Louisiana SB237 amends child welfare laws, enhancing reporting, investigation, and protection measures for children.
Louisiana SB237 revises child welfare laws to improve reporting, investigation, and protection measures for children. It mandates that schools report allegations of child abuse by school employees to the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS). The bill requires DCFS to notify law enforcement if the alleged perpetrator is not under its investigative jurisdiction. It also mandates that DCFS request an instanter order for emergency removal or the implementation of a safety plan for a child in need of care.
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