This Minnesota legislative bill proposes changes to how correctional fees are managed. These changes include:

1. Definitions Expansion: The definition of correctional fees will be broadened. From August 1, 2023, to July 31, 2027, fees will cover various services such as probation oversight, restitution collection, and post-prison supervision or release.

2. Reporting Requirements: Every year by January 15, the Commissioner of Corrections must provide a detailed report to relevant legislative bodies on the types of correctional services charged as well as the total and collected fees.

3. Removal of Fee Expiration: The bill aims to remove the scheduled end (sunset) of charging for supervision fees, which means that these fees can continue indefinitely.

In summary, the bill is focused on modifying the structure around the imposition and reporting of correctional fees, including ensuring these fees continue without a set end date.