This bill establishes a supplemental anatomical gift education program aimed at increasing awareness and registration for organ, tissue, and eye donation among adult applicants for driver's licenses and Minnesota identification cards. It amends Minnesota Statutes to provide a 50% fee credit for individuals who complete the education program, which is designed to be accessible through both in-person and online formats. The program will require a minimum of one hour of instruction, knowledge testing, and the issuance of a completion certificate. The bill also outlines the responsibilities of the commissioner in implementing the program and collaborating with nonprofit organizations to develop and administer the curriculum.

Additionally, the bill modifies existing provisions related to fees for driver's licenses and identification cards. It introduces a new credit for those who complete the supplemental anatomical gift education program while maintaining other fee structures. The anatomical gift account is also amended to include funding for this new education program, ensuring that resources are allocated to enhance public understanding of anatomical gifts. The effective date for these changes is set for January 1, 2026.

Statutes affected:
Introduction: 171.06, 171.075