West Virginia SB1029 mandates the Department of Child Protective Services to provide parents with plain-language statements of their immediate and.
West Virginia SB1029 requires the Department of Child Protective Services to provide parents with clear, plain-language statements of their immediate and ongoing rights during child protective services investigations. Upon initiating an investigation, parents must receive a Plain-Language Statement of Immediate Rights, which includes rights such as privacy, refusal of services, and fair treatment. Additionally, a Plain-Language Statement of Ongoing Rights must be provided, detailing rights like confidentiality, access to their file, and the right to appeal decisions.
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