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HF36 (Greenman) Worker safety requirements established, and money appropriated.
HF70 (Hansen) Agricultural and food processing worker fair labor standard provisions modified.
HF17 (Stephenson) Excessive price increases by manufacturers to generic or off-patent drugs prohibited, attorney general authorized to take action against manufacturers for price increases, withdrawal prohibited of generic or off-patent drug sales, prescription drug affordability board and prescription drug affordability advisory council established, prescription drug cost reviews and remedies provided, appointments provided, civil penalties imposed, report required, and money appropriated.
Calendar for the Day – Monday, February 6, 2023.
Lead overview from the Department of Health.
HF92 (Jordan) Elevated blood lead concentration level lowered from ten micrograms of lead to 3.5 micrograms.
HF24 (Jordan) Authority modified to ensure safe drinking water, drinking water revolving fund provisions modified, grant program established to replace lead drinking water service lines, grant program established for mapping lead service lines, report required, and money appropriated.
HF347 (Howard) Lead testing and remediation requirements in schools modified, report required, and money appropriated.
HFXXXX (Jordan) Adding definitions for regulation of safe drinking water.
HFXXXX (Jordan) Modifying renovation and lead hazard reduction provisions.
* Bills may be added or removed at the discretion of the chair.
HF456 (Pérez-Vega) Expansion of voluntary prekindergarten and school readiness plus program made permanent, and money appropriated.
HF193 (Huot) Emergency medical service course grant funding provided, and money appropriated.
HF535 (Frazier) School board authorized to renew expiring referendum.
* Agenda items may be added or changed.
Governor's 2023 budget recommendations: Office of Higher Education.
HF30 (Richardson) Catalytic converter purchase requirements established, and penalties provided.
HF686 (Moller) Tracking device expanded use authorized during stolen vehicle investigations.
HF803 (Moller) Enhanced sentences clarified for kidnapping offenses.
HF281 (Witte) Law enforcement agencies required to report carjacking data to commissioner of public safety, and commissioner required to publish carjacking data in commissioner's annual uniform crime report.
* Items may be taken up in any order, added or removed at the Chair’s discretion.
HF568 (Freiberg) Payment rates modified for intermediate care facilities for persons with developmental disabilities.
HF240 (Reyer) Medical assistance reimbursement provided for parents and spouses providing services under consumer-directed community supports and community first services and supports.
HF999 (Hanson) Disability waiver rate system modified.
* Agenda items may be added or removed.
HF47 (Hansen) Pollinator research funding provided, money transferred, and money appropriated.
HF352 (Hansen) University of Minnesota; heritage oilseed and grain initiative funding provided, and money appropriated.
HF80 (Anderson, Paul) County agricultural inspector grant funding provided, and money appropriated. HF100 (Stephenson) Cannabis; various provisions added or changed relating to Office of Cannabis Management; advisory councils; sales and use reports; legal and limited possession and use; business licensing, inspection, and regulation; flower and product testing; labeling; advertisement; private resident cultivation; medical program; sales taxes; grants and loans; criminal penalties; expungement procedures; labor standards; temporary regulation of edible products; professional license protection; scheduling; data; miscellaneous and clarifying and technical changes; and money appropriated.
HF915 (Norris) Individual income tax provisions modified, Minnesota education credit expanded, and related technical changes made.
HF810 (Brand) Individual income tax provisions modified; refundable credit for investments in energy efficient home improvements, electric vehicles, and renewable energy provided; and money appropriated.
HF526 (Agbaje) Single-member LLCs allowed to claim income tax credits for income taxes paid to other states, and exemption modified for sales of property used in a trade or business.
* Items may be added to the agenda.
Department of Labor and Industry overview.
* Bills may be added.
Discussing the "Restore the Vote” and “Juneteenth” legislation scheduled for today’s House Floor Session.
- Representative Cedrick Frazier.
- Representative Ruth Richardson.
- House Majority Leader Jamie Long.
- Speaker of the House Melissa Hortman.
SF13 (Richardson) Juneteenth; June 19 recognized as a state holiday.
HF50 (Hansen) Easement and state land conveying and leasing requirements modified, state forests added to and deleted from, state parks added to, and sales and conveyances of land authorized.
HF28 (Frazier) Right to vote restored to individuals convicted of a felony upon completion of any term of incarceration imposed and executed by a court for the offense, and money appropriated.
Permanent Rules of the House.
Joint Rules of the Senate and House.
HF396 (Becker-Finn) Safe storage of firearms and ammunition required, locking device required to be included in each firearm transfer, and criminal penalties imposed.
HF14 (Pinto) Criminal background checks required for firearm transfers, and grounds modified for disqualification of transferee permit.
HF15 (Frazier) 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.
HF601 (Her) Lost and stolen firearms required to be reported promptly to law enforcement.
* Items may be taken up in any order, added or removed at the Chair’s discretion.
HF13 (Pinto) Child care assistance rates modified.
HF91 (Liebling) Abortion regulating statutes repealed, sex offenses repealed, statutes governing the sale of articles and information and prohibiting advertisements repealed, limitation removed on performance of abortions at birth centers, language stricken regarding medical assistance coverage of abortion, limitation removed on MinnesotaCare coverage of abortion, and conforming changes made.