Final answer:
In Minnesota, group life insurance policies must include both conversion and continuation provisions to provide coverage to employees.
Explanation:
Minnesota law requires that life insurance coverage written under a group policy must include both a conversion provision and a continuation provision. A conversion provision allows employees to convert their group coverage to an individual policy in case they leave the group, while a continuation provision allows terminated employees to continue their coverage through a self-paid policy.
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