Evaluation decision. The department has final authority in determining whether prohibition of the person’s involvement with child care is warranted and in developing any conditional requirements or corrective action plan. (1) Within 30 calendar days of receipt of a completed record check evaluation, the department shall make a decision on the person’s involvement with child care. (2) Within 30 calendar days of receipt of a completed record check evaluation, the department shall mail to the person subject to an evaluation a record check decision that explains the decision reached regarding the evaluation of the transgression and a notice of decision: child care. (3) The department shall issue a notice of decision: child care prohibiting involvement with child care when the person subject to an evaluation fails to complete the record check evaluation within the ten-calendar-day time frame. (4) If the department determines, through the record check evaluation process, that the person’s prohibition of involvement with child care is warranted, the person shall be prohibited from involvement with child care. The department may identify a period of time after which the person may request that another record check and evaluation be performed. (5) The department may permit a person who is evaluated to maintain involvement with child care if the person complies with the department’s conditions relating to the person’s involvement with child care, which may include completion of additional training or an individually designed corrective action plan, or both. For an employee of a provider, these conditional requirements shall be developed with the provider. All conditions placed on a person’s involvement with child care shall be communicated, in writing, to both the person subject to the evaluation and the provider. (6) The department shall reevaluate any transgressions where a state or federal law change requires different considerations of the transgression than had been previously applied.
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Evaluation decision. The department has final authority in determining whether prohibition of the person’s involvement with child care is warranted and in developing any conditional requirements or corrective action plan.
(1) Within 30 calendar days of receipt of a completed record check evaluation, the department shall make a decision on the person’s involvement with child care.
(2) Within 30 calendar days of receipt of a completed record check evaluation, the department shall mail to the person subject to an evaluation a record check decision that explains the decision reached regarding the evaluation of the transgression and a notice of decision: child care.
(3) The department shall issue a notice of decision: child care prohibiting involvement with child care when the person subject to an evaluation fails to complete the record check evaluation within the ten-calendar-day time frame.
(4) If the department determines, through the record check evaluation process, that the person’s prohibition of involvement with child care is warranted, the person shall be prohibited from involvement with child care. The department may identify a period of time after which the person may request that another record check and evaluation be performed.
(5) The department may permit a person who is evaluated to maintain involvement with child care if the person complies with the department’s conditions relating to the person’s involvement with child care, which may include completion of additional training or an individually designed corrective action plan, or both. For an employee of a provider, these conditional requirements shall be developed with the provider. All conditions placed on a person’s involvement with child care shall be communicated, in writing, to both the person subject to the evaluation and the provider.
(6) The department shall reevaluate any transgressions where a state or federal law change requires different considerations of the transgression than had been previously applied.
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