Regulatory Compliance & Standards Flashcards
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Which federal agency enforces Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act regarding accessible federal electronic and information technology?
Answer: Access Board (U.S. Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board)
The U.S. Access Board develops the Section 508 standards, while individual agencies are responsible for enforcement within their own programs.
Under the ADA's Title II (state and local government), which of the following is a key difference from Title I employment provisions?
Answer: Title II has no size threshold — it applies to all state and local entities regardless of size
Unlike Title I, Title II of the ADA applies to all state and local government entities regardless of their size or number of employees.
The 'grievance procedure' requirement under ADA Title II applies to public entities with how many employees?
Answer: 50 or more employees
Public entities with 50 or more employees must maintain a grievance procedure to resolve ADA complaints.
A disability specialist reviewing a client's SSDI case notes the client is approaching the end of the Trial Work Period (TWP). Under SSA rules, how many months constitute the TWP?
Answer: 9 months within a 60-month rolling period
The SSA Trial Work Period consists of 9 months (not necessarily consecutive) within a rolling 60-month window.
Under WIOA Title IV, state vocational rehabilitation agencies must spend at least what percentage of their federal allotment on pre-employment transition services for students with disabilities?
Answer: 15%
WIOA requires state VR agencies to reserve at least 15% of their federal allotment for pre-employment transition services for students with disabilities.
When a covered entity claims an ADA accommodation would cause 'fundamental alteration,' this defense means the accommodation would:
Answer: Change the essential nature of the goods, services, or programs offered
Fundamental alteration occurs when an accommodation would so significantly change the nature of the program or service that it becomes something essentially different.
The CRCC requires rehabilitation counselors to obtain informed consent before recording sessions. Which ethical principle does this most directly reflect?
Answer: Client autonomy and self-determination
Informed consent for recording directly protects the client's right to autonomy and self-determination over their personal information.
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