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PUBLIC
LAW
102-321-JULY 10,1992106
STAT.
23
Public
Law
102-321102d
Congress
An
Act
To amend the Public Health Service Act
to
restructure the Alcohol, Drug Abuse,and Mental Health Administration and the authorities of such Administration,July
10,1992
including establishing separate block grants
to
enhance the delivery of services[s.
13061
regarding substance abuse and mental health, and for other purposes.
Be it enacted
by
the Senate and House of Representatiues ofthe United States of America in Congress assembled,
AD
AMHA
hrganization
SECTION
1. SHORT
TITLE
AND
TABLE OF
CONTENTS.
Act.
(a)
SHORT
TITLE.-T~~s
ct
may
be
cited
as
the
"ADAMKA
42
USC
201
note.
Reorganization Act".
(b)
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS.-The
able of contents for this Act isas follows:
Sec.
1.
Short title and table of contents.TITLE I-REORGANIZATION OF ADMINISTRATION
AND
INSTITUTESSubtitle A-AdministrationSec.
101.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.Sec.
102.
Advisory councils.Sec.
103.
Reports on alcoholism, alcohol abuse, and drug abuse.Sec.
104.
Peer review.Sec.
105.
Data collection.Sec.
106.
Grants for the benefit of homeless individuals.Sec.
107.
Center for substance abuse treatment.Sec.
108.
Programs for pregnant and postpartum women.Sec.
109.
Demonstration projects of national significance.Sec.
110.
Grants for substance abuse treatment in State and local criminal justicesystems.Sec.
111.
Training in provision of treatment services.Sec.
112.
Alternative utilization of military facilities.See.
113.
Center for Substance Abuse Prevention.Sec.
114.
Prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation model projects for high riskyouth.See.
115.
Center for Mental Health Services.Sec.
116.
Grant program for demonstration projects.See.
117.
National mental health education.Sec.
118.
Demonstration pro'ects with respect to certain individuals.Sec.
119.
Childhood mental iealth.Sec.
120.
Striking of certain provisions and technical and conforming amendments.Subtitle B-InstitutesSec.
121.
Organization of National Institutes of Health.Sec.
122.
National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.Sec.
123.
National Institute on Drug Abuse.Sec.
124.
National Institute of Mental Health.Sec.
125.
Collaborative use of certain health services research funds.Subtitle CMiscellaneous Provisions Relating
to
Substance Abuse and MentalHealthSec.
131.
Miscellaneous provisions relating to substance abuse and mental health.Subtitle D-Transfer ProvisionsSec.
141.
Transfers.Sec.
142.
Transfer and allocations of appropriations and personnel.Sec.
143.
Incidental transfers.See.
144.
Effect on personnel.
 
106
STAT.
24PUBLIC
LAW
102-321-JULY 10, 1992
Sec.
145.
Savings provisions.Sec.
146.
Transition.Sec.
147.
Peer review.Sec.
148.
Mergers.Sec.
149.
Conduct of multi-year research projects.Sec.
150.
Separability.Sec.
151.
Budgetary authority.Subtitle E--References and Conforming AmendmentsSec.
161.
References.Sec.
162.
Transition from homelessness.Sec.
163.
Conforming amendments.Subtitle F-Employee Assistance ProgramsSec.
171.
Program of grants under Center for Substance Abuse Treatment.TITLE 11-BLOCK GRANTS TO STATES REGARDING MENTAL HEALTH
AND
SUBSTANCE ABUSESec.
201.
Establishment of separate block grant regarding mental health.Sec.
202.
Establishment of separate block grant regarding substance abuse.Sec.
203.
General provisions regarding block grants.Sec.
204.
Related programs.Sec.
205.
Temporary provisions regarding funding.TITLE 111-MODEL COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM FOR TREATMENT OFSUBSTANCE ABUSESec.
301.
Demonstration program in national capital area.TITLE IV-CHILDREN OF SUBSTANCE ABUSERSSec.
401.
Establishment of program of senrices.TITLE V-HOME-VISITING SERVICES FOR AT-RISK FAMILIESSec.
501.
Statement of purpose.Sec.
502.
Establishment of program of grants.TITLE VI-TRAUMA CENTERS
AND
DRUGRELATED VIOLENCESec.
601.
Establishment of program of grants.Sec.
602.
Conforming amendments.TITLE VIIPTUDIESSec.
701.
Report by the institute on medicine.Sec.
702.
Sense of the Senate.Sec.
703.
Provision of mental health services to individuals
in
correctional facilities.Sec.
704.
Studs of barriers
to
insurance coverage of treatment for mental illnessand substance abuse.
-
Set.
705.
Study on fetal alcohol effect and fetal alcohol syndrome.Sec.
706.
Studv bv National Academv of Sciences.Sec.
707.
Ftep&t on allotment formuia.Sec.
708.
Report by Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.TITLE VIII-GENERAL PROVISIONSSec.
801.
Effective dates.
TITLE I-REORGANIZATION
OF
ADMINISTRATION
AND
INSTITUTESSubtitle A-Administration
SEC.
101.
SUBSTANCE ABUSEAND
MENTAL HEALTH
SERVICESADMINISTRATION.
(a)
IN
GENERAL.--S~C~~O~
01
of
the
Public
Health Service
Act
(42
U.S.C.
90aa)
is
amended
to
read
as
follows:
 
PUBLIC LAW 102-321-JULY
10,
1992106 STAT. 325
"SEC.
501.
SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND
MENTALHEALTH
SERVICESADMINISTRATION.
"(a) ESTABLISHMENT.-The ubstance Abuse and Mental HealthServices Administration (hereafter referred
to
in this title as the'Administration') is an agency of the Service."(b) AGENCIES.-The following entities are agencies of theAdministration:"(1) The Center for Substance Abuse Treatment."(2) The Center for Substance Abuse Prevention."(3) The Center for Mental Health Services.
"(c)
ADMINISTRATOR
WD
DEPUTY
DMINISTRATOR.-
"(1)
~DMINIsTRATOR.--~~~dministration shall be headed
President.
by an Administrator (hereinafter in this title referred to asthe 'Administrator') who shall be appointed by the President,by and with the advice and consent of the Senate."(2) DEPUTY DMINISTRATOR.-TheAdministrator, with theapproval of the Secretary, may appoint a Deputy Administratorand may employ and prescribe the functions of such officersand employees, including attorneys, as are necessary to admin-ister the activities to be carried out through the Administration."(d) AUTHORITIES.-TheSecretary, acting through the Adminis-trator, shall-"(1) supervise the functions of the agencies of the Administra-tion in order to assure that the programs carried out througheach such agency receive appropriate and equitable supportand that there is cooperation among the agencies in theimplementation of such programs;
"(2)
establish and implement, through the respective agencies,a comprehensive program to improve the provision of treatmentand related services to individuals with respect to substanceabuse and mental illness and to improve prevention services,promote mental health and protect the legal rights of individ-uals with mental illnesses and individuals who are substanceabusers;"(3) carry out the administrative and financial management,policy development and planning, evaluation, knowledge dis-semination, and public information functions that are requiredfor the implementation of this title;
"(4)
assure that the Administration conduct and coordinatedemonstration projects, evaluations, and service system assess-ments and other activities necessary to improve the availabilityand quality of treatment, prevention and related services;"(5) support activities that
will
improve the provision of treat-ment, prevention and related services, including the develop-ment of national mental health and substance abuse goalsand model programs;
"(6)
n cooperation with the National Institutes of Health,the Centers for Disease Control and the Health Resourcesand Services Administration develop educational materials andintervention strategies to reduce the risks of HlV or tuber-culosis among substance abusers and individuals with mentalillness and to develop appropriate mental health services forindividuals with such illnesses;
"(7)
coordinate Federal policy with respect to the provisionof treatment services for substance abuse utilizing anti-addic-tion medications, including methadone;
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