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Friday, March 23, 2012

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Friday, March 23, 2012  
8:00 a.m.  
Friday, March 23, 2012
***Revision 1: Agenda Addition(s)***
Committee on State Government Innovation and Veterans
Meeting Minutes
Chair: Sen. Mike Parry
08:00 AM
Room 112 Capitol

Because the agenda will consist of bills that have and will be re-referred to State Government this week, bills may continue to be added.
Agenda: 
S.F. 1298 Thompson Small Business Bill of Rights - Regulatory Fairness Act; state agencies administrative and civil enforcement actions regulation.
H.F. 1850 Ortman State employee gainsharing program maximum award amount increase.
S.F. 1808 Rosen Minnesota state retirement association (MSRS) correctional state employee coverage changes.
S.F. 741 Gazelka Joint legislative administrative services offering by legislative coordinating commission (LCC) requirement.
H.F. 1812 Gazelka State waste hauling contract modifications authorization.
S.F. 2488 Parry Minnesota GI bill program expansion for apprenticeships and on-the-job training.
 
9:00 a.m.  
Friday, March 23, 2012
***Revision 2: Agenda change and Addition(s)***
Committee on Judiciary and Public Safety
Meeting Minutes
Chair: Sen. Warren Limmer
09:00 AM
Room 107 Capitol

Added: HF 738 and SF 2297; Removed: SF 236

Committee will recess at noon and re-convene after session.

Re: SF 2205 – A delete everything amendment will be considered for discussion. If having questions on the amendment, please call Sen. Ortman's office at 651-296-4837. No public testimony will be taken at this time. The bill as amended will be discussed and then laid on the table. No final vote will be considered.
Agenda: 
S.F. 1888 Thompson Debt collection agencies licensure procedures and debt collector registration modification.
S.F. 1806 Chamberlain Debt management services provider and debt settlement services provider definitions exemption clarification for attorneys at law.
S.F. 201 DeKruif Careless driving resulting in death gross misdemeanor penalty.
S.F. 2297 Dahms Jacob's law; child victim crime victim rights initial notice distribution requirements, law enforcement social services agency notification of child abuse requirement.
S.F. 2108 Ingebrigtsen Law enforcement fingerprinting requirements for any offense to eliminate a suspense record.
S.F. 1874 Ingebrigtsen Felony of fraudulent or other improper finance statements to include retaliation against a sheriff or county recorder for performance of official duties requirement.
H.F. 738 Ingebrigtsen Harassment restraining order provisions modifications.
S.F. 1416 Fischbach Manufactured home unaffixment from real property process establishment.
S.F. 1466 Howe Resolution to urge the President and Congress to pardon We-Chank-Wash-ta-don-pee (Chaska).
S.F. 2205 Jungbauer Judicial standards board provisions modifications; code of judicial conduct creation (A delete everything amendment will be considered for discussion.).
S.F. 1687 Ortman Motor carrier contracts indemnity provisions prohibitions.
S.F. 1694 Jungbauer Fireworks manufacture, sale, and use regulations modifications.
 
Friday, March 23, 2012
***Revision 1: Meeting canceled***
State Government Innovations and Veterans - Subcommittee on Reform and Redesign
Chair: Sen. Sean R. Nienow
09:00 AM
Room 112 Capitol

Due to conflicting schedules the meeting is cancelled for this week.
Agenda:
To be announced.
 
Friday, March 23, 2012
***Revision 2: Time and agenda change***
Committee on Finance
Meeting Minutes
Chair: Sen. Claire A. Robling
09:00 AM
Room 123 Capitol
Agenda: 
S.F. 2490 Ingebrigtsen Game and fish license fees increase; hunting and fishing license requirements modifications; walk-in access program establishment; money appropriated.
S.F. 1830 Ingebrigtsen Miscellaneous natural resources, environment and waste management provisions modifications; aquatic invasive species prevention program establishment; state parks and zoo continued operation; BWSR modifications.
H.F. 2083 Olson, G. Omnibus education finance appropriations.
 
Friday, March 23, 2012
***Revision 2: Agenda change and Addition(s)***
Committee on Health and Human Services
Meeting Minutes
Chair: Sen. David W. Hann
09:00 AM
Room 15 Capitol
Agenda: 
S.F. 1402 Wolf Children's Equal and Shared Parenting Act; joint physical custody presumption establishment; parenting plans requirement.
S.F. 2304 Bonoff Sunset advisory commission sunset review changes implementation, administrative procedures, and appropriation; combative sports commission abolishment and transfer of duties.
S.F. 2188 Rosen Chemical health navigation program establishment; residential chemical dependency treatment limitations.
S.F. 2262 Rosen Health provider peer grouping requirements modifications.
S.F. 1811 Nienow Advanced diagnostic imaging services accreditation requirement.
S.F. 2530 Hann Medical assistance (MA), MinnesotaCare, and state health care programs reform plan legislative submission requirement.
S.F. 2463 Hann Newborn screening program provisions modifications.
 
12 Noon  
Friday, March 23, 2012
Rules and Administration - Subcommittee on Ethical Conduct
Meeting Minutes
Chair: Sen. Michelle L. Fischbach
12 Noon
Room 112 Capitol
Agenda: 
Probable Cause Hearing Regarding Complaint Filed by Senator Sandra Pappas against Senator Geoff Michel.
 
2:00 p.m.  
Friday, March 23, 2012
Joint House-Senate Subcommittee on Claims
Chairs: Representative Smith, Senator Jungbauer
2:00 p.m.
Room 5 State Office Building

MEETING CANCELLED
Agenda: 
1. Claims against Minnesota Department of Revenue
2. Claims against the State Court Administrator
3. Claims against the Department of Corrections
a. Property Claims
b. Injury Claims
 
3:30 p.m.  
Friday, March 23, 2012

 Conference Committee on H.F. 1870 

Chairs: Sen. Pam Wolf and Rep. Branden Petersen
03:30 PM
CONFEREES: SENATE: Wolf; Olson; Bonoff; Daley; Kruse - HOUSE: Petersen; Woodard; Erickson; Mariani; Downey
Room 123 Capitol
Agenda: 
H.F. 1870 Wolf School districts to base leave of absence and discharge decisions on teacher evaluation outcomes.
 

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