What requirement is NOT included in HB1342 regarding child abuse programs?

The requirement to provide an alternative home setting for a child suspected of abuse is not included in HB1342 regarding child abuse programs.

This legislation emphasizes the importance of preventing child abuse and ensuring that professionals are trained to recognize and report such abuse. The provisions primarily focus on collaboration with law enforcement for investigations, mandates for employees to report any suspicions of abuse or neglect, and the development of training programs aimed at prevention. While facilitating a safe environment for children is critical, the specific requirement to provide an alternative home setting falls outside the scope of what HB1342 outlines. The aim is to ensure that employees are equipped to respond appropriately to suspicions of abuse rather than directly intervening to relocate children.