§ 100530 Nonprofit Contract Cost Notification
This law says the state department has to look at a bunch of health programs and create a way to tell nonprofit groups, when they sign a contract, what costs they are allowed to include for things like staff, medical services, and other program expenses.
A nonprofit organization signs a contract to run a child health prevention program for the state.
When the contract is signed, the department must give the nonprofit a clear notice that explains which costs (like staff salaries, supplies, and services) are allowed under the contract.
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§ 100530 Nonprofit Contract Cost Notification
Last verified: January 11, 2026