Washington SB6236 updates child protection laws to prioritize child safety and family reunification.
Washington SB6236 revises child protection laws to enhance child safety and support family reunification. The bill mandates timely investigations into child abuse and neglect reports, with a focus on preventing child removal unless absolutely necessary. It establishes a rebuttable presumption that removal is necessary if a parent or guardian uses or possesses controlled substances while caring for a child.
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