Tracking #2009-00186
5/1/09 final (permanent) adoption of emergency rules, eff. 7/1/09
(former Tracking #2009-00258, emergency adopted 4/3/09, eff. 4/3/09)

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(9 CCR 2503-1)

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Revision of Sections 3.903 and 3.919 were adopted on an emergency basis at the 4/3/2009 State Board rule-making session, with an effective date of 4/3/2009 (Rule-making# 09-3-19-1). Statement of Basis and Purpose and specific statutory authority for these revisions were incorporated by reference into the rule. These materials are available for review by the public during normal working hours at the Colorado Department of Human Services, Division of Boards and Commissions, State Board Administration. 
Revision of Sections 3.903 and 3.919 were final (permanent) adoption of emergency rules at the 5/1/2009 State Board rule-making session, with an effective date of 7/1/2009 (Rule-making# 09-3-19-1). Statement of Basis and Purpose and specific statutory authority for these revisions were incorporated by reference into the rule. These materials are available for review by the public during normal working hours at the Colorado Department of Human Services, Division of Boards and Commissions, State Board Administration.

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3.903  DEFINITIONS [Rev. eff. 07/01/2009]

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“Job search” means an eligible activity for low-income child care adult caretaker(s) that is limited to 180 actual days of child care in a 12-month period, when approved and monitored to ensure that activities comply with county standards. The 12-month period begins on the first actual day of job search.

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3.919  ELIGIBILITY FOR LOW-INCOME PROGRAM FAMILIES [Rev. eff. 07/01/2009]

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[I.]  3.  Job Search Criteria
Job search child care is limited to 180 actual days of child care in a 12 month period beginning with the first actual day of job search activity. The amount of care authorized each day shall be commensurate with the amount needed to complete the job search tasks. Job search child care shall be approved in the following situations:
a.  When individuals lose their jobs while enrolled in the Low-Income program and job search child care is approved and monitored.
b.  For new applicants, when approved and monitored by the county worker to ensure that job search activities comply with county standards.