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Child Care Assistance Program Policy Manual Issued 08/2022 Legal nonlicensed providers – emergency plans 11.9.15 All child care providers must document their emergency procedures. Providers must use a department- approved template to document their emergency plan. The department developed the Legal Nonlicensed (LNL) Child Care Emergency Plan (DHS-7414B) (PDF) for legal nonlicensed (LNL) providers to document emergency procedures. Include the Legal Nonlicensed (LNL) Child Care Emergency Plan (DHS-7414B) (PDF) in all new provider registration packets for legal nonlicensed providers. Providers must attest that they will complete and maintain the plan on their provider registration form. Providers are not required to submit their plans to CCAP agencies as part of the registration process. Emergency plans will be reviewed during monitoring visits. See Chapter 11.9.18 (Legal nonlicensed providers – Annual monitoring). Legal authority Federal Child Care and Development Fund, 45 C.F.R. Part 98 Minnesota Statutes 119B.125