Colorado Code
Article 5 - Child Welfare Services
§ 26-5-115. Acquisition of Drivers' Licenses by Individuals in Foster Care - Immunity From Liability - Rules

Source: L. 2021: Entire section added, (HB 21-1084), ch. 203, p. 1068, § 1, effective September 7.

Structure Colorado Code

Title 26 - Human Services Code

Article 5 - Child Welfare Services

§ 26-5-100.2. Legislative Declaration

§ 26-5-101. Definitions

§ 26-5-102. Provision of Child Welfare Services - System Reform Goals - Out-of-Home Placements for Children and Youth With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities - Rules - Definition

§ 26-5-103. Coordination With Other Programs

§ 26-5-103.5. Child Welfare Allocations Committee - Organization - Duties - Funding Model - Definition - Repeal

§ 26-5-103.7. Child Welfare Allocations Funding Model - Evaluation Group - Report - Definitions - Repeal

§ 26-5-104. Funding of Child Welfare Services Provider Contracts - Funding Mechanism Review - Fund - Report - Rules - Definitions - Repeal

§ 26-5-105. Reimbursement Procedure

§ 26-5-105.3. Federal Waivers

§ 26-5-105.5. State Department Integrated Care Management Program - County Performance Agreements - Authorized - Performance Incentive Cash Fund Created - Repeal

§ 26-5-105.8. Delivery of Child Welfare Services Task Force - Creation - Duties - Membership - Reporting Requirements - Repeal

§ 26-5-107. Limitations of Article

§ 26-5-108. Developmental Assessment - Rules

§ 26-5-109. Child Welfare Training Academy Established - Rules

§ 26-5-110. Guardianship Assistance Program - Legislative Declaration - Eligibility - Rules

§ 26-5-111. Statewide Child Abuse Reporting Hotline System - Legislative Declaration - Definitions - Child Abuse Hotline Steering Committee - Rules on Consistent Processes in Response to Reports and Inquiries for Information

§ 26-5-113. Extended Services for Former Foster Care Youth

§ 26-5-114. Former Foster Care Youth Steering Committee - Implementation Plan - Recommendations - Report

§ 26-5-115. Acquisition of Drivers' Licenses by Individuals in Foster Care - Immunity From Liability - Rules