SF 2042 directs Minnesota to assess out-of-school programs for youth under 21, aiming to enhance access and quality through community input and recommendations.

Redefines SUD care by standardizing comprehensive assessments and tightening provider qualifications, affecting patients, providers, and payers.

SF 2172 would modify Minnesota cannabis rules across agencies to tighten regulation, boost protections, and improve youth safety, affecting regulators, businesses, and students.

Minnesota SF 1560 would require health plans to cover certain acupuncture services, boosting access and parity, with possible impacts on costs and patient out-of-pocket.

SF 507 requires school districts to adopt policies ensuring parents needing language assistance can actively participate in their child's education, promoting equity and inclusivity.