House approves public-policy amendment stressing 'reasonable accommodation' in Minnesota Human Rights Act
The House approved Senate File 3210 with an amendment adding a public-policy statement that entities should engage in a good‑faith reasonable‑accommodation conversation; supporters said it clarifies expectations, opponents warned the language could invite litigation and ambiguity across statutory sections.
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The Minnesota House on May 12 passed Senate File 3210 as amended, adding a public-policy provision that urges entities to engage in a good‑faith process when responding to requests for reasonable accommodations by people with disabilities.
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