Purpose and Composition of Standing Multidisciplinary Case Consultation Teams. A local department shall have at least one standing multidisciplinary case consultation team that meets on a regular basis to make policy recommendations and provide case direction and services for cases including by not limited to: Complex cases; Cases with multiple referrals from mandated reporters; Cases that are likely to result in multiple indicated findings; Open cases in which there has been a fatality or near fatality; and Other cases brought to the team by team members. A local department shall solicit representatives of the following to serve on a standing multidisciplinary case consultation team: The State's Attorney's office; Law enforcement; Medical, including mental health, professions; Education; Private social services; Domestic violence or sexual assault services; Licensing staff of appropriate agencies; Parole and probation; The Department of Juvenile Services; Substance abuse treatment providers; and Other agencies deemed appropriate by team members. Purpose and Composition of Other Multidisciplinary Case Consultation Teams. The local department may convene a multidisciplinary case consultation team on an ad hoc basis to assist in a CPS response or provision of services in a particular case with representatives from the appropriate entities specified in §A(2) of this regulation. Reports Concerning Child Care Centers or Family Day Care Homes. If a report concerns alleged child abuse or neglect in a child care center or family day care home, the local department shall assist the Office of Child Care's regional manager in convening a multidisciplinary case consultation team to assist the agencies in fulfilling their responsibilities under the written agreement developed pursuant to Regulation .23A of this chapter and Family Law Article, §5-706(f), Annotated Code of Maryland. The multidisciplinary case consultation team shall be chaired by the Office of Child Care’s regional manager and include representatives from the: Local department and law enforcement agency investigating the report; State's Attorney's office; and Appropriate medical, including mental health, professions. In cases other than those specified in §B(2) of this regulation, involving reports of child abuse and neglect in out-of-home care, the local department shall consider whether to convene a multidisciplinary case consultation team soliciting participation from: The State's Attorney's office; The appropriate law enforcement agency; and The licensing, approving, or administering agency.