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Wisconsin Department of Children and Families - Division of Early Care and Education

Bureau of Early Care Regulation

Child Care Licensing Procedure Manual

5.2 Deciding What Information Must be Known in Order to Reach a Finding about Each Alleged Violation

The licensing specialist should carefully think through what information must be gathered during the investigation in order make a finding about whether a specific violation(s) occurred. It is advisable to write down specific questions that must be answered and/or facts that must be known before an allegation can be proved or disproved and a finding reached.

This page last updated 01/2017.