The proposed bill aims to regulate abortion practices in Minnesota by prohibiting partial-birth abortions and abortions during the third trimester of pregnancy, with specific exceptions. It establishes a licensing requirement for abortion facilities, mandating that they obtain accreditation from recognized organizations. Additionally, the bill requires that a parent or guardian of a minor be notified within 24 hours if an abortion is performed without their consent due to a medical emergency. It also stipulates that any unborn child born alive after an attempted abortion must be treated as a person under the law, with appropriate documentation provided.

Key provisions include the definitions of terms related to abortion, the establishment of a licensing framework for abortion facilities, and the conditions under which abortions may be performed. The bill outlines the penalties for non-compliance, including the potential for license suspension or revocation. Furthermore, it appropriates funds for the implementation of these licensing activities, ensuring that the Minnesota Department of Health has the necessary resources to enforce the new regulations.