Legislation
TITLE 6
Child Protective Services
Social Services (SOS) CHAPTER 55, ARTICLE 6
TITLE 6
CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES
Section 411. Findings and purpose.
412. General definitions.
413. Persons and officials required to report cases of
suspected child abuse or maltreatment.
414. Any person permitted to report.
415. Reporting procedure.
416. Obligations of persons required to report.
417. Taking a child into protective custody.
418. Mandatory reporting to and post-mortem investigation of
deaths by medical examiner or coroner.
419. Immunity from liability.
420. Penalties for failure to report.
421. Responsibility of the office.
422. Statewide central register of child abuse and
maltreatment.
422-a. Child abuse and neglect investigations; disclosure.
422-b. Local and regional fatality review teams.
422-c. Establishment of the child abuse medical provider program
(CHAMP).
423. Child protective service responsibilities and
organization; purchase of service and reimbursement of
cost; local plan.
423-a. Child advocacy centers established.
424. Duties of child protective service concerning reports of
abuse or maltreatment.
424-a. Access to information contained in the statewide central
register of child abuse and maltreatment.
424-b. Children in the care of certain public and private
agencies.
425. Cooperation of other agencies.
426. Annual reports.
427. Regulations of the commissioner.
427-a. Differential response programs for child protection
assessments or investigations.
428. Separability.
CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES
Section 411. Findings and purpose.
412. General definitions.
413. Persons and officials required to report cases of
suspected child abuse or maltreatment.
414. Any person permitted to report.
415. Reporting procedure.
416. Obligations of persons required to report.
417. Taking a child into protective custody.
418. Mandatory reporting to and post-mortem investigation of
deaths by medical examiner or coroner.
419. Immunity from liability.
420. Penalties for failure to report.
421. Responsibility of the office.
422. Statewide central register of child abuse and
maltreatment.
422-a. Child abuse and neglect investigations; disclosure.
422-b. Local and regional fatality review teams.
422-c. Establishment of the child abuse medical provider program
(CHAMP).
423. Child protective service responsibilities and
organization; purchase of service and reimbursement of
cost; local plan.
423-a. Child advocacy centers established.
424. Duties of child protective service concerning reports of
abuse or maltreatment.
424-a. Access to information contained in the statewide central
register of child abuse and maltreatment.
424-b. Children in the care of certain public and private
agencies.
425. Cooperation of other agencies.
426. Annual reports.
427. Regulations of the commissioner.
427-a. Differential response programs for child protection
assessments or investigations.
428. Separability.