Kentucky HB914 aims to protect children by establishing procedures for child removal, family preservation, and parental rights termination.
Kentucky HB914 introduces measures to safeguard children by outlining procedures for child removal, family preservation, and parental rights termination. The bill mandates that social service workers wear body-worn cameras during specific interactions with children and their families. It also requires all dependency, neglect, and abuse hearings to be recorded and preserved. The bill emphasizes the importance of family preservation and reunification, promoting kinship care and reducing unnecessary removals.
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