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GA HB1141
Bill
Status
2/2/2026
Primary Sponsor
Beth Camp
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AI Summary
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Amends Georgia Code Section 15-11-131.1 to require medical records from treatment a child received while in temporary protective custody be made available to the parent or legal guardian within five business days of the child's intake
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Requires proof of notification about record availability be sent to the parent or legal guardian via email, postal service, or other delivery service that provides confirmation
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Imposes a $500.00 per day fine for each day exceeding the five business day deadline until records are made available
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Preserves existing parental right to obtain independent medical evaluations or pediatric specialty consultations at their own expense when a child is in temporary protective custody, unless prohibited by court order
Legislative Description
Courts; availability of medical records to a parent or legal guardian when a child is taken into medical custody; provide
Last Action
House Second Readers
2/4/2026