Kansas HB2601 establishes a child abuse and neglect registry, sets procedures for placement and expungement, and mandates reporting on custody.
Kansas HB2601 creates a child abuse and neglect registry to be managed by the secretary for children and families. The bill outlines procedures for placing individuals on the registry, including administrative hearings and appeals. It also allows for expungement from the registry under certain conditions. Reports of abuse or neglect must include information about custody disputes involving the child. The secretary is required to submit a report to the legislature on such information.
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