Skip to main content

MN Government Data Practices Act - Responsibility

Deprivation of Individual Rights - The Minnesota Government Data Practices Act

On April 19, 2000, the 81st legislature made one of the worst pieces of legislation ever, allowing townships and municipalities outside of the metropolitan area to withhold information from the public.  This led to concealment of information and was a huge blow to transparency.  This was simply government allowing other other government agencies to operate under the radar.

The Minnesota Senate -- H.F. No. 3501 (Data Practices Act)  was read the third time, as amended, and placed on its final passage.

The question was taken on the passage of the bill, as amended.
The roll was called, and there were yeas 61 and nays 0, as follows [Not a single vote for citizens]: 
Those who voted in the affirmative were:
Anderson                                    
Belanger                                     
Berg                              
Berglin                                  
Betzold
Cohen 
Day
Dille
Fischbach
Flynn
Foley
Frederickson
Higgins
Hottinger
Janezich
Johnson,D.E.
Johnson,D.H.
Johnson,D.J.
Junge
Kelly, R.C.
Kelley, S.P.
Kierlin
Kinkel
Kiscaden
Kleis
Knutson
Krentz
Laidig
Langseth
Larson
Lesewski
Lessard
Limmer
Lourey
Marty
Metzen
Murphy
Neuville
Novak
Olson
Pappas
Pariseau
Piper
Pogemiller
Price
Ranum
Ring
Robertson
Robling
Runbeck
Sams
Samuelson
Scheevel
Scheid
Solon
Spear
Stevens
Stumpf
Vickerman
Wiger
Ziegler

 
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

More Needs To Be Done To Stop Sex Trafficking & Pedophilia

Human Trafficking Statistics by State [Edited to add:  2/3/21] 2/2/21:   64 arrested in Riverside County anti-human trafficking operation The following Coachella Valley residents were arrested for soliciting prostitution: Gabriel Alvarez, 28 of Coachella Douglas Ayala, 43 of Twentynine Palms Monte Bertoldo, 53 of Palm Springs Rutilio Brito, 33 of La Quinta Florencio Lopez, 50 of Thermal Rodrigo Macias-Leal, 21 of Cathedral City Ricardo Pachuca, 23 of Indio Juan Poblano-Martinez, 48 of Thermal Goldsborough Purnell, 62 of Palm Springs Eliuth Ramirez, 22 of Thermal Enrique Ramirez, 23 of Thermal Adam Sambrano, 39 of Indio Francisco Scott, 38 of Coachella Anthony Smith, 26 of Palm Desert Kyle Smith, 26 of Palm Desert William Spicknall, 37 of Palm Desert Thomas Stanford, 42 of Indio Manuel Vega, 44 of Thermal All of the suspects were released after signing agreements guaranteeing they will appear at scheduled court hearings. [Updated to add: 2/2/21] January 2021:  Jon We...
Post a Comment
Read more

Censorship, Media Bias, and Fake Impeachment Charges

Censorship, Media Bias, and Fake Impeachment Charges President Trump hasn't even left office and the left has run over all conservatives in its quest for Communism.  The unprecedented censorship and yet another fruitless impeachment process couldn't wait.  After calling for violence at least 28 times in the last year, the Democrats have the gall to suggest Trump incited violence on January 6th.  Anyone reading his message knows that claim has absolutely no merit whatsoever. In fact, read it yourself : Donald Trump: (02:44) The media will not show the magnitude of this crowd. Even I, when I turned on today, I looked, and I saw thousands of people here, but you don’t see hundreds of thousands of people behind you because they don’t want to show that. We have hundreds of thousands of people here, and I just want them to be recognized by the fake news media. Turn your cameras please and show what’s really happening out here because these people are not going to take it any lo...
Post a Comment
Read more

Nancy Pelosi Speech - House Debates 2nd Trump Impeachment

Jan 13, 2021 Nancy Pelosi Speech - House Debates 2nd Trump Impeachment Blogger M. Pirila used underlining to emphasize relevant passages.  His comments are in brackets. Nancy Pelosi: Thank you, Madam speaker. I thank the gentleman for yielding and for his leadership. Madam speaker, in his annual we’ll address to our predecessors in Congress in 1862, President Abraham Lincoln spoke of the duty of the Patriot in an hour of decisive crisis for the American people. “Fellow citizens,” he said, “We cannot escape history. We will be remembered in spite of ourselves. No personal significance or insignificance can spare one or another of us. The fiery trial through which we pass will light us down in honor, or dishonor, to the latest generation. Even we here,” he said, “hold the power and bear the responsibility.” In the Bible, St. Paul wrote, “Think on these things.” We must think on what Lincoln told us. We even here, even us here, hold the power and bear the responsibility. We, you and I...
Post a Comment
Read more