H.R. 14 · 108th Congress

Keeping Children and Families Safe Act of 2003

Stage: Passed a chamber
Sponsor: Pete Hoekstra
Introduced: 2003-01-07
Latest action: 2003-03-27 · Laid on the table. See S. 342 for further action.

Subjects

Congress

Performance measurement

Health

Law

Child health

Crime prevention

Families

Elementary and secondary education

Women's health

Education

Higher education

Department of Health and Human Services

Family services

Science, Technology, Communications

Government Operations and Politics

Labor and Employment

Economics and Public Finance

Minorities

Crime and Law Enforcement

Nonprofit organizations

Poverty

Social Welfare

Women

Prosecution

Congressional reporting requirements

Disabled

Victims of crimes

Criminal investigation

Congressional investigations

Information technology

Administration of justice

Governmental investigations

Health education

Authorization

Government paperwork

Government publicity

Housing and Community Development

Mental health services

Internet

Social work

Community organization

Research

AIDS (Disease)

Criminal justice information

Violence

Criminal statistics

Electronic government information

Public service advertising

Child welfare

Adoption

Human immunodeficiency viruses

Youth services

Citizen participation

Drug abuse

Drug abuse prevention

Drugs and youth

Police training

Employee training

Child development

Data banks

Family violence

Foster home care

Guardian and ward

Respite care

Fetal alcohol syndrome

Child abuse

Infants

Medical tests

Parent and child

Identification of criminals

Confidential communications

Telephone

Federal aid to health facilities

Homeless

Pregnancy

Informers

Child sexual abuse

English language

Alcoholism

Case management

Drug abuse treatment

Evaluation research (Social action programs)

Juvenile delinquency

Federal aid to housing

Homicide

Abandonment of family

Physical examinations

Legal education

Forensic medicine

Judicial statistics

Women's shelters