HB 5413
Relating to the Central Abuse Registry
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Bill overview
This bill updates the Central Abuse Registry within the West Virginia State Police, expanding the types of information it contains to include convictions involving abuse or neglect of incapacitated adults and behavioral health service recipients, as well as information from the Child Abuse and Neglect Registry and sex offender registries. It establishes an annual fee of $125 for individuals placed on the registry, with the funds to be used for mental health services for State Police employees and general operations. The bill also clarifies procedures for registration, payment, and notification of non-payment.
Key provisions
- Establishes a Central Abuse Registry to contain information on child abuse, abuse of incapacitated adults, and misappropriation of property.
- Requires individuals convicted of specific offenses related to abuse or neglect to be placed on the registry.
- Mandates an annual fee of $125 for individuals registered on the Central Abuse Registry.
- Specifies how the annual fees should be collected and distributed, prioritizing mental health services for State Police employees.
- Outlines procedures for registration, including required documentation and notification requirements.
- Addresses the payment of fees by individuals registered under both the Central Abuse Registry and the Sex Offender Registry.
- Creates a process for recording non-payment of fees as a judgment lien.
- Updates the registration process for sex offenders, aligning with existing statutes and requiring specific information.
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