Parenting Time Enforcement Task Force established, report required, and money appropriated.
This bill establishes the Parenting Time Enforcement Task Force to study issues related to enforcing court-ordered parenting time and addressing custody interference in Minnesota. The task force will consist of 12 members drawn from the legislature, judiciary, law enforcement, legal professionals, and parents with lived experience, who will meet to evaluate current enforcement mechanisms and identify barriers to effective implementation. By January 2027, the group must submit a report with findings and recommendations to improve parenting time enforcement while protecting child safety, and the task force will expire in June 2027. The bill also authorizes funding from the general fund to support the task force's administrative operations and meetings.
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Introduced Mar 26, 2026
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Walter Hudson
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