Minnesota SF2967 modifies the multidisciplinary child protection team to include representatives from nonprofit agencies serving at-risk youth and.
Minnesota SF2967 amends the multidisciplinary child protection team to include a representative from a nonprofit agency serving youth at risk of going missing or being murdered, or families with missing and murdered Indigenous relatives. The team, which already includes members from various sectors such as law enforcement, mental health, and education, will now also have a voice from these specialized nonprofit agencies. The bill further defines the team's duties to include assisting in developing programs for at-risk youth and providing case consultation to community-based agencies.
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