SB1125

DCS; memorandum of understanding; tribes

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Arizona SB1125 requires the Department of Child Safety to annually seek memorandums of understanding with tribes to share child welfare practices and.

Arizona SB1125 amends Title 8, Chapter 4, Article 1 of the Arizona Revised Statutes by adding Section 8-469.03. This section mandates the Department of Child Safety to annually attempt to enter into a memorandum of understanding with each Indian tribe in the state that does not already have one. The memorandum must require the department to share best practices, policies, training materials, and operational standards related to child welfare, including intake, investigations, placement of children, case management, and service coordination.

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Roll Call Votes

43 Yea

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4 Nay

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13 Not Voting

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Calendar

Mar 16

1:00 PM

House Rules

Mar 9

2:00 PM

House Health & Human Services

History

Apr 2

Senate

Governor Signed

Apr 2

Senate

Chapter 10

Mar 30

Senate

Transmitted to Governor