when handling blood or bodily fluids containing blood?); and (J) Precautions in transporting children if your child-care home plans to transport a child whose chronological or developmental age is younger than nine years old. This agency certifies that legal counsel has reviewed the proposal and found it to be within the state agency's legal authority to adopt. Issued in Austin, Texas, on . Title 40, Social Services & Assistance, Part 19, Dept. of Family and Protective Services Chapter 747, Minimum Standards for Child-Care Homes Subchapter D, Personnel Division 2, Primary Caregiver of a Licensed Child-Care Home TAC Section Number(s) §747.1107, §747.1119 Proposed Action X Amendment Proposed Date of Adoption: X Other (Specify) 30 Days After Publication The amendment is proposed under Human Resources Code (HRC) §40.0505 and Government Code §531.0055, which provide that the Health and Human Services Executive Commissioner shall adopt rules for the operation and provision of services by the health and human services agencies, including the Department of Family and Protective Services; and HRC §40.021, which provides that the Family and Protective Services Council shall study and make recommendations to the Executive Commissioner and the Commissioner regarding rules governing the delivery of services to persons who are served or regulated by the department. The amendments implement HRC §§42.042 and 42.0421 and portions of the Child Care and Development Block Grant Act of 2014, which is codified in 42 USC §9857 et seq. §747.1107. What qualifications must I meet to be the primary caregiver of a licensed child-care home? (a) Except as otherwise provided in this division, a primary caregiver for a licensed child-care home must: (1) - (2) (No change.); (3) Have a certificate of completion of the Licensing pre-application course [orientation] within one year prior to your application date; (4) Have current certification in CPR and first aid with rescue breathing and
when handling blood or bodily fluids containing blood?); and (J) Precautions in transporting children if your child-care home plans to transport a child whose chronological or developmental age is younger than nine years old. This agency certifies that legal counsel has reviewed the proposal and found it to be within the state agency's legal authority to adopt. Issued in Austin, Texas, on . Title 40, Social Services & Assistance, Part 19, Dept. of Family and Protective Services Chapter 747, Minimum Standards for Child-Care Homes Subchapter D, Personnel Division 2, Primary Caregiver of a Licensed Child-Care Home TAC Section Number(s) §747.1107, §747.1119 Proposed Action X Amendment Proposed Date of Adoption: X Other (Specify) 30 Days After Publication The amendment is proposed under Human Resources Code (HRC) §40.0505 and Government Code §531.0055, which provide that the Health and Human Services Executive Commissioner shall adopt rules for the operation and provision of services by the health and human services agencies, including the Department of Family and Protective Services; and HRC §40.021, which provides that the Family and Protective Services Council shall study and make recommendations to the Executive Commissioner and the Commissioner regarding rules governing the delivery of services to persons who are served or regulated by the department. The amendments implement HRC §§42.042 and 42.0421 and portions of the Child Care and Development Block Grant Act of 2014, which is codified in 42 USC §9857 et seq. §747.1107. What qualifications must I meet to be the primary caregiver of a licensed child-care home? (a) Except as otherwise provided in this division, a primary caregiver for a licensed child-care home must: (1) - (2) (No change.); (3) Have a certificate of completion of the Licensing pre-application course [orientation] within one year prior to your application date; (4) Have current certification in CPR and first aid with rescue breathing and
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