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MN SF3887
Bill
Status
2/26/2026
Primary Sponsor
Eric Pratt
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AI Summary
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Expands self-insurance authority for employee health benefits (including long-term disability) to watershed districts, watershed management organizations, and towns, which were previously excluded from Minnesota Statute 471.617
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Requires entities with more than 100 employees to self-insure individually, or allows two or more entities to jointly self-insure if they collectively have more than 100 employees
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Self-insurance plans must be certified by the Department of Commerce and provide all benefits required by law for group health insurance policies
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Requires 10 days' written notice and agreement from the exclusive representative (union) representing the largest number of employees before adopting a self-insured health benefit plan
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Mandates 30 days' written notice to exclusive representatives and benefit recipients before dissolving any self-insurance fund, with remaining assets dedicated to health insurance benefits for current recipients
Legislative Description
Watershed districts, watershed management organizations, and towns permission to self-insure for certain employee health benefits
Last Action
Second reading
3/5/2026