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Votes at a glance: Committee advances five items to the General Register
Summary
The committee recommended several bills to the General Register by voice votes, including adjustments to citizen per diems for agricultural boards (HF3475), a Senate companion on dairy margin coverage (SF3832), a medication repository clarification (HF3917), enhanced impersonation penalties (HF3404), and a memorial highway designation (HF3593).
A Minnesota House committee recommended multiple bills for placement on the General Register during its session.
House File 3475: Mr. Hanson described a proposal to raise citizen member per diems for certain agricultural boards (from $55 to $225) with a minimal fiscal impact; the committee recommended the bill to the General Register by voice vote.
Senate File 3832: Representative Nelson presented the Senate companion related to federal dairy margin coverage. Committee members noted prior discussion in the House and referred the Senate file to the General Register by voice vote.
House File 3917: Representative Mahmoud introduced the medication repository clarification bill (see separate coverage). The committee recommended it to the General Register by voice vote.
House File 3404: Representative Klevorn described a bill increasing penalties for impersonating a law enforcement officer and creating related aggravated offenses and identification duties; the committee recommended it to the General Register by voice vote.
House File 3593: Representative Jacob asked to designate a 1.4-mile stretch of Highway 58 as the Gary Schroder Jr. Memorial Highway; he said private funds would cover the approximate $4,000 cost and the Department of Transportation had no concerns. The committee recommended placement on the General Register by voice vote.
In most cases the transcript records voice votes and does not include roll-call tallies; the committee advanced these items to the General Register for further legislative consideration.
