Nebraska § 71-7106 Repealed. Laws 2025, LB346, § 74. Operative date July 1, 2026. Interagency Management Committee; created; members; duties

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§ 71-7106 — Repealed. Laws 2025, LB346, § 74. Operative date July 1, 2026. Interagency Management Committee; created; members; duties

Nebraska § 71-7106

Ch. 71Public Health and Welfare

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 71-7106 (2026).

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There is hereby created the Interagency Management Committee. Each member of the council shall designate a representative of his or her agency to be a member of the committee. The committee shall be responsible for:

(1)Planning and budget development;

(2)Program development and evaluation;

(3)Coordination of program activities and emergency response;

(4)Providing a mechanism for quality assurance which may include certification of critical incident stress management team members;

(5)Identifying critical incident stress management regions;

(6)Developing regulations and standards;

(7)Arranging for and supporting training of critical incident stress management teams; and

(8)Providing backup to regional critical incident stress management teams.

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There is hereby created the Interagency Management Committee. Each member of the council shall designate a representative of his or her agency to be a member of the committee. The committee shall be responsible for:
(1) Planning and budget development;
(2) Program development and evaluation;
(3) Coordination of program activities and emergency response;
(4) Providing a mechanism for quality assurance which may include certification of critical incident stress management team members;
(5) Identifying critical incident stress management regions;
(6) Developing regulations and standards;
(7) Arranging for and supporting training of critical incident stress management teams; and
(8) Providing backup to regional critical incident stress management teams.