Allows a person a second hearing to seal their child protective services records

This bill allows individuals with child protective services (CPS) records to request a second hearing to seal those records after two years, provided they demonstrate a significant life change (such as completing substance abuse treatment, parenting classes, or mental health services) and have no recent history of child maltreatment. It directly affects people who previously had CPS involvement and completed rehabilitation services. The key provision requires submitting evidence of these life changes to the Office of Children and Family Services, with the second hearing request only permitted two years after the first hearing. The bill does not change existing sealing eligibility but adds this second opportunity under specific conditions.