Children; Sir Major White-Bullock Child Protection and Family Notification Act; purpose; terms; Department of Human Services; safety review; notify; exception; tracking; court; rules; training; codification; effective date.

Added specific mandatory considerations for the Department of Human Services when repeat prenatal fentanyl exposure is identified, including immediate safety planning, supervised visitation, kinship placement preference, court-ordered treatment, and specialized addiction referrals.

Removed the 'Proposed' designation from the bill title and section headers, reflecting its status as a finalized committee substitute.

Updated the document's required number from 16863 to 16958, indicating a revision in the legislative tracking system.

The entire bill text was replaced with a new version containing committee amendment headers, speaker/chair placeholders, and page numbering artifacts, while the core legislative language regarding the Sir Major White-Bullock Child Protection and Family Notification Act remains identical to the original engrossed version.

The definition of the target population was changed from 'drug-exposed infant' to 'fentanyl-exposed infant' to specify the substance involved.

The definition of 'Repeat prenatal exposure' was changed from 'drug-exposed births' to 'fentanyl-exposed births,' ensuring the mandatory review process applies only to fentanyl cases.

The legislative findings and purposes were updated to explicitly state that repeated fentanyl-exposed births constitute a risk and require enhanced intervention, replacing the broader references to 'drug-exposed births'.

The mandatory notification and safety review procedures were updated to trigger specifically upon the identification of repeat prenatal fentanyl exposure rather than general drug exposure.