Florida Regulations 65H-2.020: Conflicts of Interest
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(1) It is essential to the proper operation of batterers’ intervention programs that direct-service staff, program employees, assessors, concurrent treatment providers, and program participants do not engage in any activity that presents a conflict of interest or the appearance of a conflict of interest. The provider must maintain policies pertaining to conflicts of interest.
(3) Program staff or assessors providing direct services to program participants must not engage in direct counseling or therapy with the victim, and/or current partner of the program participant, or with family or household members of the victim and/or current partner.
Rulemaking Authority 741.327 FS. Law Implemented 741.32, 741.325, 741.327 FS. History—New 9-4-22.
(2) If an assessor determines that the batterer who has been referred to a batterers’ intervention program should also be referred for further evaluation, the assessor shall provide a list of licensed or certified providers to the batterer. The assessor may not self-refer.
(3) Program staff or assessors providing direct services to program participants must not engage in direct counseling or therapy with the victim, and/or current partner of the program participant, or with family or household members of the victim and/or current partner.
Rulemaking Authority 741.327 FS. Law Implemented 741.32, 741.325, 741.327 FS. History—New 9-4-22.