Minnesota SF4778 modifies human services background studies and variances, affecting licensed programs and individuals.
Minnesota SF4778 amends background study requirements for various licensed programs, including adult foster care, family child care, and child care centers. It specifies conditions for disqualifications, sets time limits for disqualifications, and outlines procedures for background study transfers and variances. The bill also defines "serious maltreatment" and modifies the process for setting aside disqualifications. Effective dates vary, with most provisions taking effect on July 1, 2026, and others on November 3, 2026.
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