Minnesota HF4408 mandates public disclosure of child fatalities and near fatalities, and modifies child mortality review panel investigations and.
Minnesota HF4408 requires public agencies to disclose findings and information related to child fatalities and near fatalities upon request. This includes the cause and circumstances of the incident, previous investigations, and actions taken by local welfare agencies. The information must be made publicly available on the Department of Children, Youth, and Families website within 60 days of receiving the report.
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