199.466 Background check of child abuse and neglect records at request of parent or legal guardian employing individual to care for minor child
(1) A parent or legal guardian employing an individual to care for his or her minor child may request the results of a background check of the child abuse and neglect records maintained by the cabinet from the individual by submitting the same form and paying the same fee that would be submitted by an entity required by law to request such a background check on an employee or volunteer for the purpose of determining whether there has been a substantiated finding of child abuse or neglect for the child-care provider. The form shall contain the signature of the individual consenting to the background check
(2) The cabinet shall notify the individual on whom the background check was completed of the results
(a) If the results show no substantiated findings of child abuse or neglect on the registry for the individual, the cabinet shall send the individual a letter stating that they have no findings of substantiated abuse or neglect
If the results show substantiated findings of child abuse or neglect on the registry for the individual, the cabinet shall send the individual the results of the search
(b) (3) The cabinet shall make the form for requesting a background check of the child abuse and neglect records maintained by the cabinet available on its Web site along with information on how to locate a child-care provider certified or licensed by the cabinet and how to request a criminal background check for a child-care provider
shall promulgate administrative regulations to implement (4) The cabinet subsection (1) of this section
Effective:June 29, 2017 History: Created 2017 Ky. Acts ch. 115, sec. 1, effective June 29, 2017
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