7 AAC 54.110. Disclosure in hearings related to the operation of child protection services programs

A department employee may voluntarily appear, and, if required by a court, shall appear, and give testimony in a hearing that is directly related to the operation of child protection services programs, including the following:

(1) in a children's, mental commitment, guardianship, or conservatorship proceeding, if a recipient of or applicant for services from the department is the subject of the proceeding;

(2) in a child support, custody, or divorce proceeding to testify concerning the minor children involved; or

(3) in a prosecution for fraud against child protection services programs or for a criminal act against a child.

History: Eff. 5/15/83, Register 86; am 10/14/2005, Register 176

Authority: AS 47.05.010

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