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443 (07/2026) Chapter 2:Eligibility • Section 6: Non-financial eligibility CCLD has further determined that felonies and misdemeanors involving theft, fraud, or deception, crimes against the state and public justice, and major traffic violations may substantially jeopardize the safety of children and are inconsistent with any position of unsupervised contact with children or otherwise vulnerable persons. If any subject individual was convicted of a crime listed in Category II of this rule, CCLD will seek to obtain and review information on all intervening circumstances and other background information related to criminal activity, subject to section (9) of OAR 414-061-0050. CCLD will make a determination whether an individual is suitable for enrollment in the Central Background Registry based on all information available. (a) CCLD will consider conviction of the following crimes for 5 years or less prior to the date the subject individual signed the Application for Enrollment in CCLD’s Central Background Registry. The 5 years will run from the date of arrest, citation, charge, or conviction whichever is later. For full list of Category 2 crimes see OAR 414-061-0050. Disqualifying criminal history Crimes considered A subject individual has a disqualifying condition and is ineligible for enrollment in the Central Background Registry if such individual: (a) Refuses to consent to CCLD’s criminal background check or required fingerprinting; (b) Knowingly makes or has knowingly made a materially false statement in connection with their application for initial enrollment or renewal of their enrollment in the Central Background Registry, including but not limited to the required criminal background check, or the individual’s records or history related to child abuse and neglect, foster care, or adult protective services; (c) Is registered, or is required to be registered, on any State, tribal, or US territory sex offender registry or repository or the National Sex Offender Registry; or (d) Has been convicted of a felony or misdemeanor consisting of any of the disqualifying crimes listed in OAR 414-061-0045. Disqualifying protective services history CCLD has determined that child abuse and neglect history may substantially jeopardize the safety of children and is inconsistent with any position of unsupervised contact with children or otherwise vulnerable persons. If any subject individual has a child abuse and neglect history, CCLD will seek to obtain and review information related to the history, including information from the subject individual, subject to section (9) of OAR 414-061-0050. Based on this information, CCLD will make a decision whether or not to enroll, suspend or remove the subject individual in or from the Central Background Registry. CCLD has determined that a substantiated finding of adult abuse may substantially jeopardize the safety of child care children and could be inconsistent with any position of unsupervised contact with children. If a subject individual has adult protective services history, CCLD will seek to obtain and review information related to the history, including information from the subject individual, subject to section (9) of OAR 414-061-0050. Based on this information, CCLD will make a decision whether or not to enroll, suspend or remove the subject individual in or from the Central Background Registry.