Rhode Island H8136 eliminates fingerprinting fees for childcare hires, mandates background checks for youth activity instructors, and allows active.
Rhode Island H8136 amends the state's laws to eliminate fingerprinting fees for individuals seeking employment in licensed childcare facilities. It also mandates that youth activity instructors, including those involved in dance, sports, and academic tutoring, undergo nationwide criminal records checks. Additionally, the bill allows individuals with an active top secret sensitive compartmented information (TS/SCI) security clearance to use this clearance to satisfy criminal background check requirements for employment in childcare and youth-serving positions.
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