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Summary
HB 1191 changes North Carolina law to keep records of abuse, neglect and custody cases more private, lets certain individuals have their names removed from responsible‑person lists, and sets new steps for placement, reunification and termination of parental rights. It also provides $250,000 each year for a secure web and mobile system that notifies parties about hearings and meetings. The changes affect courts, the Department of Social Services, children in foster care, their families, and tribal agencies.
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