SB210,27,21 2. The short-term and long-term goals for treatment and support services for to address the needs of the child with severe disabilities and the child's his or her family.

SB210,28,3 3. The services and resources needed by the child with severe disabilities and the child's his or her family, including the identity of each individual and organization that will be responsible for providing a portion of the treatment, education and support services to be offered to the child and the child's family, and the specific services that each organization will provide the services and other resources. The coordinated services plan of care shall place emphasis on services and resources that are available through community and informal sources.

SB210,28,8 4. Criteria for measuring the effectiveness and appropriateness of the integrated service plan coordinated services plan of care so that it can be modified as needed to better meet the child's and the child's family's needs. A coordinated services plan of care shall be oriented so as to produce meaningful outcomes and to provide services in the least restrictive setting possible.

SB210,28,13 5. Identification of any administrative or judicial procedures under ch. 48, 51, 55, 115, 118, or 938 that may be necessary in order to fully implement the integrated service plan coordinated services plan of care and the identity of the individual or organization that will be responsible for initiating those procedures, if any are required.

SB210,28,18 6. Identification of available sources of funding to support the services and other resources needed for the child with severe disabilities and his or her family and an allocation of funding responsibility among organizations where if more than one organization is responsible for the child's and the child's his or her family's treatment, education and support services.

Note: Modifies the provisions relating to referrals to the coordinated services initiative, screening of children and families referred to the initiative, consent for release of information, review of completed applications with the child's family, assistance to families found to be ineligible, enrollment in the initiative and assignment of a coordinated services team, assembling results of prior assessments and evaluations documenting the strengths and needs of the child, and preparation of a coordinated services plan of care.

SB210, s. 53 Section 53. 46.56 (8) (cm) of the statutes is created to read:

SB210,29,3 46.56 (8) (cm) Consent for participation of a child and his or her family in the initiative and in the initiative evaluation shall be obtained from the child's parent or, if appropriate, the child.

Note: Creates a separate provision relating to consent for participation in a CST initiative. This language is deleted from s. 46.56 (8) (c), stats., in the bill.

SB210, s. 54 Section 54. 46.56 (8) (h) 7. and 8. of the statutes are created to read:

SB210,29,8 46.56 (8) (h) 7. Clear statements articulating the specific needs of the child and family that are to be addressed. Needs may not be stated solely in terms of the need for services but may be described in a strength-based manner with a response that is readily achievable.

SB210,29,10 8. Plans for responding to possible crisis situations that may occur with the child and his or her family.

Note: Creates additional information that must be included in the coordinated services plan of care.

SB210, s. 55 Section 55. 46.56 (8) (i) to (k) of the statutes are amended to read:

SB210,29,14 46.56 (8) (i) If additional evaluations are needed, the service coordination agency coordinated services team shall arrange for them or assist the child's family in obtaining them.

SB210,29,19 (j) The proposed integrated service plan coordinated services plan of care shall be submitted to any service providers who would be are included in the integrated service plan and the court assigned to exercise jurisdiction under chs. 48 and 938 if participation in the program has been court ordered under s. 48.345 (6m) or 938.34 (6m) proposed plan of care.

SB210,30,5 (k) Upon written approval of the integrated service plan coordinated services plan of care by the proposed service providers and , the child's family, unless the child's involvement in the program is through court order under s. 48.355 or 938.355, in which case approval of the court may be substituted for that of the family, and the coordinated services team, the integrated service plan plan of care shall be implemented by the service coordination agency and the service providers individuals and organizations designated to provide services and other resources under the integrated service plan plan of care.

Note: Modifies provisions relating to arranging for additional evaluations of the child, submitting the coordinated services plan of care to any service provider included in the plan of care, and implementing the plan of care.

SB210, s. 56 Section 56. 46.56 (8) (L) of the statutes is repealed.

Note: Repeals a provision under which the service coordination agency and the designated service providers must include in the integrated service plan all individuals who are active in the care of the child with severe disabilities, including members of the child's family, foster parents, and other individuals who by close and continued association with the child have come to occupy significant roles in the care and treatment of the child.

SB210, s. 57 Section 57. 46.56 (8) (m) to (o) of the statutes are amended to read:

SB210,30,14 46.56 (8) (m) Each organization or service provider designated to provide services and other resources under the integrated service coordinated services plan of care shall identify a specific staff person individual who shall serve as the ongoing member of a treatment team contact person to ensure continuity and communication while services are being provided to the child with severe disabilities and his or her family under the integrated service plan. The service coordinator shall coordinate the operations of the treatment team of care.

SB210,30,18 (n) The service coordinator shall advocate for the child with severe disabilities and the child's his or her family and ensure that they are provided the opportunity to participate in assessment, planning, and ongoing review of services to the fullest extent possible.

SB210,31,2 (o) Services and other resources under this section shall be provided in the community, preferably in the child's home or home community, in the least restrictive and least intrusive setting and manner which that meets the best interests of the child with severe disabilities.

Note: Modifies provisions relating to identifying an ongoing contact person from each organization or service provider designated to provide services under the plan of care, requiring that the service provider advocate for the child and his or her family and ensure they are participating in planning and other activities to the fullest extent possible, and requiring that services and other resources be provided in the least restrictive and least intrusive setting and manner.

SB210, s. 58 Section 58. 46.56 (8) (p) and (q) of the statutes are repealed.

Note: Repeals provisions under which an integrated service plan may not be used to place or accomplish the placement of a child outside of his or her home and that an integrated service plan may not modify a individualized education program.

SB210, s. 59 Section 59. 46.56 (8) (r) and (s) of the statutes are amended to read:

SB210,31,18 46.56 (8) (r) The On a regular basis, and at least every 3 months, the service coordinator shall, when necessary and at least every 6 months, assemble the treatment coordinated services team, the family of the child with severe disabilities, the child with severe disabilities, where if appropriate, and any counsel, guardian ad litem, or other person advocating for the interests of the child with severe disabilities or the child's his or her family to review the integrated service, plan of care and progress toward the goals of the integrated service plan of care, establish new goals, request the inclusion of new participating organizations or individuals, or otherwise modify the integrated service coordinated services plan of care to better meet the needs of the child with severe disabilities and the child's his or her family. Decisions to amend the integrated service coordinated services plan of care must be approved by the service coordinator, the treatment coordinated services team, the family and, where if the integrated service plan of care is being provided under a court order, by the court.