House of Representatives

SF 169 allows veterans to carry a pistol using their DD214 discharge papers instead of a permit, simplifying access and removing fees and training requirements.

SF 2110 expands MRIA to create a formal ineligibility list, defining who cannot access MRIA programs and services; full criteria and procedures await the full text.

Iowa adds rules requiring written, standardized home inspection reports, bans certain conflicts and kickbacks, requires insurance, and sets penalties to protect buyers.

HF 1359 redirects more solid waste revenue to the Resource Management Account, boosting funding for environmental programs and impacting state/local waste agencies and ratepayers.

SF 1710 allocates $9 million to create a tracking system for trading ammonia, hydrogen, and renewable energy certificates, boosting Minnesota's clean energy market.

HF 2131 expands workforce development scholarships in Minnesota, boosting access for students in high-demand fields to address regional labor shortages.

SF 110 allocates $500,000 to enhance early childhood education through music, supporting educator training and expanding programs for disadvantaged children in the Twin Cities.

Raises nonemergency medical transport (NEMT) payment rates to providers, improving access to care for beneficiaries; DHS and MnDOT coordinate funding and administration.