Child protection team definition
Child protection team means a team consisting of:
Child protection team means a multidisciplinary team consisting, where possible, of a physician, a representative of the Juvenile Court, a representative of the Tribal law enforcement agency, a representative of a non-tribal law enforcement agency, a representative of the Tribal Child and Family Services or Bureau of Indian Affairs Social Services Department, a representative of the state social services department, an attorney, a representative of the local school district, and one or more representative of the lay community. Each agency may have more than one participating member on the team; except that, in voting on procedural or policy matters, each agency shall have only one vote. In no event shall an attorney member of the child protection team be appointed as guardian for the child or as counsel for the parents at any
Child protection team means the same as that term is defined in Section 62A-4a-101.
More Definitions of Child protection team
Child protection team means a team consisting of: 775 (a) the child welfare caseworker assigned to the case;
Child protection team means a team of professionals established by the Department of Health to receive re ferrals from the protective investigators and protective supervision staff of DCF and to provide specialized and supportive services to the program in processing child abuse, abandonment, or neglect cases. Child protection teams must provide consultation t o other programs of DCF and other persons regarding child abuse, abandonment, or neglect cases. Section 39.01(12), F.S.
Child protection team means a team established by the Council under section 7;
Child protection team means a team established to involve and coordinate the child protection services of various agencies as set forth in Section 9 of this Code.
Child protection team means a team consisting of:] [(a) the caseworker assigned to the case;]
Child protection team means a team of professionals established by the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services to receive referrals from the single intake and protective services staff of the children, youth and families program and to provide specialized and supportive services to the program in processing child abuse and neglect cases. A child protection team shall provide consultation to other persons on child abuse and neglect cases pursuant to Section 39.303, F.S.
Child protection team. “Child protection team” means