Minnesota § 142B.31 PUBLIC FUNDS PROGRAM INTEGRITY MONITORING

Minnesota Statutes

§ 142B.31 — PUBLIC FUNDS PROGRAM INTEGRITY MONITORING

Minnesota § 142B.31

PartPROPRIETARY SCHOOLS

Ch. 142BCHILDREN, YOUTH, AND FAMILIES LICENSING

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Minn. Stat. § 142B.31 (2026).

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(a)An applicant or a license holder that has enrolled to receive public funding reimbursement for services is required to comply with the registration or enrollment requirements as licensing standards.

(b)Compliance with the licensing standards established under paragraph (a) may be monitored during a licensing investigation or inspection. Noncompliance with these licensure standards may result in:

(1)a correction order or a conditional license under section142B.16, or sanctions under section142B.18;

(2)nonpayment of claims submitted by the license holder for public program reimbursement according to the statute applicable to that program;

(3)recovery of payments made for the service according to the statute applicable to that program;

(4)disenrollment in the public payment program a

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(a) An applicant or a license holder that has enrolled to receive public funding reimbursement for services is required to comply with the registration or enrollment requirements as licensing standards.
(b) Compliance with the licensing standards established under paragraph (a) may be monitored during a licensing investigation or inspection. Noncompliance with these licensure standards may result in:
(1) a correction order or a conditional license under section142B.16, or sanctions under section142B.18;
(2) nonpayment of claims submitted by the license holder for public program reimbursement according to the statute applicable to that program;
(3) recovery of payments made for the service according to the statute applicable to that program;
(4) disenrollment in the public payment program according to the statute applicable to that program; or
(5) a referral for other administrative, civil, or criminal penalties as provided by law.