![]() (ii) Indicates other behavior harmful to children or.(a) Has not received a conviction, a probation before judgment disposition, or a not criminally responsible disposition, or does not have a pending charge for the commission or attempted commission of a crime that:."Successfully passed" means, when used in connection with a criminal background check or a review of records of abuse and neglect of children or adults conducted on an individual, that the individual: NONCRIMINAL JUSTICE APPLICANT’S PRIVACY RIGHTS The only way to meet the requirements of the reauthorization is for those providers to follow the procedure every five years. ![]() Out-of-state residents will not be enrolled in the rap-back program because each State has different policies and procedures in place and their systems do not “talk” to each other. However, the FBI rap-back is not officially "live" yet. If a triggering event occurs, the Office of Child Care will receive an electronic notification. The federal rap-back will work in the same way. We will get those notifications until the individual is removed from the authorization list. When a triggering event, such as an arrest, occurs, we receive electronic notification from CJIS. Maryland has had its own rap-back program in place for several years. By enrolling providers in the rap-back, Maryland will meet, and partially exceed, some requirements of the Reauthorization. We learned CJIS was working with the FBI to implement a federal rap-back program in Maryland. When we became aware of the new background check requirements, we contacted CJIS (Maryland’s Criminal Justice Information System) to determine next steps. You must comply with the Maryland regulations in those instances. In some instances, Maryland regulation requires a shorter period, such as a child protective services clearance every two years. The federal law requires that providers complete all eight checks every five years.
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