Minnesota HF2114 establishes a grant program to train real-time stenographic writers, including court reporters and closed captioners.
Minnesota HF2114 creates an institutional grant program to support the training and job placement of real-time stenographic writers. The commissioner of the Office of Higher Education must award grants to eligible institutions, prioritizing those with the most substantial capability to increase training capacity. The program excludes funding for digital recording or artificial intelligence transcription. Recipients of grants or scholarships must agree to work as real-time stenographic writers for six months per semester.
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