Alberta child-protection bill will continue despite privacy concerns - Canada

Chris Engel 5/10/136:09 PM

"Hancock introduced the proposed Children First Act in the house earlier this week. It would amend and clarify a number of laws affecting the care of children – everything from maintenance enforcement to stronger powers for the child and youth advocate.

"It also would make it clear that police, foster parents, social workers and educators could share personal information on children to help them out of difficult circumstances.

"The minister said helping children is his paramount concern.

"“We’re not talking about that information being shared publicly...."

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