

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Rule Title: Definitions
Department:	DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES	Add to MyFLRules Favorites
Division:	Mental Health Program
Chapter:	FORENSIC CLIENT SERVICES ACT REGULATION

Latest version of the final adopted rule presented in Florida Administrative Code (FAC):

	Effective Date:	1/5/2021
	History Notes:	Rulemaking Authority 916.1093(2) FS. Law Implemented 916.106, 916.106(15), (16) FS. History–New 9-29-86, Amended 7-1-96, Formerly 10E-20.002, Amended 1-28-10, 1-5-21.
	References in this version:	No reference(s).

History of this Rule since Jan. 6, 2006

Section	Description	ID	Publish Date

Final 65E-20.002	Definitions	24009457	Effective: 01/05/2021
Proposed 65E-20.002 ......	The Department intends to update Rule Chapter 65E-20, F.A.C., to comport with current practice and law. These rules were last updated 10 to 34 years ago.	23885200	11/16/2020 Vol. 46/223
Development 65E-20.002 ......	The Department intends to update Rule Chapter 65E-20, F.A.C., to comport with current practice and law. These rules were last updated 10 to 34 years ago.	23878992	11/13/2020 Vol. 46/222
Final 65E-20.002	Definitions	8170521	Effective: 01/28/2010
Change 65E-20.002 ......	Definitions, Seclusion and Restraint for Behavior Management Purposes	7955472	11/25/2009 Vol. 35/47
Proposed 65E-20.002 ......	Chapter 65E-20, F.A.C., is being revised to comply with Section 916.1093(2), F.S., requiring forensic facilities to adopt rules governing the use of seclusion and restraint.	7569800	9/4/2009 Vol. 35/35
Development 65E-20.002 ......	Chapter 65E-20, Florida Administrative Code, is being revised to comply with Section 916.1093(2), F.S., requiring forensic facilities to adopt rules governing the use of seclusion and restraint.	6547032	12/24/2008 Vol. 34/52
Final 65E-20.002	Definitions	2160886	Effective: 07/01/1996

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