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Judiciary Finance and Civil Law

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Judiciary Finance and Civil Law

1/26/2023
1. HF 19 (L. Olson) Earned sick and safe time provided, report required, rulemaking authorized, and money appropriated.
2. HF 45 (Feist) Assessment process established to determine if current and former members of the military charged with offenses are eligible for deferred prosecution.
3. HF 28 (Frazier) Right to vote restored to individuals convicted of a felony upon completion of any term of incarceration imposed and executed by a court for the offense. (pending referral)

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Bills Added:
HF0019 (Olson) - Earned sick and safe time provided, Ninth Judicial District court judge added, report required, rulemaking authorized, and money appropriated.
HF0028 (Frazier) - Right to vote restored to individuals convicted of a felony upon completion of any term of incarceration imposed and executed by a court for the offense, and money appropriated.
HF0045 (Feist) - Assessment process established to determine if current and former members of the military charged with offenses are eligible for deferred prosecution.
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Judiciary Finance and Civil Law

1/24/2023
1. HF 55 (Richardson) Office created for missing and murdered Black women and girls, report required, and money appropriated.
2. HF 91 (Liebling) Abortion regulating statutes repealed, sex offenses repealed, statutes governing the sale of articles and information and prohibiting advertisements repealed, limitation removed on performance of abortions at birth centers, language stricken regarding medical assistance coverage of abortion, limitation removed on MinnesotaCare coverage of abortion, and conforming changes made.
3. HF 121 (Edelson) Competency attainment; technical changes made, and money appropriated.
4. HF 420 (Reyer) Fee revenue reallocated, and Minnesota Family Resiliency Partnership funding increased.

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Bills Added:
HF0055 (Richardson) - Office created for missing and murdered Black women and girls, office authorized to issue grants, Bureau of Criminal Apprehension required to operate missing person alert program, report required, and money appropriated.
HF0091 (Liebling) - Abortion regulating statutes repealed, sex offenses repealed, statutes governing the sale of articles and information and prohibiting advertisements repealed, limitation removed on performance of abortions at birth centers, language stricken regarding medical assistance coverage of abortion, limitation removed on MinnesotaCare coverage of abortion, and conforming changes made.
HF0121 (Edelson) - Competency attainment; technical changes made, and money appropriated.
HF0420 (Reyer) - Fee revenue reallocated, and Minnesota Family Resiliency Partnership funding increased.
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Judiciary Finance and Civil Law

1/19/2023
1. HF 4 (Gomez) Noncompliant driver's license or Minnesota identification card requirements modified and related changes made, including on eligibility, proof of lawful presence, primary and secondary documentation, and data practices; technical changes made; and money appropriated.*
2. HF 100 (Stephenson) Cannabis; Office of Cannabis Management established; advisory councils established; use and sale reports required; possession and use by adults legalized and limited; licensing, inspection, and regulation of businesses provided; cannabis flower and cannabinoid product testing required; advertisement of flower, products, and businesses limited; cultivation in private residences provided; medical cannabis program regulating authority transferred; sale of adult-use cannabis taxed; grant and loan programs established; criminal penalties amended; expungement procedures established for individuals; labor standards established for use of cannabis by employees and testing of employees; edible cannabinoid product temporary regulation provided; marijuana and tetrahydrocannabinols scheduling amended; data classified; miscellaneous cannabis-related changes and additions made; clarifying and technical changes made; and money appropriated.**
3. HF 6 (Stephenson) Price gouging prohibited, and penalties prescribed.

*for HF 4, committee discussion will be limited to the provisions within the jurisdiction of the Judiciary Finance and Civil Law Committee. The relevant section of HF 4 is Article 2 (dealing with data).
**for HF 100, committee discussion, testimony and amendments will be limited to the provisions within the jurisdiction of the Judiciary Finance and Civil Law Committee. The relevant provisions are as follows:
Article 1:
• Sec. 5 – Statewide monitoring system (particularly subdivision 2 – data submissions)
• Sec. 9 – Personal adult use (particularly subdivision 9 – civil penalties)
• Sec. 17 – Inspection and penalties (particularly subdivision 5 – civil penalties; subdivision 6 – nonpublic data)
• Sec. 28 – Cannabis wholesaler operations (particularly subdivision 5, par. (e) – civil liability)
• Sec. 48 – Duties of the Div. of Med. Can.; registry program (particularly subdivision 3 – data on research)
• Sec. 49 – Duties of health care practitioners; registry program (particularly subdivision 1 – Tennesen warning; subdivision 4 – data)
• Sec. 51 – Protections for registry program participants (particularly subdivision 2 – civil protections; subdivision 4 – action for damages)
• Sec. 53 – Data practices
• Sec. 65 – Lawful activities
• Sec. 66 – Civil liability
Article 4
• Sec. 13 – Controlled substances (forfeiture)
• Sec. 14 – Property subject to administrative forfeiture
• Sec. 15 – Controlled substances (forfeiture)
Article 5 - Expungement
• Particularly sections 5, 7, 8, and 10
Article 6
• Sec. 3 – Cannabis business data
• Sec. 4 – Cannabis Expungement Board records
Article 7
• Sec. 2 – Remedies available (permits civil penalties)
• Sec. 3 – Sale of certain cannabinoid products (particularly subdivision 6 – permits civil penalties)
Article 9
• Subdivision 18 – Supreme Court (appropriation)


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Bills Added:
HF0006 (Stephenson) - Price gouging prohibited during an abnormal market disruption, and penalties prescribed.
HF0100 (Stephenson) - Cannabis finance and policy bill.
HF0004 (Gomez) - Noncompliant driver's license or Minnesota ID card requirements modified and related changes made, including on eligibility, proof of lawful presence, primary and secondary documentation, and data practices; and money appropriated.
Attachments:

Judiciary Finance and Civil Law

1/17/2023
1. HF 34 (Jordan) Local government license data classified.
2. Department of Administration presentation on Chapter 13
3. HF 56 (Feist) Recording and title provisions modified and updated, clarifying and technical changes made, and obsolete provisions repealed.
4. HF 244 (Feist) Uniform Electronic Wills Act adopted; and technical, clarifying, and conforming changes made.
5. HF 321 (Becker-Finn) Educational data that may be designated as publicly available directory information limited, and private educational data allowed to be shared with government entities having a legitimate education interest in data.
6. HF 227 (Huot) Notary publics authorized to perform civil marriages.

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Bills Added:
HF0034 (Jordan) - Local government license data classified.
HF0321 (Becker-Finn) - Educational data that may be designated as publicly available directory information limited, and private educational data allowed to be shared with public libraries.
HF0056 (Feist) - Recording and title provisions modified and updated, clarifying and technical changes made, and obsolete provisions repealed.
HF0244 (Feist) - Uniform Electronic Wills Act adopted; and technical, clarifying, and conforming changes made.
HF0227 (Huot) - Notaries public and past or current Minnesota elected officials authorized to perform civil marriages.
Attachments:

Judiciary Finance and Civil Law

1/12/2023
1. HF 4 (Gomez) Drivers Licenses for All*
2. HF 34 (Jordan) Local government license data classified.
3. HF 62 (M. Nelson) Public Employment Relations Board data modified, and money appropriated.
4. HF 179 (Hanson, J.) Final marriage dissolution name change process created.

*for HF 4, committee discussion will be limited to the provisions within the jurisdiction of the Judiciary Finance and Civil Law Committee. The relevant section of HF 4 is Article 2 (dealing with data).

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Bills Added:
HF0004 (Gomez) - Noncompliant driver's license or Minnesota ID card requirements modified and related changes made, including on eligibility, proof of lawful presence, primary and secondary documentation, and data practices; and money appropriated.
HF0034 (Jordan) - Local government license data classified.
HF0062 (Nelson) - Public Employment Relations Board data modified, and money appropriated.
HF0179 (Hanson) - Final marriage dissolution name change process created.
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