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137 b. Providing documentation to support information included on the application; c. Signing the Statement of Truth, Right and Responsibilities and Authorization for Release of Information section of the Child Care Assistance Application CC08 which allows the Department or Designee to independently obtain and verify information needed to determine eligibility and benefitlevel; d. Responding timely (by the due date in each notice) to requests for information by providing completed forms or verification, responding timely to scheduled appointments, and making requested records or information available; e. Paying the family’s child care provider, the family’s eligible cost of care that is not paid on the family’s behalf. This includes the family’s monthly contribution (co-pay) and the child care provider’s charges exceeding the amount paid by the CCAP on the family’s behalf for each month as long as an authorization has been issued for the family and care was used, even if there is no written agreement between the family and child care provider; f. Timely renewing participation prior to the expiration of authorized care to allow for processing of new eligibility determination and authorizations to ensure continuity of care. Notice of the requirement to renew participation will be sent sixty (60) days prior to the end of their certification period; g. Cooperating with the Department regarding any investigation conducted regarding the family or the family’s child care provider; h. Reviewing the provider’s attendance records and Request for Payment CC78 form(s), if requested by the Designee or Department of Health (DOH), to verify care was billed only for the time the children were in care; i. Repaying DOH an overpayment of program benefits regardless if it is an agency or family caused error; j. Reporting to local law enforcement and the departmentwith provider oversight, within twenty-four (24) hours of the incident for a priority level 1 health and safety concerns regarding abuse, harm, serious risk of harm to a child in the provider’s care. See section 4340-2 A Priority Level 1; k. Giving the provider at least ten (10) business day’s written notice, signed by the parent, of the family’s intent to terminate child care to include the date care will end. A verbal change in provider or a copy of the written notice can be submitted to the Designee. • If the provider waives the required notice requirement in writing and the parent and provider both sign the waiver. A copy of the waiver must be submitted by the family to the Designee and received within ten (10) business days;