Genome Statute and Legislation Database
The Genome Statute and Legislation Database is comprised of state statutes and bills introduced during the 2002-2024 U.S. state legislative sessions.
State | Primary Link | Topic(s) | Bill Status | Summary |
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Michigan | 2013 State Bills Michigan 2013 SB 568 | Privacy | Died | This bill requires the Department of Community Health to develop a model written, informed consent form for genetic testing. Health care professionals must have test subjects complete the form prior to ordering genetic testing. Died. |
Michigan | 2016 State Bills Michigan 2016 HB 5769 | Privacy | Died | Amends the state genetic privacy law. Changes in introduced version of bill only involve unsubstantial changes in wording of text. Died. |
Michigan | 2017 State Bills Michigan 2017 HB 4514 | Employment Nondiscrimination | Died | Requires employers of 50 people or more to post a notice that it is illegal under federal law to pay employees different wages for the same work based on certain criteria, including genetic information. Died. |
Michigan | 2017 State Bills Michigan 2017 SB 322 | Employment Nondiscrimination | Died | Requires employers of 50 people or more to post a notice that it is illegal under federal law to pay employees different wages for the same work based on certain criteria, including genetic information. Died. |
Michigan | 2019 State Bills Michigan 2019 HB 4634 | Employment Nondiscrimination | Died | Requires employers of 50 or more individuals to post a notice that wage discrimination based on genetic information is prohibited under federal law. Died. |
Michigan | 2019 State Bills Michigan 2019 SB 333 | Employment Nondiscrimination | Died | Requires employers of 50 or more individuals to post a notice that wage discrimination based on genetic information is prohibited under federal law. Died. |
Minnesota | 2008 State Bills Minnesota 2008 HF 3438/SF 3138 | Use of Residual Newborn Screening Specimens | Died | This bill excludes the health department's collection, use, storage and dissemination of genetic information and blood specimens for testing infants for heritable and congenital disorders from the law governing genetic information collected by a government entity. The bill also requires that parents are provided information about how specimens may be used and allows parents to opt out of public health studies or research. Measure failed. |
Minnesota | 2008 State Bills Minnesota 2008 HF 1905 | Health Insurance Nondiscrimination, Other Lines of Insurance Nondiscrimination | Died | This bill modifies the definition of genetic test under the Genetic Insurance Discrimination Act and adds a new section restricting the use of genetic information in individual and group life, disability income and long-term care insurance. For underwriting and ratemaking purposes, these insurers may not request or require a genetic test, use genetic test results other than those in the medical record or use genetic test results in the medical record without claims experience, substantial data or actuarial justification. Measure failed. |
Minnesota | 2008 State Bills Minnesota 2008 HF 4242 | Other Topics | Died | This bill requires any person who provides a specimen collection kit to a resident of Minnesota for the purpose of collecting genetic material to perform a genetic test to first provide the resident with the disclosure, as described in the legislation. The bill also requires a study to determine which companies and laboratories are providing direct-to-consumer genetic tests to Minnesota residents. Measure failed. |
Minnesota | 2009 State Bills Minnesota 2009 HF 1341 | Use of Residual Newborn Screening Specimens | Died | This bill excludes the health department's collection, use, storage and dissemination of genetic information and blood specimens for testing infants for heritable and congenital disorders from the law governing genetic information collected by a government entity. The bill also requires that parents are provided information about how specimens may be used and allows parents to opt out of public health studies or research. Measure failed. |
Minnesota | 2009 State Bills Minnesota 2009 HF 1821/SF 2865 | Privacy | Died | This bill adds third generation pedigrees to health data protections that apply to the state health department. This bill also requires government entities to obtain written informed consent to collect genetic information and human biological specimens. Consent must include the purpose for collection, the length of retention, and any dissemination outside the organization that will occur. Measure failed. |
Minnesota | 2009 State Bills Minnesota 2009 HF 901 | Privacy | Died | This bill amends the definition of genetic information and creates a new section of the state genetic privacy law to separate the provisions that apply to government entities versus any person. The requirements imposed on government entities and any person with respect to written informed consent and appropriate use of genetic information are identical. Measure failed. |
Minnesota | 2009 State Bills Minnesota 2009 HF 902 | Privacy, Research | Died | This bill creates personal property rights human biological specimens, defined as tissues, organs and body parts from which DNA may be isolated and requires written informed consent for the use of biological specimens in medical or genetic research. Consent forms must provide at least three options, including consent for a specific research project, consent for future research projects that are yet undefined, or consent for future research projects that are yet undefined, contingent on the research entity returning to seek specific written informed consent if the project is or could be considered controversial. The bill allows limited use of biological specimens for the calibration of laboratory equipment. Measure failed. |
Minnesota | 2009 State Bills Minnesota 2009 SF 1653 | Health Insurance Nondiscrimination | Died | This bill adds supplemental Medicare policies to health insurance plans covered under the state genetic_discrimination Act. HF 1853, which was approved by the Governor, was substituted for this bill. |
Minnesota | 2010 State Bills Minnesota 2010 HF 1681 | Other Topics | Died | This bill requires any person who provides a specimen collection kit to a resident of Minnesota for the purpose of collecting genetic material to perform a genetic test to first provide the resident with the disclosure, as described in the legislation. The bill also requires a study to determine which companies and laboratories are providing direct-to-consumer genetic tests to Minnesota residents. Measure failed. |
Minnesota | 2011 State Bills Minnesota 2011 HF 1357 | Other Topics | Died | This bill requires any person who provides a specimen collection kit to a resident of Minnesota for the purpose of collecting genetic material to perform a genetic test to first provide the resident with the disclosure, as described in the legislation. The bill also requires a study to determine which companies and laboratories are providing direct-to-consumer genetic tests to Minnesota residents. Measure failed. |
Minnesota | 2012 State Bills Minnesota 2012 HF 3025 | Privacy | Died | This bill amends the definition of genetic test in the statutes regarding government data practices. Measure failed. |
Minnesota | 2013 State Bills Minnesota 2013 HF 589/SF 1017 | Privacy, Research, Use of Residual Newborn Screening Specimens | Died | This bill specifies that newborn screening activities are subject to state law on the collection, storage, use, and dissemination of genetic information. A new statute section also is created on the treatment of biological specimens and health data held by the health department and health boards. The new statute section allows the commissioner to collect, use, store, and disseminate biological specimens and health data to conduct research in a manner that is consistent with the federal common rule for the protection. Died. |
Minnesota | 2014 State Bills Minnesota 2014 HF 2402 | Use of Residual Newborn Screening Specimens | Died | The original version of this bill amended the newborn screening law pertaining to storage of blood samples. All language was subsequently deleted pertaining to the newborn screening program. |
Minnesota | 2014 State Bills Minnesota 2014 HF 2526/SF 2047 | Research, Use of Residual Newborn Screening Specimens | Died | The bill provides options to parents regarding blood samples collected for the purpose of newborn screening, including the right to authorize in writing that the blood sample and test results may be used for public health studies or research. Died. |
Minnesota | 2017 State Bills Minnesota 2017 HF 402/SF 613 | Other Topics | Died | Establishes a genetic marker testing pilot program. The program is intended to refine the understanding of disease onset and progression, treatment response, and health outcomes through more precise measurement of genetic factors that contribute to health and disease. Died. |
Minnesota | 2017 State Bills Minnesota 2017 HF 887 | Health Insurance Nondiscrimination | Died | A managed care organization that contracts with the health commissioner cannot discriminate or use any policy that has the effect of discriminating against people on the basis of genetic information. Died. |
Minnesota | 2017 State Bills Minnesota 2017 SF 781 | Health Insurance Nondiscrimination | Died | Establishes the MinnesotaCare program. A managed care organization that contracts with the Commissioner as part of the program may not discriminate or use any policy that has the effect of discriminating against people on the basis of genetic information. Died. |
Minnesota | 2019 State Bills Minnesota 2019 HF 1048 | Other Topics | Died | Establishes a pharmacogenetics task force. Died. |
Minnesota | 2019 State Bills Minnesota 2019 HF 112 | Privacy | Died | Modifies existing law pertaining to the use of genetic information by government entities and enacts a new consumer protection law regarding the use of genetic information. Died. |
Last updated: February 8, 2024