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Rules committee adopts March 17 calendar, imposes 24‑hour prefiling for amendments
Summary
The Minnesota House Committee on Rules and Legislative Administration on March 12 approved minutes from its March 12 meeting, adopted a 12‑bill calendar for March 17 and established a 24‑hour prefiling requirement for amendments to those bills.
The Minnesota House Committee on Rules and Legislative Administration on March 12 voted to adopt a calendar of 12 bills for consideration on March 17 and put a 24‑hour prefiling requirement in place for any amendments to those bills.
During the brief meeting the committee first moved to approve the minutes from the committee's March 12 meeting. Representative Colter moved the minutes and the committee approved them by voice vote.
The committee then moved to adopt the calendar for Monday, March 17, listing 12 bills to be calendared: House File 4 (Wayne Johnson); House File 202 (Bakeburg); House File 438 (Scrabba); House File 747 (Nyska); House File 944 (Gilman); House File 1034 (Kreisha); House File 1058 (Scribe); House File 1346 (Nash); House File 1401 (Witte); House File 1410 (Witte); House File 1443 (Olson); and Senate File 571 (House author: Scott). The motion to adopt the calendar cited committee rules 1.21 and 3.33. The committee approved the calendar by voice vote; the chair noted that a 24‑hour prefiling requirement for amendments to those bills is now in place.
The meeting lasted only a few minutes and concluded with the chair adjourning the session. No further debate or individual roll‑call vote totals were recorded in the transcript.
