Iowa HF2036 establishes confidentiality for foster parents' residential addresses, barring disclosure without consent.
Iowa HF2036 aims to protect the residential addresses of foster parents by prohibiting the disclosure of these addresses in documents to biological parents of foster children without the foster parent's written consent. The bill defines key terms such as "address," "child foster care," "foster child," and "foster parent." It allows for the disclosure of an address if the foster parent provides prior written consent. This legislation ensures that foster parents' privacy is maintained unless they explicitly agree to share their address.
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