HAR §17-895.1-1. "Panic hardware" means a standard device on doors which permits quick and safe exits upon emergencies (e

g. push bars and plates). "Person" means any individual with unsupervised access to children in care, caregiver, adult household member, applicant, provider, substitute, volunteer, new hire, rehire, temporary hire, or staff member in a child care facility or exempt child care facility. "Policy" means a principal plan for the management of a child care facility. "Primary caregiver" means the individual in the infant and toddler child care center to whom the care of a specific child and family is assigned. Primary care is defined as direct care, verbal and physical interactions, primary responses to infant's or toddler's physical and emotional needs while in the center, and continued interaction with parents regarding the infant's or toddler's experiences. "Provider" means any individual eighteen years or older, caregiver, facility, agency or organization, exempt care providers, and adult employees, who provide direct child care to children in the absence of the child's caretaker. "Provisional license" or "temporary permit" means a temporary license issued at the discretion of the department up to a period of six months to any child care facility which is unable to conform to all the rules at the time the license is issued. "Qualified nutrition consultant" means a dietitian or nutritionist who meets the advanced educational requirements for membership in the American Dietetic Association and is eligible for registration; or one who has a master's degree in public health nutrition or nutritional sciences. "Qualified trainer" means a person who has twelve credits in early childhood or child development or related fields such as human development, psychology, social work, or nursing and a combined total of three years of experience in training adults who work with children or has six credits in early childhood or child development or related fields such as human development, psychology, social work, or nursing, and 895.1-9 3 5 1 7