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11-2400-22112-1 In the Matter of the Proposed Rules of the Department of Public Safety Governing Driver Information, Licensing, and Testing; Minnesota Rules Chapter 7410
March 09, 2012 - In this rulemaking proceeding, the Department proposes to amend its rules to adopt identity and residency requirements for Minnesota residents who wish to obtain an Enhanced Driver’s License (EDL) or an Enhanced Identification Card (EID). The Administrative Law Judge concludes that the language of proposed Rule 7410.0400, Subpart 3b, items A and B, is defective because it is overly vague, is inconsistent with due process principles, and has not been shown to be needed and reasonable. IT IS RECOMMENDED that the proposed rules, as modified, be adopted, except where otherwise noted above. The Chief Administrative Law Judge hereby approves the Report of the Administrative Law Judge, dated March 7, 2012, in all respects.
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