What is the California Code of regulations Title 22?
Title 22 Regulations apply to all community care facilities regulated by the Community Care Licensing Division, except where specifically exempted, and are available at the California Department of Social Services website at the above link.
Where can I find the California Code of regulations?
The CCR is available from a variety of sources: Online. OAL contracts with Barclays, a division of Thomson-Reuters to provide a free online version of the Official CCR. If you have difficulties accessing the CCR website, please e-mail OAL at [email protected] or contact Barclays at 1-888-728-7677.
What are Title 22 funds?
Title 22 funds are appropriated to the State Department, which often transfers them to DoD, which in turn manages and executes most security assistance programs. Title 22 includes Foreign Military Sales programs.
What is Title 22 water?
Title 22 of California’s Code of Regulations refers to state guidelines for how treated and recycled water is discharged and used. Wastewater treatment standards are set and enforced by the state’s nine regional water quality control boards in consultation with the California Department of Public Health.
What is the ratio for child care?
Centre-based ratio requirements
| Age of children | Educator to child ratio | Applies |
|---|---|---|
| Over 24 months and less than 36 months | 1:4 | VIC |
| 36 months up to and including preschool age | 1:11 | ACT, NT, QLD, SA, VIC |
| 1:10 | NSW | |
| 1:10 2:25 for children attending a preschool program | TAS |
How do I become a lifeguard in California?
Lifeguard Candidates must meet all the following requirements:
- Two Years of College*
- Valid California Driver’s License of the Appropriate Class.
- Physically Sound.
- Eighteen Years of Age**
- Six mos.
- Complete the State Park Lifeguard Training Program Prior to Appointment as Lifeguard.