Bill > HF2643

This bill amends Minnesota child care licensing laws to require an indication of whether violations were self-reported by child care providers across various types of licensing notifications. Specifically, the bill mandates that when the commissioner of human services issues correction orders, fix-it tickets, technical assistance communications, or license suspensions/revocations for family child care providers or child care centers, these documents must now explicitly state whether the problematic conditions were self-reported by the license holder. Additionally, when such documents are posted on the department's website, the summary must include information about whether the violations were self-reported. This change aims to provide more transparency in how child care providers disclose and address licensing violations, potentially encouraging proactive reporting and addressing of compliance issues. The bill modifies several sections of Minnesota Statutes related to child care licensing, ensuring that self-reporting is consistently noted across different types of licensing communications and enforcement actions.

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https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/bill.php?b=House&f=HF2643&ssn=0&y=2025