Which statement best describes the custodian of a child's records' obligation regarding access?

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Which statement best describes the custodian of a child's records' obligation regarding access?

Access to a child’s records is governed by the court’s appointment order, and the custodian must provide access in the way and to the people the order specifies. This ensures those involved in the case can review relevant information while still protecting privacy as directed by the court. So the custodian’s obligation is to make the records accessible as required by the appointment order. Deleting records after a fixed time, restricting access at all times, or copying only to the court library do not reflect the accountably defined access outlined in the order.

Access to a child’s records is governed by the court’s appointment order, and the custodian must provide access in the way and to the people the order specifies. This ensures those involved in the case can review relevant information while still protecting privacy as directed by the court. So the custodian’s obligation is to make the records accessible as required by the appointment order. Deleting records after a fixed time, restricting access at all times, or copying only to the court library do not reflect the accountably defined access outlined in the order.

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