26 Tex. Admin. Code § 744.305 - What other situations require notification to Licensing?
(a) You must notify us
as soon as possible, but no later than two days after:
(1) Any occurrence that renders all or part
of your operation unsafe or unsanitary for a child;
(2) Injury to a child in your care that
requires medical treatment by a health-care professional or
hospitalization;
(3) A child in
your care shows signs or symptoms of an illness that requires
hospitalization;
(4) You become
aware that an employee or child in your care contracts an illness deemed
notifiable by the Texas Department of State Health Services, as specified in 25
TAC Chapter 97, Subchapter A (relating to Control of Communicable
Diseases);
(5) A person for whom
you are required to request a background check, under Chapter 745, Subchapter F
of this title (relating to Background Checks), is arrested or charged with a
crime;
(6) The occurrence of any
other non-routine situation that places, or may place, a child at risk for
injury or harm, such as forgetting a child in an operation vehicle or on the
playground or not preventing a child from wandering away from the operation
unsupervised; and
(7) A new
individual becomes a controlling person at your operation, or an individual
that was previously a controlling person ceases to be a controlling person at
your operation.
(b) You
must notify us immediately if a child dies while in your care.
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