Minnesota HF3676 amends the Safe at Home program to enhance protections for participants and establish criminal penalties for violations.
Minnesota HF3676 modifies the Safe at Home program to strengthen protections for participants, including prohibiting discrimination based on program participation and establishing criminal penalties for violations. The bill mandates that the designated address of a program participant must be accepted as their official address for various purposes, such as business registration and financial transactions. It also requires executive branch agencies to designate Safe at Home coordinators to manage program requirements and ensure compliance.
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