Minnesota HF2305 mandates public posting of child care licensing actions accompanied by maltreatment investigations for ten years.
Minnesota HF2305 amends child care licensing laws to require that any licensing action accompanied by a maltreatment investigation memorandum be publicly posted for ten years. This applies to licensed family child care providers and child care centers. The memorandum must be posted in a conspicuous place accessible to both service recipients and visitors. This change aims to enhance transparency and public awareness regarding child care licensing actions involving maltreatment investigations.
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