Rhode Island H7320 removes the requirement for families to consent to and cooperate with the Department of Human Services in establishing paternity.

Rhode Island H7320 eliminates the necessity for families to consent to and cooperate with the Department of Human Services in establishing paternity and enforcing child and medical support orders to qualify for child care assistance. This change aims to streamline the eligibility process for child care assistance, making it more accessible to families in need. The bill takes effect upon passage, ensuring immediate impact on the eligibility criteria for child care assistance in Rhode Island.

Rhode Island H7320 removes the requirement for families to consent to and cooperate with the Department of Human Services in establishing paternity.

Rhode Island H7320 eliminates the necessity for families to consent to and cooperate with the Department of Human Services in establishing paternity and enforcing child and medical support orders to qualify for child care assistance. This change aims to streamline the eligibility process for child care assistance, making it more accessible to families in need. The bill takes effect upon passage, ensuring immediate impact on the eligibility criteria for child care assistance in Rhode Island.