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United States — Minnesota
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The governor and the Indian Affairs Council must appoint Minnesota Forest Resources Council members, and the council must hold meetings publicly, develop recommendations, and file a biennial report.
United States — Minnesota
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The partnership must provide a forum for implementation issues, problem solving, and coordination among forest stakeholders, and may advise the council.
United States — Minnesota
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The council must develop, review, and assess timber harvesting and forest management guidelines, and the guidelines are voluntary.
United States — Minnesota
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The council must maintain a forest planning framework and regional committees, and regional committees must report their activities to the council by November 1 of each even-numbered year.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner must run forest resource monitoring programs, and the council must oversee them and receive reports.
United States — Minnesota
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The council chair must appoint a Forest Resources Research Advisory Committee, and the committee must do research assessment, reporting, and outreach tasks.
United States — Minnesota
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The dean is encouraged to maintain an Interagency Information Cooperative, and the cooperative must report its accomplishments to the council by November 1 of each even-numbered year.
United States — Minnesota
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The state policy encourages timber harvesters and forest resource professionals to maintain continuing education programs in their professions.
United States — Minnesota
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This chapter is implemented only if the legislature makes biennial appropriations.
United States — Minnesota
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Several sections expire on June 30, 2033.
United States — Minnesota
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The Executive Council is made up of specified state officers, the governor serves as chair, the council appoints and can remove an executive secretary, and the executive secretary must do assigned duties and may hire necessary personnel within salary-appropriation limits.
United States — Minnesota
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The Executive Council must meet when called by the governor, or when the executive secretary calls it at the request of three or more members.
United States — Minnesota
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The Executive Council must designate eligible banks, trust companies, or credit unions as state depositories, and the commissioner of management and budget may deposit state funds there. Depositories above insurance coverage must provide a bond or approved collateral, and false statements about a depository’s financial
United States — Minnesota
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The Executive Council may propose and carry out certain settlement steps for land claims, but legislative ratification is required before any settlement is final. The state auditor must report claim status to the Executive Council and handle related expenses, subject to Executive Council approval.
United States — Minnesota
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The Executive Council may take emergency actions to prevent disaster and provide relief, and it may use property, facilities, services, and money as needed within the section’s limits.
United States — Minnesota
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The council has power over several land-related matters, including timberlands, state-acquired lands, land transfers, leases, approvals, and dam construction.
United States — Minnesota
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References to the surveyor general are treated as references to the commissioner of natural resources for transferred powers and duties, and related staff, funds, and positions are transferred or adjusted accordingly.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision defines terms used in the chapter, including affiliate, department, commissioner, permit, timber, and related forestry terms.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner must set timber sale allocation standards for state timber sales.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may settle timber-cut claims for at least the timber’s full value, and the Executive Council may make and change timber-business rules and appoint agents to investigate timber matters.