Minnesota SF5126 modifies child care licensing and reporting requirements, including notification of emergency responder visits and education on.
Minnesota SF5126 amends child care licensing laws to require licensed child care centers to notify parents and guardians if an emergency responder is called to the center while children are in care. The notification must identify the type of emergency response and be made within 48 hours. Additionally, upon a child's enrollment, licensed child care centers must provide parents and caregivers with written materials on recognizing signs of physical abuse and neglect, approved by the commissioner.
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