Membership of the Rare Disease Advisory Council modification

SF 1069 modifies the membership structure of Minnesota's Rare Disease Advisory Council. It adds specific new categories, including requiring at least one council member with a rare disease or as a caregiver to reside in rural Minnesota, and creates formal legislative representation (two senators and two House members appointed by leadership). The bill also establishes clear roles for ex officio members (health commissioner, Mayo Medical School, University of Minnesota Medical School) and allows for temporary "ad hoc" members with expertise for specific projects. These changes clarify who serves on the council but do not alter the council's purpose or direct healthcare policies. The bill affects the council's composition, not the delivery of rare disease care.