IN SB0114

Requires child care provider applicants, employees, and volunteers to undergo national criminal history background checks conducted by the state police department before employment or volunteering.

Establishes a definition of "dangerous felony" including murder, rape, child molesting, kidnapping, aggravated battery, and other serious crimes for purposes of child care eligibility.

Prohibits individuals convicted of felonies related to child health/safety, sex offenses, dangerous felonies, or other felonies (if less than 5 years since discharge from probation/imprisonment/parole) from working with or volunteering at child care facilities.

Requires child care providers to maintain records of national criminal history background check responses and report any police investigations, arrests, or criminal convictions of employees, volunteers, and household members.

Allows the state police department to collect fees or costs charged by the FBI or private entities for conducting national criminal history background checks; exempts churches and religious societies from state police fees (effective July 1, 2013).