Minnesota SF2135 modifies child care conditional license requirements, establishes standardized visit timelines, amends education definitions.
Minnesota SF2135 modifies the conditional license requirements for child care providers, allowing the commissioner to issue correction orders and conditional licenses for non-imminent violations. The commissioner must create standardized visit timelines and requirements for inspections of family child care programs and child care centers. The bill also amends the definition of education to include relevant accredited coursework from postsecondary institutions.
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