Indiana HB1106 amends various family law provisions, including child care regulations, medical history form requirements, and false reporting.

Indiana HB1106 makes several amendments to family law, focusing on child care regulations, medical history form requirements, and penalties for false reporting of child abuse or neglect. It mandates that child care centers and homes must record proof of a child's date of birth before accepting them. The bill also requires biological parents of children in out-of-home placements to complete a medical history form, which the court may use to temporarily suspend visitation or parenting time if the parent fails to comply.

Indiana HB1106 amends various family law provisions, including child care regulations, medical history form requirements, and false reporting.

Indiana HB1106 makes several amendments to family law, focusing on child care regulations, medical history form requirements, and penalties for false reporting of child abuse or neglect. It mandates that child care centers and homes must record proof of a child's date of birth before accepting them. The bill also requires biological parents of children in out-of-home placements to complete a medical history form, which the court may use to temporarily suspend visitation or parenting time if the parent fails to comply.