Inside the Capitol: 1st Week of Session (Episode 1 - 2.21.18)

Posted by Katherine Szepieniec on February 21, 2018

The Minnesota Catholic Conference takes you Inside the Capitol to help breakdown what happens in our state's legislature and how you can get involved. This week we hear from Paul Hinks of the Chief Clerk's Office. He explains the role of the chief clerk's office, shares his own favorite memory from his many decades of service, and gives you advice on how best to contact your legislators.
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