Minnesota HF2260 amends human services laws, modifying background study procedures, disqualification set-asides, and penalties for illegal.
Minnesota HF2260 amends several sections of the Minnesota Statutes related to human services, focusing on background studies, disqualification set-asides, and penalties for illegal remuneration. It modifies the procedures for background studies by allowing the commissioner to review arrest and investigative information from various sources. The bill also changes the criteria for setting aside disqualifications, allowing for more flexibility in certain cases. Additionally, it updates the penalties for illegal remuneration, including kickbacks and bribes, related to human services programs.
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