Public Comment Request on SAVES Child Support Safety Data Collection
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This notice opens public comment on a new federal data collection for the SAVES project, which studies how domestic violence survivors can safely use child support, parenting time, and paternity services. The research will gather one-time input from survivors, domestic violence advocates, and child support staff through interviews, surveys, and focus groups. The practical impact is limited but sensitive. Survivors, advocates, and staff connected to the 13 SAVES demonstration sites may be asked to share experiences about safety risks, court processes, information sharing, and service barriers. Organizations working in child support or domestic violence services may want to review the proposed questions and comment by June 3, 2026, especially on safety, privacy, burden, and whether the data will be useful.
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Key Changes
- Creates a proposed one-time data collection for the SAVES child support safety research project.
- Seeks input from domestic violence survivors, advocates, and child support staff through surveys, interviews, and focus groups.
- Sets a public comment deadline of June 3, 2026, for feedback on the collection design, burden, safety, privacy, and usefulness.