To Amend "quincy's Law" Concerning Physical Exams And Other Testing In An Investigation Involving Alleged Abuse Under The Child Maltreatment Act; And To Declare An Emergency.
To Amend "quincy's Law" Concerning Testing In Certain Investigations Under The Child Maltreatment Act; To Amend The Law Regarding The Right To Medical Records Under The Child Maltreatment Act; And To Declare An Emergency.
To Transfer The Child Abuse Hotline And All Civil Child Maltreatment Investigations From The Department Of Public Safety To The Department Of Human Services; And To Declare An Emergency.
To Amend The Law Regarding Notice Of A Child Maltreatment Investigation For Abuse, Sexual Abuse, Or Sexual Exploitation Involving Certain Alleged Offenders; And To Establish The Child Abuse Protection Law.
To Clarify The Law Regarding Reports Of Child Maltreatment With Alleged Victims Who Are Eighteen Years Of Age Or Older; To Prohibit Anonymous Reporting Of Child Maltreatment; And To Amend Penalties For Failure To Report Child Maltreatment.
To Prohibit Anonymous Reporting To The Child Abuse Hotline; To Amend Penalties And The Statute Of Limitations For Failure To Report Child Maltreatment; And To Amend The Law Regarding Who Is A Mandated Reporter.
To Allow For An Alternative To The Requirement For Notarization Of Requests For Adult And Long-term Care Facility Resident Maltreatment Registry Checks And Child Maltreatment Registry Checks; And To Declare An Emergency.
To Create The Protect Arkansas Act; To Amend Arkansas Law Concerning Sentencing And Parole; To Amend Arkansas Law Concerning Certain Criminal Offenses; And To Create The Legislative Recidivism Reduction Task Force.