Bill > SF2417

This bill makes several technical changes to various sections of Minnesota state law related to the Department of Administration. The bill updates the Assistive Technology Act reference from the 1998 version to the 21st Century version and adds the Board on Aging as a required representative on the Minnesota Assistive Technology Advisory Council. It modifies reporting requirements for capital projects, adjusts reimbursement and reporting deadlines for general services revolving funds, and expands the list of vehicles that can be unmarked to include the Office of Ombudsman for Long-Term Care. The bill also changes reporting requirements for fleet evaluation from a biennial report to inclusion in a public dashboard, and revives and reenacts a previously repealed statute related to strategic and long-range planning. Additionally, the bill repeals a subdivision related to a model ordinance for outdoor lighting fixtures. These changes appear to be primarily technical in nature, aimed at updating and clarifying existing statutes to improve administrative processes and align with current practices and laws.

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https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/bill.php?b=Senate&f=SF2417&ssn=0&y=2025