Minnesota SF3267 prohibits legislators and executive branch appointees from receiving compensation from nonprofit organizations that receive state.
Minnesota SF3267 amends state statutes to prohibit sitting legislators from accepting employment or compensation from businesses primarily involved in lobbying or government affairs services. It also bars legislators from receiving compensation from nonprofit organizations that receive state grant funding. Additionally, the bill prohibits former commissioners or deputy commissioners from representing private interests in agency proceedings within a year of leaving their positions. The bill mandates that the House of Representatives and the Senate adopt rules to enforce these provisions.
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