1. (a) An application shall be denied or provider certification revoked if:

   1. (1) DCYF determines that the state does not have a need for the service;
   2. (2) The applicant or the individual acting on the applicant’s or provider’s behalf, submits materially false information to DCYF;
   3. (3) There has been a conviction for a felony or any crime by the applicant or provider against a child that has not been annulled or overturned;
   4. (4) The applicant or provider knowingly retained an employee for whom there has been a conviction for a felony or any crime against a person;
   5. (5) There has been abusive or neglectful treatment of a child by the applicant or provider as determined by any state statute;
   6. (6) There has been disciplinary action taken by a licensing body or professional society, a finding of civil liability made for professional misconduct, or a finding of an ethical violation made by a state or national professional association or any other state’s regulatory board on the applicant or provider that has not been annulled or overturned;
   7. (7) The applicant or provider has failed to submit a review form within 30 days; or
   8. (8) The applicant or provider has failed to comply with He-C 6341.
2. (b) Reimbursement shall be denied to a provider if DCYF determines any of the conditions of He-C 6341.18 (a) (2) through (8) have occurred.

Source. (See Revision Note at part heading for He-C 6341) #9392, eff 3-1-09, EXPIRED: 3-1-17 New. #12535, INTERIM, eff 5-24-18, EXPIRED: 11-20-18 New. #12684, eff 11-30-18 (formerly He-C 6341.17)