Subpart A—General

Sec.
1302.1 Purpose and scope.
1302.2 Definitions.
1302.3 Consultation with public officials and consumers.
1302.4 Transfer of unexpended balances.
1302.5 Notice for show cause and hearing.

Subpart B—Basis for Selection of Grantees

1302.10 Selection among applicants.
1302.11 Selection among applicants to replace grantee.
1302.12 Priority for previously selected Head Start agencies.

Subpart C—Change in Grantee Requiring Amendment of Approved Application or Replacement of Head Start Program

1302.20 Grantee to show both legal status and financial viability.
1302.21 Grantee shows legal status but not financial viability.
1302.22 Suspension or termination of grantee which shows financial viability but not legal status.
1302.23 Suspension or termination of grantee which shows legal status but not financial viability.
1302.24 Denial of refunding of grantee.
1302.25 Control of funds of grantee scheduled for change.

Subpart D—Replacement of Indian Tribal Grantees

1302.30 Procedure for identification of alternative agency.
1302.31 Requirements of alternative agency.
1302.32 Alternative agency—prohibition.

AUTHORITY: 42 U.S.C. 9801 et seq.

SOURCE: 44 FR 24062, Apr. 24, 1979, unless otherwise noted.

The agency identified by the Indian tribe must establish that it meets all requirements established by the Head Start Act and these requirements for designation as a Head Start grantee and that it is capable of conducting a Head Start program. The responsible HHS official, in deciding whether to designate the proposed agency, will analyze the capacity and experience of the agency according to the criteria found in section 641(d) of the Head Start Act and Sec. Sec. 1302.10 (b)(1) through (5) and 1302.11 of this part.