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end of the following month; after the initial authorization period, eligibility for child care assistance will continue only if the care is provided by an eligible provider. (c) For purposes of providing PASS I child care assistance to a family under this chapter, the following provisions of 7 AAC 41 are applicable, except that where the term “designee” is used in those provisions, for purposes of this chapter, it means the department, the case manager, or the designee, as determined by the department under this chapter:

(1) 7 AAC 41.025 (Program Rates); the department may grant an exception to the maximum payment established in that section if additional child care is needed to allow a parent to participate in an eligible activity described in (b)(1) of this section;

(2) 7 AAC 41.035 (Enrollment Authorization);

(3) 7 AAC 41.040 (Attendance Authorization);

(4) 7 AAC 41.055(1) (Program Participation Prohibitions), for a parent who has been debarred or suspended in accordance with 45 C.F.R. Part 76;

(5) 7 AAC 41.200 — 7 AAC 41.255 (Provisions for Providers);

(6) 7 AAC 41.320(a), (b), (c)(1), and (c)(4) - (6) (Family Responsibilities);

(7) 7 AAC 41.350 (Eligible Child); for purposes of this chapter, child care assistance will be provided both for children who meet the eligibility requirements in 7 AAC 41.350 and for children, age 13 to 18, for whom the court requires adult supervision as verified by a court record that specifies the beginning and ending dates of the required supervision;

(8) 7 AAC 41.370 (Child Care in the Child’s Own Home);

(9) 7 AAC 41.415 (Determination of Overpayment of Program Benefits or Intentional Program Violation);

(10) 7 AAC 41.445 (Department List of Eligible Providers). (d) After the department determines that a family is eligible to participate in the PASS I program and that the provider selected by the family is an eligible provider, the department will issue to the family and the provider a child care authorization that

(1) identifies the children for whom child care is authorized;

(2) identifies the provider selected by the family;

(3) describes the child care authorized, including each category of care;

(4) states the anticipated eligible cost of care; and

(5) states the period of time for which the authorization is effective. (e) The time of care authorized for a two-parent family is limited to full-time monthly enrollment. The department may grant an exception to this limit if the department determines