True or False:

1. Any individual who is a child care agency staff member or resident of a family or group home and is being investigated of abuse or neglect, must be put on a safety plan.
2. Police officers and DCS workers do not have to provide proof of identification to the agency upon entry.
3. Educators should always talk to the director to determine if they should contact the Department of Childrens Services.
4. Before reporting suspected abuse or neglect, the educator and/or director should speak to the child to determine if the child is being truthful about the situation.
5. Injuries must be reported to the parents on the day the incident occurs.
6. If a child at the agency shows signs of abuse or neglect and the parent of the child is employed at the agency, the educator and the director should discuss their concerns with the parent before reporting.
7. All incidents, accidents, injuries and signs of serious illness must be documented.
8. The agency must contact the parent and get parent permission for emergency treatment before seeking emergency treatment.
9. Agencies should have a reporting plan when dealing with abuse or neglect suspicions.
10. Childrens records cannot be shared with law enforcement.
11. Staff should update the other educators at the agency about the investigation so that everyone can watch the child more closely.