2005 Nevada Revised Statutes - Chapter 433B — Additional Provisions Relating to Children

CHAPTER 433B - ADDITIONAL PROVISIONSRELATING TO CHILDREN

NRS 433B.010 Definitions.

NRS 433B.020 Administrativeofficer defined.

NRS 433B.030 Administratordefined.

NRS 433B.040 Childdefined.

NRS 433B.050 Clientdefined.

NRS 433B.060 Divisiondefined.

NRS 433B.070 Divisionfacility defined.

NRS 433B.080 Emotionallydisturbed child defined.

NRS 433B.090 Personprofessionally qualified in the field of psychiatric mental health defined.

NRS 433B.100 Treatmentdefined.

NRS 433B.110 Designationof division facilities.

NRS 433B.120 Administrationof division facilities.

NRS 433B.130 Administrator:Powers and duties.

NRS 433B.140 Coordinationwith Administrator of Division of Mental Health and Developmental Services:Compliance with agreements; acceptance of clients.

NRS 433B.150 Physicians:Employment; qualifications; compensation; duties.

NRS 433B.160 Licensingor certification of certain employees of Division.

NRS 433B.170 Proficiencyin English language required of certain employees.

NRS 433B.180 Deputyadministrative officer.

NRS 433B.190 Adoptionof regulations concerning abuse and neglect of clients.

NRS 433B.200 Divisionfacility required to forward clients medical records upon transfer of clientfrom facility.

NRS 433B.210 Contractsfor inpatient and outpatient care.

NRS 433B.220 Contractsfor cooperation with governmental agencies and others.

NRS 433B.230 Statenot responsible for payment of costs of care and treatment at other facility;exception.

NRS 433B.240 Legislativeappropriations; payment of claims.

NRS 433B.250 Scheduleof fees for services rendered through programs supported by State; dispositionof receipts; amount of fee for services of facility.

NRS 433B.260 Feesof physicians and other professionally qualified employees of facility.

NRS 433B.270 Revolvingaccounts.

NRS 433B.280 Notificationof death of client; burial.

NRS 433B.290 Emotionallydisturbed children: Provision of treatment; operation of facilities;regulations; coordination of activities.

NRS 433B.300 Emotionallydisturbed children: Requirements for treatment provided.

NRS 433B.310 Emotionallydisturbed children: Conditions for admission for treatment.

NRS 433B.320 Emotionallydisturbed children: Approval of court-ordered commitment; approval beforerelease.

NRS 433B.330 Emotionallydisturbed children: Approval of admission upon application by parent orguardian.

NRS 433B.333 Establishmentof mental health consortia; members.

NRS 433B.335 Recommendedplans for provision of services to emotionally disturbed children: Preparationby consortia; requirements; submission to Department.

NRS 433B.340 Abuseof client; failure to report abuse; possession or use of intoxicating beverageor controlled substance; transaction with client; aiding escape of client;penalties.

NRS 433B.350 Clientsrights; application of various provisions of chapter433 of NRS and of all of chapter 433A ofNRS to children.

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NRS 433B.010 Definitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwiserequires, the words and terms defined in NRS433B.020 to 433B.100, inclusive,have the meanings ascribed to them in those sections.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2708)

NRS 433B.020 Administrativeofficer defined. Administrative officermeans a person with overall executive and administrative responsibility forthose state or nonstate facilities for the mental health of children designatedby the Administrator.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2708)

NRS 433B.030 Administratordefined. Administrator means the Administratorof the Division.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2708)

NRS 433B.040 Childdefined. Child means a person less than 18years of age or, if in school, until graduation from high school.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2708)

NRS 433B.050 Clientdefined. Client means a child who seeks, on hisown or anothers initiative, and can benefit from care and treatment providedby the Division.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2708)

NRS 433B.060 Divisiondefined. Division means the Division ofChild and Family Services.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2708)

NRS 433B.070 Divisionfacility defined. Division facility meansany unit or subunit operated by the Division for the care and treatment ofclients.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2708)

NRS 433B.080 Emotionallydisturbed child defined. Emotionally disturbedchild means a child whose progressive development of personality is interferedwith or arrested by mental disorder so that he shows impairment in the capacityexpected of him for his age and endowment for:

1. A reasonably accurate perception of the worldaround him;

2. Control of his impulses;

3. Satisfying and satisfactory relationships withothers;

4. Learning; or

5. Any combination of these factors.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2708)

NRS 433B.090 Personprofessionally qualified in the field of psychiatric mental health defined. Person professionally qualified in the field of psychiatricmental health means:

1. A psychiatrist licensed to practice medicine inthis State and certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology;

2. A psychologist licensed to practice in this State;

3. A social worker who holds a masters degree insocial work, is licensed by the State as a clinical social worker and isemployed by the Division;

4. A registered nurse who:

(a) Is licensed to practice professional nursing inthis State;

(b) Holds a masters degree in the field of psychiatricnursing; and

(c) Is employed by the Division or the Division ofMental Health and Developmental Services of the Department; or

5. A marriage and family therapist licensed pursuantto chapter 641A of NRS.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2709; A 1999, 102)

NRS 433B.100 Treatmentdefined. Treatment means any combination ofprocedures or activities for the mental health of children, of whatever levelof intensity and whatever duration, ranging from occasional counseling sessionsto full-time admission to a residential facility.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2709)

NRS 433B.110 Designationof division facilities.

1. The division facilities providing services for themental health of children are designated as:

(a) The Nevada Youth Hospital;

(b) The Adolescent Treatment Center;

(c) Northern Nevada Childrens Behavioral Services; and

(d) Southern Nevada Childrens Behavioral Services.

2. Division facilities established after July 1, 1993,must be named by the Administrator, subject to the approval of the Director ofthe Department.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2709; A 2001, 1116)

NRS 433B.120 Administrationof division facilities. The provisions of thischapter pertaining to division facilities must be administered by therespective administrative officers of the division facilities, subject toadministrative supervision by the Administrator.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2709)

NRS 433B.130 Administrator:Powers and duties.

1. The Administrator shall:

(a) Administer, in accordance with the policiesestablished by the Commission, the programs of the Division for the mentalhealth of children.

(b) Appoint the administrative personnel necessary tooperate the programs of the Division for the mental health of children. TheCommission must approve the credentials, training and experience of deputyadministrators and administrative officers appointed for this purpose.

(c) Delegate to the administrative officers the powerto appoint medical, technical, clerical and operational staff necessary for theoperation of any division facilities.

2. If the Administrator finds that it is necessary ordesirable that any employee reside at a facility operated by the Division orreceive meals at such a facility, perquisites granted or charges for servicesrendered to that person are at the discretion of the Governor.

3. The Administrator may accept children referred tothe Division for treatment pursuant to the provisions of NRS 458.290 to 458.350, inclusive.

4. The Administrator may enter into agreements withthe Administrator of the Division of Mental Health and Developmental Servicesof the Department for the care and treatment of clients of the Division ofChild and Family Services at any facility operated by the Division of MentalHealth and Developmental Services.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2709; A 1999, 103)

NRS 433B.140 Coordinationwith Administrator of Division of Mental Health and Developmental Services:Compliance with agreements; acceptance of clients. TheAdministrator shall:

1. Comply with any agreements made by theAdministrator of the Division of Mental Health and Developmental Services ofthe Department pursuant to NRS 433.444;and

2. Accept for admission to a division facility anyresident child of this State for whom written permission for return andadmission to a division facility was given by the Administrator of the Divisionof Mental Health and Developmental Services of the Department pursuant to NRS 433.444.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2712; A 1999, 103)

NRS 433B.150 Physicians:Employment; qualifications; compensation; duties.

1. The Division shall employ such physicians withinthe various division facilities as are necessary for the operation of thefacilities. The physicians must hold degrees of doctor of medicine fromaccredited medical schools and be licensed to practice medicine in Nevada.

2. Except as otherwise provided by law, the onlycompensation allowed such a physician is an annual salary, fixed in accordancewith the pay plan adopted pursuant to the provisions of NRS 284.175.

3. The physicians shall perform such duties pertainingto the care and treatment of clients as may be required.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2710)

NRS 433B.160 Licensingor certification of certain employees of Division.

1. A person employed by the Division as apsychiatrist, psychologist, marriage and family therapist, registered nurse orsocial worker must be licensed or certified by the appropriate state licensingboard for his respective profession.

2. Any psychiatrist who is employed by the Divisionmust be certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology within 5years after his first date of employment with the Division. The Administratorshall terminate the employment of any psychiatrist who fails to receive thatcertification.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2710)

NRS 433B.170 Proficiencyin English language required of certain employees. TheAdministrator shall not employ any psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker,registered nurse or marriage and family therapist who is unable to demonstrateproficiency in the oral and written expression of the English language.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2710)

NRS 433B.180 Deputyadministrative officer. An administrativeofficer, with the approval of the Administrator, may designate an employee toact as his deputy. In case of the absence or inability of the administrativeofficer for any cause to discharge the duties of his office, those dutiesdevolve upon his deputy.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2710)

NRS 433B.190 Adoptionof regulations concerning abuse and neglect of clients.

1. The Division shall adopt regulations to:

(a) Provide for a more detailed definition of abuse ofa client, consistent with the general definition given in NRS 433B.340;

(b) Provide for a more detailed definition of neglectof a client, consistent with the general definition given in NRS 433B.340; and

(c) Establish policies and procedures for reporting theabuse or neglect of a client.

2. The regulations adopted pursuant to this sectionmust, to the extent possible and appropriate, be consistent with theregulations adopted by the Division of Mental Health and Developmental Servicesof the Department pursuant to NRS 433.331.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2710; A 1999, 103)

NRS 433B.200 Divisionfacility required to forward clients medical records upon transfer of clientfrom facility.

1. If a client in a division facility is transferredto another division facility or to a medical facility, a facility for thedependent or a physician licensed to practice medicine, the division facilityshall forward a copy of the medical records of the client, on or before thedate the client is transferred, to the facility or physician. Except asotherwise required by 42 U.S.C. 290dd-3 and 290ee-3, the division facilityis not required to obtain the oral or written consent of the client to forwarda copy of the medical records.

2. As used in this section, medical records includesa medical history of the client, a summary of the current physical condition ofthe client and a discharge summary which contains the information necessary forthe proper treatment of the client.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2710; A 1995, 721)

NRS 433B.210 Contractsfor inpatient and outpatient care. TheDivision may:

1. By contract with general hospitals or otherinstitutions having adequate facilities in this state, provide for inpatientcare of mentally ill clients.

2. Contract with appropriate persons professionallyqualified in the field of psychiatric mental health to provide inpatient andoutpatient care for mentally ill children when it appears that they can betreated best in that manner.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2711)

NRS 433B.220 Contractsfor cooperation with governmental agencies and others.For the purposes of this chapter, the Department through the Divisionmay cooperate, financially or otherwise, and execute contracts or agreementswith the Federal Government, any federal department or agency, any other statedepartment or agency, a county, a city, a public district or any politicalsubdivision of this state, a public or private corporation, an individual or agroup of individuals. Such a contract or agreement may include provisionswhereby the Division will render services, the payment for which will bereimbursed directly to the Divisions budget. Cooperation pursuant to thissection does not of itself relieve any person, department, agency or politicalsubdivision of any responsibility or liability existing under any provision oflaw.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2711)

NRS 433B.230 Statenot responsible for payment of costs of care and treatment at other facility;exception. The State is not responsible forpayment of the costs of care and treatment of children admitted to a facilitynot operated by the Division except as otherwise provided in NRS 433.374 or where, before admission, theAdministrator or his designee authorizes the expenditure of state money forthat purpose.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2711)

NRS 433B.240 Legislativeappropriations; payment of claims. Money tocarry out the provisions of this chapter must be provided by legislativeappropriation from the State General Fund, and paid out on claims as otherclaims against the State are paid. All claims relating to a division facilityindividually must be approved by the administrative officer of the facilitybefore they are paid.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2711)

NRS 433B.250 Scheduleof fees for services rendered through programs supported by State; dispositionof receipts; amount of fee for services of facility.

1. The Division shall establish a fee schedule forservices rendered through any program supported by the State pursuant to theprovisions of this chapter. The schedule must be submitted to the Commissionand the Director of the Department for joint approval before enforcement. Thefees collected by facilities operated by the Division pursuant to this schedulemust be deposited in the State Treasury to the credit of the State General Fund,except as otherwise provided in NRS433B.220 for fees collected pursuant to contract or agreement.

2. For a facility providing services for the treatmentof mentally ill children, the fee established must approximate the cost ofproviding the service, but if a client, or the parent or legal guardian of theclient, is unable to pay in full the fee established pursuant to this section,the Division may collect any amount the client, parent or legal guardian isable to pay.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2711)

NRS 433B.260 Feesof physicians and other professionally qualified employees of facility.

1. Physicians and other professional staff employedwithin any division facility must receive a reasonable fee for evaluations,examinations or court testimony when directed by the court to perform thoseservices, singularly or as a member of an evaluation team established pursuantto chapter 433A of NRS.

2. If the evaluation or testimony is provided whilethe physician or other professional person is acting as an employee of adivision facility, the fee must be received by the division facility at whichhe is employed.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2711)

NRS 433B.270 Revolvingaccounts. A revolving account of not more than$5,000 is hereby created for each division facility. Money in the respectiverevolving accounts may be expended only for the payment of bills of therespective division facilities requiring immediate payment. The respectiveadministrative officers shall deposit the money for the respective revolvingaccounts in one or more banks or credit unions of reputable standing. Paymentsmade from each account must be promptly reimbursed from appropriated money ofthe respective division facilities on claims as other claims against the Stateare paid.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2712; A 1999, 1497)

NRS 433B.280 Notificationof death of client; burial.

1. Upon the death of a client in a division facility,any known relatives or friends of the client must be notified immediately ofthe fact of death.

2. The Administrator or his designee shall cause adecent burial to be provided for the client outside the grounds of a divisionfacility. The Administrator or his designee may enter into a contract with anyperson or persons, including governmental agencies or other instrumentalities,as he deems proper, for a decent burial. Where there are known relatives, andthey are financially able, the cost of burial must be borne by the relatives.Where there are no known relatives, the cost of burial is a charge against theState of Nevada, except that the cost must not exceed the amount charged forthe burial of indigents in the county in which the burial takes place.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2712)

NRS 433B.290 Emotionallydisturbed children: Provision of treatment; operation of facilities;regulations; coordination of activities.

1. The Division may:

(a) Provide treatment for emotionally disturbedchildren at any division facility.

(b) Operate treatment facilities specifically for thepurpose of providing treatment for emotionally disturbed children.

2. Each administrative officer of a treatmentfacility, subject to the approval of the Administrator, shall establishregulations for the operation of the facility and coordinate the activities ofthe facility with those of public and private childrens service agencies inthe State.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2712)

NRS 433B.300 Emotionallydisturbed children: Requirements for treatment provided. The treatment provided an emotionally disturbed child mustbe designed to facilitate the adjustment and effective functioning of thatchild in his present or anticipated situation in life, and includes:

1. Services provided without admission to a facility,such as:

(a) Counseling for the family;

(b) Therapy in a group for parents and children;

(c) Classes for parents in effective techniques for themanagement of children;

(d) Individual therapy for children; and

(e) Evaluation of the child, including personalassessments and studies of individual social environments;

2. Services for the care of children during the day,involving educational programs and therapy programs provided after school orfor half a day;

3. Placement in transitional homes operated byprofessionally trained parents working in close consultation with theadministrative officer and his staff; and

4. Short-term residential services providing 24-hoursupervision, evaluation and planning and intensive counseling for the family,therapy and educational evaluation and consultation.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2712)

NRS 433B.310 Emotionallydisturbed children: Conditions for admission for treatment. The Administrator may receive any emotionally disturbedchild for treatment in a treatment facility or any other division facility ifthe child is a resident of this state and if:

1. The child is committed by court order to thecustody of the Administrator or to a division facility; or

2. The childs parent, parents or legal guardian makesapplication for treatment for the child.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2713)

NRS 433B.320 Emotionallydisturbed children: Approval of court-ordered commitment; approval beforerelease.

1. In any case involving commitment by court order,admission to a treatment facility may be only after consultation with andapproval by the administrative officer of the facility or his designee, whoshall determine whether the treatment available at the facility is appropriateor necessary for the childs health and welfare.

2. A child committed by court order must not bereleased from a treatment facility until the administrative officer determinesthat treatment in the facility is no longer beneficial to the child.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2713)

NRS 433B.330 Emotionallydisturbed children: Approval of admission upon application by parent orguardian. In any case involving an applicationfrom the childs parent, parents or legal guardian, the child must first beexamined and evaluated by the administrative officer or his staff and admittedto a treatment facility only if, in the judgment of the administrative officer:

1. The child can benefit from the program oftreatment; and

2. Facilities and staff are available and adequate tomeet the childs needs.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2713)

NRS 433B.333 Establishmentof mental health consortia; members.

1. A mental health consortium is hereby established ineach of the following jurisdictions:

(a) A county whose population is 100,000 or more; and

(b) The region consisting of all counties whosepopulation are less than 100,000.

2. In a county whose population is 100,000 or more,such a consortium must consist of at least the following persons appointed bythe Administrator:

(a) A representative of the Division;

(b) A representative of the agency which provides childwelfare services;

(c) A representative of the Division of Health CareFinancing and Policy of the Department;

(d) A representative of the board of trustees of theschool district in the county;

(e) A representative of the local juvenile probationdepartment;

(f) A representative of the local chamber of commerceor business community;

(g) A private provider of mental health care;

(h) A provider of foster care; and

(i) A parent of an emotionally disturbed child.

3. In the region consisting of counties whosepopulation are less than 100,000, such a consortium must consist of at leastthe following persons appointed by the Administrator:

(a) A representative of the Division of Mental Healthand Developmental Services of the Department;

(b) A representative of the agency which provides childwelfare services in the region;

(c) A representative of the Division of Health CareFinancing and Policy of the Department;

(d) A representative of the boards of trustees of theschool districts in the region;

(e) A representative of the local juvenile probationdepartments;

(f) A representative of the chambers of commerce orbusiness community in the region;

(g) A private provider of mental health care;

(h) A provider of foster care; and

(i) A parent of an emotionally disturbed child.

(Added to NRS by 2001 Special Session,52)

NRS 433B.335 Recommendedplans for provision of services to emotionally disturbed children: Preparationby consortia; requirements; submission to Department.

1. On or before July 1 of each year, each mentalhealth consortium established pursuant to NRS433B.333 shall prepare a recommended plan for the provision of mentalhealth services to emotionally disturbed children in the jurisdiction of theconsortium.

2. In preparing the recommended plan, each mentalhealth consortium must be guided by the following principles:

(a) The system of mental health services set forth inthe plan should be centered on emotionally disturbed children and theirfamilies, with the needs and strengths of those children and their familiesdictating the types and mix of services provided.

(b) The families of emotionally disturbed children,including, without limitation, foster parents, should be active participants inall aspects of planning, selecting and delivering mental health services at thelocal level.

(c) The system of mental health services should becommunity-based and flexible, with accountability and the focus of the servicesat the local level.

(d) The system of mental health services should providetimely access to a comprehensive array of cost-effective mental healthservices.

(e) Children and their families who are in need ofmental health services should be identified as early as possible throughscreening, assessment processes, treatment and systems of support.

(f) Comprehensive mental health services should be madeavailable in the least restrictive but clinically appropriate environment.

(g) The family of an emotionally disturbed child shouldbe eligible to receive mental health services from the system.

(h) Mental health services should be provided toemotionally disturbed children in a sensitive manner that is responsive tocultural and gender-based differences and the special needs of the children.

3. The plan prepared pursuant to this section mustinclude:

(a) An assessment of the need for mental healthservices in the jurisdiction of the consortium;

(b) A description of the types of services to beoffered to emotionally disturbed children based on the amount of moneyavailable to pay the costs of such mental health services within thejurisdiction of the consortium;

(c) Criteria for eligibility for those services;

(d) A description of the manner in which those servicesmay be obtained by eligible children;

(e) The manner in which the costs for those serviceswill be allocated;

(f) The mechanisms to manage the money provided forthose services;

(g) Documentation of the number of emotionallydisturbed children who are not currently being provided services, the costs toprovide services to those children, the obstacles to providing services tothose children and recommendations for removing those obstacles;

(h) Methods for obtaining additional money and servicesfor emotionally disturbed children from private and public entities; and

(i) The manner in which family members of eligiblechildren and other persons may be involved in the treatment of the children.

4. On or before July 15 of each year, each mentalhealth consortium shall submit the recommended plan prepared pursuant to thissection to the Department. If the Department disapproves the plan, theDepartment shall submit the plan to the consortium for revision andresubmission to the Department.

(Added to NRS by 2001 Special Session,52; A 2001Special Session, 55; 2003, 236, 357, 358)

NRS 433B.340 Abuseof client; failure to report abuse; possession or use of intoxicating beverageor controlled substance; transaction with client; aiding escape of client;penalties.

1. An employee of the Division or other person who:

(a) Has reason to believe that a client has been or isbeing abused or neglected and fails to report it;

(b) Brings intoxicating beverages or a controlledsubstance into any building occupied by clients unless specifically authorizedto do so by the administrative officer or a staff physician of the facility;

(c) Is under the influence of liquor or a controlledsubstance while employed in contact with clients, unless in accordance with alawfully issued prescription;

(d) Enters into any transaction with a client involvingthe transfer of money or property for personal use or gain at the expense ofthe client; or

(e) Contrives the escape, elopement or absence of aclient,

is guilty ofa misdemeanor.

2. An employee of the Division or other person whowillfully abuses or neglects any client:

(a) If no substantial bodily harm to the clientresults, is guilty of a gross misdemeanor.

(b) If substantial bodily harm to the client results,is guilty of a category B felony and shall be punished by imprisonment in thestate prison for a minimum term of not less than 1 year and a maximum term ofnot more than 6 years, or by a fine of not more than $5,000, or by both fineand imprisonment.

3. A person who is convicted pursuant to this sectionis ineligible for 5 years for appointment to or employment in a position in thestate service and, if he is an officer or employee of the State, he forfeitshis office or position.

4. For the purposes of this section:

(a) Abuse means any willful or reckless act oromission to act which causes physical or mental injury to a client, including,but not limited to:

(1) The rape, sexual assault or sexualexploitation of the client;

(2) Striking the client;

(3) The use of excessive force when placing theclient in physical restraints; and

(4) The use of physical or chemical restraintsin violation of state or federal law.

Any act oromission to act which meets the standard practice for care and treatment doesnot constitute abuse.

(b) Neglect means any act or omission to act whichcauses injury to a client or which places the client at risk of injury,including, but not limited to, the failure to:

(1) Establish or carry out an appropriate planof treatment for the client;

(2) Provide the client with adequate nutrition,clothing or health care; and

(3) Provide a safe environment for the client.

Any act oromission to act which meets the standard practice for care and treatment doesnot constitute neglect.

(c) Standard practice is the skill and careordinarily exercised by prudent medical personnel.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2713; A 1995, 687, 1277, 1716;1997, 544)

NRS 433B.350 Clientsrights; application of various provisions of chapter 433 of NRS and of all of chapter 433Aof NRS to children.

1. Nothing in this chapter purports to deprive anyperson of any legal rights without due process of law.

2. Unless the context clearly indicates otherwise, theprovisions of NRS 433.456 to 433.543, inclusive, 433.545 to 433.551, inclusive, and chapter 433A of NRS apply to all personssubject to the provisions of this chapter.

(Added to NRS by 1993, 2714; A 2001, 236)

 

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