Ariz. Admin. Code § R6-5-5227 - Adverse Action; Notice Effective Date
A. When the Department denies, suspends, or
revokes certification, it shall mail a written, dated notice of the adverse
action to the applicant or the provider at the applicant's or provider's last
known address.
B. A notice of
adverse action shall specify:
1. The adverse
action taken and date the action will be effective;
2. The reasons supporting the adverse action;
and
3. The procedures by which the
applicant or provider may contest the action taken and the time period in which
to do so.
C. Except as
provided in subsection (D), a revocation, suspension, or denial of
recertification is effective 20 calendar days from the date on the notice or
letter advising the provider of the adverse action.
D. A suspension, revocation, or denial of
recertification is effective on the date of the notice or letter advising the
person of the adverse action if:
1. The
adverse action is based on the failure of child care personnel to comply with
or meet the requirements of A.R.S. §
41-1964;
or
2. The Department bases the
adverse action on a determination that the health, safety, or welfare of a
child in care is in jeopardy.
E. The Department shall stop payment
authorization for all subsidized children in care on the effective date of a
suspension, revocation, or denial of recertification.
F. The Department shall not authorize the
referral of additional children to a provider after mailing a notice of adverse
action to the provider's last known address.
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