Modifies home and community-based services licensing, background studies, anti-kickback laws, and judges' personal data protection.
The bill amends licensing requirements for home and community-based services in Minnesota, including behavioral health and substance use disorder treatment programs. It modifies background study provisions, allowing the commissioner to review records from various sources. The bill also updates anti-kickback laws to prohibit kickbacks related to child care assistance and other human services programs. Additionally, it changes the definition of "personal information" to exclude publicly available information and modifies provisions related to judges' personal data protection.
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