Minnesota SF1990 requires legislators to disclose financial ties to entities seeking state funding and prohibits legislative staff from being paid by.
Minnesota SF1990 mandates that legislators report any compensation received from entities seeking state funding through grants related to bills introduced in the legislature. This disclosure must occur within five days of the bill's introduction. The designated legislative staff must then notify the bill's author and relevant committee leaders. Additionally, the bill prohibits legislative staff from accepting compensation from entities requesting state funding through bills or grants. Violations of this prohibition can result in disciplinary action, including dismissal.
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