check. A behavioral health entity shall require an applicant seeking employment with, or seeking to contract to provide services for, the behavioral health entity to submit to a criminal history record check before employment or execution of a contract. The behavioral health entity shall pay the costs of the criminal history record check. The criminal history record check must be conducted not more than ninety days before the employment of or contract with the applicant.
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