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The document is a proposed decision from the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services regarding an applicant's request for a fair hearing after her application to provide child care services as a Legally Unregistered Provider was denied due to a past misdemeanor conviction for Partner/Family Member Assault. The hearing determined that the denial was supported by facts and law, as the applicant's criminal history disqualified her from state payment for child care services, despite her argument that the conviction was old.

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