The National Association of Social Workers (NASW)'s Policy Stance on Child

The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) 's policy stance on child welfare workers can be characterized as:

A) given the constant cost pressures of child welfare agencies, they should utilize para-professionals and other indigenous workers whenever possible
B) child welfare workers should always be of the same race and ethnicity of the children with whom they are working
C) an undergraduate or graduate degree in social work should be required for the administration of public child welfare services
D) they should be paid more than other social workers, since they do more difficult work