Minnesota Legislative Auditor

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The Minnesota Legislative Auditor is a legislative position in the Minnesota state government.

The legislative auditor is appointed by the legislative audit commission for a six year term. The nonpartisan office is responsible for providing the legislature, state agencies and the public with audit and evaluation reports. Financial audits, on the other hand, are the responsibility of the State Auditor.^[1]

Current officeholder

The current legislative auditor is Judy Randall.^[2]

Contact information

Office of the Legislative Auditor
Room 140, 658 Cedar St.
St. Paul, MN 55155-1603
Phone: (651) 296-4708
Fax: (651) 296-4712
EMail: Legislative.Auditor@state.mn.us

See also

• Auditor
• Minnesota State Legislature

External links

• Minnesota Office of the Legislative Auditor

Footnotes

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