Supermajority vote of the legislature required to convey certain state land for less than market value, and constitutional amendment proposed.

The bill requires that a supermajority of the Minnesota legislature must approve any sale of state land for less than its market value. Additionally, it proposes a constitutional amendment to formalize this requirement. This aims to ensure that state land is not sold at undervalued prices without broad legislative support.

Supporters of the bill argue that it protects public assets by ensuring that state land is sold only when there is significant legislative consensus. They believe this measure will prevent potential misuse of state resources and promote transparency in land transactions.

Critics contend that the supermajority requirement could hinder necessary land sales and create bureaucratic obstacles for state projects. They argue that it may lead to inefficiencies and delay important economic developments that could benefit the community.