Minnesota HF4316 modifies child care background study notification requirements and maltreatment reporting.
Minnesota HF4316 amends child care background study notification requirements, specifying that the commissioner must notify applicants or license holders if a background study indicates an individual was responsible for child maltreatment but was not disqualified due to serious or recurring maltreatment. The bill also modifies maltreatment notification requirements, ensuring that parents, guardians, or legal custodians are informed when an investigation is completed.
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