Haw. Code R. § 17-798.3-13 - Child care payments
(a) The amount
issued by the department may not exceed the maximum monthly department
allowance, except when the caretaker cannot continue to use the child care
provider due to an action by the department, and the caretaker paid for child
care but the provider is unwilling to refund the amount to the
caretaker.
(b) Child care payments
include:
(1) A one-time only payment in a
state fiscal year for registration fees, which may also include supply and
activity fees, required by the facility, not to exceed $125.00; and
(2) Monthly cost of child care per child, as
paid, but not to exceed the child care rates specified in section 17-798.3-12.
For the exception in section 17-798.3-13(a), a second payment up to the maximum
full-time rate specified in section 17-798.3-12 for the new provider shall be
allowed; and
(3) Only one child
care provider per eligible child needing child care payments shall be
authorized by the department for each eligible child, even if the caretaker
uses more than one child care provider for any eligible child. The caretaker
shall determine which child care provider shall be utilized for child care
payments authorized under this chapter, provided that the child care provider
meets the requirements under this chapter.
(c) The department shall issue to and receive
from the caretaker a signed and completed designated form for each child care
provider chosen by the caretaker, to verify the cost of child care for the
eligible child needing child care payment, the name and address of the
provider, and provider information to establish that the child care provider
meets the requirements as specified in section 17-798.3-9(c), and subchapters
3, 4, and 5 for an exempt provider.
(d) A family unit's child care expense may be
partially paid by another public-funded source, except for payments made under
chapter 17-799 or
42 U.S.C. §
9858.
(e) Child care payments may be provided
through monies issued one month at a time and paid to the caretaker; provided
that a caretaker may choose to have the child care payment forwarded by the
department as a direct deposit from the caretaker's account to the child care
provider's direct payment account recorded with the department.
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