**Group Nancee found part of the documents that I lost when my computer crashed a couple of years ago. I remember this article was part of the evidence of the bonus' monies the agencies get when they move a child, at least this proves the adoption bonus is not** returned and** *that they can collect it again in the next adoptive placement. Thank you Nancee. Way to go. I am putting this someplace** safe and putting in LEGAL DOCUMENTS on my computer, plus printing it off and putting in the NFPA's LEGAL MANUAL. marilyn fpls* ** * * **PS now we need to go and find the article that was printed by the SUN as it was printed where Mr. Wexler was quoted. Don't know what year but we should be able to go into the archives and locate it by using his name in the search engine. * Hi Marilyn, * * I was clearing out some of my files and found this. Is this some of the info you were looking for earlier as to proof of how Federal Funds are used by the different agencies?* ** *NC* ** *Executive Director Richard Wexler of the National Coalition for Child Protection Reform told the /Sun/, "The federal government pays states a bounty of $4,000 to $8,000 for every finalized adoption over a baseline number. And if the adoption fails, the state doesn't have to give it back - in fact, they can place the child again and collect another bounty, as long as they exceed the baseline. This creates both an incentive for needless terminations of parental rights, and an incentive for quick-and-dirty, slipshod placements. Looking at a statewide average, foster care continues to be widely misused and overused in Florida. I can tell you that in your region, and especially in Pinellas County, things almost certainly are worse now."* The Snitch System of “Mandated Reporters”
**Group Nancee found part of the documents that I lost when my computer crashed a couple of years ago. I remember this article was part of the evidence of the bonus' monies the agencies get when they move a child, at least this proves the adoption bonus is not** returned and** *that they can collect it again in the next adoptive placement. Thank you Nancee. Way to go. I am putting this someplace** safe and putting in LEGAL DOCUMENTS on my computer, plus printing it off and putting in the NFPA's LEGAL MANUAL. marilyn fpls* ** * * **PS now we need to go and find the article that was printed by the SUN as it was printed where Mr. Wexler was quoted. Don't know what year but we should be able to go into the archives and locate it by using his name in the search engine. * Hi Marilyn, * * I was clearing out some of my files and found this. Is this some of the info you were looking for earlier as to proof of how Federal Funds are used by the different agencies?* ** *NC* ** *Executive Director Richard Wexler of the National Coalition for Child Protection Reform told the /Sun/, "The federal government pays states a bounty of $4,000 to $8,000 for every finalized adoption over a baseline number. And if the adoption fails, the state doesn't have to give it back - in fact, they can place the child again and collect another bounty, as long as they exceed the baseline. This creates both an incentive for needless terminations of parental rights, and an incentive for quick-and-dirty, slipshod placements. Looking at a statewide average, foster care continues to be widely misused and overused in Florida. I can tell you that in your region, and especially in Pinellas County, things almost certainly are worse now."* The Snitch System of “Mandated Reporters”
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