; (III) includes a different set of standards that includes different indicators, to be applied, when appropriate, for care during nontraditional hours of operation; and (IV) in conjunction with the increasing payment rates under paragraph (4) (increasing due to factors specified in paragraph (4) such as the cost estimation model and quality basis for payment rates), provides for sufficient resources to enable standards at the entry tier for such system to increase in rigor over time; and (ii) a separate system of quality standards for providers concerning developmentally appropriate and age-appropriate care that— (I) applies to eligible child care providers of family, friend, or neighbor care (except such providers that elect to be covered under clause (i)); and (II) includes standards for care during nontraditional hours of operation and traditional hours of operation. (X) Prohibition on charging more than copayment The State plan shall provide that, after the systems described in subparagraph (W) are in effect, child care providers receiving financial assistance under this subchapter may not charge the family of an eligible child more than the total of— (i) the financial assistance provided to the family under this subchapter; and (ii) any applicable copayment pursuant to paragraph (5). (Y) Policies to support children with disabilities and infants and toddlers with disabilities The State plan shall provide a description of— (i) how the State will ensure that eligible child care providers, except for providers of family, friend, or neighbor care that elect to be covered under subparagraph (W)(ii), will prioritize children with disabilities and infants and toddlers with disabilities for slots in programs carried out by the providers