Connecticut HB05380 makes technical changes to the statute concerning the Child Advocate, including access to records and confidential communications.
Connecticut HB05380 amends the statute to ensure the Child Advocate can request and access necessary records within fourteen days, with the ability to issue subpoenas if denied. It allows the Child Advocate to communicate privately with children and service recipients, maintaining confidentiality except as specified. The bill establishes a child advocate account for funds received, ensuring they are used for the Child Advocate's duties. This act takes effect on October 1, 2026.
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