Indian child welfare act-safe haven amendments.

This bill amends Wyoming's safe haven laws (W.S. 14-11-103(d)) to require safe haven providers (like hospitals) to ask relinquishing parents about a child's tribal affiliation or Native American ancestry and request relevant information to determine the child's tribe. It also requires courts and parties in child placement cases involving Indian children (as defined by W.S. 14-6-702(a)(iv)) to comply with the Wyoming Indian Child Welfare Act. The Department of Family Services must create implementing rules by July 1, 2024, and the main provisions take effect on that date. The bill directly affects safe haven providers, courts, and Indian children whose tribal affiliation must be verified during relinquishment or placement.