Minnesota HF4389 allows nonprofit limited liability companies to apply for a license to be a child-placing agency, modifies child care background.
Minnesota HF4389 amends state statutes to allow nonprofit limited liability companies to apply for a license to be a child-placing agency. It modifies the timing for child care background studies, requiring them to be conducted at specific intervals and under certain conditions. The bill also adjusts provisions related to foster care, child placement, and child maltreatment, including requirements for caseworker visits and the conditions under which a child's placement can be terminated. Additionally, it updates definitions and procedures for background studies and record transfers.
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