Compiled by the Minnesota Legislative Reference Library
The Commission was to investigate whether the state's economy is being hampered by unnecessary government rules, or "mandates."
Governor Perpich created the Commission on Reform of Government. The Commission was among 11 advisory groups appointed by the governor in 1983 to make recommendations for economic recovery. Among other things, its final report recommended that state fiscal notes include local costs of mandates, a periodic inventory and review of state mandates, and exploration of ways to modify the system of levy limits.
29 members, including executives of private industry, present and former public employees, legislators and representatives of local government groups.
Commission head: Secretary of State Joan Growe
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