Section 1 (103I.101, subd. 2) changes registration to license when referring to monitoring well contractors. Senate only Section 2 (103I.101, subd. 5) changes registration to license or certification. Senate only Section 3 (103I.111, subd. 6) adds borings when referring to unsealed wells. Senate only Section 4 (103I.111, subd. 7) removes reference to registration. Senate only Section 5 (103I.111, subd. 8) changes “shaft’ to “boring”. Senate only Section 6 (103I.205) adds borings to the well construction section. It also changes registration to license. Senate only Section 7 (103I.301) adds borings to the section heading and removes a reference to registered. Senate only Section 8 (103I.501) removes a reference to register. Senate only Section 9 (103I.505) changes registration to certification. Senate only Section 10 (103I.515) changes registration to certification. Senate only Section 11 (103I.535, subd. 3) clarifies that the examination referred to in this section is a certification examination. Senate only Section 12 (103I.535, subd. 3b) requires a representative to file an application and a renewal application to renew the certification by the date stated in the certification. Senate only Section 13 (103I.535, subd. 6) changes shaft to boring. Senate only Section 14 (103I.541) changes registration to certification and removes references to registration. Clarifies that a representative must file an application and a renewal application to renew the certification and must include Senate only
Section 33 [144H.02] establishes a licensing requirement for the ownership and operation of a prescribed pediatric extended care center, specifies the conditions under which multiple licenses are required, and prohibits prescribed pediatric extended care centers from being located on the same grounds as a child care center. Identical Sec. 16. Licensure required. Adds § 144H.02. Prohibits a person from owning or operating a prescribed pediatric extended care center, or PPEC center, unless the center is licensed by the commissioner of health under this chapter. Section 34 [144H.03] exempts federal facilities and facilities licensed under Chapter 144 or 144A from prescribed pediatric extended care center licensing requirements. Identical Sec. 17. Exemptions. Adds § 144H.03. Exempts facilities operated by a federal agency and facilities licensed under chapters 144 (hospitals and supervised living facilities) and 144A (nursing homes, boarding care homes, and hospices) from the licensing requirements of this chapter. Section 35 [144H.04] described the licensing and license renewal process and specifies that licenses are nontransferable. Same except: Senate requires licenses to be issued beginning February 1, 2019, and House requires licenses to be issued beginning January 1, 2018. Senate refers to rules adopted under chapter 144H and House refers to rules that apply to PPEC centers. Sec. 18. License application and renewal. Adds § 144H.04. Establishes a procedure and requirements for seeking licensure and for license renewal. Specifies that PPEC center licenses are not transferrable. Section 36 [144H.05] requires licensing fees in the amount of $11,000, renewal fees in the amount of $4,720, and late application or renewal fees of $25. These sections address fees. Differences are: Senate initial application fee is $11,000 and House initial application fee is $3,820. Senate renewal fee is $4,720 and House renewal fee is $1,800. House establishes a change of ownership fee of $4,200 and Senate does not. Senate and House subd. 4, addressing nonrefundable fees and depositing fees in the state government special Sec. 19. Fees. Adds § 144H.05. Specifies fees for initial license applications, license renewal, late submission of a renewal application, and change of ownership. Provides that fees are not refundable.
revenue fund, are identical but House subd. 4 could not be printed in the side by side because of a numbering error. Section 37 [144H.06] directs the commission of health to adopt rules for the implementation of this new chapter. Senate only House only Sec. 20. Application of rules for hospice services and residential hospice facilities. Adds § 144H.06. Provides that rules for hospice services and residential hospice facilities, administered by the commissioner of health, also apply to PPEC centers, except that the rules listed in clauses (1) to (11) do not apply. Section 38 [144H.07] specifies the services that may be provided in a prescribed pediatric extended care center as well as limitations on those services. Services may only be provided children with medically complex needs or who are technologically dependent and for no more than 14 hours within a 24 hour period. The facility may operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Similar, except Senate language allows PPEC centers to provide services up to 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and House language allows PPEC centers to provide services up to 14 hours a day, six days a week. Sec. 21. Services; limitations. Adds § 144H.07. Requires PPEC centers to provide basic services to medically complex and technologically dependent children, based on a protocol of care established for each child. Allows a PPEC center to provide care up to 24 hours a day and up to seven days a week. Prohibits a child from attending a PPEC center more than 14 hours in a 24-hour period. Prohibits a PPEC center from providing other services besides services to medically complex or technologically dependent children. Specifies that the maximum capacity for a PPEC center is 45 children. Section 39 [144H.08] specifies the duties of the owner and requires the owner to designate an administrator, whose duties are also specified. Identical Sec. 22. Administration and management. Adds § 144H.08. Provides that the owner of a PPEC center has the full legal authority and responsibility for operation of the center, and requires the owner to designate an administrator who is responsible for overall management of the center. Lists duties for center administrators.