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This bill modifies Minnesota's child care licensing regulations to expand an existing exemption for unlicensed child care providers. Specifically, the bill changes the current law to allow an unrelated individual to provide child care to two separate families (where the members of each family are related) without requiring a child care license. Previously, the law only exempted unrelated individuals providing care to a single related family from licensing requirements. The change is part of Minnesota Statutes Section 142B.05, which outlines various exemptions to child care licensing rules. By broadening this exemption, the bill aims to provide more flexibility for informal child care arrangements while maintaining existing protections and oversight. The modification could potentially help families find more affordable and convenient child care options by reducing regulatory barriers for small-scale, multi-family child care providers.

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https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/bill.php?b=House&f=HF1342&ssn=0&y=2025