The legislative bill, titled "Unilateral Emergency Powers Repeal Act," is about changing how emergencies are managed in Minnesota. It aims to remove the power of the governor to declare emergencies and instead gives this power to the state legislature. The bill also seeks to protect citizens' rights by ensuring that during emergencies, authorities cannot bypass normal legal processes to make rules that have the same power as laws. Instead, any emergency orders must be handled within the existing legal framework and require legislative approval. Essentially, this bill transfers significant emergency control from the governor to the legislature, emphasizing adherence to constitutional rights and established procedures during a state of emergency.