Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children. Where directed to do so by the Department, the Agency agrees to be responsible for the completion and processing of the application for approval of the placement of a xxxxxx child into another state in accordance with the Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children, as set forth in section 374-a of the Social Services Law.
Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children. A. For the purposes of the Department’s financial contribution for placement of children in out-of-home care under this Agreement, the Tribe agrees to accept children from out-of-state if they are placed according to procedures outlined in the Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children (ICPC), Mont. Code Xxx. § 41-4-101 et. seq.
Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children. Where directed to do so by the Department, the Agency agrees to be responsible for the completion and processing of the application for approval of the placement of a xxxxxx child into another state in accordance with the Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children, as set forth in section 374-a of the Social Services Law. Where directed to do so by the Department, the Agency agrees to process applications for certification or approval of a xxxxxx home in accordance with 18 NYCRR Part 443 of persons and applications for the approval of adoptive parents in accordance with 18 NYCRR Part 421 referred to the Agency by the Department for the purpose of placement of a child into New York in accordance with the Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children, as set forth in section 374-a of the Social Services Law.
Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children. DSHS and the Tribe agree to review the need for the Tribe’s participation in the interstate compact as a member. If such participation is determined to be desirable, DSHS, in a manner it deems appropriate, will assist the Tribe to become a member of the compact. Whenever DSHS is considering whether to place an Indian child in another state, DSHS will follow the provisions of Part IX of this Agreement regarding placement of Indian children. DSHS will provide the Tribe with information on all Indian children currently in placement who have been sent under the compact to another state or who have been sent by another state to the State of Washington. The information shall include the name of the child, the child’s age, the child’s current address, the name and address of those with physical custody of the child, the name of the person(s) or agency with legal custody of the child, whether parental rights have been terminated, the names and addresses of the child’s natural parents, the tribal affiliation, if any, of the child’s natural parents, the purpose for or the reasons causing the placement, the expected duration of the placement, the location and name of the court before which any proceedings involving the child may be pending, and the date and nature of the next scheduled administrative or judicial review of the placement. DSHS agrees to review each interstate placement of Indian children and determine, in cooperation with the Tribe, whether such placement should continue. If it is concluded by DSHS and the Tribe that a child placed by DSHS in another state should be returned to the State of Washington, DSHS will terminate the interstate placement pursuant to the provisions of the interstate compact and have the child returned to the State of Washington unless to do so would be likely to cause physical or emotional harm to the child. If it is concluded by DSHS and the Tribe that the placement of an Indian child in the State of Washington by another state should be terminated, DSHS, in cooperation with the Tribe and pursuant to the provisions of the interstate compact will seek to terminate the placement and have the placing state follow the Tribe’s recommendations with respect to the child. In circumstances where the Tribe is not a member of the compact and all necessary requirements of RCW 26.34 and applicable state regulations have been or can be satisfied, DSHS, upon request by the Tribe, will assist the Tribe to utilize the interstate compact for th...
Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children. Whenever the Department is considering whether to place an Indian Child pursuant to the Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children, Mich. Comp. Laws §§ 3.711 et seq., the Department must nevertheless follow the provisions of the Act and this Agreement, including the Act’s placement preferences.
Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children. For the purposes of the county or state's financial contribution under this agreement for placement of youth in xxxxxx care, the band agrees to accept children from out-of-state only if they are placed according to the procedures outlined in the Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children (ICPC). The parties understand and agree that the band is not legally bound to enter into the ICPC when accepting out-of-state placement oflndian children into the state, but if the band accepts any child (ren) without an ICPC agreement, the county or state will not participate financially or otherwise in the care of that child. For the purposes ofthe county's financial contribution under this agreement for placement of youth in xxxxxx care, the band agrees to send or place child (ren) from the state of Minnesota to another state only ifthey are placed according to procedures outlined in the ICPC. The parties understand and agree that the band is not legally bound to enter into the ICPC when sending or placing child (ren) from the band into another state from the state ofMiunesota, but if the band sends or places a child without an ICPC agreement, the county will not participate fmancially or otherwise in the care of that child. Only if a child (ren) continues under the jurisdiction of another government outside the band and the state of Minnesota does the ICPC apply.
