S.F. 3946: Senator Dibble: Criminal penalty provisions for assaulting transit workers clarification.

Chair Dibble gave the gavel to Vice Chair Ann M. Johnson Stewart for the duration of his bill presentation. Chair Dibble presented S.F. 3946 - Criminal penalty provisions for assaulting transit workers clarification. Testimony was heard from Lesley Kandaras, Metro Transit General Manager. Senator Hemmingsen-Jaeger requested a roll call. A roll call was approved. Chair Dibble moved that S.F. 3946 pass and be referred to the committee on Judiciary and Public Safety. Yes: Dibble, Johnson Stewart, Jasinski, Carlson, Coleman, Farnsworth, Hawj, Hemmingsen-Jaeger, Lang, McEwen, Nelson No: - With eleven votes in favor and zero against, the motion prevailed, and the bill was referred to Judiciary and Public Safety.

Senator Dibble moved that S.F. 3946, be recommended to pass and re-referred to the Judiciary and Public Safety Committee. - MOTION PREVAILED.

S.F. 4377: Senator Dibble: Certain transit and bicycle related parking enforcement authorization through the use of transit obstruction camera.

Chair Dibble present S.F. 4377 - Certain transit and bicycle related parking enforcement authorization through the use of transit obstruction camera. Testimony was heard from the following individuals: - Ann Shikany, HaydenAI - Steve Huser, City of Minneapolis Senator Hemmingsen-Jaeger requested a roll call. A roll call was granted. Chair Dibble moved that S.F. 4377 pass and be referred to the committee on Judiciary and Public Safety. Yes: Dibble, Johnson Stewart, Hawj, Hemmingsen-Jaeger, McEwen No: Jasinski, Carlson, Coleman, Farnsworth, Lang, Nelson With five votes in favor and six votes against, the motion failed. Vice Chair Johnson Stewart moved to reconsider the vote and asked for a roll call vote. This was granted. Yes: Dibble, Johnson Stewart, Carlson, Farnsworth, Hawj, Hemmingsen-Jaeger, McEwen No: Jasinski, Coleman, Lang, Nelson With seven votes in favor and four against, the motion to reconsider prevailed. Vice Chair Johnson Stewart moved that S.F. 4377 pass without recommendation and asked for a roll call vote, which was granted. Yes: Dibble, Johnson Stewart, Jasinski, Carlson, Hawj, Hemmingsen-Jaeger, Lang, McEwen, Nelson No: Farnsworth Absent: Coleman

Senator Dibble moved that S.F. 4377, be recommended to pass and re-referred to the Judiciary and Public Safety Committee. - MOTION FAILED.

S.F. 4426: Senator Pratt: Speech condition identifier provision on drivers' licenses and Minnesota identification cards.

Senator Eric R. Pratt presented S.F. 4426 - Speech condition identifier provision on drivers' licenses and Minnesota identification cards. Testimony was heard from the following individuals: - James Clark - Subhransu Nanda - Briann Morbitzer, speech pathologist S.F. 4426 was laid over.

Senator Jasinski moved that S.F. 4426, be laid over. - MOTION PREVAILED.

S.F. 4167: Senator Hoffman: Certain state officials security and protective services provision and appropriation.

Senator John Hoffman presented S.F. 4167 - Certain state officials security and protective services provision and appropriation. Senator John R. Jasinski offered the A1 amendment. Via voice vote, the motion prevailed.

Senator Jasinski moved that S.F. 4167, as amended, recommended to pass and re-referred to the Finance Committee. - MOTION PREVAILED.

S.F. 4273: Senator Hoffman: State Patrol compensation study requirements modification.

Senator Hoffman and Senator Jeff Howe presented S.F. 4273 - State Patrol compensation study requirements modification. Senator Hoffman offered the A1 author's amendment. Vice Chair Johnson Stewart moved the A1 amendment. Via voice vote, the motion prevailed. Testimony was heard from the following individuals: - Mike LeDoux, Law Enforcement Labor Services - Jason Theel, MN State Patrol Troopers Assoc. S.F. 4273 was laid over.

Senator Dibble moved that S.F. 4273, be laid over. - MOTION PREVAILED.