The bill aims to enhance public safety by repealing outdated fire safety measures that predate the statewide fire code in Minnesota. Specifically, it repeals Minnesota Statutes 2024, sections 325F.02 through 325F.07, which include regulations on the manufacture, storage, and sale of matches, as well as requirements for flame-resistant public assembly tents and related materials. The bill recognizes that these regulations are no longer relevant or necessary in light of modern fire safety standards.

By removing these statutes, the bill seeks to streamline regulations and eliminate unnecessary burdens on businesses and individuals. The repealed sections included detailed provisions regarding the safety of matches, labeling requirements, and penalties for violations, which are now considered outdated. This legislative change reflects a shift towards more current and effective fire safety practices, aligning with contemporary standards and regulations.