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132 with a notice of the period of disqualification for CCCAP benefits. The disqualification shall begin the first day of the month following the disqualification determination, allowing for authorization noticing, unless the household in which a disqualified person is living is ineligible for other reasons. B. Once the disqualification has been imposed, the period shall run without interruption even if the participant becomes ineligible for CCCAP. C. The penalty shall be in effect for: 1. Twelve (12) months upon the first occasion of any such offense; 2. Twenty-four (24) months upon the second occasion of any such offense; and 3. Permanently upon the third such offense. D. The disqualification penalties affect any household to which the adult caretaker(s) or teen parent(s) is a member. E. The penalty period shall remain in effect unless and until the finding is reversed by the Department or a court of appropriate jurisdiction. F. A penalty imposed by one county shall be used when determining the appropriate level of disqualification and penalty for that individual in another county. G. The disqualification penalties may be in addition to any other penalties which may be imposed by a court of law for the same offenses. 3.140 NOTIFICATION OF HEARING DECISION A. If the county hearing officer finds the accused individual has committed an IPV as a result of a county hearing, a written notice shall be provided to notify the primary adult caretaker or teen parent of the decision. The local level hearing decision notice shall be a Department-prescribed form, which includes a statement that a state level hearing may be requested with the request form attached.

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CODE OF COLORADO REGULATIONS 8 CCR 1403-1 Colorado Child Care Assistance Program

132 with a notice of the period of disqualification for CCCAP benefits. The disqualification shall begin the first day of the month following the disqualification determination, allowing for authorization noticing, unless the household in which a disqualified person is living is ineligible for other reasons. B. Once the disqualification has been imposed, the period shall run without interruption even if the participant becomes ineligible for CCCAP. C. The penalty shall be in effect for: 1. Twelve (12) months upon the first occasion of any such offense; 2. Twenty-four (24) months upon the second occasion of any such offense; and 3. Permanently upon the third such offense. D. The disqualification penalties affect any household to which the adult caretaker(s) or teen parent(s) is a member. E. The penalty period shall remain in effect unless and until the finding is reversed by the Department or a court of appropriate jurisdiction. F. A penalty imposed by one county shall be used when determining the appropriate level of disqualification and penalty for that individual in another county. G. The disqualification penalties may be in addition to any other penalties which may be imposed by a court of law for the same offenses. 3.140 NOTIFICATION OF HEARING DECISION A. If the county hearing officer finds the accused individual has committed an IPV as a result of a county hearing, a written notice shall be provided to notify the primary adult caretaker or teen parent of the decision. The local level hearing decision notice shall be a Department-prescribed form, which includes a statement that a state level hearing may be requested with the request form attached.