This bill encompasses a range of amendments to Minnesota Statutes, primarily focusing on judiciary appropriations, data practices, and the handling of personal information. It allocates new funding for judicial entities, including the supreme court and court of appeals, while mandating budget reductions for certain offices. The bill introduces provisions for restorative practice participant data, classifying it as private but allowing for disclosure under specific conditions. Additionally, it enhances reporting requirements for various boards and modifies the structure of the Statewide Office of Appellate Counsel and Training, establishing it as an executive agency with defined responsibilities.

Moreover, the bill addresses public data requests, allowing government entities to charge reasonable fees for remote access and modifying the classification of student and parent data to ensure privacy. It also introduces new requirements for individuals requesting real property records, including notarized forms and service fees for processing requests. The bill aims to streamline court processes, enhance transparency, and protect individual privacy rights, with many provisions set to take effect on January 1, 2026.

Statutes affected:
Introduction: 484.44, 484.51, 518.68, 524.5
1st Engrossment: 142A.76, 260C.419, 480.243, 480.35, 484.44, 484.51, 518.68, 518B.01, 524.5, 595.02, 611.45, 611.46, 611.49, 611.55, 611.56, 611.59, 580.07, 581.02, 13.03, 13.32, 13.43, 13.991, 144E.123, 480.40, 480.45