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Senator Rosen presents SF4025.
Eric Maloney, Office of the MN Attorney General, testifies
Julie Ring, Assn of MN Cities, testifies
Senator Bigham moves to adopt A-3 amendment.
Motion prevails.
Senator Bigham moves SF4025, as amended, be recommended to pass, and be re-referred to Senate Finance Committee.
Motion prevails.
Senator Rudd presents SF2768.
Aaron Klemz, MN Center for Environmental Advocacy
Sue Neissen, Stop Over-Salting
*Gavel passes to Senator Limmer
Joel Carlson, MN Assn of Justice, testifies
Senator Bigham moves SF2768, be recommended to pass, and be re-referred to Senate Finance Committee.
Motion prevails
Senator Ingebritsen presents SF3492.
Senator Johnson moves to adopt A-1 author’s amendment.
Motion prevails.
Kristy Graume, Dept. of Human Services, testifies
Ann Bobst, Dept. of Human Services, testifies
Rich Neumeister, testifies
Senator Bigham, as amended, be recommended to pass, and be re-referred to Senate Human Services Reform committee.
Committee recesses at 2:42pm.
Senator Bigham moved that S.F. 3492, as amended, recommended to pass and re-referred to the Human Services Reform Finance and Policy Committee.
Chair Mathews resumes the meeting at 5:35pm.
Senator Pratt presents SF3254.
Senator Latz moves SF3254, be recommended to pass, and be moved to general orders.
Motion prevails.
Senator Latz moved that H.F. 3254, be recommended to pass.
Senator Draheim presents SF3501.
Senator Bigham moves to adopt A-5 amendment.
Motion prevails.
Leslie Clayton, testifies
Natasha Chernyavsky, Citizens’ Council for Health Freedom, testifies
Senator Bigham moves SF3501, as amended, be recommended to pass, and be moved to general orders.
Motion prevails.
Senator Bigham moved that S.F. 3501, as amended, be recommended to pass.
Senator Howe presents SF3193.
Senator Bigham moves to adopt A-2 author’s amendment.
Motion prevails.
Rich Neumeister, testifies
Irene Kao, League of Minnesota Cities, testifies
Jodi Gertken, Centracare, testifies
Dave Bertrud, Waite Park Police, testifies
Nikki Niles, Dodge-Fillmore-Olmsted Community Corrections, testifies
Tarryl Clark, Sterns County Commissioner, testifies
Senator Bigham moves SF3193, as amended, be recommended to pass, and be re-referred to the Senate Health and Human Services Committee.
Motion prevails.
Senator Bigham moved that S.F. 3193, as amended, recommended to pass and re-referred to the Human Services Licensing Policy Committee.
Senator Hoffman presents SF1729.
Sarah Ladd, MN Dept. of Human Services, testifies
KiloMarie Granda, Unspoken Voices, testifies
Senator Bigham moves SF1729, be recommended to pass, and be re-referred to the Senate Human Services Reform Committee.
Motion prevails.
Senator Bigham moved that S.F. 1729, be recommended to pass and re-referred to the Human Services Reform Finance and Policy Committee.
Senator Johnson presents SF4318.
Senator Johnson moves SF4318, be recommended to pass, and be moved to general orders.
Motion prevails.
Senator Bigham presents SF2307.
Senator Bigham moves to adopt A-2 author’s amendment.
Motion prevails.
Julia Decker, ACLU of Minnesota, testifies
Andy Liddell, Student Data Privacy Project, testifies
Rich Neumeister, testifies
Kate Lynne Snyder, Education Minnesota, testifies
Sara Kloek, Software & Information Industry Assn., testifies
Anthony Padrnos, Osseo Area Schools, testifies
Valerie Dosland, MN Assn. of School Administrators, testifies
Senator Limmer moves to adopt oral amendment #1.
Page 3 line 25 before within, insert “A parent or student must be provided an opportunity to opt out of any program or activity that allows a technology provider to access a student’s educational data.”
Motion prevails.
Senator Bigham moves to adopt oral amendment #2.
Page 3 line 25 before within, insert “The right to opt out does not apply to programs or activities that are essential to maintain school operations.”
Incorporated.
Senator Latz moves to amend oral amendment #2.
After school, insert “instructions or”
Motion does not prevail.
Senator Bigham renews her motion to adopt oral amendment #2.
Motion prevails.
Senator Bigham moves SF2307, as amended, be recommended to pass, and to be re-referred to the Senate Education Committee.
Senator Latz moves to adopt oral amendment #3.
Pg. 4 line 1 after the comma, delete “,if applicable,”
Pg. 4 line 2 after out, insert “under paragraph (h)”
Incorporated.
line 3.25, delete "(h)" and insert "(i); line 4.4 delete "(i)" and insert "(j)"; line 4.6, delete "(j)" and insert "(k)"
Motion prevails.
Senator Latz moves to adopt oral amendment #3
Pg 4 line 7 after out, insert “under paragraph (h)”
Senator Bigham renews her motion to pass.
Motion prevails.
Senator Bigham moved that S.F. 2307, as amended, recommended to pass and re-referred to the Education Finance and Policy Committee.
*Gavel passes to Senator Johnson
Senator Mathews presents SF3920.
Nicole Freeman, Office of the Secretary of State, testifies
Michelle Zehnder-Fischer, Nicollet County Attorney, testifies
Senator Mathews moves SF3920, be recommended to pass, and referred to general orders.
Motion prevails.
*Gavel passes to Senator Mathews.
Senator Housley presents SF4209.
Senator Bigham moves to adopt A-2 amendment.
Motion prevails.
Hoang Murphy, Foster Advocates, testifies
Senator Limmer moves to adopt oral amendment #1.
Pg. 5 line 14, after courts insert “may”
Motion prevails.
Senator Limmer moves SF4209, as amended, be recommended to pass, and re-referred to Senate State Government Committee.
Senator Bigham moved that S.F. 4209, as amended, recommended to pass and re-referred to the State Government Finance and Policy and Elections Committee.
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Senator Andrew Mathews, Chair |
Matthew Noonan, Legislative Assistant |