Environmental & Healthcare Legislative Watch50 States · D.C. · U.S. Congress
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Vetoed (rejected)
The governor said no and refused to sign it.
In plain words
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<p class="sumtext"><b>Local departments of social services; child abuse and neglect; recorded interviews.</b> Requires local departments of social services, unless otherwise demonstrated by good cause shown, to record any child welfare interview, defined in the bill. Under the bill, any person may record any communications between themselves and child-protective services personnel that take place during the course of an investigation or family assessment. Under current law, only a person who is suspected of abuse or neglect of a child and who is the subject of an investigation or family assessment may record such communications. </p>
