Minnesota § 142B.50 DISCLOSURE OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASE

Minnesota Statutes

§ 142B.50 — DISCLOSURE OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASE

Minnesota § 142B.50

PartPROPRIETARY SCHOOLS

Ch. 142BCHILDREN, YOUTH, AND FAMILIES LICENSING

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Minn. Stat. § 142B.50 (2026).

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Subdivision 1.Licensed foster care. This section applies to county agencies, private child-placing agencies, and individuals who place children or youth who have a known communicable disease, as defined in section144.4172, subdivision 2, in foster care settings licensed under this chapter. Subd. 2.Placing agency's or individual's duties. Notwithstanding sections144.291to144.298, before a county agency, private child-placing agency, or individual places a child or youth with a known communicable disease with a licensed foster care provider, the agency or individual must:

(1)disclose to the foster care license holder the child's communicable disease; and

(2)determine that the foster care provider has the ability to provide care to the child or youth.

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Subdivision 1.Licensed foster care.
This section applies to county agencies, private child-placing agencies, and individuals who place children or youth who have a known communicable disease, as defined in section144.4172, subdivision 2, in foster care settings licensed under this chapter.

Subd. 2.Placing agency's or individual's duties.
Notwithstanding sections144.291to144.298, before a county agency, private child-placing agency, or individual places a child or youth with a known communicable disease with a licensed foster care provider, the agency or individual must:
(1) disclose to the foster care license holder the child's communicable disease; and
(2) determine that the foster care provider has the ability to provide care to the child or youth.