House File No. 1061 is a legislative bill aiming to disband the MNsure Legislative Oversight Commission in Minnesota. This bill, if enacted, would repeal specific subdivisions (1, 2, 4, and 5) of section 62V.11 from the Minnesota Statutes. The repealed sections outline the structure, duties, and responsibilities of this oversight committee.

Here’s a breakdown of what each repealed subdivision entails: - Subdivision 1: Establishes the committee to oversee MNsure’s implementation, requires annual reviews of MNsure operations, and necessitates MNsure to present its annual reports and other procedural details to the committee. - Subdivision 2: Details the membership composition of the committee, including how members are appointed and their terms. - Subdivision 4: Obligates the board to submit MNsure’s annual budget for review. - Subdivision 5: Requires the committee to review quarterly reports on funding and expenditures related to Minnesota’s eligibility systems.

By repealing these subdivisions, the MNsure Legislative Oversight Commission would effectively be eliminated, removing a layer of legislative review and oversight specific to MNsure’s operations and budgeting processes.