SF 3240 authorizes electronic monitoring in certain Minnesota health care facilities, outlining scope and safeguards for privacy, data handling, and oversight.

SF 821 lets hydroelectric capacity count toward Minnesota's Renewable Energy Standard, expanding eligible tech and changing how utilities meet RES obligations.

Creates a Minnesota Patient-Centered Care program to center planning, delivery, and coordination around patients' needs, aiming to improve care experiences and outcomes.

SF 1039 would authorize Parks and Trails Fund appropriations to support parks, trails, and related projects, but with sponsor Eichorn stricken its fate remains uncertain.