All children receiving services in conservatorship must have a permanency plan. The permanency plan addresses the specific steps that are needed to pursue the identified permanency goal for the child. It consists of:
• the primary permanency planning goal for the child and one or more alternate permanency planning goals (see 6213 Concurrent Permanency Planning);
• the specific steps to be taken to achieve the goal or goals, with responsibilities and timeframes established for taking those steps; and
• a discussion of the efforts made to achieve the goal or goals.
DFPS Rules, 40 TAC §700.1202
Initially the permanency plan consists of the child and family plans of service.
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