Section 404.6 Provisions Pertaining to License

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 89 SOCIAL SERVICES › CHAPTER III: DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES › Part 404 LICENSING STANDARDS FOR CHILD CARE INSTITUTIONS AND MATERNITY CENTERS › Section 404.6 Provisions Pertaining to License

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Section 404

Section 404.6  Provisions

Pertaining to License

a)         A child care institution license is valid for four years

unless revoked by the Department or voluntarily surrendered by the licensee.

b)         The child care institution shall adhere to the provisions

specified on the license.

c)         The following changes in licensing status shall occur only

upon prior approval of the Department:

1)         the age or characteristics of children served;

2)         the licensed capacity; or

3)         the area within the institution used for children.

d)         The license shall not be transferred to another person, or

other legal entity, nor shall it be valid for a name or an address other than

that shown on the license.

e)         The license capacity of the institution shall not be increased

unless the facility is in compliance with licensing standards.

f)         A current license shall be displayed at the institution in an

area visible to the public at all times.

g)         There shall be no fee or charge for the license.

h)         The

institution's code of ethics adopted by the governing body must be at least as stringent

as the Code of Ethics for Child Welfare Professionals (published by the Office

of Communications, Department of Children and Family Services, 406 E. Monroe

Street, Station #65, Springfield, Illinois 62701, May 1996, or found on the

Department's website at www.state.il.us/dcfs).

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