Massachusetts H485 mandates that at least 30% of state grants go to minority-owned businesses or those with majority minority boards.
Massachusetts H485 amends state law to ensure that at least 30% of recipients of certain state grants are minority-owned businesses or businesses with boards composed of at least 50% minority members. This change applies to grants under Chapters 23G, 23I, and 40W of the General Laws, affecting economic development and emerging technologies. The bill aims to increase support for minority communities and businesses within the state.
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