New York S01614 amends the social services law to define "critical violations" by child care providers, establish penalties, and clarify.
New York S01614 amends the social services law to define "critical violations" by child care providers, including incidents leading to serious injury or death of a child in their care. The bill establishes civil penalties for such violations and outlines processes for administrative appeal. It mandates that child care providers notify the Office of Children and Family Services within 48 hours of any critical violation. The office can impose sanctions such as temporary suspension or limitation of a provider's license or registration.
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