Establishes an independent Children’s Commission to promote child well-being and marginalized youth.
The Child Safety and Well-Being Act of 2026 establishes the Children’s Commission, an independent body to advocate for child well-being. The Commission will include members with expertise in child issues, representatives from marginalized youth, and advocates for children’s rights. The Commission will review federal regulations, provide recommendations to Congress and agencies, and study the feasibility of child impact statements. The Commission will also consult with children and marginalized youth to understand their concerns and needs.
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