Require military child and youth programs to notify parents or guardians within 24 hours after learning of alleged or suspected abuse or neglect, and require congressional notification within 72 hours.

Jill N. Tokuda · Hawaii · Democratic

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introduced legislation requiring military child and youth programs to notify parents or guardians within 24 hours after learning of alleged or suspected abuse or neglect ... [and] requiring the House and Senate Armed Services Committees, as well as members of Congress who represent the district where the alleged abuse or neglect occurred, be notified within 72 hours

Tokuda co-introduced a bill mandating rapid parental notification for suspected abuse or neglect in military child care programs and added congressional notification requirements.

Reps. Tokuda, Moore, Bacon Introduce Bill Requiring 24-Hour Notice of Alleged Abuse in Military Child Care Programs | U.S. House Representative Jill Tokuda
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A 24-hour parental notification requirement for child abuse and neglect that occurs at Department of Defense child and youth programs, plus a 72-hour congressional notification requirement to hold the Department accountable;

Tokuda backed a NDAA provision requiring rapid parental and congressional notification for abuse or neglect in military child and youth programs.

Rep. Tokuda Defends Hawai‘i Priorities in Markup of Annual Defense Policy Bill | U.S. House Representative Jill Tokuda
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