Regards allocation of parenting responsibilities
SB 325 establishes a Missing Children Clearinghouse within the Office of the Attorney General to serve as a central repository for information regarding missing children. This new entity will coordinate with law enforcement and schools to provide resources such as toll-free reporting lines, educational materials for students, and assistance in fingerprinting programs. The bill also creates an educational program to help schools develop safety curricula and policies related to child abduction and missing children issues. By centralizing these efforts, the legislation aims to improve the availability of information and streamline the response to missing child cases across the state.
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Introduced Nov 6, 2024
Last action Nov 12, 2024
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