The bill establishes a Legislative Task Force on Guardianship in Minnesota, which will consist of a diverse group of members including legislators, judges, individuals with guardianship experience, and representatives from various advocacy organizations. The task force is tasked with addressing concerns and gaps related to guardianships and exploring less restrictive alternatives. It will make recommendations on various issues such as increasing the number of qualified guardians, securing funding, and preserving the civil rights of individuals under guardianship. The task force is required to meet at least quarterly and will be supported administratively by the Minnesota Council on Disability.

Additionally, the task force is mandated to submit a report by December 31, 2026, detailing its findings and recommendations, including draft legislation for proposed policy changes. The task force will expire upon submission of its report or if funding is not appropriated during the 2025 legislative session. The establishment of the task force is contingent upon the legislature providing the necessary funding in 2025.