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1/1/1992
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<br />~~ <br /> <br /> <br />March 5, 1992 <br /> <br />Mr. David Beaulieu <br />commissioner <br />Minnesota Department of Human Rights <br />500 Bremer Tower <br />7th Place and Minnesota street <br />st. Paul, MN 55101 <br /> <br />Dear Commissioner Beaulieu: <br /> <br />It has recently come to our attention that there is some <br />question as to whether the Department of Human Rights will continue <br />to utilize the no-fault grievance procedure currently available at <br />the local government level. We would like to take this opportunity <br />to express to you our support for the no-fault grievance process. <br /> <br />It is our opinion that the no-fault grievance process is an <br />important tool for ensuring that discrimination is dealt with at <br />the lowest possible level, wi thin the community in which the <br />problem has occurred. It is a meaningful alternative to litigation <br />and to state action. We believe that closing off this local option <br />will have a "Chilling" effect on a citizen's inclination and <br />ability to settle problems quickly, peacefully and with a minimum <br />amount of governmental involvement. Finally, the no-fault <br />grievance process keeps our communities actively involved with, and <br />informed about, the Minnesota state Human Rights Act. <br /> <br />Again, we urge the Department of Human Rights to carefully <br />consider the decision whether to continue to use the no-fault <br />grievance process. If there are flaws and defects in the process, <br />they can undoubtedly be resolved through cooperative efforts <br />between the state and local communities. <br /> <br /> <br />1rJ7#4.-.~ <br /> <br />Ma~y Helen Deutsch, Chair <br />Roseville Human Rights Commission <br /> <br />steven R. sarkozy <br />city Manager <br /> <br />cc: League of Minnesota <br />Human Rights commissions <br /> <br />2660 CIYIC CE!\TER DRlYE . ROSE\1LLE . !lII\'!\ESOTA . 55113 . 612--!90-2200 <br />
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