Clarifies the Minnesota Legislature's authority to propose statutory changes for public vote.
The bill clarifies the Minnesota Legislature's authority to propose statutory changes for public vote. It defines a "measure" as a proposal to amend existing laws, create new laws, or repeal laws. If a majority of voters approve a measure, it becomes law. Adopted measures must be published and codified like other laws.
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