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The Child Care Bill
Insurance won't cover claims from large family child care homes
Child Care and Early Learning Services
Bad for everyday people ·
This bill would let insurance companies avoid paying for accidents at large family child care homes, making it harder for families to get help.
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If this bill passes, families using large family child care homes could struggle to get support when accidents happen. It's important to speak up now to protect children's safety.
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The facts
What the bill actually says, no spin.
- The bill removes the requirement for child care homes to give annual safety info to parents.
- Insurance policies won't cover claims from large family child care homes.
- Families may face higher costs if they can't get help after accidents.
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