Establishes the Council on Central and Eastern European Affairs to represent Minnesotans from these regions.
The Council on Central and Eastern European Affairs is established to provide representation for Minnesotans from Central and Eastern Europe. The council includes 15 voting members, with 11 appointed by the governor and four by legislative leaders. The council advises the governor and legislature on issues facing these communities, recommends changes, and serves as a liaison between the state government and Central and Eastern European Minnesotans. The council must report annually on its outcomes and budget.
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