Draft Changelog
For Our Children and Families

rev07E - Publication-Grade Draft (Current)
Status: Public Review - Version Freeze Recommended
- Fully integrated, uncondensed statutory text suitable for publication, litigation review, and ballot preparation.
- Finalized the sunlight-not-punishment transparency framework.
- Added automatic metric-based review triggers tied to anonymized reporting.
- Strengthened protections against repeated false abuse allegations used to alienate children.
- Expanded accountability for attorneys who knowingly facilitate parental alienation.
- Hardened separation-of-powers safeguards and rulemaking deference.
- Preserved emergency protections for genuine victims.
- Added a phased implementation ramp for DHHS screening and Guardian ad Litem capacity.
- Declared the version stable pending court-required changes only.

rev07D
- Added a sanctions framework for repeated, knowingly false abuse or domestic violence claims.
- Integrated accountability for attorneys who assist or perpetuate alienation strategies.
- Introduced automatic review triggers linked to transparency dashboard metrics.
- Strengthened procedural safeguards while maintaining due process protections.

rev07C
- Added cure periods and safe harbors to prevent unintended denial of access to justice.
- Clarified criminal thresholds and mens rea requirements.
- Refined filing controls to reduce clerk-level overreach risk.

rev07A - rev07B
- Narrowed and clarified definitions to reduce weaponization risk.
- Added an implementation ramp for DHHS intake and Guardian ad Litem expansion.
- Stress-tested attorney fee oversight and hearing limits while maintaining a child-protection posture.

rev06
- Expanded legislative findings around incentives, adversarial framing, and self-regulation limits.
- Clarified attorney fee oversight while preserving judicial authority.
- Strengthened Guardian ad Litem sequencing and investigation requirements.
- Added protections against misuse of Protection from Abuse orders.

rev05
- Initial full public draft released.
- Established the mediation-first architecture.
- Introduced interim hearing limits and fee oversight concepts.
- Laid the foundation for child-centered procedural sequencing.

Version status
rev07E is the current stable draft.
Further revisions are not anticipated unless required by constitutional review, court rule conflicts, or ballot-processing requirements.