Child care licensing specialist definition

Child care licensing specialist or "licensing specialist" means an OCCL employee responsible for performing regulatory activities including monitoring child care facilities, investigating complaints, monitoring the need for enforcement actions, and making recommendations for licensure as set forth in Delaware Code and these regulations.
Child care licensing specialist means an employee of the Department of Services for Children, Youth, and their Families, Division of Family Services, Office of Child Care Licensing who is responsible for performing regulatory activities including monitoring, investigation, enforcement actions, and decisions for licensure as set forth in Delaware Code and these Regulations.

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