1. (a) An OCR provider must collect and report the following data into HHSC's designated automation system for each individual admitted to or discharged from an OCR program, including:

   1. (1) whether the individual has been charged with a felony;
   2. (2) whether the individual has been charged with a misdemeanor;
   3. (3) whether the individual withdrew from the OCR program without the court's authorization;
   4. (4) whether the individual received an additional charge of a Class B misdemeanor or a higher category of offense while ordered to the OCR program;
   5. (5) whether the individual has been restored to competency within the time frame allotted by statute;
   6. (6) the number of days from the day the court orders OCR to the day the individual begins participation in the OCR program;
   7. (7) the number of days for an individual charged with a felony to restore to competency;
   8. (8) the number of days for an individual charged with a misdemeanor to restore to competency;
   9. (9) whether the individual was charged with a felony and not restored to competency within the initial restoration period, and for whom an extension of services was sought;
   10. (10) whether the individual was charged with a misdemeanor and not restored to competency within the initial restoration period, and for whom an extension of services was sought;
   11. (11) whether an individual has not restored to competency at the conclusion of court-ordered services; and
   12. (12) types of services provided to the individual other than psychiatric services and competency restoration education.
2. (b) In a format specified by HHSC, an OCR provider must submit costs associated with operating the OCR program to HHSC quarterly.

3. (c) In a format specified by HHSC, an OCR provider must submit administrative outcomes on the OCR program regarding:

   1. (1) reported and confirmed cases of abuse, neglect, and exploitation;
   2. (2) reported and confirmed cases of rights violations;
   3. (3) restraints and seclusions used;
   4. (4) emergency medications used;
   5. (5) serious injuries; and
   6. (6) deaths.

Source Note:The provisions of this §307.167 adopted to be effective February 9, 2021, 46 TexReg 918.