California SB995 establishes health and safety inspection protocols for involuntary residential facilities.

California SB995, known as the Masuma Khan Justice Act, mandates the State Department of Public Health to inspect involuntary residential facilities for sanitary, hygienic, and safe conditions. These inspections use standards similar to those applied to licensed residential health facilities. The bill defines involuntary residential facilities as those housing 50 or more individuals overnight, restricting residents' ability to leave, and providing onsite services. Operators must provide access for inspections, maintain compliance records, and correct identified violations.

California SB995 establishes health and safety inspection protocols for involuntary residential facilities.

California SB995, known as the Masuma Khan Justice Act, mandates the State Department of Public Health to inspect involuntary residential facilities for sanitary, hygienic, and safe conditions. These inspections use standards similar to those applied to licensed residential health facilities. The bill defines involuntary residential facilities as those housing 50 or more individuals overnight, restricting residents' ability to leave, and providing onsite services. Operators must provide access for inspections, maintain compliance records, and correct identified violations.