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Emergency Rules in Effect

Under certain conditions, an agency may adopt rules that take effect immediately. These rules are known as emergency rules and they remain in effect for 120 days unless withdrawn earlier.

CR-103E Licensing Division – General Revisions

CR 103E Abuse or Neglect Definition Changes

CR-103E Early Learning Division - Rates

CR-103E Early Learning Division - Presumptive Eligibility

CR-103E Early Learning Division - Repealing expanded eligibility for registered apprenticeships and child care employees

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PO Box 40983
Olympia, WA 98504

dcyf.rulescoordinator@dcyf.wa.gov
(360) 522-3691

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