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2 Probation Department Contracted Agencies of any of the above-listed Participating Agencies (Contracted Agencies) Governmental agencies working in partnership with any of the above- listed Participating Agencies (Governmental Agencies) Non-Governmental agencies working in partnership any of the above listed Participating Agencies (Partner Agencies) 3.2 Additional County Departments, Contracted Agencies, Governmental Agencies, and Partner Agencies may be added as a Participating Agency upon approval by the Human Services Manager, Center on Homelessness (HSM – Center on Homelessness), and compliance with applicable terms herein. 3.3 Agencies will sign a Participating Agency Agreement (Agreement) to certify their participation and commitment to abide by all requirements in the Agreement. 3.4 All Participating County Departments will receive notice if a Participating County Department elects to cease participation or when an additional County Department becomes a Participating Agency. 4.0 Establishment of the Multidisciplinary Personnel Teams Personnel of any Participating Agency who meet the criteria set forth in WIC 18999.8(b)(2) shall be eligible to participate as members of a homeless adult and family multidisciplinary team (AB 210 MDT). The criteria for being a member is as follows: “persons who are trained in the identification and treatment of homeless adults and families, and who are qualified to provide a broad range of services related to homelessness.” Thus, the AB 210 MDT may include, but is not limited to, any or all of those categories of persons listed in Attachment B, as well as other individuals who fit the criteria for joining the AB 210. For the avoidance of doubt, any member of an AB 210 MDT must follow the protocols and procedures set forth herein in the course of sharing confidential information. Furthermore, once established, an MDT team may designate persons qualified pursuant to section 18999.8(b)(2) to be a member of the team for a particular case rather than a permanent member of the MDT team. 5.0 Information/Data Items that May be Disclosed and Exchanged among Members of the AB 210 MDT 5.1 The members of the AB 210 MDT may, but are not required to, disclose to, and exchange with, one another information that may be designated as confidential under State law if the AB 210 MDT member possessing that information reasonably believes it is generally relevant to the identification, assessment, and linkage of homeless adults and families to housing and supportive services, provided that no information may be shared in a manner prohibited by federal law or regulations. Note that AB 210 does not affect the applicability of federal confidentiality laws, Docusign Envelope ID: 5ED92C3C-6B86-455C-A143-F96E1752BA85