Washington § 43.216.263 - Waiver of orientation requirement.

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§ 43.216.263. Waiver of orientation requirement.

The department must waive the early learning program preservice requirement to complete a department-provided orientation when an individual has previously completed the applicable orientation and:
(1) It has been less than five years since completion of the orientation;
(2) The orientation content and licensing process have not substantially changed since the date of completion; and
(3) The individual has not had a break in service either as a licensed child care provider or working in a licensed child care facility.
[ 2026 c 82 s 2.]

Source: official Washington text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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