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Equity and Disparities in Arkansas

Subtopic	Statute/Regulation	Description

Disparities reduction & equal access	Board of Examiners of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors: Respecting Diversity, 180.01.1 Ark Code R. A-II
	Developmental Disabilities: Reporting of Denial of Access to services, 016.05.1 Ark. Code R. § S3018
	Division of Services for the Blind: Protection of Legal Rights, 016.10.1 Ark. Code R. 2
	Medicaid: Illegal Discrimination, 016.06.35 Ark. Code R. § 171.220
	Rights and privileges, Ark. Code Ann § 20-14-303
	Telecommunications devices: Statewide Program Established, Ark. Code Ann § 20-79-401
	Unfair sex discrimination in sale of insurance: Rates, 054.00.19 Ark. Code R. 8
	Unfair sex discrimination in sale of insurance: Underwriting, 054.00.19 Ark. Code R. 6

Minority health information or data collection Report on Health Disparities, Ark. Code Ann. § 20-2-107

Other Social Work Licensing Board: Unprofessional Conduct, 120.00.1 Ark. Code R. XI

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