Minnesota SF814 amends housing support agreements to require written agreements and specific provider verifications.
Minnesota SF814 modifies the authority of agencies regarding housing support agreements. The bill mandates that agreements between agencies and housing support providers must be in writing and specify details such as the provider's license, business address, and the number of beds subject to the license. Providers must verify certain minimum requirements, including current licenses, staff qualifications, provision of housing support, supplementary services, adverse event reports, and employment hour restrictions.
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