Minnesota SF5098 mandates public disclosure of information related to child fatalities and near fatalities.
Minnesota SF5098 requires public disclosure of information related to child fatalities and near fatalities, including cause, circumstances, age, gender, and previous reports of maltreatment. The bill modifies the child mortality review panel's annual report to include de-identified data on critical incidents, systemic learnings, and recommendations for improving the child protection system. Public agencies must disclose findings and information upon request, except for confidential or private data.
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