Authorizes the Supreme Court to establish a program of child protection commissioners.
Authorizes the Supreme Court of Appeals to create a program of child protection commissioners. These commissioners, appointed by the Supreme Court, will manage portions of court cases filed under specific chapters. They will be overseen by the Supreme Court, which will also set their compensation and terms of employment. The bill outlines the qualifications, duties, and oversight mechanisms for these commissioners, aiming to address the shortage of child protective services workers.
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