Removes noncooperation with child support from disqualifications for child care subsidies.
The bill amends the eligibility requirements for child care subsidies in Kansas, removing noncooperation with child support services as a disqualifying factor. It specifies that individuals who fail to cooperate with child support services will no longer be ineligible for child care subsidies. The bill also includes provisions related to drug testing, work requirements, and other eligibility criteria for various assistance programs.
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