Minnesota HF1169 directs the Commissioner of Children, Youth, and Families to develop a plan for reducing paperwork in child protection cases.
Minnesota HF1169 mandates the Commissioner of Children, Youth, and Families to create a plan for streamlining and minimizing paperwork in child protection cases. This plan must include a summary of proposed changes, a timeline for implementation, and procedures for soliciting ongoing input from counties and Tribal governments. The bill also allocates funding to enhance the Social Services Information System and appropriates money for these purposes.
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