Utah HB0050 amends the role of the child protection ombudsman to include new responsibilities and reporting requirements.
Utah HB0050 amends the role of the child protection ombudsman to include new responsibilities and reporting requirements. The ombudsman is now allowed to receive complaints regarding parents, and must provide information about parents' and children's rights on their website. The ombudsman must also annually report to the Child Welfare Legislative Oversight Panel and the Health and Human Services Interim Committee.
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