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Committee debates citizen review boards study; SJ32 fails concurrence and is tabled
Summary
Senate Joint Resolution 32, proposing to revive and study citizen review boards as child-protection oversight, drew opposition from Child and Family Services leadership who said it would duplicate existing foster care review processes; a concurrence motion failed and the resolution was tabled.
Senate Joint Resolution 32, an interim study to consider reestablishing citizen review boards for child protection oversight, was discussed in the House Human Services Committee and ultimately tabled after members and witnesses raised concerns about duplication and cost.
Senator Lentz described SJ32 as a renewal of an earlier pilot and…
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