THE POLICY LANDSCAPE
Rights, restrictions & the places between.
MN HF4109 (2024)
Human rights law provided, and civil penalties and other remedies provided.
Anti-LGBTQ+
- Jurisdiction
- Minnesota
- Session
- 93rd Legislature 2023-2024
- Stage reported
- Passed / adopted
- First recorded action
- Latest action
- : Governor approval
- Record retrieved
Bill types
As labelled in the project's tracker.
Religious Exemptions
Links
- As introduced (PDF, hosted here)
- As enrolled or final (PDF, hosted here)
- LegiScan record(opens another site)
- Official legislature page(opens another site)
- Introduced text (Feb 21, 2024) at revisor.mn.gov(opens another site)PDF, external
- Engrossed text (May 8, 2024) at revisor.mn.gov(opens another site)PDF, external
- Bill page on this site
Recorded actions
| Date | Chamber | Action |
|---|---|---|
| House | Introduction and first reading, referred to Judiciary Finance and Civil Law | |
| House | Committee report, to adopt | |
| House | Second reading | |
| House | House rule 1.21, placed on Calendar for the Day Monday, March 25, 2024 | |
| House | Third reading | |
| House | Bill was passed | |
| Senate | Received from House | |
| Senate | Introduction and first reading | |
| Senate | Referred to Rules and Administration for comparison with SF4201, now on General Orders | |
| Senate | Comm report: Subst. for SF on General Orders HF4109 | |
| Senate | Second reading | |
| House | Author added Frederick (as chief) | |
| House | Motion to suspend rules | |
| House | Motion prevailed | |
| House | Returned from Senate with amendment | |
| House | Motion to concur with Senate amendments | |
| House | Motion prevailed | |
| House | Third reading as amended by the Senate | |
| House | Bill was repassed as amended by the Senate | |
| Senate | Special Order: Amended | |
| Senate | Third reading Passed | |
| Presented to Governor | ||
| Governor approval | ||
| Secretary of State, Filed | ||
| Governor's action Approval | ||
| Secretary of State Chapter 105 |
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Bill data and text from LegiScan (legiscan.com), licensed CC BY 4.0 and used in modified form. LegiScan does not endorse the Trans Data Initiative. Used here in modified form.