Pennsylvania HB2699 amends child protective services to enhance child fatality or near fatality review teams and reporting procedures.
Pennsylvania HB2699 amends Title 23 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to enhance child protective services. The bill modifies the composition and duties of child fatality or near fatality review teams, requiring county agencies to convene these teams when a child dies or nearly dies as a result of suspected child abuse. The teams must include representatives from various sectors, such as health care, law enforcement, and child advocacy, to ensure a comprehensive review.
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