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Department of Health and Human Services
Title 26B — Utah Health and Human Services Code §§ 26B-1-201–26B-1-244
- Utah Code § 26B-1-201— Department of Health and Human Services -- Creation -- Duties
- Utah Code § 26B-1-202— Department authority and duties
- Utah Code § 26B-1-203— Executive director -- Appointment -- Compensation -- Qualifications -- Deputy directors required -- Responsibilities
- Utah Code § 26B-1-204— Creation of boards, divisions, and offices -- Power to establish committees
- Utah Code § 26B-1-205— Division directors -- Appointment -- Compensation -- Qualifications
- Utah Code § 26B-1-206— Limitation on establishment of advisory bodies
- Utah Code § 26B-1-207— Policymaking responsibilities -- Regulations for local health departments prescribed by department -- Local standards not more stringent than federal or state standards -- Consultation with local health departments -- Committee to evaluate health policies and to review federal grants
- Utah Code § 26B-1-208— Participation in federal programs -- Federal grants -- Authority of executive director
- Utah Code § 26B-1-209— Fee schedule adopted by department
- Utah Code § 26B-1-210— Department budget -- Reports from divisions
- Utah Code § 26B-1-211— Background checks for employees -- Access to abuse and neglect information to screen employees and volunteers
- Utah Code § 26B-1-212— Confidential records
- Utah Code § 26B-1-213— Department and committee rules and proceedings
- Utah Code § 26B-1-214— Executive director -- Enforcement powers
- Utah Code § 26B-1-215— Actions on behalf of department -- Party in interest
- Utah Code § 26B-1-216— Powers and duties of the department -- Quality and design
- Utah Code § 26B-1-217— Content and form of certificates and reports
- Utah Code § 26B-1-218— Intergenerational poverty mitigation reporting
- Utah Code § 26B-1-219— Requirements for issuing, recommending, or facilitating rationing criteria
- Utah Code § 26B-1-220— Legal advice and representation for department
- Utah Code § 26B-1-221— Administrative review of actions of department or director
- Utah Code § 26B-1-222— Violation of public health laws or orders unlawful
- Utah Code § 26B-1-223— Unlawful acts by department officers and employees
- Utah Code § 26B-1-224— Criminal and civil penalties and liability for violations
- Utah Code § 26B-1-225— Application of enforcement procedures and penalties
- Utah Code § 26B-1-226— Representatives of department authorized to enter regulated premises
- Utah Code § 26B-1-227— Authority of department as to functions transferred from other agencies
- Utah Code § 26B-1-228— Religious exemptions from code -- Regulation of state-licensed healing system practice unaffected by code
- Utah Code § 26B-1-229— Authority to provide data on treatment and condition of persons to designated agencies -- Immunity from liability -- Information considered privileged communication -- Information held in confidence -- Penalties for violation
- Utah Code § 26B-1-231— Office of American Indian-Alaska Native Health and Family Services -- Creation -- Director -- Purpose -- Duties
- Utah Code § 26B-1-232— American Indian-Alaska Native Health Liaison -- Appointment -- Duties
- Utah Code § 26B-1-233— Indian Child Welfare Act Liaison -- Appointment -- Qualifications -- Duties
- Utah Code § 26B-1-234— Handling of child sexual abuse material
- Utah Code § 26B-1-236— Experimental animals -- Authorization -- Minimum period of impoundment -- Requirements -- Fees -- Records -- Revocation -- Rulemaking and investigation
- Utah Code § 26B-1-237— Office of Internal Audit
- Utah Code § 26B-1-240— License by endorsement
- Utah Code § 26B-1-242— Prohibition on requiring immunity passports or vaccination -- Exceptions
- Utah Code § 26B-1-243— Office of Families -- Definitions -- Director -- Purpose and duties
- Utah Code § 26B-1-244— Sleep disorder education and outreach