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United States — Minnesota
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This provision sets the Minnesota commissioners on the Great Lakes Commission: two must be house members, two must be state senators, one is appointed by the governor, and the commissioners must exercise the voting rights given by the compact.
United States — Minnesota
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State officers must do what is necessary to carry out the compact, and state government bodies must provide the commission information, data, and other aid when requested.
United States — Minnesota
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If enemy attack makes it impractical to run government from St. Paul, the governor must declare an emergency temporary seat of government and local governments may relocate and continue business at alternate places.
United States — Minnesota
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County and municipal governing bodies may adopt emergency succession ordinances or resolutions, and an interim emergency successor must serve until the regular officer returns or a lawful successor is named.
United States — Minnesota
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Minnesota adopts a zero-tolerance policy on violence, and every person in the state has a right to live free from violence.
United States — Minnesota
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Flags on the Capitol Area grounds must be flown at half-staff when a qualifying public safety officer or Minnesota military personnel dies in the line of duty.
United States — Minnesota
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The governor, secretary of state, auditor, and attorney general must keep their offices in rooms provided for them in the Capitol area, and they must also do any additional services or obligations required by law.
United States — Minnesota
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Officers appointed by the governor begin their terms when they qualify and assume office, and they continue for the prescribed period and until successors are appointed and qualified, unless otherwise provided.
United States — Minnesota
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A state department that owes the employees compensation revolving fund for claims paid to its employees, and has no direct appropriation for that purpose, must reimburse the fund from its operating appropriation.
United States — Minnesota
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A person who already holds a state office may also hold a second appointive state office and perform both offices’ duties.
United States — Minnesota
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Certain state officials must sign their monthly state-paid long-distance phone bills, unless the bill is under $5.
United States — Minnesota
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These budgets must be submitted to and considered by the legislature’s appropriate committees, unless section 3.1985 says otherwise.
United States — Minnesota
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Several Minnesota government and court budgets must be public and divided into expense categories.
United States — Minnesota
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Long-distance telephone bills paid for by the state or a political subdivision are public data.
United States — Minnesota
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Certain public-branch members, officers, and employees must report evidence of misuse of long-distance telephone service, and the legislative auditor must investigate and report on such evidence.
United States — Minnesota
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Laws enacted on or after July 1, 2009, must not be named after living people.
United States — Minnesota
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The first Sunday in June is Ethnic American Day. The governor may promote the observance, and public schools may offer instruction and programs supporting ethnic cultures, traditions, and values.
United States — Minnesota
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The week beginning the third Monday in September is an official observance week for hunting heritage.
United States — Minnesota
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June 19 of each year is designated Juneteenth, and the governor must issue an annual proclamation honoring the observance.
United States — Minnesota
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August 15 is designated India Day, and the governor must issue a yearly proclamation honoring it.