Delaware § 3713 Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program

Delaware Statutes

§ 3713 — Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program

Delaware § 3713

Title19

PartMiscellaneous Programs

Ch. 37Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program

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Bluebook

Del. Code tit. 19, § 3713 (2026).

Text

(a)(1) By January 1, 2025, the Department shall establish and administer a family and medical leave insurance program.

(2)By not later than the date specified in § 3702(a) of this title, the Department shall pay family and medical leave benefits as specified under this chapter.

(b)The Department shall establish, and make available to employers, reasonable procedures and forms for filing claims for benefits under this chapter and shall specify the supporting documentation necessary to support a claim for benefits, including any documentation required from a health care provider for proof of a serious health condition.

(c)The Department shall use information sharing and integration technology to facilitate the disclosure of relevant information or records so long as a covered individu

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(a) (1) By January 1, 2025, the Department shall establish and administer a family and medical leave insurance program.

(2) By not later than the date specified in § 3702(a) of this title, the Department shall pay family and medical leave benefits as specified under this chapter.

(b) The Department shall establish, and make available to employers, reasonable procedures and forms for filing claims for benefits under this chapter and shall specify the supporting documentation necessary to support a claim for benefits, including any documentation required from a health care provider for proof of a serious health condition.

(c) The Department shall use information sharing and integration technology to facilitate the disclosure of relevant information or records so long as a covered individual consents to the disclosure as required under state law.

(d) Information contained in the files and records pertaining to a covered individual under this chapter is confidential and not open to public inspection, other than to public employees in the performance of their official duties. However, the covered individual, or an authorized representative of the covered individual, may review the records or receive specific information from the records on the presentation of the covered individual’s signed authorization.