(a) A child-care provider who only provides child care under Chapter 313, Labor Code, to children related to the provider may list the provider’s home as a family home.
(b) Before the department may list a child-care provider’s home under this section, in addition to conducting the background or criminal history check required under § 42.056, the department must search the central database of sex offender registration records maintained by the Department of Public Safety under Chapter 62, Code of Criminal Procedure, to determine whether the provider is listed in the registry as a sex offender.

(c) The address of a family home listed under this section is the address of the child-care provider’s home, regardless of whether the child care is provided in the provider’s home or in the child’s home.
(d) A relative child-care provider’s home listed as a family home under this section is exempt from the health and safety requirements of 45 C.F.R. § 98.41(a).
(e) The following requirements do not apply to a family home listed under this section:
(1) the minimum standards adopted under § 42.042; and
(2) the liability insurance requirement under § 42.0495.