The bill S.F. No. 1315 aims to modify how correction orders related to child care licensing are handled in Minnesota. Specifically, it outlines a new process for child care providers to request a review of correction orders they believe are in error. Here are the main points:

1. Reconsideration Request: Child care providers who receive a correction order and believe there are mistakes can request a reconsideration. This request must be made in writing within 20 days of receiving the order, specifying the perceived errors, explaining why these items are erroneous, and including supporting documentation.

2. Process and Timing: The request can be submitted through the newly implemented provider licensing and reporting hub or by traditional postage methods. The commissioner must respond in writing within 90 days, or 45 days if an expedited review is requested. The response is final and cannot be appealed.

3. Expedited Review: Providers can request an expedited review if compliance with the correction action involves significant costs or major changes to their program. They must describe what interim measures they will take to ensure the safety and health of the children in their care while waiting for the review.

4. Public Posting: Correction orders will not be posted on the department's website until either the 20-day period for requesting reconsideration has passed without a request being made, or the commissioner has responded to a reconsideration request.

This legislation is designed to give child care providers more clarity and fair opportunity to contest correction orders through a defined and timely process.