West Virginia § 49-5-102 Preservation of records

West Virginia Statutes

§ 49-5-102 — Preservation of records

West Virginia·Ch. 49 CHILD WELFARE·Art. 5 RECORD KEEPING AND DATABASE

The proceedings, records, reports, case histories, and all other papers or documents of or received by the state department in the administration of this chapter shall be filed of record and preserved.

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Legislative History

2015 Reg. Sess., HB2200

Nearby Sections

15

§ 49-1-101

Short title; intent of recodification

§ 49-1-102

Legislative Intent; continuation of existing statutory provisions; no increase in funding obligations

§ 49-1-103

Operative date of enactment; effect on existing law

§ 49-1-104

West Virginia Code replacement; no increase of funding obligations to be construed

§ 49-1-105

Purpose

§ 49-1-106

Location of child welfare services; state and federal cooperation; juvenile services

§ 49-1-201

Definitions related, but not limited to, child abuse and neglect

§ 49-1-202

Definitions related, but not limited, to adult, child, developmental disability, and transitioning adult status

§ 49-1-203

Definitions related, but not limited to, licensing and approval of programs

§ 49-1-204

Definitions related, but not limited, to custodians, legal guardians and family

§ 49-1-205

Definitions related, but not limited, to developmental disabilities

§ 49-1-206

Definitions related, but not limited to, child advocacy, care, residential, and treatment programs

§ 49-1-207

Definitions related to court actions

§ 49-1-208

Definitions related, but not limited, to state and local agencies

§ 49-1-209

Definitions related, but not limited, to missing children

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