hf1832 THIRD ENGROSSMENT Omnibus health and human services appropriations bill. ARTICLE 1 HEALTH DEPARTMENT Section 1: Rules variance application fee increased. Sec. 2: Federal agencies exempted from fees. Sec. 3: Well notification fees increased. Sec. 4: Property owner permit fees increased. Sec. 5: Well disclosure fees increased. Sec. 6: Well contractor's license application fee increased. Sec. 7: Well contractor's license fee increased. Sec. 8: Well contractor's license renewal application fee increased. Sec. 9: License renewal late fee established. Sec. 10: Well boring contractor's license application fee increased. Sec. 11: Well boring contractor's license fee increased. Sec. 12: Renewal well boring contractor's license application fee established. Sec. 13: License renewal late fee established. Sec. 14: Elevator shaft contractor's license application fee increased. Sec. 15: Elevator shaft contractor's license fee increased. Sec. 16: Elevator shaft contractor's license renewal fee increased. Sec. 17: License renewal late fee established. Sec. 18: Monitoring well contractor registration application fee increased. Sec. 19: Renewal application fee for a monitoring well contractor's registration established. Sec. 20: Late renewal fee established. Sec. 21: Drilling machine registration fee increased. Sec. 22: Modification to immunization schedule procedures and authorization provided. Sec. 23: Modification to immunization schedule procedures and authorization provided. Sec. 24: Agreement dates modified. Sec. 25: Radioactive material license required, fees established. Sec. 26: Hospital, nursing home, and outpatient surgical center licensing fees increased. Sec. 27: Rural hospital capital improvement grant criteria established. Sec. 28: Vital records surcharge expiration date eliminated. Sec. 29: Hospital charity care aid purpose and definitions provided, and charity care reporting procedures established. Sec. 30: Water test fees increased and established. Sec. 31: Home care recipient rights clarified. Sec. 32: Various terms defined. Sec. 33: Abortion regulations established. Sec. 34: Publication of anti-abortion statistics and information by department of health required. Sec. 35: Procedures for required abortion in case of medical emergency provided. Sec. 36: Civil remedies for unlawful abortion procedures provided, privacy protected, attorney fee liability established. Sec. 37: Sections found to be unconstitutional declared to be severable and balance remains effective. Sec. 38: Duties of advisory task force modified. Sec. 39: Community health board allocation provided. Sec. 40: Block grant money use for prepregnancy family planning services prohibited. Sec. 41: Statutory reference changed. Sec. 42: Effectiveness report concerning AIDS prevention grants required and format provided. Sec. 43: Prepregnancy family planning service grant purposes established. Sec. 44: Definition of family planning modified to disallow abortions. Sec. 45: Teen pregnancy prevention goals provided and program detailed. Sec. 46: Community clinic grant program established and detailed. Sec. 47: Health disparity elimination project detailed. Sec. 48: Child abuse prevention grant deadline date provided. Sec. 49: Expiration date provided. Sec. 50: Home visiting grant program expiration dates provided. Sec. 51: Expiration date provided. Sec. 52: Family home visiting program purpose established and details provided. Sec. 53: License and establishment fees for food and beverage establishments modified. Sec. 54: Exemptions for home schools provided. Sec. 55: Establishment fees for transition period provided. Sec. 56: Repealer.ARTICLE 2 HEALTH CARESection 1: Commissioner of human services duties modified to include federal drug rebate program administration. Sec. 2: Statutory references changed. Sec. 3: Purchasing alliance stop-loss fund related definitions provided, account created, reimbursement provided, and details provided. Sec. 4: Retired dentist program detailed. Sec. 5: Hospital surcharge not considered allowable cost for rate setting purposes. Sec. 6: Operating payment rates determination procedure modified. Sec. 7: Greater Minnesota payment adjustment detailed. Sec. 8: American Indian services contract detailed. Sec. 9: AFDC rules for eligible families modified. Sec. 10: Income determination procedures provided. Sec. 11: Asset limitations clarified. Sec. 12: Income determination poverty guidelines established. Sec. 13: AFDC income standard increased. Sec. 14: Sliding fee scale implemented and details provided. Sec. 15: Breast or cervical cancer patient treatment procedures provided. Sec. 16: Expiration date eliminated. Sec. 17: Autistic children intervention behavior therapy coverage and purpose provided. Sec. 18: Committee member reimbursements provided, pharmacy dispensing fees established, and exceptions clarified. Sec. 19: Drug utilization review board reimbursement provided. Sec. 20: Language updated and mileage reimbursement modified. Sec. 21: Ambulance service payment established. Sec. 22: Medical service access coverage detailed. Sec. 23: Health center and rural health clinic payment procedures established. Sec. 24: MinnesotaCare payments included in Indian Health services facilities. Sec. 25: References to PRWORA removed. Sec. 26: Increased child or spousal support start date modified. Sec. 27: Assistance for persons needing breast or cervical cancer treatment eligibility requirements established. Sec. 28: Intergovernmental transfers and related payments detailed. Sec. 29: Limitation of choice clarified to include persons eligible for medical assistance. Sec. 30: Prospective per capita payment rate limits established. Sec. 31: Pro rata capitation rate adjustment provided, revenue usage regulations established. Sec. 32: Dental services demonstration project established. Sec. 33: Medicare outpatient payment system rates replaced. Sec. 34: Payment rates for dental x-rays for children, dental services, and utilization clarified. Sec. 35: Study to determine whether assistance for family planning is cost-effective initiated. Sec. 36: General assistance medical care eligibility requirements modified. Sec. 37: General assistance medical care service payment rate limits clarified. Sec. 38: Discontinuation of MFIP assistance to receive medical assistance prohibited. Sec. 39: Medical assistance removed from notification requirements. Sec. 40: Participants for medical assistance no longer treated as MFIP recipients. Sec. 41: Commissioner's duties relating to premium payment deadlines modified. Sec. 42: Commissioner-established rate limits clarified. Sec. 43: Indian health service facilities coverage detailed. Sec. 44: MinnesotaCare reform modified to change "children" to "families with children." Sec. 45: Report of household gifts and eligibility reviews no longer required. Sec. 46: Senior citizen program study reporting date extended. Sec. 47: New premium schedule notice provided. Sec. 48: Medication therapy management pilot program established. Sec. 49: State health care program providers regulations simplified. Sec. 50: Repealer.ARTICLE 3 CONTINUING CARE AND HOME CARESection 1: Statutory reference changed. Sec. 2: Residential program payment rate adjustment modified and cost recovery detailed. Sec. 3: Restrictions on county eligibility for a guaranteed floor removed. Sec. 4: Funds in the chemical dependency reserve account in excess of those needed to meet obligations for services cancelled to the general fund. Sec. 5: Increases to chemical dependency vendors limited. Sec. 6: Income standards for persons eligible for chemical dependency fund services in terms of the 1997 federal poverty guidelines specified. Sec. 7: Chemical dependency service rates for American Indians improved. Sec. 8: Case management service grants to people with HIV or AIDS provided. Sec. 9: Consumer support grant program purpose and goals clarified. Sec. 10: Definition of "supports" modified. Sec. 11: Grant application eligibility criteria clarified. Sec. 12: "Alternative care program" eliminated from support grant descriptions. Sec. 13: "Alternative care" removed from reimbursement descriptions. Sec. 14: Commissioner no longer allowed to apply for federal waivers. Sec. 15: Private duty nursing regulations clarified. Sec. 16: Personal care services changed to "personal care assistant services." Sec. 17: Personal care "assistant" specified. Sec. 18: Case management service payment eligible residency time periods increased. Sec. 19: Terms relating to targeted case management defined. Sec. 20: Relocation targeted case management eligibility requirements provided. Sec. 21: Relocation targeted case management provider qualifications provided. Sec. 22: Home care targeted case management provider qualifications established. Sec. 23: Services eligible for medical assistance reimbursement provided. Sec. 24: Case manager time line regulations established. Sec. 25: Targeted case management delivery evaluation initiated. Sec. 26: Face-to-face and contact information documented. Sec. 27: Targeted case management payment rate regulations and provisions established. Sec. 28: "Activities of daily living" defined. Term "toileting" established. Various related terms defined and or clarified. Sec. 29: Personal care changed to personal care "assistant." Sec. 30: Personal care assistant services eligible for payment provided. Sec. 31: Payment limitations for nurse visits modified. Sec. 32: Hospice eliminated from list of ineligible services. Sec. 33: Shared personal care assistant services regulations clarified. Sec. 34: Fiscal agent option renamed the fiscal intermediary option and language revised. Sec. 35: "Nonwaivered" changed to "regular." Sec. 36: Consumer directed home care demonstration project created and detailed. Sec. 37: Telehomecare regulations established. Sec. 38: Occupational and physical regulations and coverage regulations established. Sec. 39: Private duty nursing hardship criteria provided. Sec. 40: Personal care assistant service quality assurance plan created. Sec. 41: Preadmission screening of individuals under 65 required. Sec. 42: Expenditure forecast reduction prevented. Sec. 43: Consumer-directed community support services availability increased. Sec. 44: Annual commissioner report date modified. Sec. 45: Legal representative participation exception modified. Sec. 46: "approved vendors" redefined as "counties, private individuals, and agencies enrolled as providers," and eligible individuals given a choice of case management providers. Sec. 47: Federal waivers for persons with mental retardation and related conditions ensured. Sec. 48: Traumatic brain injury program duties no longer include approving waiver eligibility. Sec. 49: Three-year quality assurance pilot project is no longer a pilot project. Sec. 50: Region 10 quality assurance commission expiration date modified. Sec. 51: Quality assurance project expansion feasibility examination initiated. Sec. 52: Language updated. Sec. 53: Language updated. Sec. 54: Commissioner of health not responsible for waiver application. Sec. 55: Federal waivers detailed. Sec. 56: Alternative quality assurance system evaluation initiated. Sec. 57: Notification procedures concerning the quality assurance alternative licensing system established. Sec. 58: Language updated. Sec. 59: Commissioner authorized to apply for home and community-based service waivers, purpose and procedures provided. Sec. 60: Informed choice regulations established. Sec. 61: Case management regulations for waiver recipients created. Sec. 62: Recipient assessment procedures provided. Sec. 63: Individualized service plan requirements established. Sec. 64: Services and supports for community-based waivers provided. Sec. 65: Maximum cost for services and supports ensured. Sec. 66: Approved vendor reimbursement provided. Sec. 67: Health and welfare protected. Sec. 68: Traumatic brain injury includes individuals with acquired or degenerative diseases. Sec. 69: Alternative integrated long-term care provisions modified to include persons with disabilities. Sec. 70: "Institution" defined. Sec. 71: "Shelter costs" defined. Sec. 72: "Shelter needy" defined, standards of assistance expanded. Sec. 73: Supplementary rate for certain facilities increased. Sec. 74: Respite care pilot project for family adult foster care providers established. Sec. 75: Day training and habilitation task force membership expanded to include commissioner of human services. Sec. 76: Task force required to make recommendations to the commissioner regarding pilot project implementation. Sec. 77: Individualized payment rate structure detailed. Sec. 78: County board responsibilities provided. Sec. 79: Vendors with lowest rates in the state identified. Sec. 80: Amendments to state Medicaid plan sought. Sec. 81: Semi-independent living services study initiated. Sec. 82: Spousal income waiver request authorized. Sec. 83: Program options for certain persons with developmental disabilities provided. Sec. 84: Necessary federal approval requested. Sec. 85: Federal waiver requests initiated. Sec. 86: Repealer.ARTICLE 4 CONSUMER INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE AND COMMUNITY-BASED CARESection 1: Bed distribution study expanded and critical access sites created. Sec. 2: Home-sharing program grants established. Sec. 3: Senior consumer information assistance service established. Sec. 4: "Community," "older adult services," and "older adult" defined, community services grant program created. Sec. 5: Long-term care consultation services purpose and goal provided. Sec. 6: "Long term care consultation services" and "Minnesota health care programs" defined. Sec. 7: Long-term care consultation team established. Sec. 8: Community-based living assessment and support planning procedures established. Sec. 9: Transition assistance provided to persons in a nursing facility. Sec. 10: Preadmission screening activities related to nursing facility admissions required. Sec. 11: Federal screening requirement exemptions and emergency admissions detailed. Sec. 12: Screening requirements provided. Sec. 13: Language updated. Sec. 14: Long term care consultation service payment procedures and regulations provided. Sec. 15: Certified nursing facility reimbursements provided and regulations modified. Sec. 16: Alternative care program purpose clarified. Sec. 17: Service eligibility requirements modified and language updated. Sec. 18: Nonmedical assistance recipient criteria modified. Sec. 19: Alternative care covered services list expanded, language setting maximum payment rates for foster care services, assisted living services, and residential care services modified, and governing procedures for cash payments under the alternative care program placed in the subdivision language. Sec. 20: Alternative care program lead agency contracting with American Indian tribes authorized. Sec. 21: Language relating to ensuring health and safety of individual clients clarified. Sec. 22: Documentation verifying alternative care availability not required. Sec. 23: Certain contracting provisions for providers eliminated. Sec. 24: Alternative care appropriation formula modified. Sec. 25: Deadlines for targeted funding extended and determination criteria modified. Sec. 26: Client premiums required and criteria established. Sec. 27: Technical changes provided relating to county biennial plan. Sec. 28: Reimbursement adjustments changed to "payment" adjustments, statewide maximum service limits provided. Sec. 29: Commissioner's duties relating to elderly waiver modified. Sec. 30: Case, rate, payment, and forecasting limits provided. Sec. 31: Language updated. Sec. 32: Language updated. Sec. 33: Medical assistance pilot project on senior services established and purpose provided. Sec. 34: Service access study initiated. Sec. 35: Respite care report initiated. Sec. 36: Repealer.ARTICLE 5 LONG-TERM CARE REFORM AND REIMBURSEMENTSection 1: Resident reimbursement classifications established, terms defined, and details provided. Sec. 2: Moratorium on licensure of new nursing home projects that exceed ,000,000 dollars enacted. Sec. 3: "Technology" defined. Sec. 4: Language updated to reflect changes made in Section 2. Sec. 5: Wilkin county nursing home bed replacement project initiated, beds provided for physically handicapped individuals, and Anoka county bed transfer authorized. Sec. 6: "Technology" added to section language. Sec. 7: Proposal review criteria modified Sec. 8: Various terms defined. Sec. 9: Resident relocation notification required. Sec. 10: Planning process agency requirements established and relocation plan provided. Sec. 11: Licensee requirements established, interdisciplinary team created, and resident lists required. Sec. 12: Resident and physician notification required. Sec. 13: Resident relocation procedures provided. Sec. 14: Relocation reports required. Sec. 15: Local agency requirements established relating to relocation. Sec. 16: Nursing home reimbursement funding provided. Sec. 17: Definitions relating to transition planning grants provided, grant allocation procedures established, grant program evaluation required. Sec. 18: Alternative nursing home survey process and schedules established, survey intervals regulated, and compliance history used as a criteria for identifying survey cycles. Sec. 19: Long-term grant care program established, eligibility requirements provided, and grant awarding procedures provided. Sec. 20: Long-term care quality profiles developed and implemented. Sec. 21: Statutory reference changed. Sec. 22: Facility reimbursement payment rate regulations during first 90 days provided. Sec. 23: Nursing facility rates increased. Sec. 24: Low-rate metropolitan area nursing facilities rates increased. Sec. 25: Rate floor for nursing facilities outside metropolitan area provided. Sec. 26: Raw food cost adjustment excluded. Sec. 27: Nursing facility alternate rate regulations modified. Sec. 28: Facility rate increase effective dates provided. Sec. 29: Facility rate increase effective dates provided. Sec. 30: Anoka county nursing facility rate increase authorized. Sec. 31: Facilities under contract with commissioner exception to moratorium removed. Sec. 32: Case mix system for nursing facilities implemented. Sec. 33: Terms relating to nursing facility voluntary closures and planning and development defined, planning and development procedures established, application request program initiated, application review criteria provided. Sec. 34: ICF MR rate increase effective dates provided. Sec. 35: "Caesarian" replaced with "cesarean." Sec. 36: State share of medical assistance reimbursement funding authorized. Sec. 37: Expiration date extended. Sec. 38: New nursing facility reimbursement system developed and implemented. Sec. 39: Subacute care facility licensure standards report required. Sec. 40: Regulatory flexibility standards established. Sec. 41: Facility closure report required. Sec. 42: Nursing assistant and home aide regulations provided. Sec. 43: Reporting requirement evaluation required. Sec. 44: Nursing facility multiple sclerosis pilot project required. Sec. 45: Minimum staffing standards report required. Sec. 46: Repealer.ARTICLE 6 WORK FORCESection 1: Grants for nursing facilities and home care providers provided. Sec. 2: Health care and long-term care careers promoted. Sec. 3: Language updated and deadline extended. Sec. 4: "Resident assistant" definition modified. Sec. 5: Language clarified. Sec. 6: Language clarified. Sec. 7: Temporary permit application criteria modified.ARTICLE 7 REGULATION OF SUPPLEMENTAL NURSING SERVICES AGENCIESSection 1: Terms relating to supplemental nursing services agencies defined and scope provided. Sec. 2: Supplemental nursing services agency registration required. Sec. 3: Nursing services registration requirements provided. Sec. 4: Complaint system established. Sec. 5: Maximum charge regulations established. Sec. 6: Collected fees appropriated, and background studies provided for. Sec. 7: Supplemental nursing services agency use report required.ARTICLE 8 LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCESection 1: Application provision relating to policies issued after January established. Sec. 2: Premium and premium increase regulations provided. Sec. 3: Nonforfeiture benefits established. Sec. 4: "Exceptional increase" defined. Sec. 5: "Incidental" defined. Sec. 6: "Qualified actuary" defined. Sec. 7: "Similar policy forms" defined. Sec. 8: Certain information required to be submitted to the commissioner. Sec. 9: Rating practice disclosure required. Sec. 10: Minimum loss ratio applicability standards modified. Sec. 11: Premium rate schedule increases regulated. Sec. 12: Nonforfeiture benefit requirements established. Sec. 13: Long-term care insurance promoted. Sec. 14: Terms relating to long-term care partnerships defined, medical assistance eligibility criteria established, and federal approval procedures provided.ARTICLE 9 MENTAL HEALTH AND CIVIL COMMITMENTSection 1: Suicide prevention public health goals and prevention plan established. Sec. 2: Definition of "day treatment services" modified. Sec. 3: Definition of mental health professional in psychology clarified. Sec. 4: "Significant impairment in functioning" defined. Sec. 5: Definition of "day treatment services" modified. Sec. 6: Definition of mental health professional in psychology clarified. Sec. 7: Statutory references updated. Sec. 8: Appropriate setting to receive mental health services established. Sec. 9: Treatment screening procedures and restrictions provided. Sec. 10: Eligibility criteria for individuals to receive help for severe emotional disturbances modified. Sec. 11: Crisis housing assistance program purpose clarified. Sec. 12: Statutory reference added, commissioner's ability to selectively contract with hospitals removed. Sec. 13: Continuing care program for persons with mental illness established. Sec. 14: Adult rehabilitative mental health services related terms defined, eligibility criteria provided, provider entity standards established, and program detailed. Sec. 15: Adult mental health crisis response service program scope provided, related terms defined, provider entity standards established, and program detailed. Sec. 16: Indian health services payment for mental health case management procedures provided, language relating to tribal agencies added. Sec. 17: County grant refusal appeal process provided. Sec. 18: Mental health provider travel time benefit detailed. Sec. 19: Mental health service reimbursement authorized. Sec. 20: Inclusion of suicide statistics on crime reports prohibited. Sec. 21: Continuing care benefit program establishment notification provided. Sec. 22: Study on length of stay for Medicare-eligible persons initiated. Sec. 23: Payment system for adult residential services grants developed.ARTICLE 10 ASSISTANCE PROGRAMSSection 1: Immigration status verification reporting obligations removed. Sec. 2: Minnesota food assistance program establishment date modified. Sec. 3: State program for use of state money established. Sec. 4: Language clarified. Sec. 5: Language clarified. Sec. 6: Application form submission procedures established. Sec. 7: Applicant screening process purpose and procedure provided. Sec. 8: Referral and service determination interview format provided. Sec. 9: Eligibility regulations after disqualification for noncompliance established. Sec. 10: Dates relating to MFIP exit level modified. Sec. 11: Assistance levels for persons convicted of drug offenses modified. Sec. 12: Notification regulations provided. Sec. 13: Statutory reference modified. Sec. 14: MFIP case review procedures established. Sec. 15: Hardship extension eligibility criteria provided. Sec. 16: County duty to provide MFIP caregiver orientation exceptions provided. Sec. 17: Consequences for participants not complying with program requirements detailed. Sec. 18: Dual sanction rules clarified. Sec. 19: Sanction status after disqualification detailed. Sec. 20: MFIP eligibility criteria modified. Sec. 21: Local service unit plan clarified. Sec. 22: Individual and caregiver replaced with the term "participant." Sec. 23: Notification of intent to sanction format clarified. Sec. 24: Case management service continuation authorized. Sec. 25-26: Minimum allocation assured for participants not eligible for MFIP but whose income is below 120 percent of the federal guidelines. Sec. 27: Assistance provided for certain persons no longer eligible for MFIP. Sec. 28: County performance management report contents modified. Sec. 29: Supportive housing and managed care pilot project not established in two counties. Sec. 30: County eligibility criteria expanded. Sec. 31: Participant eligibility criteria modified. Sec. 32: Redirection of funds to the pilot project authorized. Sec. 33: Assessment of feasibility of financing pilot project to be included on report. Sec. 34: Duties of commissioner of economic security expanded. Sec. 35: Date changed. Sec. 36: Report on assessment of county performance required. Sec. 37: Repealer.ARTICLE 11 DHS LICENSINGSection 1: Informing license holder of maltreatment problems authorized and related notification procedures established. Sec. 2: Supplemental nursing service personnel added to background study regulations. Sec. 3: Disqualification procedures and provisions removed from maltreatment language and new procedures detailed. Sec. 4: Exceptions clarified. Sec. 5: Agencies to be informed of reason for subject's disqualification. Sec. 6: Individuals determined to have maltreated a child authorized to request reconsideration and subsequent procedures detailed. Sec. 7: Scope of contested maltreatment cases summarized. Sec. 8: Disqualification criteria for individuals charged with maltreatment provided and consequences detailed. Sec. 9: Application denial criteria clarified. Sec. 10: Fines removed from regulations relating to correction orders; conditional licenses provided. Sec. 11: Sanction regulations, license suspension, license revocations, and related situations detailed. Sec. 12: Appeal hearing conduct and procedures clarified. Sec. 13: Authority delegation to agencies provided. Sec. 14: Sanction possibilities clarified. Sec. 15: Statutory references updated. Sec. 16: Standards of evidence for maltreatment and disqualification hearings established. Sec. 17: Statutory references updated. Sec. 18: Certain facilities added to those which are held accountable for maltreatment violations by the commissioner. Sec. 19: Department of human services made responsible for assessing or investigating allegations of maltreatment. Sec. 20: Commissioner's duties in instances of neglect or abuse modified. Sec. 21: Individuals who have been determined to have maltreated a child authorized to request reconsideration of the determination and disqualification. Related procedures detailed. Sec. 22: Information supply by reporter how maltreatment relates to disqualification criteria authorized. Sec. 23: Reconsideration request deadlines established and hearing procedures further detailed. Reconsideration request format provided. Sec. 24: Definition of "neglect" modified. Sec. 25: Federal law change request or waiver duties provided. Sec. 26: Federal waiver requirements detailed.ARTICLE 12 MISCELLANEOUSSection 1: Pools at family day care centers not considered public pools. Sec. 2-3: Criminal history background check application fees deposited into special revenue fund. Sec. 4: Regulations concerning swimming pools owned by family day care centers established. Sec. 5: Funds transferred from the shared services account into the general fund. Sec. 6: "Guardianship service providers" defined. Sec. 7: Definition of "comprehensive evaluation" modified. Sec. 8: "Case manager" definition modified. Sec. 9: Duties of commissioner relating to filming of state wards modified. Sec. 10: Ward and conservatee social adjustment and progress review required. Sec. 11: Petition regulations not applied to petitions to remove a public guardian. Sec. 12: Mental health retardation board not eligible to receive fees and paid mileage costs. Sec. 13: Sunset date extended for disability council. Sec. 14: Public guardianship alternatives funds provided. Sec. 15: Study on automatic defibrillators initiated. Sec. 16: Repealer.ARTICLE 13 APPROPRIATIONSSection 1: Health and human services appropriations provided. Sec. 2: Appropriations to commissioner of human services summarized by fund. Sec. 3: Appropriations to commissioner of health summarized by fund. Sec. 4: Appropriations to Veterans nursing home board summarized by fund. Sec. 5: Appropriations to health-related boards summarized by fund. Sec. 6: Appropriations to emergency medical services board summarized by fund. Sec. 7: Council on disability money appropriated. Sec. 8: Ombudsman for mental health and mental retardation provided. Sec. 9: Ombudsman for families provided. Sec. 10: Transfers relating to grants and administration detailed. Sec. 11: Indirect costs not to fund programs authorized. Sec. 12: Carryover limitation provided. Sec. 13: Uncodified language sunset provided. Sec. 14: Project labor wages provided.AE