The bill SF No 499 introduced in the Minnesota Senate aims to reduce the filing fee required for complaints related to data practices. Specifically, it proposes to amend the existing law to lower this fee to $100. The bill also outlines the procedures and timelines for submitting such complaints, including conditions under which complaints can be filed beyond the standard two-year limit in cases involving concealment or misrepresentation by a government entity. Additionally, it specifies how complaints should be submitted and handles, including requirements for written, sworn complaints and rapid notification of the government entities involved. The bill aims to make the complaint process more accessible by reducing costs and streamlining procedures.