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The North Carolina Association of County Commissioners hosted an in-depth roundtable discussion with key stakeholders, who were instrumental in the passage of the Family/Child Protection and Accountability Act, also known as Rylan’s Law. The new law, which was enacted in 2017, establishes a framework for making system-wide improvements in child welfare services throughout all 100 counties in the state. This program is the second segment of a three-part series that explores the collaborative process that resolved differences among the various stakeholders and brought the new law to fruition.