{"report_id":275,"form_id":"22","user_id":81,"organization_id":13,"question_id":"359","question_type":"Free_Text","text_answer":"1.) Maltreatment determined accidental sleep related child death; co-sleeping with parents.\r\nThere is absent, conflicting, or vague guidance regarding maltreatment determinations on fatalities related to unsafe sleep practices. \r\n2.) With the local agency having one of the largest populations of child welfare clients served in the state, the increased volume of reports flooding the agency's intake and screening unit was also complicated by continual changes being made to the Intake, Screening and Reponses Path Guidelines, by the Child Safety and Permanency Division's Safety and Prevention Unit. CSP's Safety and Prevention Unit was under pressure to develop implementation guidance based on the 93 Governor's Task Force recommendations. Guidance was also issued for the predatory offender statute put into law in 2012, which required agencies to prioritize making contact with alleged victims within 24 hours, even at times when the alleged victim was not alleged to be in contact with the alleged predatory offender and presumed safe.\r\n3.) At this time, the local agency also regionalized the geographic areas within their jurisdiction, and changed normative practice away from using zip codes. The local agency decision was to utilize one special unit to take on all potential qualifying ICWA FA\/FI's, as an effort to comply with new ICWA and BIA regulations and provide consistent practices, especially for cases with known have previous history with Transfer of Legal Custody (TLC), as the County Attorney had a policy for CP staff to adhere to, further impacting the demand and pressure on the frontline staff working in this ICWA specialty unit.","created_by":81,"updated_by":81,"updated_at":"5\/26\/2021 11:07:14 am","created_at":"5\/26\/2021 11:07:14 am","id":29335}