Minnesota HF2191 modifies licensing and certification regulations for child care providers, including emergency preparedness, training requirements.
Minnesota HF2191 amends various sections of the Minnesota Statutes to modify licensing and certification regulations for child care providers. Key changes include requirements for emergency preparedness plans, training on child passenger restraint systems, and specific criteria for license issuance. The bill mandates that child care centers have written emergency plans detailing evacuation, relocation, and reunification procedures. It also requires training for staff on pediatric first aid, CPR, and the proper use of child restraint systems.
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