Texas SB224 prohibits child-placing agencies from imposing requirements on relative and designated caregivers beyond those provided by law or Health.
Texas SB224 amends the Family Code to ensure that child-placing agencies cannot impose any requirements on relative or designated caregivers that are not already specified by law or by rules from the Texas Health and Human Services Commission. This change aims to protect caregivers by limiting the additional burdens that agencies might otherwise place on them. The act will take effect on September 1, 2025.
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