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Committee approves routine items; DHS agrees to pause personal‑care rule and work with legislators
Summary
The committee approved minutes and referred items C1/C2 to subcommittees; after extensive questioning DHS agreed to pull the personal‑care rule for further work with legislative members and the meeting was adjourned.
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At the start of the meeting the committee approved the December 8 minutes and adopted the chair's recommendations to refer Item C (C1 and C2) to the Labor and Environment subcommittees.
After the DHS presentation and an extended question-and-answer period, the chair offered the agency the option to withdraw the proposed rule from consideration and work with legislators to resolve outstanding concerns. DHS accepted that option. With no further business the chair adjourned the meeting.
There were no formal votes on the personal‑care rule at the session; the agency will return with revised materials and additional data at a future meeting.
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