Background study requirements modification for child care providers

This bill modifies background check requirements for child care providers in Minnesota. It requires the commissioner to request, every six months, information from the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension about any National Center for Missing and Exploited Children notifications matching a provider's background study details. If this information leads to a disqualification, the commissioner cannot disclose the specific reason (related to the missing/child exploitation data) to the provider. The change directly affects family child care providers, licensed centers, and nonlicensed child care programs under Minnesota law.