Bill > HF3781

This bill establishes a new entity called the Legislative Commission on Legislative Security, which will be responsible for studying the security needs of state legislators and their staff when they are in their legislative districts, and for reviewing any proposed laws that could affect the security of elected officials and their employees. The commission will be made up of fourteen members, seven from the senate and seven from the house of representatives, appointed by their respective chamber's leadership, with no more than five from each chamber belonging to the majority party. These members will serve two-year terms. The commission will elect its own officers, including a chair who will alternate between the senate and house each odd-numbered year, and can hire staff to help with its duties. The commission's core responsibilities include researching security issues for legislators and staff and making recommendations on legislation related to their safety.

Government Affairs

https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/94/2026/0/HF/3781/