Minnesota § 116U.45 SALE OF PUBLICATIONS AND PROMOTIONAL MATERIALS; FEES; ADVERTISING

Minnesota Statutes

§ 116U.45 — SALE OF PUBLICATIONS AND PROMOTIONAL MATERIALS; FEES; ADVERTISING

Minnesota § 116U.45

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Minn. Stat. § 116U.45 (2026).

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(a)The director may sell reports, publications, or related publicity or promotional material of the office as the director determines.

(b)Fees for reports, publications, or related publicity or promotional material are not subject to section14.386or to the rulemaking requirements of chapter 14 in general and are not subject to section16A.1283or16A.1285. The fees prescribed by the director must be commensurate with the distribution objective of the office for the material produced or with the cost of furnishing the services.

(c)Office publications may contain advertising and may receive advertising revenue from profit and nonprofit organizations, associations, individuals and corporations, and other state, federal, or local government agencies. The director shall set advertising rates an

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(a) The director may sell reports, publications, or related publicity or promotional material of the office as the director determines.
(b) Fees for reports, publications, or related publicity or promotional material are not subject to section14.386or to the rulemaking requirements of chapter 14 in general and are not subject to section16A.1283or16A.1285. The fees prescribed by the director must be commensurate with the distribution objective of the office for the material produced or with the cost of furnishing the services.
(c) Office publications may contain advertising and may receive advertising revenue from profit and nonprofit organizations, associations, individuals and corporations, and other state, federal, or local government agencies. The director shall set advertising rates and fees commensurate with services rendered and distribution objectives.
Revenue under this section is governed by section116U.50.