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543 matching statutes
United States — Minnesota
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Health plans covering Minnesota residents must cover rWGS testing when the enrollee meets the stated age, illness, and inpatient-care conditions.
United States — Minnesota
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Cannabis and hemp businesses must keep and produce financial records, file an annual diversity report, follow disposal and monitoring rules, sell only approved compliant products, avoid prohibited financial dealings, and protect retail/wholesale customer data.
United States — Minnesota
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To get a hair technician license, the applicant must be at least 17, complete the required training, and file a complete application with the listed documents and test results.
United States — Minnesota
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Local welfare agencies must investigate child maltreatment reports, coordinate with law enforcement when required, contact the child and caregiver promptly, and collect information needed to assess safety and needed services.
United States — Minnesota
2 provisions
This provision transfers and expands powers and duties to the commissioner of human services and gives the commissioner multiple administrative powers over human services programs.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision defines jailhouse witness terms and requires county attorneys, prosecutors, and the commissioner to report, maintain, publish, and disclose jailhouse-witness information, with some victim-notification duties.
United States — Minnesota
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This section lets a peace officer make a warrantless arrest for recent nonfelony domestic abuse, requires notice to the victim, and requires a written police report.
United States — Minnesota
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This section requires certain deaths to be reported to the coroner or medical examiner and gives that office broad authority to investigate, order autopsies, request records, and use subpoenas.
United States — Minnesota
3 provisions
This provision creates CFSS, a participant-controlled home and community-based support program, and sets out eligibility, assessment, service planning, authorization, provider duties, and some payment rules.
United States — Minnesota
2 provisions
This section sets insurance reserve-valuation rules and requires annual actuarial opinions for specified companies.
United States — Minnesota
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This section gives the board enforcement tools, including subpoenas, data access, temporary suspension, cease-and-desist orders, and injunctions.
United States — Minnesota
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The board must adopt rules for environmental review and permits, and it may condition, deny, modify, suspend, or revoke permits in several cases.
United States — Minnesota
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The commerce commissioner may investigate, subpoena, demand records, issue data calls, and enforce compliance with orders. Covered persons must respond to department requests and appear when asked, and subpoenas cannot be disclosed except in limited cases.
United States — Minnesota
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This section lets a person seek criminal-record expungement by filing a petition, paying any required fee, and following service, hearing, and petition-content rules.
United States — Minnesota
1 provisions
The office must carry out ombudsman duties for clients, and the ombudsman or designees have certain access powers and anti-retaliation protections.
United States — Minnesota
1 provisions
Financial institutions must maintain an information security program and meet specified requirements for risk assessment, safeguards, testing, service-provider oversight, incident response, reporting, and business continuity.
United States — Minnesota
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The governor appoints the Ombudsman Committee, designates its chair, and designates a Medical Review Subcommittee; the committee must meet regularly and advise the ombudsman.
United States — Minnesota
1 provisions
This section defines key terms used in the chapter and says a performance improvement plan must include a specific numerical improvement, with possible additional practices, and must be negotiated with and approved by the relevant commissioners.
United States — Minnesota
1 provisions
A metropolitan county may prepare groundwater plans, but the county must follow specified steps for coordination, review, adoption, and implementation.
United States — Minnesota
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This section establishes the opiate epidemic response fund, creates two accounts in it, directs certain money into those accounts, and sets out several appropriations and reporting limits.