15 Miss. Code. R. 11-55-3.20.9 - Violations and Penalties
In the event of an emergency occurring at a childcare family home which makes it difficult or impossible to comply with any of these Rules, the family home shall not be in violation of those specific Rules. The term "emergency" shall include only the following:
1. Inclement weather;
2. Damage to the family home and/or structure
which might require moving, transferring or consolidation of
children;
3. Traumatic injury or
acute illness of a caregiver or the caregiver's immediate family while the
caregiver is on-site resulting in the caregiver having to leave the
premises;
4. Declaration of a state
of emergency by local or state officials;
5. An injury or illness of a child at the
family home requiring the immediate attention of one or more caregivers,
resulting in non-compliance of child-to-staff ratio or room ratio;
and/or
6. During a period when
licensing agency inspectors or other government officials require childcare
family home staff to temporarily not be able to perform their normal
supervisory duties.
Any violation of these regulations, in the discretion of the licensing agency, is punishable by a monetary penalty.
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