Housing stabilization services repealed.

This bill makes numerous changes to Minnesota's human services and health care laws. It modifies provisions related to health care, the Department of Human Services Office of Inspector General, background studies, service standards, aging and disability services, administrative reform, children and families, and grant programs. Key changes include establishing new licensing requirements for certain behavioral health services, enhancing provider enrollment and oversight for medical assistance, and updating background study requirements for various service providers. The bill also appropriates funds for studies and initiatives related to administrative reform and service delivery.

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