Maryland HB1326 regulates the disclosure of reports and records of child abuse and neglect to specific individuals and entities.

Maryland HB1326 outlines who can access reports and records of suspected child abuse and neglect. These include personnel from the Social Services Administration, law enforcement, and multidisciplinary teams. It also allows disclosure to certain school officials, child care center operators, and youth sports program administrators. The bill aims to ensure appropriate actions are taken while protecting the identity of the reporter and others. The changes take effect October 1, 2026.

Maryland HB1326 regulates the disclosure of reports and records of child abuse and neglect to specific individuals and entities.

Maryland HB1326 outlines who can access reports and records of suspected child abuse and neglect. These include personnel from the Social Services Administration, law enforcement, and multidisciplinary teams. It also allows disclosure to certain school officials, child care center operators, and youth sports program administrators. The bill aims to ensure appropriate actions are taken while protecting the identity of the reporter and others. The changes take effect October 1, 2026.