Legislative Commission on Legislative Security established.

HF 3781 establishes a Legislative Commission on Legislative Security in Minnesota. The commission will study security needs for state legislators and staff while serving in their districts and review proposed bills affecting security for elected officials. It consists of 14 members (seven from each chamber, with majority limits) appointed at the start of each legislative session, and must elect a chair alternating between the Senate and House annually. The bill creates a new permanent body to analyze security issues and make recommendations, without changing existing laws.