If enacted, a state task force would study what helps or blocks Minnesota businesses and send recommendations to legislative leaders by February 15, 2028.
A task force would study ways to help people start and run businesses in Minnesota, including business support, financing, training, and licensing rules.
The task force would recommend ways to make business support easier to reach and reduce barriers, including licensing rules and access to health care and child care.
The employment and economic development commissioner would establish a task force to study business needs and recommend changes. The task force would include that commissioner, ten members appointed by the commissioner, and the labor and industry commissioner or a designee. This section would take effect the day after final enactment. The commissioner would have to call its first meeting by September 15, 2027.
The task force would study business support and send its findings and recommendations to legislative leaders. Its work would include support for businesses at every stage, financing and mentors, business education, apprenticeship support, and barriers such as access to health care and child care. The task force would consider current and possible new programs, licensing and permitting changes, and other barriers it identifies. It would submit its report by February 15, 2028, then expire the day after submission.
No hearings or votes scheduled.