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Notes: These are the criteria used to rate the systemic factors and to determine if they are in substantial conformity with applicable Federal requirements

 

Determining Substantial Conformity for Systemic Factors

Are State plan requirements and other program requirements attached to the systemic factor actually in place in the State?

Are State plan requirements and other requirements attached to the systemic factor functioning as described in the applicable regulation or statute?