This Minnesota bill, H.F. No. 1897, authored by Representative Moller, proposes modifications to child care licensing regulations, specifically regarding the reconsideration of correction orders. The bill updates Minnesota Statutes 2024, Section 142B.16, Subdivision 2, to provide child care license holders with a process to challenge correction orders issued by the Commissioner of the Department of Children, Youth, and Families.

Key provisions include: - License holders may request reconsideration of correction orders within 20 calendar days of receiving the order. - Requests must be submitted through the "provider licensing and reporting hub" once implemented and must detail the alleged errors along with supporting documentation. - The commissioner must issue a written response within 90 calendar days, or within 45 days if an expedited review is granted. - Licensed family child care providers can request expedited review if compliance with the corrective order would require a substantial financial burden or a significant program change, and if they provide an alternative plan to ensure children's health and safety. - The bill prevents the public posting of correction orders on the department’s website until after the reconsideration request period has passed or, if a request is made, after the reconsideration decision is issued.

In summary, this bill aims to provide child care providers with a clearer and potentially expedited process for disputing correction orders while delaying public disclosure until the reconsideration process is complete.