Public Law 67
Summary
The bill prohibits state‑run facilities from charging admission fees to foster youth, their families, and Gold Star families, and it creates an assigned‑risk auto insurance plan for foster youth ages 16‑23. It also requires the Department of Child Services to publish a "foster youth bill of rights" and to certify who qualifies as a foster youth under clarified definitions. The changes aim to reduce financial barriers and improve information for young people in the child‑welfare system.
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