Kentucky SB162 amends juvenile justice system procedures and establishes regional and state interagency councils for children's services.
Kentucky SB162 modifies the juvenile justice system by requiring agencies to share information on juveniles, with restrictions. It establishes regional interagency councils for children's services, composed of various stakeholders, to coordinate care and support for children with behavioral health needs. A State Interagency Council for Services and Supports to Children and Transition-Age Youth is also created to oversee these efforts and make recommendations to the Governor and the Legislative Research Commission.
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