Termination of and redetermining eligibility for benefits

(b) Complete the WorkFirst orientation process when approved for TANF; or

(c) Cooperate with the child care subsidy audit process and investigations involving the DSHS office of fraud and accountability (OFA).

(2) Consumers' eligibility for WCCC benefits is terminated if they have or anticipate sustained countable income at or above 85 percent of the SMI.

(3) Consumers whose eligibility for WCCC benefits has been terminated may be eligible to receive WCCC benefits again, beginning on the date they:

(a) Meet all WCCC eligibility requirements;

(b) Comply with the copayment requirements contained in WAC 110-15-0030 ; and

(c) Cooperate with the child care subsidy audit process and the DSHS office of fraud and accountability (OFA).