Montana SB230 revises the standard for emergency protective services in child abuse and neglect cases.
Montana SB230 revises the standard for providing emergency protective services in child abuse and neglect cases. The bill mandates that the department shall promptly assess any report of child abuse or neglect and determine the level of response required. If the department has reasonable cause to suspect abuse or neglect, it must conduct a safety and risk assessment. The bill also outlines procedures for notifying parents or guardians of the child's removal and the reasons for it.
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