State government policy bill.

HF 1837 updates Minnesota's state government administrative procedures. It amends statutes to clarify the Department of Administration's role in implementing the federal 21st Century Assistive Technology Act, ensuring the Minnesota Assistive Technology Advisory Council remains permanent and properly staffed with experts from key agencies. The bill also requires state agencies to notify legislative committees before starting most capital projects (excluding ADA compliance or preservation work), and revises reimbursement processes for state revolving funds used by agencies. These changes directly affect state agencies managing capital projects, assistive technology programs, and administrative funding systems, with no new programs or funding created.