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d. A conviction for any crime in the last ten (10) years that jeopardized the health and safety of a minor; e. More than one (1) conviction within the last three (3) years is deemed, by the Department, as detrimental to the welfare of a Child; f. A drug-related offense committed during the preceding five (5) years, unless the Department determines the individual is eligible pursuant to a review of the conviction or convictions; g. A conviction for an OUI or Driving to Endanger within the last three (3) years. The Department may qualify the Provider to receive Child Care Affordability Program Payments on behalf of eligible Children if another adult in the household (not the Child Care Provider) is found to have this conviction and they sign a written agreement not to transport Children receiving Child Care Services; h. More than one (1) operating under the influence (OUI) conviction, with the latest conviction in the last five (5) years; i. Three (3) or more convictions in the last five (5) years for speeding in excess of twenty (20) miles per hour over the speed limit by the Child Care Provider. The Department may qualify the provider to receive Child Care Affordability Program Payments on behalf of eligible Children if the Child Care Provider signs a written agreement not to transport Children while providing Child Care Services; j. A suspended driver’s license at the time of submitting a CCAP provider agreement by the Child Care Provider. The Department may qualify the provider to receive Child Care Affordability Program Payments on behalf of eligible Children if the Child Care Provider signs a written agreement not to drive the Children while providing Child Care Services; k. A substantiated finding of Child abuse or neglect by the Department; l. A refusal to consent to participation in a background check; m. Materially false statements made relating to a background check; n. A registration or requirement to register on a State or National Sex Offender Registry; and/or o. A conviction of murder. D. Appeals 1. The Department will provide every individual required to undergo a