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Rules committee designates House File 3 for March 10 floor calendar, sets amendment pre‑filing requirement

House Floor Session 3/6/25 - Part 1 · March 6, 2025

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The House Rules and Legislative Administration Committee notified the chamber that House File 3 will be placed on the House calendar for Monday, March 10, 2025, and that amendments to the bill must meet a pre‑filing requirement, the chief clerk reported Wednesday.

The Minnesota House Rules and Legislative Administration Committee on Wednesday designated House File 3 to be placed on the floor calendar for Monday, March 10, 2025, and established a pre‑filing requirement for amendments, the chief clerk reported.

The committee’s report, read on the House floor pursuant to House Rules 1.21 and 3.33, said in part: "designates the following bill to be placed on the calendar for the day for Monday 03/10/2025 and establishes a pre filing requirement for amendments offered to the following bill. House file number 3," the chief clerk read to members.

The House reading identified the rules the committee relied on when placing the bill on the calendar. The transcript record shows the procedural designation and the deadline for amendment pre‑filing as the formal action reported to the chamber; no additional debate or recorded roll‑call vote on the designation appears in the transcript.

The committee report as read did not include text of House File 3 on the floor transcript; details of the bill’s content and any amendment text were not specified in the portion of the record provided. The committee citation in the transcript references House Rules 1.21 and 3.33 as the governing procedures for the designation.

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