Minnesota HF4336 repeals the child care assistance program and related statutes.
Minnesota HF4336 repeals the child care assistance program and associated sections of Minnesota Statutes. The bill removes provisions related to eligibility, authorization, rates, and administrative actions for child care providers and recipients. It also eliminates funding allocation, reporting, and payment requirements for counties. The repeal affects various aspects of the program, including eligibility criteria, provider authorization, rate differentials, and the handling of overpayments and fraud.
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