Minnesota HF4899 authorizes Direct Care and Treatment to accept gifts for patients and clients, modifies x-ray and security screening system.
Minnesota HF4899 amends state-operated human services by allowing Direct Care and Treatment to accept gifts on behalf of patients and clients, provided the gifts are used for their direct benefit. The bill modifies the requirements for x-ray and security screening systems, exempting certain equipment from registration fees. It also extends the availability of appropriations for a county correctional facility support pilot program, which provides education and support to counties on protocols for involuntary medications for mental health treatment.
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