Minnesota HF2135 mandates a fiscal analysis and comprehensive evaluation of the state's child welfare system.
Minnesota HF2135 requires the commissioner of children, youth, and families to contract with a third-party consultant for a fiscal analysis of the child welfare system. The analysis must cover financial systems, funding sources, state and local agency staff roles, and federal reimbursements. Additionally, the bill mandates a comprehensive evaluation of programs, practices, and services in the child welfare system, focusing on legal representation, Tribal consultation, and other civil legal services.
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