Georgia SB383 modifies the review process for child fatalities by local child fatality review committees, adding members, clarifying scope, and.
Georgia SB383 amends the child abuse chapter to modify the review process performed by local child fatality review committees. The bill adds members to these committees, including representatives from various agencies and departments. It mandates required attendance for training and clarifies the scope of child deaths subject to review, which now includes sudden infant death syndrome, accidental deaths, sexually transmitted diseases, and other specified conditions.
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