IL SB1752

Amends the Children and Family Services Act and the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act to define "safety plan" as a written condition that limits, restricts, or modifies a parent or guardian's interaction with their child, excluding court-ordered conditions under the Juvenile Court Act of 1987.

Requires the Department's case tracking system to monitor and provide data concerning families subject to safety plans, and mandates that safety plans must be reviewed every 5 business days to determine if the basis still exists.

Establishes specific requirements for safety plans, including: limited duration, specification of contact limitations, background checks for caregivers, least restrictive arrangement possible, and certification requirements before child placement.

Adds provisions allowing parents or guardians subject to a safety plan to request timely neutral review of the plan's basis or conditions, with the Department required to adopt rules ensuring review opportunities.

Modifies temporary protective custody standards to require imminent danger to the child, no time for court order, and objective reasonable evidence of abuse or neglect; prohibits maintaining custody or safety plans when danger no longer exists or evidence is lacking.