Chair: Rep. John Considine Location: Remote Hearing Agenda:
HF 493 (Zerwas) State correctional institution administrative and disciplinary segregation use guidelines established, and report required.
HF 1575 (Sandell) Jails authorized to share inmate mental illness information with a local county social services agency.
*HF 1399 (Considine) Ombudsman for corrections reestablished, ombudsman powers and duties established, report required, and money appropriated.
*HF 1399 will be heard to clarify a motion. The bill was previously before the committee. Testimony was heard. No public testimony will be taken for this bill.
Bills Added
HF493
(Zerwas)
State correctional institution administrative and disciplinary segregation use guidelines established, and report required.
Chair: Rep. Alice Hausman Location: Remote Hearing Agenda:
Homeownership Presentation HF 884 (Schultz) Workforce and affordable homeownership development program qualified entities to participate in and funding types available expanded, workforce and affordable homeownership account created in housing development fund, and money appropriated.
Challenge Grants HF 859 (Gunther) Minnesota Housing Finance Agency challenge grant program funding provided, and money appropriated.
Manufactured Housing Presentation HF 896 (Sauke) Manufactured home parks eligibility as housing improvement areas clarified, and housing infrastructure bonds use for manufactured home parks allowed.
Bills Added
HF884
(Schultz)
Workforce and affordable homeownership development program qualified entities to participate in and funding types available expanded, workforce and affordable homeownership account created in housing development fund, and money appropriated.
HF896
(Sauke)
Manufactured home parks eligibility as housing improvement areas clarified, and housing infrastructure bonds use for manufactured home parks allowed.
Chair: Rep. Paul Marquart Location: Remote Hearing Agenda:
I. HF 540 (Marquart) Taxpayers allowed to make certain elections for state tax filing purposes II. HF 1317 (Bierman) Solar energy systems purchase and installation temporary credit provided III. HF 1083 (Petersburg) Nonprofit tickets or admission exemption clarified IV. HF 1156 (Tabke) Minnesota housing tax credit contribution fund established, tax credit for certain contributions provided, report required, and money appropriated
Bills Added
HF540
(Marquart)
Taxpayers allowed to make certain elections for state tax filing purposes.
HF1156
(Tabke)
Minnesota housing tax credit contribution fund established, tax credit for certain contributions provided, report required, and money appropriated.
HF 1472 - Claflin: Public waters electronic transmission of certain information provided.
HF 1569 - Lippert: Drinking water protection pilot program established, and money appropriated.
HF 1239 - Wagenius: Health commissioner directed to test for contaminants in surface water used as drinking water, identification and implementation of source water protection strategies required, health commissioner directed to adopt health risk limits for certain substances, reports required, and money appropriated.
HF 1502 - Fischer: Salt applicator certification program established, and liability limited.
Bills Added
HF92
(Sundin)
Spear gun use to take fish allowed, and rulemaking authorized.
HF1239
(Wagenius)
Health commissioner directed to test for contaminants in surface water used as drinking water, identification and implementation of source water protection strategies required, health commissioner directed to adopt health risk limits for certain substances, reports required, and money appropriated.
Chair: Rep. John Lesch Location: Remote Hearing Agenda:
Uniform Law Commission budget presentation
HF 90 (Schultz) Elder Abuse bill
HF 1196 (Lesch) Applicant's and employee's personal usernames and passwords protected from access by employers, and civil enforcement...
HF 1197 (Lesch) Electronic communication held by a service provider or third party access by a gov't entity prohibited except under certain circumstances
HF 1236 (Lesch) Unmanned aerial vehicle (drone) use regulated by law enforcement agencies
**If bills on agenda are not completed during hearing time, we will continue hearing the bills on Thursday, 2/28/19**
**if you'd like to testify, please email the CA, Rachel Ganani, rachel.ganani@house.mn
Bills Added
HF1196
(Lesch)
Applicant and employee's personal usernames and passwords protected from access by employers, and civil enforcement provided.
HF1197
(Lesch)
Electronic communication held by a service provided or third party access by a government entity prohibited except under certain procedures, data retention limits provided, remedies provided, and report required.
HF90
(Schultz)
Assisted living resident consumer protections and licenses established, deceptive marketing and business practices prohibited, independent senior living facilities provisions and health services executive license established, Board of Examiners for Nursing Home Administrators name changed, fees imposed, conforming changes made, penalties provided, rulemaking authority granted, reports required, and money appropriated.
HF1236
(Lesch)
Vehicles and other property subject to forfeiture limited, innocent property owners provided recovery, participation in federal equitable sharing program modified, and reports required.
HF108 (Sundin) Twin Lakes Township; water infrastructure funding provided, bonds issued, and money appropriated
HF959 (Sundin) Western Lake Superior Sanitary District funding provided, bonds issued, and money appropriated
HF181 (Murphy) Duluth; Public Facilities Authority funding provided for the purpose of debt relief for the Duluth North Shore Sanitary District, and money appropriated
HF313 (Schomacker) Murray and Cottonwood Counties; Red Rock Rural Water System regional water service expansion funding provided, bonds issued, and money appropriated
HF1308 (Hansen) West St. Paul wastewater infrastructure improvements funding provided, bonds issued, and money appropriated
Bills Added
HF108
(Sundin)
Twin Lakes Township; water infrastructure funding provided, bonds issued, and money appropriated.
HF181
(Murphy)
Duluth; Public Facilities Authority funding provided for the purpose of debt relief for the Duluth North Shore Sanitary District, and money appropriated.
HF313
(Schomacker)
Murray and Cottonwood Counties; Red Rock Rural Water System regional water service expansion funding provided, bonds issued, and money appropriated.
Chair: Rep. Tina Liebling Location: Remote Hearing Agenda:
HF1058 (Halverson) Litigation proceeds required to be appropriated to commissioner of health and used for tobacco use prevention activities, and money appropriated. HF350 (Mann) Statewide cessation services to help Minnesotans quit using tobacco products authorized. HF940 (Cantrell) Palliative Care Advisory Council funding provided, and money appropriated.
Bills Added
HF1058
(Halverson)
Litigation proceeds required to be appropriated to commissioner of health and used for tobacco use prevention activities, and money appropriated.
Chair: Rep. Leon Lillie Location: Remote Hearing Agenda:
HF396 (Wolgamott) - Great River Children's Museum funding provided, and money appropriated. HF1448 (Mariani) - Science Museum of Minnesota funding provided, and money appropriated. HF1474 (Hausman) - Minnesota Humanities Center and Veterans' Voices program funding provided, and money appropriated. Presentations from the Department of Education and Regional Libraries
Bills Added
HF396
(Wolgamott)
Great River Children's Museum funding provided, and money appropriated.
HF 1604 (Edelson) Organization providing legal representation for children grant funding provided, and money appropriated.d
Presentation from the Minnesota Youth Council on School Safety
HF 8 (Pinto) Firearm transfer criminal background checks required.
HF 9 (Richardson) Firearms; law enforcement and family members enable to petition a court to prohibit people from possessing firearms if they pose a significant danger to themselves or others by possessing a firearm.
**Updated HF 8 and HF 9 Evening Hearing Information**
Location: Capitol 120
Time: The Committee will reconvene at 7:00 pm
Ticketing: This event will be ticketed on site by the Sergeant of Arms.
Time Allotments: Proponents and opponents of each bill will be afforded 30 minutes of testimony for each bill. The bill author’s presentation will count toward the proponents 30 minutes.
Testifying: Individuals interested in testifying will need to sign up with the committee via email at HF8andHF9Testimony@house.mn or via phone at 651-296-1478. Individuals who are not able to testify are encouraged to provide written testimony to the posted email by 12:45 pm on Tuesday on February 26.
Additional Hearing: The Chair's intent is to pass HF 8 and HF 9 on Wednesday evening. If we are not able to do so, we will continue hear these bills on Thursday evening at the Capitol. No further testimony will be taken at that time.
Bills Added
HF8
(Pinto)
Firearm transfer criminal background checks required, and transferee permit disqualification grounds modified.
HF9
(Richardson)
Firearms; law enforcement and family members enabled to petition a court to prohibit people from possessing firearms if they pose a significant danger to themselves or others by possessing a firearm, and money appropriated.
HF 486 (Schultz) Hearing aid coverage required for individuals older than 18 years of age.
HF 306 (Albright) Health plan coverage for treatment of pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders associated with streptococcal infections and pediatric acute-onset neuropsychiatric syndrome, and reports required.
HF 440 (Morrison) Breast cancer screening procedures coverage required.
HF 772 (Mahoney) Public building accessibility requirements modified.
If you would like to testify, please email the committee administrator: Laura.Taken-Holtze@house.mn If you would like to provide handouts to the committee, please deliver 75 copies to Committee Legislative Assistant Aimee Vue by 12:00 noon
Bills Added
HF306
(Albright)
Health plan coverage for treatment of pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders associated with streptococcal infections and pediatric acute-onset neuropsychiatric syndrome, and reports required.
II. HF945 (Wazlawik) - Textbook definition modified.
III. HF428 (Gruenhagen) - Textbook definition modified, and obsolete language deleted.
IV. HF824 (Kunesh-Podein) - Increase Teachers of Color Act funding provided, seeking to double American Indian teachers and teachers of color, reports required, and money appropriated.
HF824
(Kunesh-Podein)
Increase Teachers of Color Act funding provided, seeking to double American Indian teacher and teachers of color, reports required, and money appropriated.
Wednesday, February 27, 2019
, 2:30 PM Time Note:The committee will recess at approximately 4:00pm and reconvene at approximately 6:45pm in the same room (200 State Office Building).
HF815 (Acomb) - Step therapy override procedures applied to state public health care programs. HF929 (Richardson) - Commissioner of human services directed to seek brain injury waiver amendment, and traumatic brain injury definition for the state traumatic brain injury program modified. HF926 (Bernardy) - Medical assistance coverage for weight loss drugs and pharmaceutical ingredients allowed. HF840 (Lien) - Medical assistance adult dental coverage expanded to include periodontal disease nonsurgical treatment. HF1250 (Bierman) - Certified community behavioral health clinics governing provisions changed. HF819 (Edelson) - Cardiovascular technologist x-ray practice authorized. HF910 (Edelson) - Newborn hearing screening advisory committee expiration date extended. HF814 (Edelson) - School-linked mental health grants modified, report required, and money appropriated. HF742 (Morrison) - Children's and parent's mental health provisions modified, and money appropriated. HF637 (Morrison) - Health-related professions temporary license suspensions and background checks modified. HF909 (Morrison) - Prenatal care service programs and funding governed, and money appropriated. HF473 (Liebling) - Incontinence products and related supplies volume purchasing use prohibited, and preferred incontinence program for medical assistance repealed
Bills Added
HF815
(Acomb)
Step therapy override procedures applied to state public health care programs.
HF929
(Richardson)
Commissioner of human services directed to seek brain injury waiver amendment, and traumatic brain injury definition for the state traumatic brain injury program modified.
Chair: Rep. Mike Sundin Location: Remote Hearing Agenda:
HF 947 (Mahoney) Employers prohibited from requiring disclosure of past wages HF 726 (Brand) MN State Building Code stakeholder group established HF 878 (Mahoney) Building and construction contract retainage requirements modified HF 879 (Sundin) Building and construction contract requirements modified and clarified.
**Bill Removed: HF 906 (Moran)**
If you would like to testify, please contact Travis Reese at (651) 296-7175 or travis.reese@house.mn
Bills Added
HF726
(Brand)
State Building Code; commissioner of labor and industry required to convene a stakeholder group to review and make recommendations on the building code to the legislature.
Wednesday, February 27, 2019
, 6:45 PM Time Note:Committee will recess following the regularly scheduled Commerce Committee meeting time (see posting for 2:30 pm) and reconvene at the call of the chair to hear the bills listed here. Bills scheduled for the evening may be taken up in any order after reconvening.
HF 728 (Mann) Pharmacy benefit managers licensure and regulations created, and rulemaking authorized.
HF 149 (Bahner) Health plan company prohibited from contractually preventing a pharmacist from informing a patient of a price differential.
HF 743 (Bahner) Prescription drug co-payments limited.
HF 688 (Bahner) Pharmacists allowed to provide drug refills without prescriptions, insurance coverage required, and rulemaking authorized.
HF 687 (Bahner) Prescription drug refills synchornization provided.
HF 723 (Elkins) Pharmacist penalties for sharing certain information prohibited, and synchronization of prescription drug refill requirements established. (pending re-referral)
HF 1246 (Morrison) Prescription Drug Price Transparency Act established, and report required. (pending re-referral)
HF 1257 (Cantrell) Prescription drug benefit transparency and disclosure required.
HF 1523 (Cantrell) Commissioner of human services directed to establish prescription drug purchasing program, and program authority and eligibility requirements specified.
If you would like to testify, please email the committee administrator: Laura.Taken-Holtze@house.mn If you would like to provide handouts to the committee, please deliver 75 copies to Committee Legislative Assistant Aimee Vue by 12:00 noon
Bills Added
HF728
(Mann)
Pharmacy benefit managers licensure and regulations created, and rulemaking authorized.
HF1246
(Morrison)
Prescription Drug Price Transparency Act established, drug manufacturers required to submit drug price information to the commissioner of health, civil penalties provided, and report required.
HF1523
(Cantrell)
Commissioner of human services directed to establish prescription drug purchasing program, and program authority and eligibility requirements specified.
HF723
(Elkins)
Pharmacist penalties for sharing certain information prohibited, and synchronization of prescription drug refill requirements established.
Chair: Rep. John Persell Location: Remote Hearing Agenda:
HF 1656 - Persell: State buildings renewable energy provisions modified, outdoor recreation grant provisions modified, game and fish law modified, and beaver and beaver dams causing damage removal provided.
HF973 - Persell: Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Citizens Board reinstated.
HF 1244 - Hansen: Public drainage system acquisition and compensation of ditch buffer strips accelerated, and runoff and sediment option provided when charging for public drainage ditch repairs.
HF1244
(Hansen)
Public drainage system acquisition and compensation of ditch buffer strips accelerated, and runoff and sediment option provided when charging for public drainage ditch repairs.
HF1656
(Persell)
Outdoor recreation grant provisions modified, game and fish law modified, beaver and beaver dams causing damage removal provided, insecticides in wildlife management areas banned, and rulemaking required.