Rule 37.96.1001 - BACKGROUND CHECK DEFINITIONS(1) "May deny crime" means a crime that gives the department the ability to determine that a background check result is unsatisfactory, and an individual is not eligible to work or be present in a child care facility.(2) "Must deny crime" means a crime that requires the department to determine that a background check result is unsatisfactory, and an individual is not eligible to work or be present in a child care facility.(3) "Satisfactory results of background checks" means that the results do not include any conviction, pending charge, or child abuse or neglect determination from a state's child protective agency that the department has determined makes an individual ineligible to work in a child care program.(4) "Unsatisfactory results of background checks" means that the results include a conviction, pending charge, or child abuse or neglect determination from a state's child protective agency that is a must deny or may deny crime or offense.Mont. Admin. R. 37.96.1001
NEW, 2024 MAR p. 738, Eff. 4/13/2024AUTH: 52-2-704, MCA; IMP: 52-2-704, 52-2-723, 52-2-726, 52-2-731, MCA