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ix. Exposure notification protocol. As set forth in the general industry guidance available on the Stay Safe Minnesota website (https://staysafe.mn.gov), businesses must establish a protocol for identifying and communicating with workers who may have been exposed to a person with COVID-19 symptoms or who has tested positive for COVID-19 while at work. x. Availability to regulatory authorities and public safety officers. Businesses do not need to submit their Plans for preapproval. Upon request, businesses must make their Plans available to regulatory authorities and public safety officers, including DLI, MDH, the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office, and city and county attorneys. xi. In the event of a complaint or dispute related to a business’s Plan, DLI is authorized to determine whether the Plan adequately implements the applicable guidance, Minnesota OSHA Standards and MDH and CDC Guidelines in its workplaces. e. Child care. Licensed child care providers, including child care centers, certified child care centers, family and group day care homes, and license exempt child care, may continue to operate and serve families. Child care providers continuing to operate must do so in accordance with the following requirements: i. Child care providers other than family, friends, or neighbors providing license exempt care to children from only one household must adhere to the requirements set forth in paragraph 7.d of this Executive Order, including development and implementation of a COVID-19 Preparedness Plan in accordance with applicable guidance for schools and child care available on the Stay Safe Minnesota website (https://staysafe.mn.gov/). ii. Child care providers must comply with any public restrictions implemented by the manager or owner of property or facilities used by the program, including any restrictions set by schools or school districts on use of their facilities. f. Youth Programs. Youth programs that provide care or supervision of children can continue to operate if they can do so safely in accordance with the COVID-19 Prevention Guidance for Youth and Student Programs available on the Stay Safe Minnesota website (https://staysafemn.gov/). i. “Youth Programs” means programs providing care or enrichment to children or adolescents that require registration and have on-site supervision. This includes certified child care centers, youth enrichment programs, programs exempt from licensure, community education classes, community center based programs, school age care 17