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Personal data, privacy, cybersecurity duties, processing, and cross-border transfers. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
543 matching statutes
United States — Minnesota
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This provision sets standards for children’s mental health services and requires providers and county boards to give notices, get consent, protect data, and follow assessment and treatment-plan deadlines.
United States — Minnesota
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The provision gives immunity for reporting to the board, protects board-related investigators from liability, and requires an investigated physician assistant to cooperate and redact patient identifiers when needed.
United States — Minnesota
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Postsecondary institutions covered by this section must adopt and post a sexual misconduct policy, provide training and reporting systems, and protect victims’ rights and privacy.
United States — Minnesota
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The agency and commissioner may respond to hazardous releases, but must first request action from responsible parties, notify affected property owners, and follow notice and information-sharing steps.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision sets out how the health commissioner can isolate or quarantine people, when court orders or temporary holds are needed, and what notice, hearing, and counsel rights apply.
United States — Minnesota
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Group purchasers must issue Minnesota uniform health care identification cards and follow the section’s card-content and format rules.
United States — Minnesota
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This section defines terms used in Minnesota Statutes sections 60A.985 to 60A.9857.
United States — Minnesota
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Facilities must report specified adverse health care events to the commissioner and file them in the required format, while keeping patient and staff identities out of the report.
United States — Minnesota
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The legislative auditor must be appointed by the commission, set up audit and review divisions, perform specified audits and reports, and follow limits on office-holding and political candidacy.
United States — Minnesota
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This section defines technology terms and gives the state chief information officer broad responsibilities for planning, standards, cybersecurity, accessibility, evaluation, reporting, and support.
United States — Minnesota
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This section limits citation-based release for certain domestic abuse, harassment, stalking, and protection-order cases, requires detention and judicial review in some cases, and sets notice and release procedures.
United States — Minnesota
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Several Minnesota commissioners must make a written interagency contract and develop a coordinated employment-and-training intake system.
United States — Minnesota
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Requesting agencies must require fingerprints for certain people with access to federal tax information, and the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension handles the background-check process.
United States — Minnesota
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This section defines key terms and sets filing, document-sharing, privacy, and rulemaking rules for workers’ compensation dispute documents.
United States — Minnesota
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The security fund must be run by a nine-member board, private self-insurers must join as members, and the fund must adopt bylaws and a plan of operation with commissioner approval.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision requires juvenile court and related officers to keep, retain, share, and restrict access to juvenile records under specific conditions.
United States — Minnesota
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This section creates peatland scientific and natural areas, assigns the commissioner to manage them, and restricts damaging activities like new drainage, mineral removal, timber harvesting, and new corridors of disturbance.
United States — Minnesota
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The state generally cannot request, inspect, or seize certain environmental audit materials after a qualifying report is received, but several enforcement and investigative exceptions remain.
United States — Minnesota
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Ombudspersons must monitor child-protection and placement compliance for children of color and have broad investigative powers.
United States — Minnesota
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The sheriff must investigate and report certain deaths, and the medical examiner may or must perform autopsies in specified cases.