Alaska SB123 establishes Citizens' Review Panels for Permanency Planning to review cases of children in state custody.

SB123 creates the Citizens' Review Panel for Permanency Planning in Alaska to review cases involving children in state custody. The bill establishes local panels in each judicial district, composed of five members and two alternates, who review case plans and make recommendations. These panels consider factors such as the child's best interests, the necessity of their placement, and the progress made toward reunification. The bill also establishes a state panel to oversee local panels, ensure training, and coordinate activities.

Alaska SB123 establishes Citizens' Review Panels for Permanency Planning to review cases of children in state custody.

SB123 creates the Citizens' Review Panel for Permanency Planning in Alaska to review cases involving children in state custody. The bill establishes local panels in each judicial district, composed of five members and two alternates, who review case plans and make recommendations. These panels consider factors such as the child's best interests, the necessity of their placement, and the progress made toward reunification. The bill also establishes a state panel to oversee local panels, ensure training, and coordinate activities.