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1-33 check shall be completed initially and every five (5) years thereafter for Wyoming and each state the person has lived in for the past five (5) years. Staff, household members, substitutes, and volunteers may not be employed or present in the facility if the background checks indicate they have been convicted or have a pending deferred prosecution of a felony or misdemeanor. (I) Disqualifying information is defined in Chapter 4, Section 3(a)(iv) and (v) of the Child Care Licensing Rules. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FZgAxarFCOsZDYNarber0XVAoQ6avk3q/view (II) Disqualified applicant, staff, or any adult household member, including any adult who intends to move into the home, may request a review of accuracy and completeness of the criminal history from the Department within 10 days of the receipt of the disqualification notice, in accordance with Chapter 4, Section 3(a)(v)(D) and (E) of the Child Care Licensing Rules. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FZgAxarFCOsZDYNarber0XVAoQ6avk3q/view (xiv) Allow parental access any time during business hours. (xv) Make the Provider Registration Form available for public viewing upon request. (xvi) The substitute provider shall meet the minimum health and safety standards and complete the provider registration process if the care goes beyond 24 hours during a month because the provider is no longer considered a substitute. (xvii) Maintain attendance records for each child in care and other evidence services were provided for a period of three (3) years, in accordance with each authorization and make these records available to state and federal auditors upon request. (b) Payment for provider services shall be allowed only to providers who meet the criteria listed in (a) above as verified by the caretaker(s). (c) Payment for provider services shall not be allowed: (i) For the period of time the provider is in violation of any federal, state, or local law, rules and/or regulation applicable to a child care business. (ii) When abuse or neglect has been substantiated, against the provider, staff or other household member(s), unless a good cause determination has been made. (iii) When one (1) of the natural, adoptive parents or stepparents is in the home and available to care for the child(ren) unless the child(ren) would be at risk of neglect or abuse as verified by Child Protective Services (CPS) if the stepparent or the grandparent in a minor parent situation provides the care.