Louisiana Revised Statutes Chapter 17, §407.33 (3) defines a Child day care center as "any place or facility operated by any institution, political subdivision, society, agency, corporation, person or persons, or any other group for the purpose of providing care, supervision, and guidance of seven or more children, not including those related to the caregiver, unaccompanied by parent or legal custodian, on a regular basis for at least twelve and one-half hours in a continuous seven-day week." Given DoD certified family child care providers are not allowed to host more than six children, they are not required under Louisiana law to be licensed, meeting the requirements of this initiative.

Gov Landry signed SB 271 (now Act 125), providing for concurrent juvenile jurisdiction over military installations after an appropriate federal official requests the change via the Governor, who can then approve once certain criteria are met.

If the Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services receives a report of alleged child abuse or neglect through the designated state child protection reporting hotline and determines the person is an active duty member or spouse, they will report an investigation to the United States Department of Defense Family Advocacy Program at the closest active duty military installation.