Elected leaders from eight Minnesota veterans’ organizations would advise state leaders about veterans and their families through a new task force.
Elected leaders from eight Minnesota veterans’ organizations would serve on a task force that advises the governor, legislature, and veterans affairs commissioner about veterans and their families.
The task force would set rules for its regular meetings and choose a chair and vice-chair from its members each year.
Members would receive no pay or expense repayment from state funds, and the task force would have no expiration date.
The bill would establish a task force to advise state leaders on veterans’ matters. The task force would include elected leaders from eight congressionally chartered veterans’ organizations in Minnesota and advise on veterans, their families, and the Minnesota Department of Veterans Affairs.
The task force would set rules for regular meetings and elect a chair and vice-chair. The task force would adopt its own meeting rules and order of business. The chair and vice-chair must be chosen from current task force members. The task force would elect its chair and vice-chair annually.
The bill says members would receive no state pay or expense repayment, and the task force would not expire. These provisions apply to task force members and the task force. Members would not receive compensation, daily allowances, child-care expense repayment, or other expense repayment from state funds.
No hearings or votes scheduled.