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immediately providing any update of information, including

(1) the addition of a new household member, employee, contractor, or volunteer who might have unsupervised contact with a child in care;

(2) application by a member of the household to become an in-home child care provider, an adult assisted living home provider, or an in-home adult day care provider at the premises licensed as a foster home;

(3) change in the household composition, including

(A) birth, adoption, marriage, or divorce;

(B) incapacity, or serious physical or mental illness, of a licensee or member of the household;

(C) the death of anyone in the household; or

(D) a change in who resides in the licensed foster home;

(4) licensee change of name;

(5) intent to relocate the foster home under 7 AAC 67.041;

(6) change of telephone number; and

(7) a change in the specialization under this chapter. (b) A licensee shall report the following information to the department’s licensing specialist no later than the first business day known:

(1) when another agency or tribe requests to place a child in the licensee’s home;

(2) when the licensee agrees to provide respite care for another licensee. (c) A licensee shall report the following to the child’s caseworker no later than the first business day known:

(1) pregnancy of a child in care;

(2) severe distress, depression, or significant changes in the behavior of a child in care;

(3) nonemergency medical care requiring consent from the child’s parent; in this paragraph, “nonemergency medical care” includes surgery, anesthesia, and the administration of psychotropic medication, or another drug prescribed for mental illness or behavioral problems;

(4) violation of a condition of probation by a child in care, if applicable;

(5) allegations of criminal conduct by a child in care;

(6) property damage caused by a child in care.