Minnesota SF2776 amends human services laws to address background studies, reconsiderations, kickback crimes, and worker protections.
Minnesota SF2776 amends several sections of the Minnesota Statutes related to human services. It modifies the scope of set-asides for disqualifications in human services programs, allowing individuals to remain disqualified but still hold a license and have access to persons receiving services. The bill also outlines procedures for administrative disqualifications of child care providers, including the right to appeal. It criminalizes the offering or receiving of kickbacks or bribes in exchange for obtaining or attempting to obtain child care assistance benefits.
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