Senate, 53, DFL, sen.matt.klein@senate.mn, 651-296-4370
(Heard as: Sophie Leininger klein Klein )
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Senate, 41, DFL, sen.judy.seeberger@senate.mn, 651-297-8060
Senate, 15, R, sen.gary.dahms@senate.mn, 651-296-8138
(Heard as: Dames Millman Dames )
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Senate, 57, R, sen.zach.duckworth@senate.mn, 651-296-7633
(Heard as: Dockworth Duckworth )
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Senate, 18, DFL, sen.nick.frentz@senate.mn, 651-296-6153
Senate, 13, R, sen.jeff.howe@senate.mn, 651-296-2084
Senate, 46, DFL, sen.ron.latz@senate.mn, 651-297-8065
Senate, 9, R, sen.jordan.rasmusson@senate.mn, 651-296-4875
(Heard as: Rasmussen )
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Senate, 51, DFL, sen.melissa.wiklund@senate.mn, 651-297-8061
Senate, 44, DFL, sen.tou.xiong@senate.mn, 651-296-6820
00:22:48,120 - not the least of which is our social equity outcomes that we
00:56:23,460 - and on the front end that expenditure of capital is highly risky and it disproportionately impacts social equity applicants but even general applicants to actually have to secure and expend that much money on the front end without any assurance of a license is tremendously risky from a new business startup perspective.
00:58:00,220 - ensure some of the social equity outcomes and ensure a timely market launch and so
00:58:06,220 - coming with proposals that might look at how we view social equity applicants
01:01:42,080 - starts to certain applicants especially given how we've defined social equity applicant
01:01:50,780 - we defined a potential social equity applicant as someone
01:06:49,980 - in particular Minnesotans who have been historically disadvantaged by our systems and ones that protect protect consumers and have businesses that are oriented towards business practices that eliminate unintended consequences for marginalized populations.
01:21:53,480 - The first is conducting an equity analysis.
01:33:58,840 - and is part of what informed our recommendation for further equity analysis.