Minnesota SF763 eliminates the Public Safety Advisory Council, a body under the Peace Officer Standards and Training Board.
Minnesota SF763 repeals the Public Safety Advisory Council, a 15-member body established under the Peace Officer Standards and Training Board. The council included representatives from law enforcement, community groups, and the legislature. It aimed to assist the board in maintaining policies and regulating peace officers, ensuring civil and human rights protection. The council also provided citizen involvement in policing policies, regulations, and supervision. The bill amends and repeals relevant sections of Minnesota Statutes.
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