Montana SB468 establishes a central registry for individuals with substantiated reports of child abuse or neglect.
Montana SB468 creates a statewide central registry for individuals who are the subject of substantiated reports of child abuse or neglect. The registry includes information that may be disclosed during background checks, affecting individuals' ability to volunteer or obtain employment or licensure. The bill mandates notice and a hearing before an individual can be added to the registry. It also establishes procedures for expungement from the registry, including a waiting period and criteria for good cause.
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