HB 1452·TN·house
Human Resources, Department of - As introduced, excludes a child care agency that provides child care services through a child development program and is accredited by the United States department of defense from being subject to licensure as long as such child care agency provides child care services only to an eligible patron. - Amends TCA Title 71, Chapter 3.
In CommitteeFiled Dec 2, 2025
Sponsor: Glynn
Latest Action
Taken off notice for cal in s/c Health Subcommittee of Health Committee
Feb 11, 2026
Summary
The bill adds a new exemption to Tennessee’s child‑care licensing law. A child‑care agency that runs a DoD‑accredited child development program and serves only “eligible patrons” will not need a state license or a licensing exemption. This change aims to streamline operations for certain defense‑related child‑care providers.
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