Removes consent requirement for establishing paternity and enforcing child support orders for child care assistance eligibility.
This bill eliminates the need for families to consent to and cooperate with the Department of Human Services in establishing paternity and enforcing child and medical support orders as a condition for receiving child care assistance. Families can now access child care assistance without having to fulfill these requirements. This change takes effect upon passage of the bill.
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