Strengthening Transparency and Oversight to Prevent Child Care Fraud Act aims to enhance child care subsidy program integrity.
The Strengthening Transparency and Oversight to Prevent Child Care Fraud Act amends the Child Care and Development Block Grant Act of 1990 to improve oversight and transparency in child care subsidy programs. It mandates that states verify child care provider eligibility and family income, and requires states to pay providers based on attendance. The act also establishes a database of disqualified providers, prohibits funding to listed providers, and mandates corrective action plans for states with high improper payment rates.
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