HF3860

Purpose

• The bill aims to extend the expiration date of the Legislative Commission on Cybersecurity. It would amend Minnesota Statutes 2024 section 3.888 subdivision 7 to change when the commission ends its work.

Main Provisions

• Section 1 would amend Minnesota Statutes 2024 section 3.888 subdivision 7.
• The key change is updating the expiration date for the Legislative Commission on Cybersecurity.
• The drafted text indicates the new expiration date to be December 31, 2035 (note: the line in the draft also shows 2028, which appears to be a drafting inconsistency; the intended date is presented as 2035).

Significant Changes to Existing Law

• The expiration/sunset date of the Legislative Commission on Cybersecurity is extended.
• No other duties, powers, or activities of the commission are described as changing in the provided excerpt.

Potential Implications (Plainspoken)

• By delaying the point at which the commission ends, the legislature keeps the cybersecurity review and advisory work ongoing for a longer period.
• This may affect ongoing cybersecurity policy discussions, recommendations, and reporting that the commission provides to lawmakers.

Relevant Terms

• Legislative Commission on Cybersecurity
• expiration / expires
• Minnesota Statutes 2024 section 3.888 subdivision 7
• December 31, 2035
• extension
• sunset date