Review of Indian Children Currently in Placement Sample Clauses

Review of Indian Children Currently in Placement. Following the effective date of this Agreement, the Department will provide the tribal social service agencies 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 Minnesota. If resources permit, the Department will make such reports to the tribal social service agencies annually. The information shall include information received by the Department on the Interstate Compact Application Request To Place Child form that is used by the Department for the interstate placement of children. If a tribe learns of a placement of an Indian child that fails to meet the placement preferences or the good cause exceptions set forth in the Indian Child Welfare Act, the Minnesota Indian Family Preservation Act, or this Agreement, upon notice from the tribe, the Department will cooperate with the tribe in remedying the placement so that it conforms with the Indian Child Welfare Act, the Minnesota Indian Family Preservation Act and this Agreement.
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Review of Indian Children Currently in Placement. After the effective date of this Agreement, the Department must provide ACFS with information on all SCIT Children or SCIT Descendant Children who are currently in placement within the State, who have been sent under the Compact to another state, or who have been sent from another state to the DHS of Michigan. The Department must provide an annual written report to ACFS regarding all such placements. The report must include all information received by the Department regarding each child’s placement, including the Interstate Compact Application Request to Place Child form used by the Department for the interstate placement of children. If XXXX learns of a placement of a SCIT Child that does not meet the placement preferences set forth in the Act or this Agreement, upon notice from SCIT, the Department must cooperate with SCIT to remedy the placement so that it conforms with the Act, or the Department must show Good Cause Not to Follow the Placement Preferences.
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Review of Indian Children Currently in Placement. Within 120 days of the implementation of this Agreement DHS shall review all of its cases involving Indian Children. If the State of Tribe learns of a placement that fails to meet the placement preferences or the good cause exception in ICWA, DHS will work with the Tribe to develop a plan that is satisfactory to all parties.
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Review of Indian Children Currently in Placement. Following the effective date of this Agreement, DHS will provide the tribal social services agencies 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 Minnesota. If the resources permit, DHS will make such reports to the tribal social service agencies annually. The information shall include information received by DHS on the 100-A form which is entitled AInterstate Compact Application Request To Place Child@ and which is used by DHS for the interstate placement of children. The information on that form includes:
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