Generally revise child abuse and neglect laws

Added the state protection and advocacy program, interdisciplinary child protective teams, and coroners/medical examiners to the list of entities that can access confidential records.

Restructured the list of eligible recipients from a single block to a detailed multi-item list (a through n) for clarity.

Added specific limitations requiring written requests and risk-based disclosure limits for background checks and news media inquiries.

Updated the bill number and title formatting to match current legislative conventions.

Removed draft indicators (e.g., 'SB0256.2') and formatting artifacts, replacing them with the official 'ENROLLED BILL' designation to signify the bill has passed final legislative approval.

Restricts the sharing of child abuse investigation records to situations where the information is needed for a licensing decision, rather than being broadly available for any investigation.

Adds juvenile probation officers who are working with the child as a new group eligible to receive disclosed records.

Updates the legislative session identifier and corrects formatting inconsistencies in the header and page numbering.

Added juvenile probation officers working in an official capacity with the child to the list of entities eligible to access records.

Changed the bill identifier from LC 925 to SB 256.1 and updated the sponsor information.