Maryland SB447 regulates the disclosure of child abuse and neglect reports and records to specific individuals and entities.
Maryland SB447 outlines who can disclose reports and records of child abuse and neglect, including licensed practitioners, the president of a Maryland public institution, and certain educational and child care personnel. It also specifies who can receive such disclosures, such as law enforcement, child protective services, and treatment providers. The bill aims to ensure appropriate personnel actions and protect the identity of reporters and victims.
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