Thursday, February 29, 2024
12:30 PM, G-15 Capitol
Minutes
Present: Senator Matt D. Klein - Chair, Senator Judy Seeberger Vice Chair, Senator Gary H. Dahms, Senator Zach Duckworth, Senator Nick A. Frentz, Senator Jeff R. Howe, Senator Ron Latz, Senator Jordan Rasmusson, Senator Ann H. Rest, Senator Melissa H. Wiklund
Absent: No Members Absent
Senator Matt D. Klein called the meeting to order at 12:37 pm
S.F. 3909: Senator Frentz: Abnormal market disruption and unconscionably excessive price prohibition
application modification.
Senator Frentz presented S.F. 3909.
Senator Frentz moved the A1. Motion adopted on voice vote.
Testifiers:
Aaron Cocking, Insurance Federation of Minnesota
Senator Frentz moved that S.F. 3909 as amended pass and be sent to the Senate Floor. Motion passed on a voice vote.
Senator Frentz moved that S.F. 3909, as amended, be recommended to pass.
S.F. 2003: Senator Klein: Disclosures requirement relating to ticket sales.
Senator Klein gave gavel to Senator Frentz
Senator Klein presented S.F. 2003.
Senator Klein moves the A12 amendment. Motion passes on a voice vote.
Testifiers:
John Runniningen, M State Fergus Falls
Mike Dean, North Star Prosperity
Todd Duesing, Hennepin Theatre Trust
Tyler St. Clair, Vivid Seats
Howard Waltzman, Mayer Brown LLP
Sean Auyash, StubHub
Hope Ledford, Chamber of Progress
Senator Seeberger moved that S.F. 2003 as amended pass and be re-
referred to the Committee on Judiciary and Public Safety. Motion passed on a voice vote.
Senator Frentz gave gavel to Senator Klein
Senator Seeberger moved that S.F. 2003, as amended, recommended to pass and re-referred to the Judiciary and Public Safety Committee.
S.F. 3530: Senator Gustafson: Cellular telephone cases resembling a firearm possession, manufacture and
sale prohibition.
Senator Gustafson presented S.F. 3530
Testifier:
John Swenson, Public Safety Director, Lino Lakes
Senator Seeberger moved that S.F. 3530 be recommended to pass and be re-referred to the Committee on Judiciary and Public Safety. Motion passed on a voice vote.
Senator Seeberger moved that S.F. 3530, be recommended to pass and re-referred to the Judiciary and Public Safety Committee.
S.F. 3932: Senator Gustafson: Rejecting certain federal amendments relating to applicable interest rates
related to consumer loans.
Senator Gustafson presented S.F. 3932.
Senator Latz moved the A1 amendment. Motion passed on a voice vote.
Testifiers:
Anne Leland, Exodus Lending
Christine Westbrook
Jessica Whitney, Deputy Attorney General
Kim Miller, Luteran Social Service of Minnesota
Kent Kaiser, Ph. D. Domestic Policy Caucus
Phil Goldfeder, American Fintech Council
Gilberto Soria Mendoza, Upstart
Nicole Dogwill, Online Lenders Alliance
Ron Elwood, Legal Aid
Jon Kelly, Department of Commerce
Senator Klein moved that S.F. 3932 as amended be recomended be layed over. Motion passed on a voice vote.
Be laid over.
S.F. 3678: Senator McEwen: Electronic entertainment disclosure provisions.
Senator McEwen presented S.F. 3678.
Senator Wiklund moved that S.F. 3678 pass and be sent to the Senate Floor. Motion passed on a voice vote.
Senator Wiklund moved that S.F. 3678, be recommended to pass.
The meeting was adjourned at 2:37 p.m.
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Senator Matt D. Klein, Chair
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Tyler Kline, Legislative Assistant
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