Plain English Breakdown
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Keeping Foster Parents' Addresses Private
This law makes sure that foster parents' home addresses stay secret from the biological parents of children in their care, unless the foster parent gives permission to share it.
What This Bill Does
- It stops the Department of Health and Human Services and its workers from giving out foster parents' addresses to a child's birth parents without written consent.
- The law says that no one can tell a biological parent where a foster parent lives, unless the foster parent agrees in writing.
Who It Names or Affects
- Foster parents
- Biological parents of children in foster care
- Department of Health and Human Services
Terms To Know
- Address
- The place where someone lives.
- Child Foster Care
- Taking care of children who are not living with their birth parents.
Limits and Unknowns
- This law only applies to the Department of Health and Human Services and its workers.
- The law does not say what happens if someone breaks this rule.