(a) In general.- The Administration may administer a program of nonresidential services for individuals who have mental disorders or have conditions that may lead to mental disorders:
(1) To develop, extend, and improve services for finding these individuals; and
(2) To provide facilities for diagnosis and treatment of nonresidential cases.
(b) Additional powers.- The Administration may:
(1) Prepare plans for the program;
(2) Adopt necessary rules and regulations to carry out these plans;
(3) In accordance with these plans, receive and spend any available funds;
(4) Coordinate and supervise the provision of program services that the Administration does not provide directly; and
(5) Cooperate with the federal government and with all other public or private agencies in:
(i) Developing, extending, and improving the services; and
(a) In general.- The Administration may administer a program of nonresidential services for individuals who have mental disorders or have conditions that may lead to mental disorders:
(1) To develop, extend, and improve services for finding these individuals; and
(2) To provide facilities for diagnosis and treatment of nonresidential cases.
(b) Additional powers.- The Administration may:
(1) Prepare plans for the program;
(2) Adopt necessary rules and regulations to carry out these plans;
(3) In accordance with these plans, receive and spend any available funds;
(4) Coordinate and supervise the provision of program services that the Administration does not provide directly; and
(5) Cooperate with the federal government and with all other public or private agencies in:
(i) Developing, extending, and improving the services; and
(a) In general.- The Administration may administer a program of nonresidential services for individuals who have mental disorders or have conditions that may lead to mental disorders:
(1) To develop, extend, and improve services for finding these individuals; and
(2) To provide facilities for diagnosis and treatment of nonresidential cases.
(b) Additional powers.- The Administration may:
(1) Prepare plans for the program;
(2) Adopt necessary rules and regulations to carry out these plans;
(3) In accordance with these plans, receive and spend any available funds;
(4) Coordinate and supervise the provision of program services that the Administration does not provide directly; and
(5) Cooperate with the federal government and with all other public or private agencies in:
(i) Developing, extending, and improving the services; and
