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DC Field	Value	Language
contributor.advisor		en
contributor.author	Shively, Candy	en
contributor.author	Kansas. Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services	en
contributor.other	Kansas. Legislature. House of Representatives. Corrections and Juvenile Justice Committee	en
date.accessioned	2010-01-30T05:56:42Z	-
date.available	2010-01-30T05:56:42Z	-
date.issued	2003-02-18	-
identifier.other	oclc 503002620	-
identifier.uri	http://hdl.handle.net/1984/1834	-
description	Testimony in opposition to House Bill 2095 stating that the impact of this bill on the privacy of the child and family must be considered. The challenge is to carefully balance openness with the privacy of those individuals involved in a child welfare case.	en
description.statementofresponsibility	Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, House Corrections and Juvenile Justice Committee by Candy Shively, Deputy Secretary of Social and Rehabilitation Services.	en
format.extent	34761 bytes	-
format.mimetype	application/pdf	-
language.iso	English (United States)	-
subject.lcsh	Child welfare-Kansas.	en
subject.lcsh	Child abuse-Reporting-Kansas	en
subject.lcsh	Public records-Kansas	en
subject.lcsh	Public welfare-Law and legislation-Kansas	en
subject.lcsh	Privacy-Government policy-Kansas	en
title	HB 2095 - Concerning children in need of care, records and reports	en
title.alternative	Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Legislative Testimony (2003)	en
title.alternative	SRS Legislative Testimony (2003)	en
title.alternative	House Bill 2095 - Concerning children in need of care, records and reports	en
type		en
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