An Act relative to training of mandated reporters
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Overview
This bill requires individuals who are considered ‘mandated reporters’ – people in certain professions who are required to report suspected child abuse or neglect – to complete training every two years. The training aims to ensure reporters have the knowledge and skills to accurately recognize and report these concerns. This legislation seeks to strengthen the state’s efforts to protect children from harm by improving the preparedness of those mandated to report.
Key provisions
- Mandated reporters must complete training every two years.
- Training must focus on recognizing and reporting suspected child abuse or neglect.
- The bill applies to individuals in specific professions as defined by existing law.
- The training program will be overseen to ensure its effectiveness.
Who is affected
- Healthcare professionals
- Teachers
- Social workers
- Childcare providers
- Other designated mandated reporters
Notable changes
- Requires regular refresher training for mandated reporters.
- Updates reporting requirements to ensure consistent application of the law.
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