Minnesota HF2415 creates a legislative commission on intellectual and developmental disabilities, establishes exceptions to licensing moratoriums.
Minnesota HF2415 establishes a legislative commission on intellectual and developmental disabilities, composed of 12 legislators and up to four former legislators. The commission is tasked with identifying areas for reform in disability services, reviewing state and county data, and making recommendations to relevant legislative committees. It also reviews legislative proposals and the federal Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act. Selected counties must develop plans for disability services reform, including case management, housing, work options, and transportation.
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