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MN HF1432
Bill
Status
2/22/2021
Primary Sponsor
Luke Frederick
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AI Summary
HF1432 Summary
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Mandated reporters must make immediate oral or electronic reports to a common entry point; boarding care homes, nursing homes, and hospitals may submit reports electronically to comply with federal regulations.
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Common entry point intake forms expanded to include additional required information such as basis of vulnerability, immediate safety risk, impact of maltreatment, and reporter's notification preferences.
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Lead investigative agencies must complete final dispositions within 60 calendar days and notify vulnerable adults, reporters, and other relevant parties of investigation outcomes; if unable to meet deadline, agencies must notify parties of reason for delay and projected completion date.
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Definitions of "neglect" clarified to distinguish between "caregiver neglect" (failure by caregiver to provide necessary care) and "self-neglect" (vulnerable adult's failure to care for own food, clothing, shelter, or health).
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Multidisciplinary adult protection teams expanded to include representatives from local tribal governments and other organizations with relevant expertise.
Legislative Description
Vulnerable adult protection provisions modified.
Last Action
Committee report, to adopt as amended and re-refer to Human Services Finance and Policy
3/10/2022