Haw. Code R. § 17-1627-6 - Application
(a) Any person, agency, or organization
desiring or planning to operate a child-caring institution shall be required to
submit a written application to the department for a certificate of
approval.
(b) The department shall
disqualify applicants who in this State or elsewhere have for cause been denied
a license, had a license not renewed, or had a license revoked to operate a
child-caring institution, a child-placing organization, a resource family home,
a nursing home, boarding home, day care, or adult family home or any other
facility for the care of children or adults.
(c) The following information shall also be
submitted to complete the application:
(2) Written statement of the
institution's program and of the services to be provided by the institution
(see section 17-1627-16);
(3)
Statement of legal authority.
(A) In the case
of incorporated organizations, the legal authority shall include:
(i) A copy of the charter and articles of
incorporation;
(ii) A copy of the
by-laws; and
(iii) A current list
of officers, directors, and trustees, showing terms of office.
(B) In the case of individuals,
partnerships, or unincorporated organizations, the legal authority shall
include the names of the individuals who are. fully responsible for any debts
or obligations incurred by the institution;
(4) A copy of the personnel
policies;
(5) A list of employees,
by name, position, and date of employment;
(6) A copy of the estimated annual budget for
the coming year;
(7) A copy of the
institution's policies on admission, program, care of children, and discharge;
and
(8) Verification that
requirements of the department of education are met when a regular school
program is conducted in the institution.
(d) Applicants shall submit statements signed
under penalty of perjury indicating whether they were ever convicted of a crime
and provide consents to conduct criminal history clearances, child abuse and
neglect (CA/N) registry checks, background, employment, and any other checks as
may be required by the department, state, or federal laws. Such information and
consents shall be given upon forms supplied by the department. Any applicant
who refuses to provide consents shall not be considered for
licensure.
(e) The department shall
conduct criminal history clearances, child abuse and neglect (CA/N) registry
checks, background, and employment checks and any other checks deemed necessary
on all applicants. The applicant, in turn, shall conduct these checks and any
other checks deemed necessary, on prospective employees.
(f) The department shall review the
application, including but not limited to, the applicant's qualifications, to
determine that the proposed services and program meet the requirements of this
chapter, and that the services are needed in the community.
(g) The department shall dispose of the
application within ninety calendar days upon receipt of the complete
application, provided that all criminal history clearances, child abuse and
neglect (CA/N) registry checks, background, and employment checks and
verifications required in section 17-1627-7(b) have been received by the
department.
Notes
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