Indiana § 31-9-2-16.4 "Child caregiver"

Indiana Statutes

§ 31-9-2-16.4 — "Child caregiver"

Indiana § 31-9-2-16.4

Art. 9DEFINITIONS

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Ind. Code § 31-9-2-16.4 (2026).

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4. "Child caregiver", for purposes of sections 16.6 and 31 of this chapter, means a person who provides, or is responsible for providing, care and supervision of a child (other than a child of whom the person is a parent, stepparent, grandparent, aunt, uncle, sibling, legal guardian or custodian with whom the person resides) at a residential property that is not the child's place of residence, if the person:

(1)is not required to be licensed as the operator of:

(A)a child care home under IC 12-17.2-5; or

(B)a foster family home under IC 31-27-4;

(2)provides care and supervision of a child while unattended by the child's:

(A)parent;

(B)guardian; or

(C)custodian with whom the child resides; and

(3)receives more than two thousand dollars ($2,000) in annual compensation for providing c

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4. "Child caregiver", for purposes of sections
16.6 and 31 of this chapter, means a person who provides, or is
responsible for providing, care and supervision of a child (other than
a child of whom the person is a parent, stepparent, grandparent, aunt,
uncle, sibling, legal guardian or custodian with whom the person
resides) at a residential property that is not the child's place of
residence, if the person:
(1) is not required to be licensed as the operator of:
(A) a child care home under IC 12-17.2-5; or
(B) a foster family home under IC 31-27-4;
(2) provides care and supervision of a child while unattended by
the child's:
(A) parent;
(B) guardian; or
(C) custodian with whom the child resides; and
(3) receives more than two thousand dollars ($2,000) in annual
compensation for providing care and supervision of a child or
children.