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44 1. Maintaining a database for background check processing; 2. Analyzing criminal history of child care facility applicants, staff and/or household members; 3. Identifying barring crimes and/or conditions; 4. Issuing a determination of clearance or barred; 5. Processing requests for redetermination of a barring determination; 6. Chairing the DOH Variance Review Committee; and 7. Providing the DOH oversight agency Commissioner decisions for Variance requests. 4020-4 RESPONSIBILITIES OF WORK SERVICES PROVIDERS FOR PASS I CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE Responsibilities of Work Services Providers (WSP) include, but are not limited to: 1. Developing theFamily Self Sufficiency Plan (FSSP) in collaboration with the family; 2. Gathering information from the parent(s) and verifyingactivities identified on the FSSP to determine the need for child care; 3. Reviewing with the parent and obtaining a signed, original Parent Responsibility Agreement – PASS I CC3 form from each parentwho is requesting child care assistance at the time of the family’s initial assessment with their WSP and then again with every annual Family Progress Review, providing a copy to the parent, and retaining the form in the client file; 4. Assisting families in finding quality child care by connecting them as early as possible with the Alaska statewide Child Care Resource and Referral Network (CCR&R); 5. Providing parents with information about: a. Parent must work with WSP for all child care needs; b. Eligible child care provider types;