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MN HF3075
Bill
Status
2/3/2022
Primary Sponsor
Ami Wazlawik
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AI Summary
HF3075 Summary
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Manufacturers of products containing intentionally added PFAS sold in Minnesota must submit written notice to the Pollution Control Agency commissioner before April 1, 2025 for existing products, or 30 days before initial sale for new products.
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Notice must include product description, PFAS function, amount of each PFAS identified by Chemical Abstracts Service Registry number, manufacturer contact information, and other information required by commissioner rule.
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Commissioner may waive notice requirements if substantially equivalent information is publicly available and may accept notices through a shared system with other states or political subdivisions.
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Commissioner must adopt rules that may prioritize products most likely to contaminate state land or water resources, allow category-based rather than individual product notices, require updates when product information changes, and establish fees to cover implementation costs based on PFAS volume, sales volume, or PFAS type.
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Subdivisions 1, 3, and 4 effective immediately upon enactment; subdivision 2 effective January 1, 2025.
Legislative Description
Products containing PFAS disclosure notice required, and rulemaking required.
Last Action
Author added Sandell
4/7/2022