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Votes at a glance: Judiciary Committee actions, April 4, 2025
Summary
Summary of motions, amendment adoptions and committee referrals taken by the Minnesota Senate Judiciary Committee during its April 4, 2025 hearing.
The Senate Judiciary Committee recorded multiple procedural actions on April 4. This summary lists each bill acted on in committee with the motion and disposition as recorded in the hearing.
- Senate File 24‑57: Sections related to data calls in insurance regulation were recommended to pass and referred to the Committee on Commerce and Consumer Protection (mover: Senator Seaburger; adopted by voice vote).
- Senate File 27‑94: NAIC model provisions for insurance holding-company data and financial reporting were recommended to pass and referred to the Committee on Commerce and Consumer Protection (mover: Senator Seaburger; adopted by voice vote).
- Senate File 15‑78: Repeal of outdated state fire-safety statutes (State Fire Marshal request) was laid over for possible inclusion (no referral recorded at this stop).
- Senate File 19‑62: A clarification to foreclosure-sale postponement rights (expanding to judicial foreclosures) was recommended to pass and referred to the Senate floor (mover: Senator Pappas; adopted by voice vote).
- Senate File 27‑35: Abandoned‑watercraft bill recommended to pass and referred to the Environment, Climate and Legacy Committee (mover: Senator Seaburger; adopted by voice vote).
- Senate File 24‑99: EMS/ODMAP bill (as amended) was recommended to pass and referred to Health and Human Services (mover: Senator Pappas; adopted by voice vote).
- Senate File 10‑35 (postsecondary grievance procedures): Recommended to pass and referred to the Higher Education Committee (mover: Senator Clark; adopted by voice vote).
- Senate File 26‑89 (MAP Act / SF 2689): Recommended to pass and referred to State and Local Government (mover: Senator Pappas; adopted by voice vote).
- Senate File 29‑66 (tribal PSAP language to include tribal dispatch in 911 call processing): Laid over for possible inclusion (department continuing to review statewide impacts).
Where the committee conducted roll-call votes, tally details were not provided in the transcript; most procedural actions were adopted by voice vote. Several bills were laid over for incorporation into omnibus language or for referral to the appropriate policy committee for further consideration.
