Or. Admin. Code § 413-015-1125 - LEDS Use for Certification Purposes in Emergency Situations
(1) Child Welfare
may perform criminal records checks using the LEDS system available and use
LEDS information pertaining to a subject individual for the purpose of making
decisions about child safety, specifically related to emergency certification
when:
(a) The subject individual has
consented to Child Welfare conducting a criminal record check by signing form
DHS 1011F, "Consent For Criminal Records & Fingerprint Check";
(b) There is an emergent need to place a
child or maintain a placement of a child, and
the Department Background Check Unit is unable to complete the check in
time;
(d) An allegation of abuse
is being assessed or there is an open child welfare case.
(2) When conducting criminal records checks
for emergency certification purposes under this rule, a subject individual is
defined as:
(a) An adult who resides in or
plans to reside in a household that is being certified for placement of a
child;
(b) An
adult who resides in or plans to reside in a household that is being
re-certified to place or maintain a child in the
household;
(c) A person assisting
in the household to enrich the care provided to children placed in the
household by tutoring or providing recreation, relief care, or other services
such as household chores, whether paid or unpaid; or
(d) A member of the household under 18 years
of age if there is reason to believe that member may pose a risk to children
placed in the household.
(3) Staff in local Child Welfare offices who
access LEDS information for emergency certification purposes as outlined in
these rules must:
(b) Forward fingerprints and consent forms to
the Department Background Check Unit for processing if:
(A) LEDS information reveals an arrest or
conviction of any kind;
(B) The
subject individual discloses an arrest or conviction of any kind; or
(C) It is known that the subject individual
has lived outside of Oregon within the last five years.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 181.537, ORS 418.005, ORS 419B.020, ORS 409.050 & ORS 419B.020
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 181.537, ORS 409.010, ORS 418.005, ORS 419B.020, ORS 181.537 & ORS 419B.020
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