This bill clarifies that mandated reporters are not required to document suspected abuse, neglect or exploitation in the subject's medical record or report shared to 3rd parties. Reports must still be made to the Department of Health and Human Services. If suspected abuse, neglect or exploitation is documented in a medical record or other report that is shared with a 3rd party outside of the reporter's office or place of business and the reporter subsequently discovers information that may dispute or counter a report of suspected abuse, neglect or exploitation, the reporter is required to add the subsequent information to the medical record or other report and forward the amended medical record or other report to every 3rd party who received the initial medical record or other report. If a reporter discovers information that disputes or counters a report of abuse, neglect or exploitation provided to the Department of Health and Human Services, the reporter is required to forward the subsequent information to the department within 48 hours of discovery of the subsequent information. This bill excepts from immunity persons who violate the reporting laws or provide 3rd parties an unverified diagnosis or subjective opinion of abuse, neglect or exploitation.