Kansas SB102 amends reporting requirements for suspected child abuse or neglect and increases penalties for non-compliance.
Kansas SB102 revises the requirements for mandatory reports of suspected child abuse or neglect, specifying the identifying information that must be included in such reports. It mandates that reports include the names and addresses of the child and their parents, the child's gender, race, and age, and the reasons for the suspicion. The bill also increases the penalty for failing to report suspected abuse or neglect from a misdemeanor to a felony.
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