Haw. Code R. § 17-802-3 - Standards for grant applications
(a) An organization
or individual may apply for a child care grant if the organization or
individual meets the following:
(1) An
organization shall:
(A) Be a for-profit
organization incorporated under the laws of the State;
(B) Be a nonprofit organization exempt from
the federal income tax by the Internal Revenue Service; provided that a tax
exempt nonprofit organization shall have a governing board whose members have
no material conflict of interest and serve without compensation; and
(C) Have bylaws or policies that describe the
manner in which business is conducted, prohibit nepotism, and provide for the
management of potential conflict of interest situations; and
(D) Be licensed by or registered with the
department to operate a child care facility or be a qualified exempt provider;
or
(2) An individual
shall be licensed by or registered with the department to operate a child care
facility or be a qualified exempt provider; or
(b) A child care facility that is part of or
owned or operated by or as a private educational institution as defined under
this chapter is not eligible to apply for a child care grant. An organization
or individual that owns or operates both a private educational institution and
a child care facility may apply only if they can provide evidence that the
operations and finances of the private educational institution are completely
separate from the operations and finances of the child care facility so that it
is clear a child care grant would not support or benefit the private
educational institution in violation of article X, sggpiom the Hawaii State
Constitution.
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