Minnesota Legislature
Judiciary Finance and Civil Law Division Upcoming Meetings
Thursday, March 28, 2019
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(9:45 AM)
3/28/2019
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[Remote Hearing]
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Judiciary Finance and Civil Law Division |
Thursday, March 28, 2019
Chair: Rep. John Lesch
Location: Remote Hearing
Agenda:
Location: Remote Hearing
Agenda:
HF 2709 (Mariani): Relating to public safety; appropriating money for peace officer training reimbursement
HF 557 (Mann): Physician-patient relationship protected by prohibiting non-compete agreements
HF 2681 (Long) Energy usage data maintained by utilities access rights provided
HF 2206 (Albright): Health licensing technical changes made, and duty to warn and mental health professionals reciprocity expanded
HF 2367 (Dehn): Certifying entities to timely process visa certification documents
HF 1603 (Dehn) Election and campaign finance; various policy and technical changes made, automatic voter registration provided...
***this is the elections omnibus bill, we are hearing the bill for limited purposes. The scope of our jurisdiction involves the data practices provisions: lines 2.6-2.9; 8.6-8.7; 42.31-43.4 and 76.28-76.29 and the penalty provisions: lines 56.20-57.16; 67.17-68.2***
HF 1784 (Cantrell): University of Minnesota required to conduct early neutral evaluation participant survey and study, report required ...
HF 2000 (Lee) Contract and certificate of compliance requirements changed
HF 2001 (Cantrell): Workforce certificates of compliance ensured to apply equally to in-state and out-of-state contractors
HF 1909 (Lesch) Wine direct shippers regulated; sales and use taxes, liquor gross receipts taxes and excise taxes on direct shipments of wine...
**We are hearing the bill for limited purposes. The scope of our jurisdiction involves the data practices provisions: lines: 6.11-6.17**
HF 2743 (Lesch): relating to courts; increasing certain court-related fees; establishing a cyber security fee...
**bills may be added or removed**
**Please note: this hearing is scheduled to run from 9:45 am -12:30 pm. If the agenda is not completed by 12:30 pm, the committee will recess and reconvene at 5 pm, or 15 minutes after the floor session ends (if session doesn't end by 5 pm) in hearing room 500N**
*If you'd like to testify, please contact Rachel Ganani, Committee Administrator, at: Rachel.ganani@house.mn; testifiers will be asked to keep testimony to 2 minutes or less*
HF 557 (Mann): Physician-patient relationship protected by prohibiting non-compete agreements
HF 2681 (Long) Energy usage data maintained by utilities access rights provided
HF 2206 (Albright): Health licensing technical changes made, and duty to warn and mental health professionals reciprocity expanded
HF 2367 (Dehn): Certifying entities to timely process visa certification documents
HF 1603 (Dehn) Election and campaign finance; various policy and technical changes made, automatic voter registration provided...
***this is the elections omnibus bill, we are hearing the bill for limited purposes. The scope of our jurisdiction involves the data practices provisions: lines 2.6-2.9; 8.6-8.7; 42.31-43.4 and 76.28-76.29 and the penalty provisions: lines 56.20-57.16; 67.17-68.2***
HF 1784 (Cantrell): University of Minnesota required to conduct early neutral evaluation participant survey and study, report required ...
HF 2000 (Lee) Contract and certificate of compliance requirements changed
HF 2001 (Cantrell): Workforce certificates of compliance ensured to apply equally to in-state and out-of-state contractors
HF 1909 (Lesch) Wine direct shippers regulated; sales and use taxes, liquor gross receipts taxes and excise taxes on direct shipments of wine...
**We are hearing the bill for limited purposes. The scope of our jurisdiction involves the data practices provisions: lines: 6.11-6.17**
HF 2743 (Lesch): relating to courts; increasing certain court-related fees; establishing a cyber security fee...
**bills may be added or removed**
**Please note: this hearing is scheduled to run from 9:45 am -12:30 pm. If the agenda is not completed by 12:30 pm, the committee will recess and reconvene at 5 pm, or 15 minutes after the floor session ends (if session doesn't end by 5 pm) in hearing room 500N**
*If you'd like to testify, please contact Rachel Ganani, Committee Administrator, at: Rachel.ganani@house.mn; testifiers will be asked to keep testimony to 2 minutes or less*
Bills Added
HF1784
(Cantrell)
University of Minnesota required to conduct early neutral evaluation participant survey and study, report required, and money appropriated.
University of Minnesota required to conduct early neutral evaluation participant survey and study, report required, and money appropriated.
HF2206
(Albright)
Health licensing technical changes made, and mental health professionals and social workers duty to warn and reciprocity expanded.
Health licensing technical changes made, and mental health professionals and social workers duty to warn and reciprocity expanded.
HF1603
(Dehn)
Election and campaign finance; automatic voter registration and early voting provided, voting rights of persons with felony convictions restored, automatic absentee ballot delivery and ranked-choice voting authorized, National Popular Vote Interstate Compact adopted, campaign finance reporting requirements modified, expressly advocating definition modified, reporting of electioneering communications required, redistricting commission established, and money appropriated.
Election and campaign finance; automatic voter registration and early voting provided, voting rights of persons with felony convictions restored, automatic absentee ballot delivery and ranked-choice voting authorized, National Popular Vote Interstate Compact adopted, campaign finance reporting requirements modified, expressly advocating definition modified, reporting of electioneering communications required, redistricting commission established, and money appropriated.
HF2001
(Cantrell)
Workforce certificates of compliance ensured to apply equally to in-state and out-of-state contractors.
Workforce certificates of compliance ensured to apply equally to in-state and out-of-state contractors.
HF1909
(Lesch)
Wine direct shippers regulated; sales and use taxes, liquor gross receipts taxes, and excise taxes on direct shipments of wine imposed; licensing provided and reports required; data classification provided; and bootlegging prohibited.
Wine direct shippers regulated; sales and use taxes, liquor gross receipts taxes, and excise taxes on direct shipments of wine imposed; licensing provided and reports required; data classification provided; and bootlegging prohibited.
Bills Removed
HF1679
(Noor)
Juvenile hearings and records prohibited from the public, juvenile court delinquency jurisdiction raised to age 13, and human services disqualifications modified.
Juvenile hearings and records prohibited from the public, juvenile court delinquency jurisdiction raised to age 13, and human services disqualifications modified.
HF2195
(Pryor)
Early care and education program requirements governed including quality rating and improvement system, implementation outreach, universal identified requirements, and data practices evaluation; early care and education coordination task force established; technical changes made; and money appropriated.
Early care and education program requirements governed including quality rating and improvement system, implementation outreach, universal identified requirements, and data practices evaluation; early care and education coordination task force established; technical changes made; and money appropriated.
Committee Documents:
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