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This bill establishes a new reporting requirement for the Minnesota Department of Human Services regarding provisions that have an effective date contingent on federal approval. Specifically, the commissioner of the department must provide two annual reports: one by July 1st listing all newly enacted provisions with federal approval contingencies, and another by September 1st detailing which previously enacted provisions with federal approval contingencies have actually received federal approval since the last report. The reports must be submitted to the revisor of statutes, the House Research Department director, and the Senate Counsel, Research and Fiscal Analysis director. An employee in the Department of Human Services must also attest to the accuracy of these reports in a manner prescribed by the revisor of statutes. The bill aims to create a systematic approach to tracking and reporting on legislative provisions that require federal approval before becoming fully effective, ensuring transparency and proper documentation of such contingent laws. The new reporting requirement will become effective the day after the bill is enacted.

Labor and Employment

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