Minnesota SF1898 mandates a fiscal analysis and program evaluation of the state's child welfare system by a third-party consultant.
Minnesota SF1898 requires the commissioner of children, youth, and families to contract with a third-party consultant for a fiscal analysis of the child welfare system. The consultant must evaluate financial systems, funding sources, and state investment needs. Additionally, the bill mandates a comprehensive evaluation of programs, practices, and services within the child welfare system, with recommendations to reduce inequities and improve outcomes for children and families. The consultant must engage with local agencies, community-based organizations, and individuals with lived experience.
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