Establishes certification requirements for family child-care providers on military installations in Kentucky.
This bill amends Kentucky law to establish a certification program for family child-care providers on military installations. It requires providers to meet specific training and health standards, including tuberculosis risk assessments and character references. The bill also mandates that the Cabinet for Health and Family Services develop a model training curriculum and materials. Local governments are prohibited from imposing additional requirements on certified providers, and the bill exempts certain family child-care homes from local zoning regulations.
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