Purpose of the Bill

The bill aims to repeal the implementation of the REAL ID law in Minnesota, which affects how driver's licenses and identification cards are issued in the state.

Main Provisions

• The bill proposes that the legislature fully repeals the REAL ID implementation law originally enacted in 2017.
• It instructs the revisor of statutes to collaborate with various legislative bodies and the Department of Public Safety to draft new legislation for the 2026 legislative session.
• The new legislation should include all necessary statutory changes, cross-references, and conforming adjustments needed due to the repeal.

Significant Changes to Existing Law

• By repealing the 2017 REAL ID implementation, the bill seeks to remove the requirements that Minnesota driver's licenses and identification cards comply with federal REAL ID standards.
• It necessitates the preparation of a detailed proposal for the 2026 legislative session to ensure that all legal and procedural aspects align with the repeal.

Relevant Terms

REAL ID, driver's licenses, identification cards, 2017 legislation, federal standards, Department of Public Safety, statutory changes, legislative session.