HF1362

THIRD ENGROSSMENT

Omnibus health and human services finance bill.

Article 1: Licensing provisions provided.

Sec. 1: Family and group family child care licensing fees for background studies provision language stricken.

Sec. 2: Application fee for initial license or certification provision language modified.

Sec. 3: Annual child care center license fee provision language modified.

Sec. 4: License fees for adult day care centers established.

Sec. 5: License fees for day training and habitation programs established.

Sec. 6: License fees for residential programs serving persons with developmental disabilities established.

Sec. 7: License fee established for crisis respite services for persons with developmental disabilities.

Sec. 8: License fee established for residential-based habilitation services.

Sec. 9: License fee established for semi-independent living or supported employment services.

Sec. 10: License fees established for residential programs serving persons with physical disabilities.

Sec. 11: License fee established for residential programs serving persons with mental illness.

Sec. 12: License fee established for a children's residential program.

Sec. 13: License fees established for programs licensed to provide drug or chemical dependency treatment.

Sec. 14: License fee established for independent living assistance for youth.

Sec. 15: License fee established for private agencies that provide child foster care or adoption services.

Sec. 16: Certification fee for mental health center or mental health clinic provision language modified.

Sec. 17: Human services licensing revenue and appropriations provision provided.

Sec. 18: Adult foster care license capacity provision language modified.

Sec. 19: Adult foster care licensing authorized for alternate overnight supervision technology.

Sec. 20: County and private agencies delegated with authority provision language modified.

Sec. 21: County and private agency recommendations procedure language modified.

Sec. 22: Licensed programs background fees provision language modified.

Sec. 23: Department of Human Services background studies electronic transmission provision language modified.

Sec. 24: County agency background studies provision language modified.

Sec. 25: Background study cost recovered for adult foster care licensing through authorized fee.

Sec. 26: Background study cost recovered for studies initiated by private agencies through authorized fee.

Sec. 27: Background study notice for county agencies required.

Sec. 28: License holder record keeping provision language modified.

Sec. 29: Reconsideration requests after disqualification provision language modified.

Sec. 30: Notice of disqualification that is not set aside provision language added.

Sec. 31: Revised per diem based on legislated rate reduction required.

Sec. 32: Payments rates for residential services provision language modified.

Sec. 33: Cost of services and supports provision language added.

Sec. 34: Waiver provided.

Sec. 35: Repealer.

Article 2: Minnesota Family Investment Program, children, and adult support provisions provided.

Sec. 1: Persons convicted of certain crimes of violence disqualified from receiving general assistance.

Sec. 2: Commissioner of human services duties modified.

Sec. 3: Asset limitations for food stamp households provision language modified.

Sec. 4: Grant of emergency general assistance provision language modified.

Sec. 5: Overpayments recoverable, language modified.

Sec. 6: Overpayment of monthly grants and recovery of ATM errors provision language modified.

Sec. 7: Countable income definition language stricken.

Sec. 8: Demonstration project under federal food stamp regulation authorized, language modified.

Sec. 9: Property limitations on MFIP eligibility provision modified.

Sec. 10: Food portion of MFIP tradition standard adjustment provision language modified.

Sec. 11: MFIP exit level adjustment provision language modified.

Sec. 12: Persons convicted of certain crimes of violence disqualified from receiving MFIP.

Sec. 13: Rental subsidies as unearned income provision language modified.

Sec. 14: Treatment of Supplemental Security Income while receiving MFIP assistance provided.

Sec. 15: Scope of overpayment provision language added.

Sec. 16: Work activity definition language modified.

Sec. 17: MFIP eligibility provision language modified.

Sec. 18: Cooperation with services requirements provision language modified.

Sec. 19: Sanctions provided, language modified.

Sec. 20: Work participation cash benefits available, language modified.

Sec. 21: Base allocation to counties and tribes provision language modified.

Sec. 22: County and tribe performance standards required.

Sec. 23: Conversion or referral of the diversionary work program to MFIP provision language modified.

Sec. 24: Food stamp program and Maternal Child Nutrition Act provisions language modified.

Sec. 25: American Indian child welfare project participant payment extensions authorized.

Sec. 26: Repealer.

Article 3: Child support provisions provided.

Sec. 1: Definitions language modified.

Sec. 2: Child support and maintenance collection services provision language modified.

Sec. 3: Arrearage order provision language modified.

Article 4: State-operated services provided.

Sec. 1: Cost of care definition modified.

Sec. 2: State-operated community-based program definition provided.

Sec. 3: Health plan company definition provided.

Sec. 4: Determination of available health plan coverage required for clients in state-operated community-based programs.

Sec. 5: Determination of payments required for clients served by regional treatment centers or nursing homes.

Sec. 6: Chemical dependency services relative responsibility provision language modified.

Sec. 7: Payment for care order and action provision language stricken.

Sec. 8: Client definition provided.

Sec. 9: Client's county definition provided.

Sec. 10: Cost of care definition provided.

Sec. 11: Local social services agency definition provided.

Sec. 12: Determination of client's payment ability for care and treatment required.

Sec. 13: Payment for care order and action provision provided.

Sec. 14: Claim against the estate of a deceased client authorized.

Sec. 15: County payment for care provided in the Minnesota sex offender program required.

Sec. 16: Repealer.

Article 5: Department of Health provisions.

Sec. 1: Coverage for autism spectrum disorders provided.

Sec. 2: Health information technology and infrastructure requirements language modified.

Sec. 3: Electronic health record system revolving account and loan program established, language modified.

Sec. 4: Definitions modified.

Sec. 5: Requirements for electronic prescribing language modified.

Sec. 6: Uniform formulary exception form development required.

Sec. 7: Electronic drug prior authorization standardization and transmission provided.

Sec. 8: Medication therapy management services required.

Sec. 9: Commissioner of Health authorized to issue licenses, permits and fees, provision language modified.

Sec. 10: Vital records surcharge provision language modified.

Sec. 11: Duplicate license fee established.

Sec. 12: Repealer.

Article 6: Health care programs provided.

Sec. 1: Transfers from the commissioner of human services provided, language modified.

Sec. 2: School district health care program implementation provision language modified.

Sec. 3: Pay-for-performance system and performance measurement system provision language modified.

Sec. 4: Public Assistance Reporting Information System implementation required.

Sec. 5: Report of applicants to the Department of Revenue authorized.

Sec. 6: Outreach grants provision language modified.

Sec. 7: Student information regarding health care coverage requirement extended to charter schools, provision language modified.

Sec. 8: Urgent dental care services authorized as an alternative to emergency room services.

Sec. 9: Payments provision language added.

Sec. 10: Asset limitations for individuals and families regarding medical assistance eligibility provision language added.

Sec. 11: Treatment of trusts provision language added.

Sec. 12: Asset limits limitations for families and children provision language added.

Sec. 13: Medical assistance availability provided during a presumptive period of eligibility.

Sec. 14: Qualified Medicare beneficiaries provision language modified.

Sec. 15: Employed persons with disabilities medical assistance provision language modified.

Sec. 16: State-only funded medical assistance availability authorized for colorectal cancer treatment.

Sec. 17: Institutionalized persons income deductions provision language modified.

Sec. 18: Institutionalized persons prohibited transfers of assets provision
language added.

Sec. 19: Period of ineligibility for long-term care services provision language modified.

Sec. 20: Citizenship requirements language modified.

Sec. 21: Deeming of sponsor income and resources requirement for noncitizens provision language modified.

Sec. 22: Health Services Policy Committee provision language added.

Sec. 23: Medical assistance coverage of dental services required, language added.

Sec. 24: Drug payments rates provision language modified.

Sec. 25: Medical assistance coverage of transportation costs required, language modified.

Sec. 26: Medical assistance coverage of special education services required, language added, includes individualized education plans.

Sec. 27: Co-payments included in the medical assistance benefit plan provision language modified.

Sec. 28: Payment reform demonstration project for special patient populations established.

Sec. 29: Social Security Administration data authorized.

Sec. 30: Medical assistance program policy and applicability provision
language modified.

Sec. 31: Estates subject to claims provision language modified.

Sec. 32: Estates of specific persons receiving medical assistance provision language modified.

Sec. 33: Limitations on claims provision language modified.

Sec. 34: Controlling provisions provided.

Sec. 35: Commissioner's intervention in medical assistance recovery proceedings authorized.

Sec. 36: Payment of post-PERA pension benefit costs provided.

Sec. 37: managed care contracts provision language modified.

Sec. 38: Medical education and research fund provision language modified.

Sec. 39: Capitation rates provision language added.

Sec. 40: Total payments for basic care services provision provided.

Sec. 41: Physician reimbursement provision language added.

Sec. 42: Critical access dental provider reimbursement provision language
added.

Sec. 43: Designation and termination process of critical access dental providers provided.

Sec. 44: General assistance medical care coverage provision language added.

Sec. 45: Sponsor's income and resources included in noncitizens federal or state benefits eligibility.

Sec. 46: MinnesotaCare availability required during a presumptive period of eligibility.

Sec. 47: Application assistance and information availability requirement language added.

Sec. 48: Medical assistance and MinnesotaCare open enrollment and streamlined application and enrollment process required.

Sec. 49: Children's express lane eligibility provided.

Sec. 50: Medical assistance rate provision language added.

Sec. 51: Payment rate increases provision for critical access dental providers language modified.

Sec. 52: Rate setting and performance withholds provision language modified.

Sec. 53: MinnesotaCare asset requirement documentation provision language stricken.

Sec. 54: Contingent tax rate reduction required.

Sec. 55: Annual filing requirement for supplemental needs trusts provided.

Sec. 56: Debt liability provision of husband and wife provision language added.

Sec. 57: Health and human services appropriations provided, capitation rate increase language modified.

Sec. 58: Medical assistance and MinnesotaCare coverage for families and children consolidation required.

Sec. 59: Uniform income methodology study required.

Sec. 60: MinnesotaCare program administration plan required.

Sec. 61: Federal approval required for the elimination of depreciation for self-employed farmers in determining income eligibility for MinnesotaCare.

Sec. 62: Repealer.

Article 7: Technical modifications provided.

Sec. 1: School district health care program implementation provision technical changes provided.

Sec. 2: Home care provider license requirement technical changes provided.

Sec. 3: Employee definition technical changes provided.

Sec. 4: Personal care provider organizations background study provision technical changes provided.

Sec. 5: Personal care provider organizations background study provision technical changes provided.

Sec. 6: Background study cost recovery provision for personal care provider organizations technical changes provided.

Sec. 7: Personal care services provision technical changes provided.

Sec. 8: Medical assistance for disabled children provision technical changes provided.

Sec. 9: Targeted case management definitions technical changes provided.

Sec. 10: Assessment and prior authorization process for persons receiving home care and home and community-based waivered services technical changes provided.

Sec. 11: Self-directed supports option eligibility provision technical changes provided.

Sec. 12: Self-directed supports option services covered provision technical changes provided.

Sec. 13: Self-directed service option budget requirements technical changes provided.

Sec. 14: Cost of services and supports technical changes provided.

Sec. 15: Inclusion provision of home care costs in waiver rates technical changes provided.

Sec. 16: Excluded time definition technical changes provided.

Sec. 17: Supplementary service rates provision technical changes provided.

Sec. 18: Good cause exemptions for not attending orientation provision
technical changes provided.

Sec. 19: Residential treatment programs or group homes for children
provision technical changes provided.

Sec. 20: Vulnerable adult definition technical changes provided.

Sec. 21: Facility definition technical changes provided.

Sec. 22: Vulnerable adult definition technical changes provided.

Article 8: Chemical and mental health provisions provided.

Sec. 1: Mental health professional definition language modified.

Sec. 2: Availability of outpatient services requirement language modified.

Sec. 3: Mental health professional definition language modified.

Sec. 4: Availability of outpatient services requirement language modified.

Sec. 5: Inpatient and residential treatment admission criteria provision language modified.

Sec. 6: Placing authority definition provided.

Sec. 7: Monitoring required.

Sec. 8: Local agency duties provision to provide chemical dependency services language modified.

Sec. 9: Local agencies payment to the state for county share provision language added.

Sec. 10: Commissioner of human services vendor selection and rate setting required.

Sec. 11: Licensure requirement for vendor eligibility language modified.

Sec. 12: American Indian agreements authorization for chemical dependency treatment services provision language modified.

Sec. 13: Maximum rates required for vendors of the consolidated chemical dependency treatment fund.

Sec. 14: New rate methodology required for the consolidated chemical dependency treatment fund.

Sec. 15: Definitions language modified.

Sec. 16: Adult rehabilitative mental health provider staff qualifications provision language modified.

Sec. 17: Mobile crisis intervention staff qualifications provision language modified.

Sec. 18: Adult crisis stabilization staff qualifications provision language modified.

Sec. 19: Residential services provision for children with severe emotional disturbance language modified.

Sec. 20: Mental health professional provision language modified.

Sec. 21: Definitions language modified.

Sec. 22: Medical assistance coverage of treatment foster care services language modified.

Sec. 23: Alternative crisis response provider standards provided.

Sec. 24: Payment rates to counties for residential services provision language modified.

Sec. 25: Medical assistance scope provision language modified.

Sec. 26: Reimbursement for mental health services provision language modified.

Sec. 27: Qualified professional definitions language modified.

Sec. 28: Cost of adding licensed professional clinical counselors to the list of approved mental health professionals provision provided.

Sec. 29: Autism spectrum disorder joint task force established.

Sec. 30: Anoka-Metro Regional Treatment Center land sale moratorium provided.

Sec. 31: State-county chemical health care home pilot project established.

Article 9: Continuing care provisions provided.

Sec. 1: Definitions language added.

Sec. 2: Resident assessment schedule provision language added.

Sec. 3: Reconsideration of resident classifications provision language added.

Sec. 4: Nursing facility level of care criteria provided.

Sec. 5: Appeal of nursing facility level of care determination provided.

Sec. 6: Extension of approval of nursing home licensure and certification moratorium exception projects provision.

Sec. 7: Interpretation and enforcement of home care services rights language modified.

Sec. 8: Child foster care licensing moratorium provided.

Sec. 9: Provider standards required for residential support services that integrate service standards and residential setting under one license.

Sec. 10: Day training and habilitation services rate-setting methodology required.

Sec. 11: Community-based programs for persons with disabilities provision language added.

Sec. 12: State medical review team and disability review process provided.

Sec. 13: Interagency data exchange authorized.

Sec. 14: Consumer support grants reimbursement, allocations, and reporting provision language modified.

Sec. 15: Consumer support grant program provision language modified.

Sec. 16: Consumer information and assistance on long-term care options provided by the Minnesota Board on Aging requirement language modified.

Sec. 17: Aged, blind or disabled person medical assistance provision language added.

Sec. 18: Employed persons with disabilities provision language modified.

Sec. 19: Medical assistance coverage for private duty nursing services required, language modified.

Sec. 20: Medical assistance coverage for physical therapy required, language added.

Sec. 21: Medical assistance coverage for occupational therapy required, language added.

Sec. 22: Medical assistance coverage for in home personal care assistant services required, language modified.

Sec. 23: Medical assistance coverage for personal care assistant services provision language modified.

Sec. 24: Facility in receivership applicability provision language modified.

Sec. 25: Home care services provision language modified.

Sec. 26: Authorization and review of home care services provision language modified.

Sec. 27: Home health agency services provision language modified.

Sec. 28: Private duty nursing provision language modified.

Sec. 29: Recipient's need for home care services in-person assessment provision language modified.

Sec. 30: Personal care assistant services by a qualified professional provision language modified.

Sec. 31: Self-directed service option budget requirements provision language modified.

Sec. 32: Enrollment in the self-directed supports option availability provided.

Sec. 33: Personal care assistance program provided.

Sec. 34: Purpose and goal of long-term care consultation services provision language modified.

Sec. 35: Long-term care consultation services definition language modified.

Sec. 36: Long-term care certified assessors requirement provided.

Sec. 37: Assessor training and certification process establishment required.

Sec. 38: Long-term care consultation team requirements provision language added.

Sec. 39: Face-to-face assessment requirement language modified.

Sec. 40: Preadmission screening activities related to Medicaid certified nursing facilities requirement provision language added.

Sec. 41: Administrative activity provision language modified.

Sec. 42: Payment requirements for long-term care consultation services language added.

Sec. 43: Reimbursement provision for certified nursing facilities language modified.

Sec. 44: Eligibility provision for funding for services for nonmedical assistance recipients language modified.

Sec. 45: Payment rates provision for customized living services language modified.

Sec. 46: Payment rates and limits provision for 24-hour customized living services language modified.

Sec. 47: Assessments and reassessments for waiver clients provision language modified.

Sec. 48: Elderly waiver capitation payment rates for managed care operations provision language modified.

Sec. 49: Fund distribution provision and partnerships provision language modified.

Sec. 50: Essential community support grants purpose and provision provided.

Sec. 51: County concurrence provision language stricken.

Sec. 52: Residential support services established upon federal approval.

Sec. 53: Statewide priorities for individuals on the waiting list for developmental disabilities waiver services established.

Sec. 54: Subrogation provision language modified.

Sec. 55: Private benefits designated as primary benefits provision language modified.

Sec. 56: Planned closure rate adjustment availability provision language added.

Sec. 57: Medicare costs definition provided.

Sec. 58: Calculation procedure of operating per diems language modified.

Sec. 59: Phase-in provision of rebased operating payment rates provision language modified.

Sec. 60: Single-bed payments for medical assistance recipients reduced.

Sec. 61: Statewide priorities for individuals on the waiting list for waiver services established.

Sec. 62: Informed choice provision language added.

Sec. 63: Case management services requirement for home and community-based waiver recipients language modified.

Sec. 64: Recipient assessments and reassessments requirement language added.

Sec. 65: Residential support services provision provided.

Sec. 66: Home and community-based waiver provider qualifications and
payment procedures established for those providing services to seniors and individuals with disabilities.

Sec. 67: Service contract requirements provision language modified.

Sec. 68: ICF/MR rate decreases provided.

Sec. 69: Variable rate adjustment authorization provision language stricken.

Sec. 70: Managed care contracts provision language added.

Sec. 71: Standards of assistance for special needs provision language added.

Sec. 72: Local welfare agency responsibility provision for investigating allegations of care maltreatment language modified.

Sec. 73: Lead agency definition language modified.

Sec. 74: Long-term versus short-term nursing home bed study required.

Sec. 75: Commissioner of human services report required on training developed and delivered for the personal care assistance program.

Sec. 76: Cola compensation requirements provision modified.

Sec. 77: Provider rate and grant reductions required.

Sec. 78: Recommendations required for the personal care assistance services program improvements.

Sec. 79: Single set of standards establishment required.

Sec. 80: Development and update of a common service menu for home and community-based waiver programs required.

Sec. 81: Progress monitoring required in response to the intermediate care facilities for persons with developmental disabilities report.

Sec. 82: Options study required to maximize the availability and affordability of housing choices available to persons with disabilities in need of assistance due to health challenges.

Sec. 83: Eligibility review panel provision provided.

Sec. 84: TEFRA premiums reduction required.

Sec. 85: Revisor's instruction; Statue renumbering.

Sec. 86: Repealer.

Article 10: State-County Results, Accountability, and Service Delivery Reform Act provided.

Sec. 1: Act citation provided as the "State-County Results, Accountability, and Service Delivery Reform Act."

Sec. 2: Definitions provided.

Sec. 3: Steering Committee on Performance and Outcome Reforms duties and composition provided.

Sec. 4: State-County Results, Accountability, and Service Delivery Redesign established.

Sec. 5: Designation of service delivery authority establishment authorized.

Sec. 6: State-County Results, Accountability, and Service Delivery Council established as a reviewing body.

Sec. 7: Private sector funding authorized.

Sec. 8: Appropriation provided.

Article 11: Public health provisions provided.

Sec. 1: Property owner well permit fee provision language modified.

Sec. 2: Ionizing radiation-producing equipment fees provision language modified.

Sec. 3: Late registration penalty fee language modified.

Sec. 4: Public pool and spa construction, installation, and alteration fees modified.

Sec. 5: Infant or child care tests for heritable and congenital disorders provision language modified.

Sec. 6: Youth camp license required, language modified.

Sec. 7: License issuance authorized, language modified.

Sec. 8: Disclosure pamphlet definition provided.

Sec. 9: Lead sampling technician definition modified.

Sec. 10: Relegated lead work definition provided.

Sec. 11: Renovation definition provided.

Sec. 12: Lead firm certification requirement language modified.

Sec. 13: Notice of regulated lead work requirement language added.

Sec. 14: Regulated lead work standards and methods language added.

Sec. 15: Lead work licensure and certification requirements language modified.

Sec. 16: Lead training course provision language modified.

Sec. 17: Lead training grants availability for nonprofit organizations language modified; Priority provided for projects providing Americorps funding or
positions.

Sec. 18: Support services provided for families with children who are deaf or have a hearing loss.

Sec. 19: Accreditation definition provided.

Sec. 20: Commercial laboratory definition modified.

Sec. 21: Field of testing definition provided.

Sec. 22: Laboratory definition modified.

Sec. 23: Test category definition provided.

Sec. 24: Environmental laboratories accreditation provided.

Sec. 25: Rules and standards provision language modified.

Sec. 26: Accreditation standards provided.

Sec. 27: Accreditation fees provision language modified.

Sec. 28: Available programs, categories, and analytes provided.

Sec. 29: Additional laboratory fees provided.

Sec. 30: Refunds or credits not available for unapproved applications.

Sec. 31: Laboratory accreditation application procedure provided.

Sec. 32: Implementation and effective date provided.

Sec. 33: Initial and annual accreditation renewal procedure provided.

Sec. 34: Remedies provision modified.

Sec. 35: Certification administration expenses and fees provision language
modified.

Sec. 36: Youth camp definition provided.

Sec. 37: Annual business license requirement expanded to include for-profit
youth camps, and food and beverage service fees modified.

Sec. 38: Food, beverage, and lodging establishment exemptions language modified.

Sec. 39: Special event recreational camping area definition provided.

Sec. 40: License for a manufactured home park, application procedure, license renewal process, and fees provided, and provision language modified.

Sec. 41: Plan review application required for a manufactured home park or recreation camping area, provision language modified.

Sec. 42: Manufactured home parks or recreation camping areas rules language modified.

Sec. 43: Special event recreational camping areas requirements provided.

Sec. 44: Minnesota Colorectal Cancer Prevention Act; Demonstration project and public-private partnership established to reduce the incidence of colon cancer, reduce future health care expenditures, and address health disparities by emphasizing prevention.

Sec. 45: Women's heart health pilot project established.

Sec. 46: Minneapolis; Pentachlorophenal exposure levels study required.

Sec. 47: Hennepin County Medical Center; Feasibility pilot project for cancer surveillance grant funding provided.

Sec. 48: With the ClearWay organization, smoking prevention and cessation activities prioritization required in low-income, indigenous and minority communities.

Sec. 49: Medical response unit reimbursement pilot program established by the Department of Public Safety in collaboration with the Minnesota Ambulance Association.

Sec. 50: Repealer.

Article 12: Health-related fees provided.

Sec. 1: License and registration fees provided.

Sec. 2: Social worker application fees for licensure modified.

Sec. 3: Social worker license fees modified.

Sec. 4: Renewal fees for social worker licensure provided.

Sec. 5: Late fees language modified.

Sec. 6: Social worker licensure application fees modified.

Sec. 7: Social worker license fees modified.

Sec. 8: Social worker licensure renewal fees modified.

Sec. 9: Late fees language modified.

Sec. 10: Veterinary medicine license, application, and examination fees provided.

Sec. 11: Veterinary licensure initial and renewal fee procedure and amounts
provided.

Sec. 12: Miscellaneous veterinarian fees provided.

Sec. 13: Repealer.

Article 13: Miscellaneous provisions provided.

Sec. 1: State agency hearings provision language added.

Sec. 2: Budget neutral fraud prevention investigation programs provision language added.

Sec. 3: Eligibility extension of the adoption assistance agreement provided for a child who has turned 16 before the finalization of his or his adoption.

Sec. 4: Hearing required for debtors contesting Department of Human Services claims.

Sec. 5: Direction to the Commissioner of human services provided; Citizen verification efforts report required.

Article 14: Human services forecast adjustments provided.

Sec. 1: Summary of appropriations provided.

Sec. 2: Commissioner of human services appropriations provided.
Subd 1: Total appropriation provided.
Subd 2: Revenue and pass-through appropriation provided.
Subd 3: Children and economic assistance grants funding provided.
Subd 4: Basic health care grants funding provided.
Subd 5: Continuing care grants funding provided.

Article 15: Appropriations provided.

Sec. 1: Summary of appropriations provided.

Sec. 2: health and human services appropriation provide from the general fund for fiscal years 2010 and 2011.

Sec. 3: Human services appropriations provided.
Subd 1: Total appropriation provided.
Subd 2: Agency management appropriations provided.
Subd 3: Revenue and pass-through revenue expenditures appropriation provided.
Subd 4: Children and economic assistance grants appropriations provided.
Subd 5: Children and economic assistance management appropriations provided.
Subd 6: Basic health care grants appropriations provided.
Subd 7: Health care management appropriations provided.
Subd 8: Continuing care grants appropriations provided.
Subd 9: Continuing care management appropriation provided.
Subd 10: State-operated services appropriations provided.

Sec. 4: Commissioner of health appropriations provided.
Subd 1: Total appropriation provided.
Subd 2: Community and family health promotion appropriation provided.
Subd 3: Policy quality and compliance appropriation provided.
Subd 4: Health protection appropriations provided.
Subd 5: Administrative support services appropriation provided.

Sec. 5: Health-related boards appropriations provided.
Subd 1: Total appropriation provided.
Subd 2: Board of Chiropractic Examiners appropriation provided.
Subd 3: Board of Dentistry appropriation provided.
Subd 4: Board of Dietetic and Nutrition Practice provided.
Subd 5: Board of Marriage and Family Therapy appropriation provided.
Subd 6: Board of Medical Practice appropriation provided.
Subd 7: Board of Nursing appropriation provided.
Subd 8: Board of Nursing Home Administrators appropriation provided.
Subd 9: Board of Optometry appropriation provided.
Subd 10: Board of Pharmacy appropriation provided.
Subd 11: Board of Physical Therapy appropriation provided.
Subd 12: Board of Podiatry appropriation provided.
Subd 13: Board of Psychology appropriation provided.
Subd 14: Board of Social Work appropriation provided.
Subd 15: Board of Veterinary Medicine appropriation provided.
Subd 16: Board of Behavioral Health and Therapy appropriation provided.

Sec. 6: Emergency medical services Board appropriations provided.

Sec. 7: Department of Veterans Affairs appropriation provided.

Sec. 8: Department of Public Safety appropriation provided.

Sec. 9: Council on Disability appropriation provided.

Sec. 10: Ombudsman for mental health and developmental disabilities
appropriation provided.

Sec. 11: Ombudsperson for families appropriation provided.

Sec. 12: Children and economic assistance grants appropriation provided.

Sec. 13: Federal stimulus funds spending report required.

Sec. 14: Emergency services shelter grants from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act priority programs provided.

Sec. 15: Transfers of unencumbered appropriation balances authorized.

Sec. 16: Expiration of uncodified language.

Sec. 17: Effective date.

ERS, 5/1/09