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MN HF25
Women's pregnancy centers and maternity homes grant program established, appropriations reduced, and money appropriated.
Minnesota House File 25 proposes the establishment of a grant program to support women's pregnancy centers and maternity homes. The bill aims to allocate funds to these centers while simultaneously reducing some existing appropriations. This means certain budget areas may receive less funding to provide financial resources for the grant program.
Introduced House Natalie Zeleznikar
MN HF6
Read Act modified, appropriations cancelled; education innovation provisions modified; P-TECH approval process modified; Office of Achievement and Innovation established in the Department of Education; equity, diversity, and inclusion appropriation modified; school performance reporting system established; fund transfers for fiscal years 2025 through 2029 authorized; and school board authorized to not comply with recently enacted state laws or rules.
Summary pending...
Introduced House Peggy Bennett
MN HF7
Public safety; various provisions modified relating to data held by law enforcement agencies; agency bail or bond notice; sex trafficking minimum sentences; reason for dismissing charges; liability and vicarious liability; assaulting a police officer penalty; penalties increased for obstructing trunk highway, airport, or transit traffic; tracking device placement, requirements, and expanded uses; criminal penalties; and money appropriated.
MN HF7 is a bill that proposes changes to various public safety laws in Minnesota. It addresses how law enforcement agencies handle data, modifies bail or bond notices, and sets minimum sentences for sex trafficking offenses. The bill also increases penalties for assaulting police officers and obstructing traffic on highways, airports, or transit systems. Additionally, it expands the use of tracking devices and outlines criminal penalties, with funds appropriated to support these initiatives.
Introduced House Paul Novotny