Minn. R. 9543.0090

CORRECTION ORDERS AND CONDITIONAL LICENSE

Last amended: 2005Year: 2026Length: 267 wordsOfficial source
Subpart 1. Correction order, training. An agency shall not issue correction orders unless licensors have been trained by the department on procedures for issuing correction orders. A correction order must be on forms prescribed by the commissioner. A copy of the correction order must be kept in the license holder's file. Subp. 2. Criteria for issuing correction orders. A correction order may be issued if all of the following conditions are met: A. the violation does not imminently endanger the health, safety, or rights of persons served by the program; B. the violation is not listed in part 9543.0100 , subpart 3; C. the violation is not serious or chronic; and D. the violation will be corrected within a reasonable time. Subp. 3. Time limitation. A correction order must include a specific time period for correcting the violation. Subp. 4. Compliance with correction order. The agency shall ensure that license holders provide evidence of compliance with a correction order or, if appropriate, recommend further action to the commissioner. Subp. 5. Conditional license. The agency may recommend a conditional license if: A. on the basis of factors in part 9543.0100 , subpart 1, the agency demonstrates that revocation or suspension of the license is not warranted; B. the agency demonstrates that continued operation of the program: (1) is in the best interests of persons served by the program; and (2) would not pose a risk of harm to persons served by the program; and C. the agency submits to the commissioner a plan for monitoring the program to ensure the safety of persons served during the conditional license.
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