SF3863

The bill relates to state government and would extend the lifespan of the Legislative Commission on Cybersecurity by amending Minnesota Statutes 2024 section 3.888 subdivision 7 to change the expiration date of the commission.

Section 1 would amend Minnesota Statutes 2024 section 3.888 subdivision 7 to modify when the Legislative Commission on Cybersecurity expires.
The amendment specifies an expiration date for the commission as part of the statute, with the draft text indicating December 31 of a future year (the exact year shown in the draft appears as 2028 or 2035, suggesting an intended extension to December 31, 2035).

Changes only the expiration date of the Legislative Commission on Cybersecurity; no other powers, duties, or authorities are shown as changing in the provided text.
This change is intended to ensure the commission can continue its work on cybersecurity matters within the state framework.

The draft text shows two possible years for the expiration (2028 and 2035), indicating a drafting inconsistency. The intended final expiration year should be confirmed in the finalized bill.

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Date	Chamber	Type	Name	Committee Name
February 26, 2026	Senate	Action	Introduction and first reading
February 26, 2026	Senate	Action	Referred to	State and Local Government
March 02, 2026	Senate	Action	Author added
	Senate	Action	HF substituted in committee
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