Wash. Admin. Code § 388-06A-0230 - What may I do if I disagree with the department's decision to deny me a license, certification, contract, or authorization based on the results of the background check?
(1)
If you are seeking a license, or employment with a home or facility licensed by
the children's administration, you may request an administrative hearing to
dispute a denial of authorization for unsupervised access to children
(chapter
34.05 RCW). You cannot
contest the conviction or negative action in the administrative
hearing.
(2) Prospective volunteers
or interns, contractors or their employees, or those seeking certification do
not have the right to appeal the department's decision to deny authorization
for unsupervised access to children.
(3) The employer or prospective employer
cannot contest the department's decision on your behalf.
(4) The administrative hearing will take
place before an administrative law judge employed by the office of
administrative hearings (chapter 34.05 RCW).
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