Bill > HF1061

This bill eliminates the MNsure Legislative Oversight Commission by repealing specific subdivisions of Minnesota Statutes section 62V.11. Currently, the commission is a legislative body composed of five senators (three appointed by the majority leader and two by the minority leader) and five representatives (three appointed by the speaker and two by the minority leader) tasked with providing oversight of MNsure, the state's health insurance marketplace. The commission's current responsibilities include reviewing MNsure's annual operations at least once per year, recommending policy and statutory changes, receiving annual reports about MNsure's operations and appeals processes, and reviewing the organization's annual budget and quarterly reports about the Minnesota Eligibility System. By repealing these statutory subdivisions, the bill effectively disbands this oversight committee, which suggests the legislature believes the committee's functions are no longer necessary or can be handled through alternative mechanisms.

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