2013 FCCI Advocacy
2013 Legislative Wrap-Up!
It was a busy and important legislative session for family child care providers. FCCI is proud of its contributions to this year's legislative session. FCCI's Advocacy Committee began its works for this session in May 2012! Many thanks to the following for their leadership in this area. Jen Bestgen, Kari Fairclough, Jackie Harrington, Cheri Hoeft, Jennifer Parrish, Shan Stewart and Lee Vang.
FCCI partnered with our state association, MLFCCA, throughout the session, as well as providers from a number of other county associations. Together, we were able shape the final outcome of the proposed changes brought to the legislature this year. FCCI and MLFCCA drafted and introduced amendments, worked directly with legislators and DHS to provide clarifying language and amend bill language, and advocated for the profession of family child care.
The chart below has been created to assist providers in understanding the legislative actions that will affect you and your business.
DHS will send out information on the interpretation and implementation of all licensing changes. Individual providers should also contact their county licensors with specific questions.
FCCI partnered with our state association, MLFCCA, throughout the session, as well as providers from a number of other county associations. Together, we were able shape the final outcome of the proposed changes brought to the legislature this year. FCCI and MLFCCA drafted and introduced amendments, worked directly with legislators and DHS to provide clarifying language and amend bill language, and advocated for the profession of family child care.
The chart below has been created to assist providers in understanding the legislative actions that will affect you and your business.
DHS will send out information on the interpretation and implementation of all licensing changes. Individual providers should also contact their county licensors with specific questions.
Result of MLFCCA survey on unionization posted 3/13/2013
mlfcca_survey_on_union_bill_2013.pdf |
Survey Results and summary of comments from the FCCI/MLFCCA statewide survey of providers
regarding the Minnesota Infant Mortality Panel recommendations.
regarding the Minnesota Infant Mortality Panel recommendations.
August 12, 2013 FCCI hosts Olmsted County Licensing staff for a
Q and A and legislative highlight report.
Q and A and legislative highlight report.
It's your time to be an ADVOCATE
for your family child care business!
Please review the documents below. FCCI encourages you to participate in the continued discussion regarding recommendations in child care licensing to the MN legislators.