Minnesota Competency Attainment Board's role clarified, policy changes made, and immunity from civil liability provided.
The bill amends Minnesota Statutes to clarify the Minnesota Competency Attainment Board's role as a public employer, make policy changes to its processes, and provide immunity from civil liability. The Board is established in the judicial branch and consists of seven members appointed by the supreme court and governor. The Board's duties include creating and administering a statewide competency attainment system, certifying programs, and using forensic navigators.
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