Ohio § 5104.0111

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§ 5104.0111.

(A) The director of children and youth shall do all of the following: (1) Provide or make available in either paper or electronic form to each licensee notice

of proposed rules governing the licensure of child care centers, type A homes, and

type B homes; (2) Give public notice of hearings regarding the proposed rules at least thirty days

prior to the date of the public hearing, in accordance with section 119.03 of the Revised Code ; (3) At least thirty days before the effective date of a rule, provide, in either paper

or electronic form, a copy of the adopted rule to each licensee; (4) Send to each county director of job and family services a notice of proposed rules

governing the certification of in-home aides that includes an internet web site address

where the proposed rules can be viewed; (5) Provide to each county director of job and family services an electronic copy of

each adopted rule at least forty-five days prior to the rule's effective date; (6) Review all rules adopted pursuant to this chapter at least once every seven years. (B) The county director of job and family services shall provide or make available in

either paper or electronic form to each in-home aide copies of proposed rules and

shall give public notice of hearings regarding the rules to each in-home aide at least

thirty days prior to the date of the public hearing, in accordance with section 119.03 of the Revised Code .  At least thirty days before the effective date of a rule, the county director of

job and family services shall provide, in either paper or electronic form, copies

of the adopted rule to each in-home aide. (C) Additional copies of proposed and adopted rules shall be made available by the director

of children and youth to the public on request at no charge. (D) The director of children and youth may adopt rules in accordance with Chapter 119.

of the Revised Code for imposing sanctions on persons and entities that are licensed

or certified under this chapter.  Sanctions may be imposed only for an action or omission that constitutes a serious

risk noncompliance.  The sanctions imposed shall be based on the scope and severity of the violations. The director shall make a dispute resolution process available for the implementation

of sanctions.  The process may include an opportunity for appeal pursuant to Chapter 119. of the

Revised Code. (E) The director of children and youth shall adopt rules in accordance with Chapter 119.

of the Revised Code that establish standards for the training of individuals who inspect

or investigate type B family child care homes pursuant to section 5104.03 of the Revised Code .  The department shall provide training in accordance with those standards for individuals

in the categories described in this division.

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