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Capitol Report: Supporting Palliative Care, Launching Building Projects
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January 20, 2017
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28:31Now PlayingWhen Senate Republicans gained control of the Minnesota Senate, they created a new committee to focus on the issues of aging and long-term care. Chair of the Committee, Senator Karin Housley, R-St. Marys Point, talks with Capitol Report Moderator Shannon Loehrke about her bill to create a Palliative Care Advisory Committee.
Governor Mark Dayton and lawmakers are considering their options to jump start public construction projects through the sale of bonds. Governor Dayton outlined an ambitious $1.5 billion dollar plan that, according to administration officials, would leverage other funds to reach $2.4 billion dollars in construction projects. Minnesota Management and Budget Commissioner Myron highlights Governor Dayton's priorities.
According to Senate Capital Investment Chair David Senjem, the Senate will begin compiling its bonding bill in the coming days. He also joins Capitol Report moderator Shannon Loehrke to discuss the Senate plan for launching public construction projects.
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