HAR §17-798.3-9
HAR §17-798.3-9. psychiatrist
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Cite as Haw. Code R. § 17-798.3-9
The written report shall be submitted every twelve months;
(H) Is an emancipated minor caretaker under age eighteen years who meets any eligibility condition cited in section 17-798.3-9(b)(3)(A) through (G), and retains custody of his or her own child; or
(I) Is a minor parent of a child and both minor parent and child are residing in the home of an adult caretaker, the adult caretaker shall apply on behalf of the minor parent and the minor parent is participating in any activity under section 17-798.3-9(b)(3)(A) through (G);
(4) Is a resident of the State; and
(5) Establishes a reasonable relationship between the time during which each caretaker participates in an activity as specified under section 17-798.3-9(b)(3) and the time during which child care is needed.
(c) A child care provider:
(1) Shall meet the following conditions in order for child care payments to be authorized:
(A) Be a child care provider licensed by or registered with the department; or
(B) Be an exempt provider listed with the department, providing group child care in accordance with section 17-800; or
(C) Be providing home-based child care, including in-home care, and is complying with the health and safety requirements as established in subchapters 3, 4 and 5; and
(2) Shall submit a written statement to the department that shall attest to:
(A) The provider's willingness to provide care;
(B) The provider's willingness to allow a caretaker unlimited access to the caretaker's child, including written
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records concerning the caretaker's
child, during normal hours of provider
operation or whenever children are in
the care of the provider;
(C) Rate that will be charged;
(D) Mailing address, child care facility
address and telephone number; and
(E) Assurance that the child care
facility's premises is safe from
hazards.
(3) Shall not be one of the following:
(A) Parents, biological or legal;
(B) Step-parents living in the household;
(C) Guardians or permanent custodians;
(D) Members of the family unit that
receives government assistance,
including essential persons;
(E) Providers who are not in compliance
with State or county regulatory
requirements;
(F) Individuals under the age of eighteen
years;
(G) Individuals determined by the
department to pose a risk to the health
and safety of the child;
(H) A sibling of the child needing care who
resides in the same home as the child;
or
(I) A caretaker.
(d) The department shall:
(1) Verify that the child and caretaker meet the
eligibility requirements as described in
this chapter;
(2) Verify the identity of the caretaker through
readily available documentary evidence
including, but not limited to:
(A) Birth certificate;
(B) Passport;
(C) Church record of birth or baptism;
(D) School or employment records or
identification;
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(E) Motor vehicle operator's license; or
(F) An official document that shows the individual's photograph;
(3) Establish that the child care provider selected by the caretaker is following the provisions of section 17-798.3-9(c);
(4) Allow, at the department's option, for presumptively eligible payments when:
(A) An exempt provider selected by the caretaker meets the requirements of 17-798.3-51(c)(1) through (7)(A); provided that payments shall end upon failure to complete the monitoring inspection visit pursuant to section 17-798.3-51(c)(8), the start of an investigation by the department pursuant to 17-798.3-51(e), or failure to comply with the requirements under subchapters 3, 4 and 5, or chapter 17-801, and such payments shall not be considered an overpayment under section 17-798.3-22(b);
(B) Foster children who do not have documentation to support verification of section 17-798.3-9(a), pending receipt of the documentation within two months from application date; provided that payments shall end after two months and the caretaker failed to comply with this subparagraph, and payments shall not be considered an overpayment under section 17-798.3-22(b); or
(C) Children experiencing homelessness who do not have the documentation to support verification of sections 17-798.3-9(a) and (b), pending receipt of the documentation within two months from application date; provided that payments shall end after two months and the caretaker failed to comply with this subparagraph, and payments shall
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