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2014_07_08_regular_session
previously approved resolution of this matter through an informal staff review process rather than through a formal investigation. Mr. Goldsmith explained that the party unit and the corporate donor both “sufficient” in the definitions of prima facie (line 4.16) and probable cause (line 6.4). Finally, Ms. Pope presented members with a draft resolution authorizing Executive Director Goldsmith to take the actions necessary to publish the Notice of Intent to Adopt Expedited Rules. Because the draft resolution and the proposed rules in the Revisor’s format had not been placed on the agenda at least seven
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Modified: 2014-08-13 Score: 0.001Advisory Opinion 348
in Minn. Stat. §10A.071. As a state statute the provisions of Minn. Stat. §10A.071 may not be modified or nullified by local ordinance or resolution. ISSUE THREE May the governing body of the metropolitan governmental unit pass a resolution to accept an offered service from a lobbyist or a lobbyist principal as a gift to the governmental unit, if only local officials of the governmental unit are
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the Governor’s Office, followed by a review by the OAH. The OAH has 14 days to review the proposed rules before the Board votes on a formal resolution to adopt them. Finally, a notice of adoption resolution adopting the rules in their final form. Lastly, a notice will be published in the State Register regarding the adoption of the rules, and the rules will take effect five business days after that
https://cfb.mn.gov/pdf/bdinfo/minutes/2024_10_02_regular_session.pdf
Modified: 2024-11-07 Score: 0.001Advisory Opinion 395
statement of the reasons the board believes passage of the amendment would benefit Minnesota. 3. Neither the board’s resolution voting to support the amendment nor the statement it approved expressly
2014_04_01_regular_session
replace former member Jon Scanlon. Member Stafsholt’s term will end in January of 2018 Resolution recognizing service of Jon Scanlon Chair Wiener proposed the following resolution to recognize John of the Board and offers this resolution in appreciation for his investment of time and energy in support of the mission and objectives of the Minnesota Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board
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Modified: 2014-06-03 Score: 0.0012015_04_14_regular_session
. Resolution recognizing the service of retired members Chair Beck read proposed resolutions to recognize former Board members Neil Peterson and Deanna Wiener for their service. Page - 2 his service from 2012 to 2015 as a member of the Board and offers this resolution in appreciation for his investment of time and energy in support of the mission and objectives of the Minnesota Wiener for her service from 2011 to 2015 as a member of the Board and offers this resolution in appreciation for her investment of time and energy in support of the mission and objectives of the
https://cfb.mn.gov/pdf/bdinfo/minutes/2015_04_14_regular_session.pdf
Modified: 2015-05-05 Score: 0.0012016_10_05_regular_session
payments for the special election in house district 32B. Vote on motion: Unanimously passed. Member Flynn’s motion: To adopt the following resolution: RESOLVED, that the Board adopts the general election ballot will not file another affidavit of candidacy. To remedy these issues, Board staff recommends that the Board issue a resolution adopting the following filing dates for all resolution authorizing a request for comments is attached to this memo. A sample request for comments that does not specify the topics that will be included in the rulemaking is also attached. Possible
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Modified: 2016-11-10 Score: 0.0012016_11_10_regular_session
consider rules adopted in other states regarding independent expenditures. After discussion, the following motion was made: Member Leppik’s motion: To adopt the following resolution: RESOLVED noncontroversial changes occur and focus efforts on reaching a consensus on the controversial subjects. If the Board decides to proceed with rulemaking at this time, it should adopt the resolution attached to this memo. The resolution authorizes the executive director to give notice of a Request for Comments. The Request will state that two rulemakings are being considered: one for noncontroversial
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Modified: 2017-01-04 Score: 0.0012016_05_27_regular_session
made: Member Rosen’s motion: To adopt the following resolution: Resolved, that the Executive Director shall refer the debt owed by Mr. Evan Rapp pursuant to the Board’s order of January 15 debt. Since staff is attempting to put the Board more directly in control of its collections efforts, a resolution would be in order. Should the Board agree with staff's recommendation, the following resolution would be in order: Resolved, That the Executive Director shall refer the debt owed by Mr. Evan Rapp pursuant to the Board's order of January 15, 2016, to the Minnesota Collections Enterprise
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Modified: 2016-07-05 Score: 0.001Regular Session Minutes
legislative districts. Staff began working with David Zoll, counsel for the DFL party, in May trying to find a resolution to this problem, without success. The issue has now come to a head because the report filed in 2022 by local party units is the pre-primary report, which is due on July 25, so a prompt resolution of the problem is required. Mr. Zoll’s email identifies the eleven party units . The negative is that 3 this approach is kicking the problem down the road, and the issue will still need to be resolved next year. Deferring resolution to next year would also allow
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Modified: 2022-10-06 Score: 0.001