Members of children and family policy and finance committees required to observe child care facilities, and adoption of legislative rules required.
HF 843 requires legislators serving on Minnesota's children and family policy or finance committees to observe child care facilities for at least 12 hours every two years. This bill directly affects those committee members by adding a new duty to their legislative responsibilities. The key provision mandates these observations to help legislators understand child care operations, and the bill also requires both the House and Senate to adopt rules for implementing this requirement. The bill does not change child care regulations but establishes a procedural obligation for legislative committees.
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Feb 2025
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Introduced Feb 17, 2025
Last action Mar 17, 2025
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