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130th Maine Legislature, First Special Session

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Legislature
130th
Paper
HP 1034
LD #
1400

An Act To Protect Towing Operators Providing Emergency Assistance by Allowing the Use of a Flashing Green Light

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Documents and DispositionLD 1400, HP 1034Text
LD 1400
HP 1034
Printed Document PDF MS-Word Document
Fiscal Status
No Fiscal Impact
Fiscal Note PDFFiscal Note

Adopted Amendments C-A (H-345)
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Fiscal Status
No Fiscal Impact
Fiscal Note PDFFiscal Note

Final DispositionEnacted, Jun 14, 2021
Governor's Action: Signed, Jun 14, 2021

Chaptered LawACTPUB
, Chapter 205
Printed Chapter PDFThese are unofficial documents that may contain errors. See the Session Laws Of Maine (when available) for a final version.Chapter Fiscal NoteFiscal Note PDFFiscal
Note

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Amendments to LD 1400Adopted by House & SenateC-A (H-345)
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Fiscal Status
No Fiscal Impact
Fiscal Note PDFFiscal Note

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Status In Committee

Referred to Committee on Transportation on Apr 5, 2021.
Latest Committee Action: Reported Out, Jun 2, 2021, OTP-AM
Latest Committee Report: Jun 2, 2021; Ought To Pass As Amended

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Committee Docket
DateActionResult
May 6, 2021Work Session Held 
May 6, 2021VotedDivided Report
May 25, 2021Work Session Reconsidered 
May 25, 2021VotedOTP-AM
Jun 2, 2021Reported OutOTP-AM

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Divided Reports

No Divided Reports.

Affected Statute Titles and Sections
TitleSectionSubsectionParagraphEffectLaw TypeChapter
29-A20542CNEWPublic Law205
29-A20542CNEWPublic Law205