Department of child services ombudsman.

Summary

The law establishes a Department of Child Services Ombudsman, appointed by the governor, who must hire at least two full‑time staff and can add technical experts. The office receives, investigates, and tries to resolve complaints that the department failed to protect a child’s health or safety or did not follow required rules. It also issues recommendations, conducts public education, and reviews policies to improve child‑protection practices.

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