Establishes a code of ethics for the legislative branch, modifies data practices, requires rounding for cash transactions, and makes other state.
Minnesota HF4883 establishes a code of ethics for the legislative branch, prohibiting employees from using state resources for private interests and requiring them to avoid conflicts of interest. It modifies data practices by defining what constitutes public and nonpublic data. The bill mandates rounding for cash transactions, allowing agencies to round payments to the nearest five cents. It also invalidates mandates to direct funds to specific individuals and changes grant management and procurement provisions.
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