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Ch. 61 2000 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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(x) one representative of the Maryland Child Care Resource
Network of the Maryland Commission for Children;
(xi) one representative of an independent child care provider;
(xii) one employed parent;
(xiii) one representative from a 4-year college;
(xiv) one representative from a 2-year college;
(xv) one prekindergarten teacher;
(xvi) one representative of a nonpublic cooperative school;
(xvii) one representative of the Department of Community Services of
County Government;
(xviii) one representative of the Maryland Family Day Care
Association;
(xix) one representative of the Maryland Child Care Association;
(xx) one representative of a local government that has completed a
study of issues related to the compensation levels of employees of child care centers;
and
(xxi) one representative of the Maryland Association for the
Education of Young Children.
DRAFTER'S NOTE:
Error: Incorrect nomenclature in § 5-585.1(b)(3)(i) of the Family Law
Article.
Occurred: Ch. 178, Acts of 1994.
5-704.
(a) [(1)] Notwithstanding any other provision of law, including any law on
privileged communications, each health practitioner, police officer, [or educator]
EDUCATOR, or human service worker, acting in a professional capacity[, who has
reason to believe that a child has been subjected to]:
[(i)] (1) (I) WHO HAS REASON TO BELIEVE THAT A CHILD HAS
BEEN SUBJECTED TO abuse, shall notify the local department or the appropriate law
enforcement agency; or
(ii) WHO HAS REASON TO BELIEVE THAT A CHILD HAS BEEN
SUBJECTED TO neglect, shall notify the local department; and
(2) if acting as a staff member of a hospital, public health agency, child
care institution, juvenile detention center, school, or similar institution, SHALL
immediately notify and give all information required by this section to the head of the
institution or the designee of the head.
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