Michigan SB1144 amends laws on child abuse and neglect reporting, investigation, and record-keeping, including the use of children's advocacy centers.
Michigan SB1144 amends sections of the Michigan Child Protection Law to enhance procedures for reporting, investigating, and managing records of suspected child abuse or neglect. It mandates that certain professionals report suspected cases to the Department of Health and Human Services. The bill outlines the process for investigations, including the involvement of children's advocacy centers if available. It also details the classification of cases, notification requirements for perpetrators, and the maintenance and expungement of records in the central registry.
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