Allows victims of childhood abuse or neglect to access related records.
This bill amends Kansas law to allow victims of childhood abuse or neglect to access records related to substantiated reports or investigations of such abuse or neglect. The bill specifies that access is limited to information reasonably necessary for the victim's lawful responsibilities, personal safety, or care. The bill also outlines conditions under which such records may be disclosed to other entities, such as law enforcement or educational institutions, and specifies that unauthorized disclosure may subject individuals to discipline or censure.
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