Or. Admin. Code § 413-015-1120 - LEDS Use for Child Protective Service Purposes
(1) Child Welfare may conduct criminal
records checks on a subject individual using the LEDS system available and use
LEDS information pertaining to a subject individual for the purpose of making
decisions about safety specifically related to Child Protective Services when:
(a) An allegation of abuse
is being assessed; or
(b) A Child
Welfare case is open.
(2) When conducting criminal records checks
for a Child Protective Services purpose under this rule, a subject individual
is defined as a person:
(a) Alleged to be the
perpetrator of abuse when the allegation is being assessed by
Child Protective Services;
(b)
Residing in or frequenting a household where the alleged victim of
abuse resides on a full- or part-time basis;
(c) Being assessed as a safety service
provider; or
(d) In the household
to which a child is being returned.
(3) Time lines for providing LEDS
notice to a subject individual when a criminal records check is
conducted for a Child Protective Services purpose:
(a) Prior to the conclusion of a CPS
assessment: LEDS notice as defined at OAR
413-015-0115 must be provided
to:
(A) The subject individual defined in
subsection (2)(a), (b), or (d) of this rule no later than seven business days
after the date the check was conducted.
(B) The subject individual defined in
subsection (2)(c) of this rule before the check is conducted.
(b) After the conclusion of a CPS
assessment and while a Child Welfare case is still open: LEDS
notice must be provided to the subject individual before the check is
conducted.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 181.537, ORS 409.050 & ORS 418.005
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 418.005, ORS 181.537, ORS 181.557, ORS 409.010 & ORS 419B.020
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