Minnesota SF5288 prohibits per diem payments to legislators during regular legislative sessions.
Minnesota SF5288 amends the state statutes to prohibit per diem payments to legislators during regular sessions of the legislature. The bill specifies that legislators can only receive per diem payments when the legislature is not in regular session. The compensation for legislators is limited to a salary, state contributions to insurance benefits and retirement plans, and other specified compensation. The changes will take effect on July 1, 2027.
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