Oregon Revised Statutes Education and Culture § 329A.715

(a) Coordinate an application process by which persons may apply to be participating providers;

(b) Enter into agreements with participating providers under which the duties and responsibilities of participating providers and the community agency are stated;

(c) Provide or coordinate required training for participating providers;

(d) Monitor participating providers, through visits to providers and otherwise;

(e) Oversee the process by which a participating provider verifies the income of a family and establishes the total child care fee charged to a family;

(f) Report on participating provider compliance with ORS 329A.718 and other applicable requirements to contributors and the Office of Child Care;

(g) Establish a maximum family income level for the region for purposes of the child care fee limitation to which participating providers are subject under ORS 329A.718 (1)(g); and

(h) Determine, consistently with rules adopted by the Early Learning Council, the amount of moneys to be disbursed to a participating provider based on the incomes of the families the provider serves, the child care fees the provider charges and the actual cost to the provider of providing quality, affordable child care.

(3)(a) A selected community agency must distribute to participating child care providers all moneys that are available to the agency as a result of the determination made by the Office of Child Care under ORS 329A.706 (1)(g). Each selected community agency shall distribute a substantial portion of the moneys to participating child care providers that are home-based businesses.

(b) Distributions shall be based on the actual costs of providing quality, affordable child care in the community for which distributions are being made, including training costs, operating costs and wages.