Bill > SF2487

This bill, the End-of-Life Options Act, establishes a process for terminally ill adults in Minnesota to request and obtain a prescription for medical aid-in-dying medication. The bill defines key terms, sets out requirements for informed decision-making and consent, outlines responsibilities for healthcare providers, and provides protections and immunities for healthcare providers who comply with the law. The bill also prohibits certain actions like coercion or forgery, and clarifies that the use of medical aid-in-dying does not constitute suicide, assisted suicide, or elder abuse under the law.