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The 1999 Legislature passed legislation concerning investigations of alleged child sexual abuse. In addition to statutory changes to the investigatory process for allegations of child sexual abuse, the law established a multidisciplinary group to create statewide guidelines for these investigations. This document details the state guidelines, including both minimum state requirements for county protocols and advisory comments to guide local decision-making. Prosecutors are to use these guidelines in leading local efforts for county protocols; those protocols were put into place July 1, 2000.