Human services provisions modifications

This bill modifies Minnesota's administrative disqualification process for child care providers receiving public assistance funds. It requires the Department of Human Services to provide 15-day written notice detailing the violation, proposed action, and appeal rights before disqualifying a provider. Providers can appeal within 30 days, with the agency bearing the burden of proof to show intentional violations (like kickbacks or false statements) by a preponderance of evidence. Disqualification periods are set at three years for a first offense and permanent for subsequent offenses, directly affecting providers participating in child care assistance programs.