Rhode Island § 40-6.6-8 § 40-6.6-8. Duty to represent all CCAP family childcare providers fairly — Service charge and deductions.

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§ 40-6.6-8 — § 40-6.6-8. Duty to represent all CCAP family childcare providers fairly — Service charge and deductions.

Rhode Island § 40-6.6-8

Title 40Human services

Ch. 40-6.6Quality Family Child Care Act

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 40-6.6-8 (2026).

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§ 40-6.6-8. Duty to represent all CCAP family childcare providers fairly — Service charge and
               deductions.
(a) A provider organization certified as the provider representative shall represent all
            CCAP family childcare providers in the state fairly and without discrimination, without
            regard to whether or not the CCAP family childcare providers are members of the provider
            organization.
         
(b) Each CCAP family childcare provider may choose whether to be a member of the provider
            organization; provided, however, that after a first contract is ratified, the provider
            representative shall be authorized t

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§ 40-6.6-8. Duty to represent all CCAP family childcare providers fairly — Service charge and deductions.

(a) A provider organization certified as the provider representative shall represent all CCAP family childcare providers in the state fairly and without discrimination, without regard to whether or not the CCAP family childcare providers are members of the provider organization.

(b) Each CCAP family childcare provider may choose whether to be a member of the provider organization; provided, however, that after a first contract is ratified, the provider representative shall be authorized to collect from non-member CCAP family childcare providers a service charge as a contribution toward the negotiation and administration of the written contract. The service charge shall not exceed the regular dues paid by CCAP family childcare providers who are members of the provider representative. The state shall deduct the service charge, membership dues, and any voluntary deductions authorized by individual CCAP family childcare providers, from the payments to CCAP family childcare providers.