Children; certain injuries to be reported by physicians, etc., penalties for failure to report.

Added hospital administrators and chief executive officers to the list of mandatory reporters if they are informed of suspected abuse by someone in their organization.

Narrowed the definition of who qualifies as an athletic coach or director by removing the specific mention of 'interscholastic teams and clubs'.

The document structure was changed from a final enrolled act to a substitute bill draft, including the addition of page numbers, draft headers, and committee attribution.

Athletic coaches, directors, and volunteers at public or private sports organizations and school athletics programs are now legally required to report suspected child abuse.

Failure to report abuse discovered at a hospital or child care facility is now a Class 1 misdemeanor for first offenses and a Class 6 felony for subsequent offenses, rather than just a fine.

Bracketed text indicating House committee amendments was removed as the bill reached its final Enrolled version.

The document structure was altered to include 'House Substitute' headers, page numbers, and line numbers, while the actual legal content was preserved.

Added hospital administrators and chief executive officers to the list of mandatory reporters, but only if they are informed by other staff members of a suspicion of abuse.

Clarified that the obligation to report for administrators and executives is triggered only when they receive information from previously enumerated staff members.