Minnesota HF3819 modifies licensing inspection requirements for child care providers and establishes program integrity requirements for the child.
Minnesota HF3819 modifies licensing inspection requirements for child care providers by requiring unannounced inspections for centers receiving over $500,000 annually. It also mandates video monitoring for these centers, including installation of cameras in public areas and exits. The bill establishes program integrity requirements for the child care assistance program, including record-keeping and attendance reporting. It requires the commissioner to develop criteria for determining attendance record overpayments and to report on actions taken to comply with these provisions.
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