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HD 5260

The annual report of the Disabled Persons Protection Commission (under Section 15(f) of Chapter 19C of the General Laws) submitting its fiscal year 2025 Summary of the Abuser Registry

194th Legislature (2025-2026)

Overview: HD 5260, "The annual report of the Disabled Persons Protection Commission (under Section 15(f) of Chapter 19C of the General Laws) submitting its fiscal year 2025 Summary

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Bill Summary · HD 5260

Overview: HD 5260, "The annual report of the Disabled Persons Protection Commission (under Section 15(f) of Chapter 19C of the General Laws) submitting its fiscal year 2025 Summary of the Abuser Registry", was placed on file on November 10, 2025.

Purpose and Intent: This proposed bill is the annual report from the Disabled Persons Protection Commission, which is required by law to maintain a registry of individuals who have been found to have abused or neglected persons with disabilities. The report summarizes the commission's activities and findings for fiscal year 2025.

Key Provisions:
- Provides an overview of the number of reports received and investigations conducted by the commission
- Identifies trends and patterns in the types of abuse and neglect cases involving persons with disabilities
- Highlights the commission's efforts to maintain the abuser registry and share information with relevant agencies

Affected Parties and Impacts: This report would primarily affect individuals with disabilities, their caregivers, and service providers, as well as the state agencies responsible for protecting the rights and wellbeing of persons with disabilities.

Procedural and Timeline Considerations: As an annual report from a state agency, this document has been placed on file for the legislature's information and review. The commission is required by law to submit this report each year, and the legislature may choose to hold hearings or take other actions based on the findings and recommendations presented.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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