B. Shall investigate all reports received by the department or service services center regarding alleged out-of-home abuse and neglect occurring in facilities or by persons subject to licensure pursuant to this Title;

C. Shall conduct a single investigation sufficient to determine not only if abuse or neglect has occurred but also to determine whether a licensing violation has occurred in order to protect children from further harm and establish a basis upon which to take licensing action. This procedure minimizes duplicative or redundant investigations to the extent possible in response to the same or related allegations of out-of-home abuse or neglect in facilities or by persons subject to licensure pursuant to this Title;

D. Shall coordinate and consult with the bureau or service services center staff performing general licensing functions to eliminate duplicative or redundant investigations to the extent possible and to prevent, correct or eliminate the abuse or neglect or threat of abuse or neglect in out-of- home settings;

E. Shall provide the results of the investigation to the bureau's, service center's or other department's licensing staff bureau, services center or another department for appropriate action.__The team shall complete the investigation within a time frame not to exceed 6 months from the date of the initiation of the investigation, except in circumstances when the information necessary to complete the investigation is unavailable to the team;

F. Shall include relevant professionals outside the department or service center as members of the team for all investigations of residential treatment centers, group homes or day care centers mandated by this subchapter and for other child care facilities as warranted;

G. When a report alleges out-of-home abuse and neglect in facilities or by persons not subject to licensure by the department or service services center, shall immediately refer the report to the service services center or agency or