LD 698, SP 211, Text and Status, 129th Legislature, Second Special Session

Documents and DispositionLD 698, SP 211Text
LD 698
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Not Yet Determined

Adopted Amendments C-A (S-312)
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Final DispositionDied Upon Conclusion of the 129th Legislature, Nov 16, 2020

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Amendments to LD 698Adopted by House & SenateC-A (S-312)
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Status In Committee

Referred to Committee on Judiciary on Feb 12, 2019.
Latest Committee Action: Reported Out, Jun 18, 2019, OTP-AM/ONTP
Latest Committee Report: Jun 18, 2019; JUD, MAJ: Ought To Pass As Amended; JUD, MIN: Ought Not To Pass

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Committee Docket
Date	Action	Result
Mar 28, 2019	Work Session Held
Mar 28, 2019	Voted	Divided Report
Jun 18, 2019	Reported Out	OTP-AM/ONTP

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Divided Reports
Report	Report Signer
MAJ - Ought To Pass As Amended	Representative Donna Bailey of Saco, Chair
	Senator Michael Carpenter of Aroostook, Chair
	Representative Christopher Babbidge of Kennebunk
	Senator Shenna Bellows of Kennebec
	Representative Barbara Cardone of Bangor
	Representative Jeffrey Evangelos of Friendship
	Representative Thom Harnett of Gardiner
	Representative Lois Reckitt of South Portland
	Representative Rachel Talbot Ross of Portland
MIN - Ought Not To Pass	Representative Philip Curtis of Madison
	Representative John DeVeau of Caribou
	Representative David Haggan of Hampden
	Senator Lisa Keim of Oxford

Affected Statute Titles and Sections
Title	Section	Subsection	Paragraph	Effect	Law Type	Chapter
14	1501-A			NEW		null
14	1501-A			NEW		null
14	1501-A			NEW		null

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