Enact the Child Protection Reform Act

Summary

The bill requires both private child‑placing agencies and public child‑services agencies to develop and maintain written case plans for children who are abused, neglected, in custody, under protective supervision, or in permanent placements. These plans must be filed with the court, approved, and can be modified only through defined court processes, with penalties for non‑compliance. The goal is to create consistent, enforceable plans that protect children’s welfare.

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