Minnesota HF4432 modifies the child care assistance program by exempting certain families from absent days limits.
Minnesota HF4432 amends the child care assistance program by exempting families with at least one parent under 21 from absent days limits. It also allows for absent days limit exemptions during extraordinary events. The bill redefines "absent days limit" and "extraordinary event," and clarifies reimbursement rules for holidays and absent days. It ensures that families are not assessed overpayments for absent days unless there is an error in care authorization or all allowed absent payments have been paid.
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