Electronic and internal components exempted from PFAS prohibitions, prohibitions delayed on lead-containing products, and PFAS-containing firefighting foam at airport hangars prohibitions delayed.

HF 1906 modifies Minnesota's environmental regulations by delaying specific bans on harmful chemicals. It exempts electronic and internal components from PFAS prohibitions until January 1, 2032, delays restrictions on lead-containing products (like circuit boards and pens) until 2028 with mandatory six-month compliance reports from manufacturers, and postpones PFAS firefighting foam bans at airport hangars until 2028. Airport operators must submit annual reports on conversion progress and may request one-year extensions if safety and environmental protections are maintained. These changes apply directly to manufacturers of electronics, consumer products, and airport facilities using specific firefighting foam.