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002.03(A)(iii) ADDITIONAL CRIMES. Child care provider enrollment will be revoked or application denied when the child care provider, staff member, or household member has a conviction or pending charges for crimes including, crimes against a child or vulnerable adult, crimes involving intentional bodily harm, crimes involving the illegal use of a controlled substance, or crimes involving moral turpitude. 002.04 LIMIT ON HOURS OF ASSISTANCE. There are weekly and daily limits on the hours of child care subsidy that will be approved. 002.04(A) WEEKLY LIMIT. A provider is limited to bill a maximum of 60 hours of Child Care Subsidy per week. A week is defined as the seven day period from Sunday through Saturday. 002.04(B) DAILY LIMIT. A provider may bill a maximum of 18 hours of subsidized care in a 24 hour period. This must comply with the 60-hour a week limit. 002.05 AGENCY DECISION TO APPROVE A PROVIDER. In determining whether to approve or disenroll a provider, the Department, in its sole discretion, determines whether a provider meets the necessary standards. No provider has a right to approval with the Department. The Department may deny or disenroll a provider for any reason. 002.06 PROVIDER APPEAL LIMIT. Child care providers do not have the right to appeal Department decisions, except when an overpayment has been assessed or denial of enrollment due to background check findings. 002.06(A) APPEAL. If the provider disagrees with the Department’s determination, the provider has 30 days from the date of mailing to appeal. 003. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR IN-HOME CHILD CARE. Each provider of in-home child care must: (A) Sign necessary forms and an enrollment form for service approval; (B) Have no obligation to perform housekeeping activities; and (C) Enrollment will only allow the in-home provider to care for one designated family. 004. PROVIDER STANDARDS. All Child Care Development Fund providers and staff must agree to all the terms found in the provider enrollment and must complete and maintain the following health and safety standards: (A) Prevention and control of infectious diseases, including immunizations: (i) Infection control practices; and Page 31 of 41