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MN SF9
Bill
Status
10/12/2020
Primary Sponsor
Michelle Benson
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AI Summary
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Creates a ten-member Civil Unrest Investigatory Commission appointed by the Chief Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court to investigate government responses to civil unrest in May and June 2020
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Commission must conduct interviews with elected and appointed officials, establish a timeline of decisions by Minneapolis and Saint Paul mayors and the governor, and review police and National Guard responses
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Commission members must have no political party involvement, no role in the 2020 events, and high personal integrity; member compensation capped at $1,000 not including expenses
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Commission must issue public report by August 1, 2021, with authority to issue subpoenas, take sworn testimony, and hire outside investigators; all materials become public upon report completion
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Office of the Legislative Auditor receives open-ended appropriation to fund commission expenses as determined necessary by the commission chair
Legislative Description
Civil unrest investigatory commission creation and appropriation
Last Action
Referred to Rules and Administration
10/12/2020