New York A06533 mandates child protective services to document every home visit or contact with the child as part of a treatment plan, supervision.
New York A06533, known as "Marchella Pierce's Law," requires child protective services to document every home visit or contact with the child as part of a treatment plan, supervision, and monitoring, with photographs of the child. The photographs must be of sufficient quality to clearly identify the child and contain accurate data regarding the time and date of the photograph. The supervising authority may require the caseworker to utilize technology for geographic documentation of the visit.
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