Ordinarily a Resident of the Premises who may have access to (“ordinarily resident”): Individuals children in care (including supervised access) because they use the premises as a primary residence for at least some period during the year (e.g., the children, adult dependents, provider’s spouse, adult etc.). Parent: A person having lawful custody of a child or a person who has demonstrated a settled intention to treat a child as a child of his or her family (all references to parent include legal guardians, but will be referred to as in the policy). “parent” Regularly at the Premises An individual who is present at the premises during (“regularly present”): hours in which care is provided often enough that children in care are able to recognize the individual. This would include persons who are present frequently during a short period of time (e.g., visiting family members) or repeatedly (e.g., the friend who visits the premises once a week, or a provider’s neighbour who visits the premises every other month to provide tutoring to the own child). provider’s
Ordinarily a Resident of the Premises (“ordinarily resident”): Individuals who may have access to children in care (including supervised access) because they use the premises as a primary residence for at least some period during the year (e.g., the provider’s spouse, adult children, adult dependents, etc.). Parent: A person having lawful custody of a child or a person who has demonstrated a settled intention to treat a child as a child of his or her family (all references to parent include legal guardians, but will be referred to as “parent” in the policy). Regularly at the Premises (“regularly present”): An individual who is present at the premises during hours in which care is provided often enough that children in care are able to recognize the individual. This would include persons who are present frequently during a short period of time (e.g., visiting family members) or repeatedly (e.g., the provider’s friend who visits the premises once a week, or a neighbour who visits the premises every other month to provide tutoring to the provider’s own child).
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