STATE OF MINNESOTA TWENTY-SECOND MEETING
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES EIGHTY-FOURTH SESSION
COMMITTEE ON RULES AND LEGISLATIVE ADMINISTRATION
MINUTES
Representative Paulsen, Chair of the Committee on Rules and Legislative Administration called the twenty-second meeting to order at 11:50 A.M. on Friday, May 20, 2005, in Room 118 of the State Capitol.
The Clerk noted the roll.
Members present:
PAULSEN, Erik, Chair
ANDERSON, Bruce
BERNARDY, Connie
CARLSON, Lyndon
HOPPE, Joe
HOSCH, Larry
JOHNSON, Jeff
KELLIHER, Margaret
LOEFFLER, Diane
MAGNUS, Doug
MOE, Frank
POPPE, Jeanne
SAILER, Brita
SAMUELSON, Char, Vice Chair
SMITH, Steve
SVIGGUM, Steve
TINGELSTAD, Kathy
Members excused:
ABRAMS, Ron
JUHNKE, Al
KOHLS, Paul
OZMENT, Dennis
SEIFERT, Marty
SERTICH, Tony
A quorum was present.
The first matter under consideration was the approval of the minutes from the meeting on Thursday, May 19, 2005.
Rep. Hoppe moved that the minutes be approved.
The MOTION PREVAILED; THE MINUTES FROM THE MEETING ON THURSDAY, MAY 19, 2005 WERE APPROVED.
The second matter under consideration was the Proposed Supplemental Calendar for the Day for Friday, May 20, 2005.
Rep. Paulsen moved that the Proposed Supplemental Calendar for the Day be approved.
The MOTION PREVAILED; THE PROPOSED SUPPLEMENTAL CALENDAR FOR THE DAY FOR FRIDAY MAY 20, 2005 WAS APPROVED.
The third matter under consideration was the House Resolution on Facilities.
Rep. Paulsen explained that this was a standard session-end resolution and moved that the resolution be adopted.
The MOTION PREVAILED; THE HOUSE RESOLUTION ON FACILITIES WAS ADOPTED.
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The fourth matter under consideration was the House Resolution on Correcting and Approving Last Day Journal.
Rep. Paulsen explained that this was a standard session-end resolution and moved that the resolution be adopted.
The MOTION PREVAILED; THE HOUSE RESOLUTION ON CORRECTING AND APPROVING LAST DAY JOURNAL WAS ADOPTED.
The sixth matter under consideration was the House Resolution on Parking.
Rep. Paulsen explained that this was a standard session-end resolution and moved that the resolution be adopted.
The MOTION PREVAILED; THE HOUSE RESOLUTION ON PARKING WAS ADOPTED.
Rep. Paulsen noted that remaining agenda items would be taken up at a later time.
The meeting adjourned at 11:55 A.M.
REP. ERIK PAULSEN, CHAIR
Lesley Hinz
Committee Legislative Assistant