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* Due to the fluid nature of legislative activity, the broadcast schedule is subject to change, often on short notice
* For the remainder of the legislative session, conference committee coverage may be broadcast as available, often on short notice, due to the fluid nature of legislative activity.

8:00 a.m. – (delayed broadcast) Senate Environment, Climate, and Legacy Committee from Thursday
Agenda:
SF3887 (Hawj) Omnibus Environment supplemental appropriations

9:00 a.m. – (live) Conference Committee on SF3567
Agenda:
SF3567 (Cwodzinski/Pryor) Omnibus Education policy provisions.

11:00 a.m. – (live) Senate Floor Session

1:00 p.m. – (live) House Judiciary Finance and Civil Law Committee
Agenda:
HF5363 (Frazier) Minnesota Paid Leave Law; paid leave provisions modified.
HF5381 (Youakim) Department of Education Office of the Inspector General authority expanded.

At the call of the Speaker – (live) House Floor Session – part 2
SF3204 (Olson, L.) Public employees insurance program modifications made.
HF4247 (Liebling) Transfer care specialist registration established, behavior analysts licensure established, veterinary technician and veterinary institutional license established, veterinary supervision provisions modified, specialty dentist licensure and dental assistant licensure modified, physician assistant collaboration additional requirements removed, social worker provisional licensure modified, guest licensure established for marriage and family therapists, pharmacy provisions modified, and money appropriated.
HF3567 (Hollins) Assisted reproduction rights and responsibilities updated, surrogacy agreement requirements created, and recordkeeping and information sharing provided for genetic donation.
HF4444 (Greenman) Misclassification of employees prohibited, penalties imposed, and data classified.
HF4300 (Becker-Finn) Firearm safe storage standards established and criminal penalties provided for failing to meet those standards.
HF601 (Her) Lost and stolen firearms required to be reported promptly to law enforcement.
HF2609 (Berg) Gun trafficking investigations and firearm seizures report required by Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and Violent Crime Enforcement Teams, trigger activator definition amended, and transferring firearms to persons who are ineligible to possess firearms penalties increased.
HF3757 (Demuth) Felony offense established for reporting a fictitious emergency and directing the emergency response to the home of other individuals, and conforming change made.