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Minnesota House recalls several bills to different committees; brief debate over jurisdiction of HF 367
Summary
On Feb. 17 the Minnesota House of Representatives recalled multiple house files from their original committees and re-referred them; one referral drew a brief exchange over whether public safety should review the measure.
The Minnesota House of Representatives on Feb. 17 recalled several house files from their original committees and re-referred them to other standing committees, and approved a calendar designation for a bill set for Thursday, Feb. 20.
Representative Murphy moved that House File 367 be recalled from the Committee on Public Safety, Finance and Policy and re-referred to the Committee on Transportation Finance and Policy. Representative Mueller asked whether Murphy intended that the bill ultimately be returned to Public Safety, noting the measure "impacts prosecution." Representative Murphy said the bill "belongs in chapter 169 of transportation" and that "there has been no decision to send it back to public safety at this time," adding he would "take that in advisement." The motion carried by voice vote.
The House also re-referred three related health-care bills. Representative Hicks moved that House Files 664, 665 and 666 be recalled from the Committee on…
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