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MN HF4125
Bill
Status
3/21/2018
Primary Sponsor
Debra Hilstrom
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AI Summary
Bill Summary
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Amends Minnesota Statutes sections 144.291 and 626.557 to modify data practices and definitions related to health information exchange and vulnerable adult maltreatment investigations.
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Changes classification of data maintained by common entry points from "confidential" to "private" data on individuals, with three-year retention requirement before destruction unless directed otherwise by federal law.
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Allows sharing of confidential investigative data with vulnerable adults or their interested persons if both commissioners of health and human services determine sharing is necessary to protect the vulnerable adult.
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Adds three exceptions allowing disclosure of reporter identity: with reporter consent, upon court finding that report was false and made in bad faith, or when mandated reporter self-discloses to support retaliation claim.
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Reorganizes and renumbers subsections (c) through (j) in the data management section as subsections (d) through (n), maintaining existing provisions for data retention schedules, investigation memorandum requirements, and inter-agency data sharing.
Legislative Description
Changes to provisions affecting older and vulnerable adults made by modifying data practice provisions.
Last Action
Introduction and first reading, referred to Health and Human Services Reform
3/21/2018