Maryland HB430 allows family child care providers who are in the National Guard or military reserves to designate a substitute for up to 10 working.

Maryland HB430 modifies the state's education laws to allow family child care providers who are members of the National Guard or military reserves to designate a substitute to provide care during their absence for required training and active service. This designation can be used for up to 10 working days in any 12-month period. The bill specifies that a family child care provider is an individual who cares for children in a registered family child care home or large family child care home.

Maryland HB430 allows family child care providers who are in the National Guard or military reserves to designate a substitute for up to 10 working.

Maryland HB430 modifies the state's education laws to allow family child care providers who are members of the National Guard or military reserves to designate a substitute to provide care during their absence for required training and active service. This designation can be used for up to 10 working days in any 12-month period. The bill specifies that a family child care provider is an individual who cares for children in a registered family child care home or large family child care home.