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LEGISLATIVE S20P08AL
A BILL TO BE ENTITLED &$ { ACT'. TO REQUTRE MANDATORY LICENSING
OF ALL DAY CARE PLANS WHICH REQUIRE FEES FOR KEEPING
CHILDREN.
The General Assembly of North Carolina enacts:
Section 1. G.S. 110-?:f(3) is amended by deleting
the phrase "mandatory licensing of day-care facilities"
and by substituting: "mandatory licensing of day-care
facilities and of day-care plans which requires fees for
keeping children".
Sec. 2. G.S. 110-tf&'(3) is further amended by deleting
the phrase "registration of day-care plans which are too small
to be regulated through licensing" and by substituting:
"registration of day-care plans which do not require fees for
keeping children".
Sec. 3. G.S. 110-Sfc(4) is rewritten to read:
"(4) Day-care plan includes any day-care program or
child-care arrangement where any person provides day care
for more than one child and less than six children, wherever
operated, and whether or not operated for profit. The pre-school
age children of the plan provider or operator shall be counted
in this number as shall be the after-school children kept who
are not children of the operator. If the plan provider requires
fees for care provided, the plan shall be licensed pursuant to
this Article. If no fees are required, registration is required.
The plan provider or operator shall be the individual who is
registered or licensed, and actually operating the program."
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| Title | Day care : report to the 1983 General Assembly of North Carolina - Page 36 |
| Full Text | LEGISLATIVE S20P08AL A BILL TO BE ENTITLED &$ { ACT'. TO REQUTRE MANDATORY LICENSING OF ALL DAY CARE PLANS WHICH REQUIRE FEES FOR KEEPING CHILDREN. The General Assembly of North Carolina enacts: Section 1. G.S. 110-?:f(3) is amended by deleting the phrase "mandatory licensing of day-care facilities" and by substituting: "mandatory licensing of day-care facilities and of day-care plans which requires fees for keeping children". Sec. 2. G.S. 110-tf&'(3) is further amended by deleting the phrase "registration of day-care plans which are too small to be regulated through licensing" and by substituting: "registration of day-care plans which do not require fees for keeping children". Sec. 3. G.S. 110-Sfc(4) is rewritten to read: "(4) Day-care plan includes any day-care program or child-care arrangement where any person provides day care for more than one child and less than six children, wherever operated, and whether or not operated for profit. The pre-school age children of the plan provider or operator shall be counted in this number as shall be the after-school children kept who are not children of the operator. If the plan provider requires fees for care provided, the plan shall be licensed pursuant to this Article. If no fees are required, registration is required. The plan provider or operator shall be the individual who is registered or licensed, and actually operating the program." -22- |
