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When deciding whether to grant a waiver or variance, we consider:(1) Whether the minimum standard is ineligible for a waiver or variance as outlined in §745.8303 of this subchapter (relating to What minimum standards are ineligible for a waiver or variance?);(2) The risk to children if your operation or foster home does not meet the standard;(3) The compliance history of your operation, including past and current enforcement actions;(4) Any waivers or variances currently in effect;(5) Your permit status, including if you are an applicant or have an initial license;(6) Whether your operation is on heightened monitoring;(7) Any economic factors or other constraints affecting your ability to comply;(8) If the request is for a foster home, the additional factors for a foster home as required by §745.8315 of this subchapter (relating to What additional factors does Licensing consider when deciding whether to grant a waiver or variance for a foster home?); and(9) Any other factor relevant to your request or operation that we identify.