MN HF3755

Redefines "marine carbon monoxide detection system" to require certification by a nationally recognized testing laboratory to conform to current UL Standards for recreational boats, replacing the prior reference to American Boat and Yacht Council Standard A-24 from July 2015.

Removes the May 1, 2017 deadline and establishes that no new motorboat with an enclosed accommodation compartment may be sold or offered for sale in Minnesota unless equipped with a functioning marine carbon monoxide detection system installed per manufacturer instructions.

Requires all recreational motorboats with enclosed accommodation compartments to be equipped with a functioning marine carbon monoxide detection system in order to operate on Minnesota waters.

Mandates carbon monoxide detection systems be located to monitor the atmosphere of the main cabin and be installed in each sleeping accommodation or within 10 feet (3.048 meters) of any designated sleeping accommodations.

Section 1 effective the day following final enactment; Section 2 effective May 1, 2018.