The issue of racial profiling could be on the 2001 legislative agenda. A statewide committee is calling for a two-year study to determine whether officers pull over drivers because of their race. Although some Minnesota police departments are already recording the race of the people they pull over, they are currently not required to do so. Republican Rich Stanek is a state representative and Minneapolis police officer. He was on the committee formed to look at racial profiling, and he's still deciding whether to go along with the committee's suggestion that the state require a study.