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Board Resolution Authorizing Notice of Proposed Ru

Board Resolution Authorizing Notice of Proposed Rules AUTHORIZING RESOLUTION In the Matter of Disclosure Board, a board authorized under the laws of the State of Minnesota; that the following is a true, complete, and correct copy of a resolution that the Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board adopted at a properly convened meeting on June 5, 2024; that a quorum was present; and that a majority of those present voted for the resolution, which has not been rescinded or modified. The Board

Board_resolution_adopting_rules

MINNESOTA CAMPAIGN FINANCE BOARD Resolution Adopting Rules Minnesota Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board true, complete, and correct copy of a resolution that the Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board adopted at a properly convened meeting on December 4, 2024; that a quorum was present; and that a majority of those present voted for the resolution, which has not been rescinded or modified: "RESOLVED, that the Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board approved and adopted rules about campaign

Board_memo

, counsel From: Andrew Olson, Legal/Management Analyst Telephone: 651-539-1190 Subject: Rulemaking update and draft resolution approving final proposed rule language A notice regarding the , and vote on a resolution approving, the final proposed rule language. After that occurs, the proposed rule language will be submitted to the Governor’s Office for final review and the Revisor’s to those comments, which explains the need for the proposed modifications. Lastly, a draft resolution approving the final proposed rule language is attached. A motion is needed to approve the

Microsoft Word - Regular_Agenda_4_1_14.doc

meeting) 2. Chair’s Report A. Introduction of new Board member Jon Stafsholt B. Resolution recognizing service of Jon Scanlon C. Board Meeting Schedule 3. Executive Director Topics A

Microsoft Word - Regular_Agenda_8_2_16.docx

1. Minutes Regular meeting, July 5, 2016 2. Process for selection and setting term of new Chair 3. Chair's report A. Meeting schedule B. Resolution recognizing the service of

2016_01_15_regular_session

. Chair’s report A. Opening statement by new Chair B. Meeting schedule C. Resolution recognizing George Beck's service to the Board D. Discussion of the possibility of streaming Board meetings

2011_04_19_regular_session

Report A. Board meeting schedule B. New member introductions C. Resolution honoring members Ashmore and Milbert 3. Executive Director’s Report A. Office operations (verbal report) B. Update

Rulemaking Update Memo

administrative law judge would conserve both time and money. The Board may authorize the executive director to publish a dual notice or to publish a notice of hearing. A draft resolution authorizing a dual notice is attached. Attachments: Revised draft rule language for part 4503.0100, subpart 4, and part 4511.0100, subparts 4-11 Statement of Need and Reasonableness Draft resolution authorizing dual

2020_08_14_regular_session

- Minutes August 14, 2020 - 2 - B. 2020 meeting schedule The next Board meeting is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, September 9, 2020. C. Resolution recognizing the service of Robert Moilanen Mr. Sigurdson presented members with a potential resolution related to this matter that is attached to and made a part of these minutes. Members called attention to Mr. Moilanen’s contributions to the Board and stated that they all had enjoyed serving with him. After discussion, the following motion was made: Member Rosen’s motion: To approve the following resolution to be signed

disclaimer_nonexpenditure_provisions_9_22_2017

the executive director to prepare the matter for resolution by the board without an agreement pursuant to part 4525.0340. If an agreement proposed under this subpart is not approved by the board issuance of findings. Currently, even staff reviews where no violation is found must be presented to the Board for resolution, which delays the resolution of the matter for at least five weeks the opportunity to be heard by the board before the board’s determination regarding the resolution of the staff review. A written document concluding a matter under staff review without a formal