Ground for termination of parental rights-guardianship.

Plain English: The amendment adds a new section to the bill that appropriates money for Medicaid behavioral health rate rebasing.

• Adds an appropriation of $833,153 from both general and federal funds to the Department of Health for Medicaid behavioral health rate rebasing until June 30, 2026.
• Specifies that if another bill is enacted in 2025 with similar funding, this appropriation will be reduced accordingly.

• The amendment includes technical details about fund transfers and reversion dates which are not explained here for simplicity.

Plain English: The amendment removes a previous committee's amendment from the bill.

• Removes an existing amendment related to the bill SF0022.

• The exact content and implications of the removed amendment are not provided, making it hard to explain further changes or impacts.

Plain English: The amendment changes the number of months from twenty-four to thirty-six for a specific condition related to terminating parental rights.

• Changes the time period required for a finding of unfitness in a relative guardianship case from twenty-four (24) months to thirty-six (36) months.

• The exact context and implications of this change on the process of terminating parental rights are not fully explained by the amendment text alone.

Plain English: The amendment changes the definition of 'unfit' to include a parent's ability to meet their child's ongoing needs, and it reduces the time period for certain actions from 24 consecutive months to 15 out of the most recent 22 months.

• Adds a new definition in the act that includes the inability to meet a child’s ongoing physical, mental, and emotional needs as part of being 'unfit'.
• Changes the time requirement from 24 consecutive months to 15 out of the most recent 22 months.

• The amendment text does not provide full context on how these changes will be applied or what specific actions are affected by the new time period.

Plain English: The amendment removes previous changes made to SF0022 by deleting amendments from Representative Bratten and Representative Filer.

• Removes the second reading amendment (SF0022H2003) proposed by Representative Bratten.
• Removes the third reading amendment (SF0022H3001) proposed by Representative Filer.

• The exact content and effects of the deleted amendments are not provided in this text, so their specific impacts cannot be detailed here.

Plain English: The amendment adds a definition for the term 'relative' when discussing guardianship and parental rights termination.

• Adds a new phrase after 'child.' to include a definition of 'relative' as specified in Wyoming Statute 3-2-301(a)(iii).

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Plain English: The amendment adds funding for preschool children with disabilities and Medicaid behavioral health rate rebasing.

• Adds four million dollars ($4,000,000.00) from the general fund to provide services to preschool children with disabilities until June 30, 2026.
• Appropriates eight hundred thirty-three thousand one hundred fifty-three dollars ($833,153.00) each from state and federal funds for Medicaid behavioral health rate rebasing until June 30, 2026.

• The amendment text does not explain how the funding will be used or what specific services will be provided.
• It is unclear if there are any limits on how these funds can be spent beyond the specified period and purpose.

Plain English: The amendment adds a new section to the bill that appropriates money from the general fund to increase room and board reimbursement rates for youth facilities.

• Adds an appropriation of $2,427,097.00 from the general fund to the Department of Family Services.
• Specifies that this funding is intended to raise the room and board reimbursement rate paid by the department to various youth care facilities.
• Sets a timeframe for the appropriation from the effective date of the act until June 30, 2026.

• The amendment does not specify how much the reimbursement rates will increase or what impact this funding will have on youth care facilities.

Plain English: The amendment changes the requirement for terminating parental rights by specifying a minimum period of guardianship with a relative and fitness findings.

• Changes 'more than twenty-four (24) months' to 'at least twenty-four (24) consecutive months'.
• Adds the requirement that there must be a showing of unfitness before terminating parental rights.

• The amendment text does not provide details on what constitutes a 'showing of unfitness', which may require further clarification or context.