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Commission votes to start 2027 rulemaking process
Summary
The Minnesota Racing Commission unanimously authorized staff to begin the 2027 rulemaking process and to publish required notices in September, after brief discussion on timing and process.
The Minnesota Racing Commission voted on June 15 to authorize staff to begin the 2027 rulemaking process and to proceed with publications in September. The motion, presented by staff and moved and seconded on the floor, passed by voice vote.
Commissioners discussed timing: staff said rulemaking is a multi‑month process and that initiating the work earlier in the year would help ensure publication timelines are met. The chair framed the agenda item as an early start to a typically lengthy cycle; one commissioner asked whether the earlier start would change the projected promulgation date. Staff replied the rules would likely be promulgated the following April.
The action directs staff (identified in the packet as Kyle/Newby) to prepare required notices and administrative steps for formal rulemaking. No amendments were offered at the meeting and commissioners approved the authorizing resolution by voice vote. The commission did not set a final promulgation date at the meeting but noted the schedule will be tracked as the process proceeds.
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