Regards publicly funded child care, the Child Care Cred Program
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Summary
The bill revises the statutes that run Ohio’s publicly funded child‑care system, giving the attorney general new investigative powers, allowing the Department of Children and Youth to suspend licenses without a hearing, and establishing detailed rules for funding, contracts, eligibility and provider registries. It also earmarks money for a data‑analytics project to review attendance and for perinatal services in two counties. The changes affect child‑care providers, families receiving assistance, and state agencies that oversee the program.
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