(a) If permitted in your policies and you meet the requirements of this subchapter, you may administer the following types of emergency behavior intervention to a child in your care:(1) Short personal restraint;(2) Personal restraint;(3) Emergency medication;(4) Seclusion:(A) Only for a child with an emotional disorder or an Autism Spectrum Disorder; and only if you provide treatment services to 25 or more children with emotional disorders or Autism Spectrum Disorder, or if more than 30% of the children in your care receive treatment services for emotional disorders or Autism Spectrum Disorder. Seclusion is not permitted for children receiving therapeutic camp services; or(B) Only if you provide emergency care services to the child and only while waiting for the arrival of law enforcement or emergency medical services; and(5) Mechanical restraint, only if you are a Residential Treatment Center.(b) You may never administer chemical restraints.(c) Protective and supportive devices, used appropriately, are not considered emergency behavior interventions. For information on protective and supportive devices, see Divisions 4 and 5 of Subchapter J of this chapter (relating to Child Care).