Legislative commission on intellectual and developmental disabilities created, adult foster care and community residential setting licensing moratorium exceptions created, authority to modify day treatment and habilitation and prevocational rehabilitation programs limited, appointments provided, and money appropriated.

HF 2415 creates a 12-member legislative commission to study services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including their housing, health, and employment programs. The bill allows certain adult foster care and community residential facilities to bypass a temporary licensing pause during the moratorium period. It also limits changes to day treatment, habilitation, and prevocational rehabilitation programs while appropriating funds for the commission's work. The commission will gather data from government agencies and make recommendations to improve disability services, directly affecting individuals with these disabilities and the providers who support them.