Minnesota HF4742 prohibits state agencies from contracting with individuals or businesses convicted of fraud.

Minnesota HF4742 establishes that state agencies cannot enter into contracts with individuals or businesses convicted of fraud. This includes those convicted of theft, perjury, forgery, or making false claims against the state or federal government. The bill defines ownership for sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations, ensuring that any individual with an ownership interest in a company is subject to this prohibition. The law aims to prevent state resources from being allocated to entities with a history of fraudulent behavior.

Minnesota HF4742 prohibits state agencies from contracting with individuals or businesses convicted of fraud.

Minnesota HF4742 establishes that state agencies cannot enter into contracts with individuals or businesses convicted of fraud. This includes those convicted of theft, perjury, forgery, or making false claims against the state or federal government. The bill defines ownership for sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations, ensuring that any individual with an ownership interest in a company is subject to this prohibition. The law aims to prevent state resources from being allocated to entities with a history of fraudulent behavior.