Minnesota HF 376 (2007)

From Sunshine Review

House Bill 376 is a piece of Minnesota legislation that as proposed in 2007 by Rep. Eric Paulsen - (R). The legislation would have created a searchable database of state contracts and grants and appropriations money. The website would be maintained by the Commissioner of Administration and would cover transactions over the last decade.^[1]

Contents 1 Life of the bill 2 Authors 3 See also 4 External links 5 References

[edit] Life of the bill

The bill was initially introduced by Paulsen in January. It was transferred to the State Government Finance Division in late February where it got buried.

[edit] Authors

Authors of the bill included: Paulsen; Kahn; Winkler; Anderson, S.; DeLaForest; Peppin; Hortman; Gardner; Kalin; Gottwalt; Moe; Simon; McFarlane; Shimanski; Abeler; Bunn; Berns.^[2]

[edit] See also

• Minnesota transparency legislation

[edit] External links

• HF 376 text

[edit] References

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