An Act To Support Workforce Development For Families That Were Involved In Child Protective Activities By Requiring The Sealing Of Certain Records
Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD)
Summary
The bill orders the Department of Health and Human Services to seal most unsubstantiated, indicated, and certain substantiated child‑protective reports, making them unavailable to the public while keeping them for internal use. By hiding these records, the measure seeks to remove barriers to employment for families who have been involved in child‑protective investigations. It excludes cases involving a child fatality, sexual abuse, sex trafficking, or serious physical injury. The bill did not pass and is dead.
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