Vice-chair of Legislative Coordinating Commission required to alternate between the senate and house of representatives every two years.

HF 1910 amends Minnesota Statutes to require the vice-chair of the Legislative Coordinating Commission to alternate between the Senate president and House speaker every two years. This procedural change modifies the existing leadership rotation rule (Minnesota Statutes 3.303, subdivision 3), which currently mandates the commission chair alternate between the Senate president and House speaker every odd-numbered year. The bill directly affects the leadership structure of the Legislative Coordinating Commission by establishing a similar two-year alternation cycle for the vice-chair position. It does not alter substantive policy but adjusts how legislative leadership roles rotate between chambers.