Plain English Breakdown
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Present law exempts certain entities from licensure as child care agencies, including, but not limited to, home school s; program s operated by a church-related school for students whose parents are associated, registered, or participating as a parent-teacher with the church-related school ; and educational or tutorial program s designed to support or enhance the education of home school students .
What This Bill Does
- Present law exempts certain entities from licensure as child care agencies, including, but not limited to, home school s; program s operated by a church-related school for students whose parents are associated, registered, or participating as a parent-teacher with the church-related school ; and educational or tutorial program s designed to support or enhance the education of home school students .
- This bill adds to such list of exemptions a person or entity that operates a family child care home and obtains a United States department of defense certificate to operate, pursuant to federal law as long as such family child care home provides child care services only to an eligible patron.
- As used in this bill, an "eligible patron" means active duty m ilitary s ervice members, certain department of war civilian employees, r eserve c omponent m ilitary s ervice members on inactive duty training, combat relate d wounded warriors, surviving spouses of military members who died from a combat related incident, eligible employees of department of defense contractors, other f ederal employees, and those acting in loco parentis (taking on the duties and responsibilities) of the aforementioned persons.
Limits and Unknowns
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