The Minnesota Senate bill S.F. No. 933 aims to establish a comprehensive state healthcare system, known as the Minnesota Health Plan, to ensure that all residents of Minnesota have access to necessary healthcare services. The bill proposes the creation of several bodies to manage this plan, including the Minnesota Health Board, the Minnesota Health Fund, and an office for quality and planning, as well as roles like an ombudsman for patient advocacy and an auditor general. The plan will be funded through premiums adjusted according to income, and aims to cover all required medical services without co-pays or additional charges at the point of use. The bill also seeks to maintain healthcare provider availability, encourage preventive care, and handle administrative tasks efficiently. Additionally, several legislative changes are proposed to accommodate the implementation and operation of this plan.