Minnesota law requires mandated reporters to identify pregnant women who use certain illegal drugs that may harm the fetus. The law outlines the duties of local welfare agencies and civil commitment conditions. The State Child Abuse Reporting Act requires reports of a child's prenatal exposure to drugs including heroin, cocaine, phencyclidine, amphetamine, or methamphetamine. Finally, State law requires a physician to give a toxicology test to a pregnant woman, or a woman who has delivered a baby within eight hours, if that woman displayed signs of complications resulting from use of illegal drugs.