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Why This Matters
This bill requires states to manage child care funding more carefully by limiting overpayments. If they exceed a certain level, they must take action to correct it, which helps ensure funds are used properly.
If you rely on state-funded child care, better management could mean more reliable support for your family.
Who this affects
State governments · Families relying on services
What changes is this bill making?
1This bill sets a limit on overpayments for child care funding by states.
2If a state overpays more than 5 percent, it must create a plan to fix this.
3States that overpay for two years in a row could lose funding.
4States must show they are making progress to reduce overpayments to keep funding.
5The bill aims to ensure better management of child care funds.
