Florida Child Protection Investigator (CPI) Certification Practice Test

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If the hotline determines there is reason to suspect present danger, what is the required response time for the CPI to see and interview the alleged child victim?

Immediately
As soon as possible
Within 48 hours
Within 72 hours

The correct answer is: As soon as possible

When the hotline determines there is reason to suspect present danger, the required response time for a Child Protection Investigator (CPI) to see and interview the alleged child victim is "as soon as possible." This timeframe emphasizes the urgency of the situation, as present danger indicates a risk to the child's immediate safety and well-being. The CPI must act promptly to assess the situation and ensure that any necessary interventions are put in place to protect the child. The terminology “as soon as possible” allows for a degree of flexibility based on the circumstances surrounding each case, prioritizing the child's safety while considering logistical factors that may impact the investigator's ability to respond immediately.