New York S10122 requires social services districts to create a family assessment and services track for cases with a history of likely malicious and.

New York S10122 mandates that social services districts develop a family assessment and services track for cases involving multiple likely malicious and unfounded complaints, no founded complaints within the last four years, and no new information suggesting abuse or maltreatment. These cases will be handled through the family assessment and services track, bypassing the usual requirements for cases reported to the statewide central register of child abuse and maltreatment.

New York S10122 requires social services districts to create a family assessment and services track for cases with a history of likely malicious and.

New York S10122 mandates that social services districts develop a family assessment and services track for cases involving multiple likely malicious and unfounded complaints, no founded complaints within the last four years, and no new information suggesting abuse or maltreatment. These cases will be handled through the family assessment and services track, bypassing the usual requirements for cases reported to the statewide central register of child abuse and maltreatment.