Section 94.50. Interim relief.

 

(1)  If the client rights specialist or a person conducting an administrative review of a grievance finds that interim relief is necessary to protect a client's well-being pending resolution of a grievance, a directive may be given to the program manager to modify the services being provided to the client to the extent necessary to protect the client.

(2)  A directive for interim relief shall be designed to provide the necessary protection at the minimum expense to the program while protecting the rights of the client.

(3)  A program manager may appeal a directive for interim relief to the department administrator designated under s. DHS 94.44 (1) .

Cr. Register, June, 1996, No. 486 , eff. 7-1-96.