Each child safety center shall:
(1) Provide a comfortable, private, child-friendly setting that is both physically and psychologically safe for diverse populations of children and their families;
(2) Be a part of a multidisciplinary team;
(3) Have a nonprofit entity responsible for program, fiscal operations established, and implement best administrative practices;
(4) Promote policies, practices, and procedures that are culturally competent;
(5) Promote forensic interviews that are: Legally sound;
(6) Of a neutral, fact-finding nature; and
(7) Coordinated to avoid duplicative interviewing;
(8) Provide or provide access to, or both, specialized medical evaluations and treatment services to all child safety center clients;
(9) Provide team discussion and information-sharing regarding the investigation, case, and status needed on a routine basis by the child and family; and
(10) Develop and implement a system for monitoring case progress and tracking case outcomes.