Minnesota SF2646 allows certain human services programs to undergo alternative licensing inspections.
Minnesota SF2646 introduces a provision for alternative licensing inspections for certain human services programs. Eligible programs must hold a qualifying accreditation from an accrediting body and be in substantial and consistent compliance. The commissioner may approve an alternative licensing inspection if the accrediting body's standards align with applicable licensing requirements. The commissioner must notify the license holder within 90 days if the request is approved. The license holder must submit changes to policies due to legislative changes.
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