Generally revise laws related to child abuse and neglect proceedings and investigations

Added a prohibition against the same person serving as both a child protection investigator and a child reunification specialist in a single matter, with an exception for offices lacking sufficient staff.

Added new authority for child reunification specialists to participate in review hearings and proceedings regarding termination of parent-child relationships.

Expanded the definition of 'abandonment' to include situations where a parent is unknown for 90 days and added an exception stating that inability to access publicly funded services is not abandonment.

Added specific definitions and scope of authority for the new role of 'Child Protection Investigator' to handle pre-removal investigations and legal proceedings.

Added specific definitions and scope of authority for the new role of 'Child Reunification Specialist' to handle post-removal services and family reunification efforts.

Modified the bill title and summary to include the new roles and updated the list of amended statutes to reflect these changes.

Added an exception permitting the same individual to serve as both a child protection investigator and a child reunification specialist in a single case, but only when the department does not have enough employees to perform both roles separately.

Reorganized the document structure, moving the legislative session header to the top and updating the bill version identifier from SB 206.1 to SB0206.2.

Adjusted the line numbering and text formatting for the definitions section of the bill, shifting the start of the definitions to a new page layout.

Converted all-caps headings and list items (e.g., 'SENATE BILL NO. 206', 'AN ACT ENTITLED') to standard mixed-case formatting for consistency.

Changed the bill identifier from 'LC 0476' to 'SB 206.1' and updated the version header to 'Authorized Print Version - SB 206'.

Standardized the capitalization of legal terms in lists, such as changing 'IV', 'V', 'VI', 'VII' to 'iv', 'v', 'vi', 'vii' and 'AND' to 'and'.