R156-50-604. Private Probation Services Standards - Disclosures and Financial Responsibility  


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  •   In accordance with Subsection 58-50-9(5), the private probation service standards for disclosures and financial responsibility regarding services, are established and defined as follows:

      (1) A private probation provider shall provide to each client in writing, and personally review with the client:

      (a) the provider's current fee schedules for services, including fees for failure to pay for services; and

      (b) the prohibition against providers providing services outside of the scope of their license.

      (2) A private probation provider may not:

      (a) split fees, send or receive any commission or rebate, or accept any other form of remuneration for referral of a client for professional services;

      (b) accept any amount of money or gratuity from a client other than the fee set forth in the probation agreement;

      (c) use the provider's relationship with the client for personal gain, or for the profit of any entity, agency, or commercial enterprise of any kind; or

      (d) charge a client for services not rendered.

      (3) A private probation provider shall:

      (a) maintain and make available for inspection by the Division the provider's fee schedules; and

      (b) make the provider's fee schedules available for review and approval by a court upon request.