Child Protection Task Force Members Appointed
Patricia Jane | January 12, 2012 at 06:49 am
In Pennsylvania, most professionals who come in contact with children are required to report suspected child abuse. As a direct response to the sex abuse scandal at Penn State University, the state legislature has created the Task Force on Child Protection.
The ten members will review current state policies governing child protection, the reporting of child abuse, and propose suggestions to improve the system. Four members were appointed by Governor Tom Corbett, and three each by the House and Senate.
Dr. Rachel Berger, a Child Protection team member at Pittsburgh’s Children’s Hospital, was selected by Senate leaders. Berger says that, due to factors such as budget, the now highly-publicized issue had been put on the back-burner. (more…)
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