Minnesota HF2643 requires child care licensing notifications to indicate if violations were self-reported.

Minnesota HF2643 amends child care licensing laws to require that notifications include whether violations were self-reported by the license holder. This applies to orders of license suspension, temporary immediate suspension, fines, or revocations. Additionally, the bill mandates that fix-it tickets and documented technical assistance communications specify if the conditions were self-reported. The commissioner must also consider the nature and severity of the violation when issuing correction orders or conditional licenses.

Minnesota HF2643 requires child care licensing notifications to indicate if violations were self-reported.

Minnesota HF2643 amends child care licensing laws to require that notifications include whether violations were self-reported by the license holder. This applies to orders of license suspension, temporary immediate suspension, fines, or revocations. Additionally, the bill mandates that fix-it tickets and documented technical assistance communications specify if the conditions were self-reported. The commissioner must also consider the nature and severity of the violation when issuing correction orders or conditional licenses.