Michigan § 722.627i Fee; federal assurances and waivers.

Michigan Statutes

§ 722.627i — Fee; federal assurances and waivers.

Michigan § 722.627i

Ch. 722CHILDREN

Act 238 of 1975CHILD PROTECTION LAW (722.621-722.638)

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CHILD PROTECTION LAW (EXCERPT) Act 238 of 1975 722.627i Fee; federal assurances and waivers. Sec. 7i.

(1)The department may charge a fee for a copy of specified information released under section 7d in the same manner that a public body is authorized to charge a fee under section 4 of the freedom of information act, 1976 PA 442, MCL 15.234.

(2)Sections 7c to 7i shall not be enforced and the family independence agency shall not utilize or implement those provisions unless the family independence agency consults with and receives assurances from the federal government, including any necessary federal waivers, that utilization and implementation of those provisions do not jeopardize this state's receipt of federal money.

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CHILD PROTECTION LAW (EXCERPT) Act 238 of 1975 722.627i Fee; federal assurances and waivers. Sec. 7i. (1) The department may charge a fee for a copy of specified information released under section 7d in the same manner that a public body is authorized to charge a fee under section 4 of the freedom of information act, 1976 PA 442, MCL 15.234. (2) Sections 7c to 7i shall not be enforced and the family independence agency shall not utilize or implement those provisions unless the family independence agency consults with and receives assurances from the federal government, including any necessary federal waivers, that utilization and implementation of those provisions do not jeopardize this state's receipt of federal money.