Washington § 43.216.692 - Family home providers — Capacity flexibility.

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§ 43.216.692. Family home providers — Capacity flexibility.

The department may waive the limit, as established in RCW 43.216.010(1)(c), that restricts family home providers from serving not more than 12 children. The department must establish conditions for such waivers by rule and must assess, at a minimum, the provider's available square footage and staffing capabilities prior to issuing any waiver of the limit of 12 children.
[ 2021 c 199 s 313.]

Notes

Short title—Findings—Intent—Conflict with federal requirements—2021 c 199: See notes following RCW 43.216.770.

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