Children - Family Child Care Homes and the Chief Medical Examiner - Use of Video Recording Devices and Reports (Bexley's Law)
What this bill does
Requiring each family child care home to install a video recording device in each room where child care is provided; providing for the operation, notification, and use of a video recording device and the viewing, use, storage, and confidentiality of system recordings; and requiring the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, if a case involves the death of a child due to abuse or neglect, to deliver the child's final autopsy report to the child's parent or legal guardian within 30 days after the filing of the medical examiner's report.
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Testimony (9)
MGA witness list| Position | Witness | Organization | Testimony |
|---|---|---|---|
| FAV | Delegate Hornberger, Delegate Hornbergerlegislator | Individual | Oral |
| FAV | Rovinsky, Gregory | Individual | Oral |
| FAV | Rovinsky, Jocelyn | Individual | Oral + Written (PDF) |
| UNF | Moore, Debbie | Family Child Care Alliance of Maryland | Written (PDF) |
| UNF | Macsherry, Clintonlobbyist | Maryland Family Network | Written (PDF) |
| UNF | Peusch, Christina | Maryland State Child Care Association | Oral + Written (PDF) |
| UNF | Hancock, Rebecca | Maryland State Family Childcare Association | Oral + Written (PDF) |
| UNF | Iverson, Jennifer | Prince George's Child Resource Center, Inc. | Written (PDF) |
| UNF | Simon, Travis | Individual | Written (PDF) |