House, 35A, DFL, rep.zack.stephenson@house.mn, 651-296-5513
(Heard as: Stevenson )
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House, 49B, DFL, rep.carlie.kotyza-witthuhn@house.mn, 651-296-7449
House, 13B, R, rep.tim.odriscoll@house.mn, 651-296-7808
(Heard as: Driscoll O'Driscoll Representative O'Driscoll )
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House, 56A, DFL, rep.robert.bierman@house.mn, 651-296-5506
(Heard as: Bierman Iman Beerman herman )
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House, 47B, DFL, rep.ethan.cha@house.mn, 651-296-1147
(Heard as: Charlene Reiner stormchaser Chah no Chah Michael Bradley Aaron Wallach Chau )
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House, 27B, R, rep.kurt.daudt@house.mn, 651-296-5364
House, 11A, R, rep.jeff.dotseth@house.mn, 651-296-4308
House, 43B, DFL, rep.mike.freiberg@house.mn, 651-296-4176
(Heard as: Feiberg Reiner Freiberg )
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House, 42B, DFL, rep.ginny.klevorn@house.mn, 651-296-5511
House, 39A, DFL, rep.erin.koegel@house.mn, 651-296-5369
(Heard as: Kegel )
House, 46A, DFL, rep.larry.kraft@house.mn, 651-296-7026
House, 24B, DFL, rep.tina.liebling@house.mn, 651-296-0573
(Heard as: Liebling )
House, 28B, R, rep.anne.neu@house.mn, 651-296-5377
(Heard as: Brian New Brinley )
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House, 31A, R, rep.harry.niska@house.mn, 651-296-2439
(Heard as: Miska Niska )
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House, 14A, R, rep.bernie.perryman@house.mn, 651-296-6316
(Heard as: Roman Perryman )
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House, 22B, R, rep.brian.pfarr@house.mn, 651-296-7065
(Heard as: Farr )
House, 54A, DFL, rep.brad.tabke@house.mn, 651-296-8872
(Heard as: Tabke )
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House, 08A, DFL, rep.liz.olson@house.mn, 651-296-4246
00:02:58,460 - Strengthen social equity provisions that are foundational to Minnesota's cannabis law
00:05:42,480 - Particularly social equity applicants,
00:08:18,300 - Our next bucket deals specifically with opportunities to strengthen the already robust social equity provisions that exist in Chapter 342
00:10:21,240 - Our proposal also creates a social equity license classification to maintain that distinction
00:10:47,960 - Because we have learned that access to capital is the single biggest barrier to entry in the market for social equity applicants
00:11:11,460 - we allow those social equity licensees
00:11:19,820 - those license holders are only allowed to transfer to other social equity entities
00:12:25,580 - for those social equity applicants
00:21:58,780 - There's the termination of social equity status and then for all applicants
00:22:34,480 - Yeah, and then the other question that was brought to me by multiple people was this whole idea of social equity status,
00:22:42,940 - The individuals who believe that they would qualify for social equity status
00:34:29,180 - Lotteries do not put social equity applicants on even footing with other competitors
00:34:37,600 - in Every instance when a state has used the lottery to distribute cannabis social equity licenses black applicants in particular
00:35:31,480 - Who will end up being cheated by a big business who cheated their way in and that's why every social equity expert
00:35:38,700 - Not just me every social equity expert who's ever been asked the question on lotteries versus merit-based systems including the NAACP
00:40:38,680 - for us, you know, especially social equity applicants and farmers will continue to hold the bag or
00:42:28,860 - both social equity and commercial using the cornerstone legislation
00:44:05,480 - social equity and commercial to
00:48:02,780 - all right we learned that medical and other corporate players are planning massive expansions in anticipation of the race to the bottom of their cost per gram
00:48:16,860 - affect equity stakeholders small
00:48:35,000 - once again equity stakeholders
00:51:35,380 - commitment to social equity community welfare and local empowerment
00:52:14,780 - the coalition for equity which is who I am here in that
00:53:19,120 - opposite of equity so if you have issues that lead people to have to deal with
00:55:36,220 - disservice to our community there's no social equity component to it
00:55:45,060 - move that goalpost that people of color have been calling off for so many generations
00:56:47,650 - available through deed to help support and stand up social equity organizations
00:57:15,180 - and I represent the collective for racial equity and African-American talent
00:58:04,900 - build up this equity and whatnot working and putting all this effort and then all
00:59:37,200 - any policies to advance the interest of social equity applicants
01:01:08,160 - who often speaks on social equity issues
01:02:55,440 - particularly as it pertains to social equity status application eligibility
01:03:04,480 - temporary licensing may be limited to social equity applicants
01:03:08,120 - therefore a logical first step would be a process to qualify social equity status
01:05:19,940 - as equity applicants
01:19:50,780 - and ensure build out requirements to address digital inequities in our communities,
02:00:05,940 - you know, supporting equity in building up broadband or supporting local cable access programs,
02:25:54,800 - brought by representative Finkie on gender affirming care and I would like to understand
03:23:22,080 - this legislation represents a step towards health equity ensuring a real and