• Amend federal law to clarify and strengthen disclosure requirements, so states know how to comply with its intent.
• Revise state policies and laws to make disclosure policies more enforceable.
• Separate disclosures from criminal proceedings so information on fatal and near-fatal abuse is made available no matter whether a criminal charge is filed.
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