New Jersey S977 codifies and revises background check and other requirements for individuals working with children in behavioral assistance services.
New Jersey S977 mandates that behavioral assistance services and intensive in-community mental health rehabilitation programs ensure all staff members undergo fingerprint-based criminal history record background checks. Staff members who transport children, youth, or young adults must have a valid driver’s license. The bill outlines specific disqualifying convictions, including crimes against children, abuse, neglect, sexual offenses, and drug-related offenses.
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