Florida H1331 amends child welfare laws to enhance child safety, improve reporting, and address liability insurance issues for child-serving.
Florida H1331 introduces several changes to child welfare laws, focusing on enhancing child safety, improving reporting mechanisms, and addressing liability insurance issues for child-serving organizations. The bill mandates the Department of Children and Families to collect and analyze reports of child-on-child sexual abuse and other relevant data. It also requires child-serving organizations to undergo annual training on child protection, approved by the department.
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