Child care assistance program repealed.

This bill repeals the Minnesota Child Care Assistance Program, which provided financial support to low-income families for child care services. The legislation removes numerous statutory sections that defined eligibility, certification requirements, and operational rules for the program, affecting families who previously received assistance and child care providers who operated under its framework. Key provisions include eliminating definitions for applicants, certified centers, and payment classifications, as well as deleting data collection and fraud investigation procedures tied to the program. The changes become effective on July 1, 2027, and require the state revisor to update all related statutes by that date.