This bill modifies human services statutes in Minnesota, specifically regarding day services for adults with disabilities. Key provisions include:

1. Commissioner Duties: The commissioner of human services is required to supervise how lead agencies provide day services. Responsibilities include:

   • Assessing the need for day programs (excluding adult day services under certain statutes).
   • Establishing payment rates for these services.
   • Adopting rules for administering day services.
   • Coordinating services through interagency agreements.
   • Monitoring and evaluating costs and effectiveness.
   • Providing technical assistance to agencies and vendors.

2. Case Manager Role: Requires case managers to evaluate an individual’s ability to make informed decisions regarding their services.

3. Updating Cross-References: Corrects and updates statutory references for consistency.

4. Business Changes: Specifies that a determination of need is not required when a day service provider changes its name or ownership.

Overall, the bill aims to improve oversight, streamline administrative processes, and clarify regulations for day services supporting adults with disabilities.