Minnesota HF4100 modifies debt collection authority, in-person pickup options, and fee retention procedures for deputy registrars and driver's.
Minnesota HF4100 amends the state's driver and vehicle services laws. It grants the public safety commissioner authority to collect debts, including contracting for debt collection services. The bill also mandates that customers can pick up physical items in person at a local deputy registrar's office for certain online transactions. It modifies fee retention procedures for deputy registrars and driver's license agents, specifying which transactions are eligible for reimbursement and which are not.
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