Section He-M 203.05 - Resolution of Individual Child Complaints - Requesting an Impartial Due Process Hearing(a) A parent may request an impartial due process hearing to address a complaint related to the identification, evaluation, or provision of appropriate early supports and services for his or her child.(b) The complaint described in (a) above shall allege a violation that occurred not more than one year prior to the date that the complaint is received.(c) Mediation, pursuant to He-M 203.04, shall be made available to the parent whenever an impartial due process hearing is requested.(d) Parents shall submit requests for an impartial due process hearing to address a complaint, in writing, to the bureau and send a copy to the FCESS program and area agency.(e) If a parent is unable to make a request in writing, the agency or department employee receiving a complaint shall document the complaint in writing and seek to have the complaint signed by the complainant.(f) The written request in (d) -(e) above shall include: (1) The child's name and home address;(2) The name of the provider or FCESS program serving the child;(3) A statement identifying the points of disagreement related to the identification, evaluation, or provision of appropriate FCESS to the child or the family;(4) A proposed resolution to the disagreement;(5) The signature of the person submitting the complaint; and(6) The date of the complaint.N.H. Admin. Code § He-M 203.05
#5744, eff 12-1-93; ss by #6727, eff 4-1-98; ss by #7233, eff 4-22-00; ss by #9135, INTERIM, eff 4-22-08, EXPIRED: 10-19-08
New. #9593, eff 11-11-09 (from He-M 202.03 ); ss by #10324, eff 4-26-13
The amended version of this section by New Hampshire Register Number 41, eff. 9/23/2023 is not yet available.