Minnesota 2023-2024 Regular Session

Minnesota Senate Bill SF758

Introduced
1/26/23  

Caption

Community residential settings license requirements modification

Companion Bills

MN HF339

Similar To Adult foster care licensure requirements modified for community residential settings.

Previously Filed As

MN SF1130

Residential program licensing requirements modification

MN SF3027

Family adult foster care homes licensing requirements modifications

MN SF271

Substance abuse counselors license requirements modifications and treatment requirements modifications

MN SF4279

Location requirements modification for assisted living facilities with a licensed resident capacity of six or fewer persons and licensed residential programs

MN SF509

Health licensing requirements modifications

MN SF3168

Teacher licensure requirements modifications

MN SF3698

Crisis nurseries governing licenses and license exemptions requirements modification

MN SF5042

Human services provisions modifications

MN SF2995

Teacher licensure requirements modifications

MN SF1786

Relative foster care licensing, training, and background study requirements modifications provision, Minnesota Family Investment program modifications provision, and appropriation

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