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Minnesota House rules panel schedules bills for April 29 calendar, requires amendment prefiling; Senate transmits two passed bills
Summary
On April 25, 2025, the House received messages from the Senate about two passed bills and the House rules committee designated three bills for the April 29 calendar and established an amendment pre-filing requirement, all adopted by unanimous consent.
The Minnesota House of Representatives received two messages from the Senate and the House rules committee designated several bills for placement on the April 29 calendar and established a pre-filing requirement for amendments, the House record shows.
The clerk reported that the Senate transmitted passage of Senate File 2200 and Senate File 3045. The House gave first reading to the transmitted Senate files; Senate File 2200 was referred to the chief clerk for comparison with House File 104, and Senate File 3045 was referred to the House committee on Ways and Means.
The House also recorded a committee report from the Committee on Rules and Legislative Administration saying, pursuant to House rules 1.21 and 3.33, that Senate File 1959, Senate File 2216 and House File 2403 are designated to be placed on the calendar for Tuesday, April 29, 2025, and that a pre-filing requirement for amendments will apply to those bills. The report was adopted by unanimous consent after the clerk read it into the record.
Clerical and procedural items noted earlier in the session included second readings of House File 2130 and Senate File 1740 and introduction/first reading of House Files 3251 through 3268. Several routine reports of standing committees and divisions were adopted by unanimous consent.
The session recessed to the call of the speaker after Representative Niska moved for a recess and the motion was agreed to by voice vote.
These scheduling and referral actions set the timeline and amendment process for the listed measures but do not themselves change bill text; further committee action or floor consideration will determine substantive outcomes.
