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<abstract>The federal government requires states that receive funds from
the Child Care and Development Fund to establish basic health and
safety requirements. The federal government also requires states 
receiving federal funds for child care to have procedures in	 
place to ensure that providers being paid with grant dollars	 
comply with the applicable safety and health requirements.	 
Because of the significant federal role in paying for child care 
services and congressional concerns about the way in which states
ensure the safety and health of children in child care settings, 
we were asked to follow up on our prior report, Child Care: State
Efforts to Enforce Safety and Health Requirements		 
(GAO/HEHS-00-28, Jan. 24, 2000). This report (1) identifies	 
changes in states&apos; licensing and enforcement activities for	 
various types of licensed and nonlicensed providers since 1999,  
(2) describes the ways child care licensing agencies organize	 
inspection staff and use technology, and (3) provides examples of
promising practices in state child care licensing and enforcement
activities. To obtain data, we surveyed state licensing officials
in 2004 about their 2003 activities, interviewed experts and made
site visits to four states--Delaware, Florida, North Carolina and
Oklahoma.</abstract>
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