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This bill recodifies and reorganizes statutory language related to assertive community treatment (ACT) and intensive residential treatment services (IRTS) in Minnesota's mental health service system. Specifically, the bill moves provisions about intensive residential treatment services from section 256B.0622 to a new section 256B.0632, making technical changes to ensure clarity and consistency across various statutes. The bill updates multiple sections of Minnesota law to reflect this recodification, including references in definitions, eligibility criteria, and payment mechanisms for these mental health services. Key changes include establishing new detailed provisions for rate-setting, provider requirements, and grants for intensive residential treatment services, while maintaining similar overall structures for funding and service delivery. The bill also includes provisions for annual inflation adjustments for service rates and allows for sustainability and start-up grants for providers. These changes aim to improve the organization and administration of mental health services, particularly for intensive residential treatment and assertive community treatment programs, without substantially altering the fundamental approach to providing these critical mental health supports.

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