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FINAL Status Report of Legislation - 130Th GA House Action Senate Action Further Action FINAL Status Report of Legislation - 130th GA House Action Senate Action Further Action A - Amended F - Failed to Pass ned R - Rereferred P - Postponed ned g S - Substitute V - Vetoed g * - Note Introduced Introduced ov. Action Passed 3rd Passed 3rd G Cmte. Report Cmte. Report House Bill Concurrence Consideration Primary Effective Date Consideration Cmte. Assi Cmte. Assi Sponsor(s) Subject To Conf. Cmte. 1 Derickson Ohio Workforce Development Law-changes/ 01/30/13 MWD S 03/06/13 03/19/13 03/20/13 WED S 06/12/13 06/12/13 06/18/13 06/27/13 09/27/13 Romanchuk OhioMeansJobs-job placement system 2 Derickson Unemployment benefits-register with 01/30/13 MWD S 03/06/13 03/19/13 03/20/13 WED S 06/19/13 06/20/13 06/25/13 07/11/13 10/11/13 Brown OhioMeansJobs/local one-stop office 3 Sears Health insurance exchanges-agent continuing 01/30/13 HG S 03/06/13 03/13/13 03/14/13 IFI S 04/23/13 04/23/13 04/24/13 04/30/13 07/30/13 Kunze education/change deductibles & copayments 4 Stautberg Local Government Performance Measurement 01/30/13 SLG Blessing Grant Program 5 Grossman Municipal income tax-revisions 01/30/13 WM S 11/07/13 A 11/13/13 11/14/13 *WM S 12/03/14 12/03/14 12/09/14 12/19/14 03/23/15 Henne 6 Thompson Subdivisions-agreed-upon procedure 01/30/13 SLG A 05/15/13 05/15/13 05/16/13 SGO Green audits/Auditor-file RSFA with proposed rules 7 Huffman Gaming Law-criminal investigations/schemes 01/30/13 PO S 03/12/13 03/13/13 03/14/13 SGO 05/22/13 05/22/13 05/22/13 06/04/13 * 10/04/13 of chance/conduct of sweepstakes 8 Roegner School safety laws-revise 01/30/13 ED S 11/07/13 A 01/22/14 01/23/14 CVJ Kunze 9 Stautberg Receivers-powers/procedure for real property 01/30/13 JUD S 03/14/13 04/10/13 04/11/13 CVJ S 12/04/13 12/04/13 * 12/01/14 *12/10/14 12/19/14 03/23/15 sales 10 Hagan C Local government fiscal accountability 01/30/13 SLG S 06/04/14 A 06/04/14 06/09/14 PLV S 12/04/14 12/04/14 12/09/14 12/19/14 03/23/15 11 Patmon Truth, Justice, & the American Way-license 01/30/13 TPS plate 12 Roegner Gaseous fuel & fuel oil fired boilers-eliminate 01/30/13 CLT A 03/19/13 A 03/20/13 03/21/13 CL 06/26/13 * 10/02/13 10/02/13 10/31/13 01/30/14 licensed operator requirement 13 Reece Voter directed to wrong precinct-remake 01/30/13 PO ballot-count what eligible to vote for 14 Pelanda Abused/neglected/dependent child-transfer of 01/30/13 ED 05/02/13 05/08/13 05/09/13 ED 06/26/13 06/27/13 06/27/13 07/11/13 10/11/13 school records 15 Hill Offense of intercepting 01/30/13 JUD A 10/06/14 communications-exempt parent/in loco parentis 16 O'Brien Concussions-youth athletic activities-correct 01/30/13 HG S 03/06/13 03/13/13 03/14/13 MHS Hottinger cross-reference 17 Cera Local Government Fund-receive same state tax 01/30/13 FA Gerberry revenue as received in 2005 18 Patmon Public schools-metal detectors 01/30/13 ED 19 Thompson US Army Specialist Allen Nolan Memorial 01/30/13 TPS S 05/02/13 A 06/18/13 06/19/13 TR 01/29/14 A 02/12/14 02/19/14 03/04/14 06/03/14 Highway 20 Stinziano Proof of financial responsibility-present 01/30/13 TPS through wireless communication device 21 Stebelton Voter-in isolation at health care facility-enable 01/30/13 PO to vote 22 Pillich Unemployment benefits-eligible for-quit work 01/30/13 CLT to accompany military spouse 23 Gonzales Ovarian Cancer Awareness license plate 02/05/13 TPS 05/08/13 06/19/13 06/20/13 TR S 10/30/13 A 11/19/13 12/11/13 12/19/13 03/20/14 Reflects legislative action through 04/03/2015 Printed weekly during voting session periods. For more frequent updates, see Status Report of Legislation at www.lsc.state.oh.us. Reported by Ohio Legislative Service Commission FINAL Status Report of Legislation - 130th GA House Action Senate Action Further Action A - Amended F - Failed to Pass ned R - Rereferred P - Postponed ned g S - Substitute V - Vetoed g * - Note Introduced Introduced ov. Action Passed 3rd Passed 3rd G Cmte. Report Cmte. Report House Bill Concurrence Consideration Primary Effective Date Consideration Cmte. Assi Cmte. Assi Sponsor(s) Subject To Conf. Cmte. 24 Boose Tax deductions & credits-periodically review 02/05/13 WM 25 Barborak Hunting & fishing licenses-free to 65 and older 02/05/13 ANR 26 Maag Sales & use tax-exempt investment metal 02/05/13 WM bullion & coins 27 Derickson Rare Disease Day-last day of February 02/05/13 HG 02/27/13 02/27/13 02/28/13 MHS 11/12/14 11/12/14 11/12/14 12/02/14 03/03/15 Letson 28 Butler Marine Corporal Paul W. Zanowick II 02/05/13 TPS Blair Memorial Highway 29 Damschroder Watercraft safety inspections-establish 02/05/13 ANR S 05/02/13 06/04/13 06/05/13 TR A 06/25/13 06/26/13 06/27/13 07/10/13 07/10/13 conditions for 30 Johnson Licensed educators-letters of admonishment 02/05/13 ED 31 Patmon Firearms-safe storage-prevent access to by 02/05/13 SLG minors 32 Hayes School year-based on hours of instruction 02/05/13 ED Patmon 33 Hackett Industrial Commission budget 02/05/13 FA 02/27/13 02/28/13 03/05/13 CL 03/12/13 03/13/13 03/13/13 03/26/13 03/26/13 34 Hackett Workers' Compensation budget/other changes 02/05/13 FA S 02/27/13 02/28/13 03/05/13 CL 03/12/13 03/13/13 03/13/13 03/26/13 03/26/13 to workers' compensation law 35 McGregor Transportation & public safety budget 02/05/13 FA S 02/27/13 02/28/13 03/05/13 TR 36 Johnson Memorial highways & bridge-Rickey, Coleman, 02/05/13 TPS 04/10/13 05/08/13 05/09/13 TR S 11/19/14 12/02/14 12/04/14 12/18/14 03/23/15 Collins 37 Duffey SharedWork Ohio Program 02/06/13 CLT S 03/21/13 04/10/13 04/11/13 CL S 06/19/13 06/26/13 06/27/13 07/11/13 07/11/13 Scherer 38 McGregor Ohio Turnpike Commission- 02/06/13 FA changes/appropriation 39 Foley House Question Time-Governor to answer 02/12/13 SLG questions 40 Foley State Treasurer-investigate loss of funds- 02/12/13 PO LIBOR fraudulent manipulations 41 Hagan R Subdivisions-oil & gas drilling/exploring- 02/12/13 ANR health & safety standards for 42 Hagan R Oil and Gas Law-changes 02/12/13 ANR 43 Carney Official state artifact-the Adena pipe 02/12/13 SLG Duffey 44 McClain Public health emergencies-protocols for 02/12/13 HG S 06/12/13 06/19/13 06/20/13 MHS A 01/29/14 02/26/14 02/26/14 03/11/14 06/10/14 administering drugs 45 Johnson Military Sacrifice license plates 02/12/13 TPS A 02/19/14 03/26/14 03/27/14 TR 11/19/14 12/03/14 12/03/14 12/18/14 03/23/15 46 Amstutz Board of Tax Appeals-operational efficiency 02/12/13 WM Reflects legislative action through 04/03/2015 Printed weekly during voting session periods. For more frequent updates, see Status Report of Legislation at www.lsc.state.oh.us. Reported by Ohio Legislative Service Commission FINAL Status Report of Legislation - 130th GA House Action Senate Action Further Action A - Amended F - Failed to Pass ned R - Rereferred P - Postponed ned g S - Substitute V - Vetoed g * - Note Introduced Introduced ov. Action Passed 3rd Passed 3rd G Cmte. Report Cmte. Report House Bill Concurrence Consideration Primary Effective Date Consideration Cmte. Assi Cmte. Assi Sponsor(s) Subject To Conf. Cmte. 47 Milkovich Hunting, trapping, fishing licenses-free for 02/12/13 ANR veterans 48 Milkovich Political contributions-minimum age/reduce 02/12/13 PO limits 49 Dovilla Adult protective services-revise laws 02/12/13 JUD S 12/11/13 A 02/12/14 02/13/14 CVJ Retherford 50 Heard Custodial interrogations-protect rights of 02/12/13 JUD McGregor children 51 McGregor Ohio Turnpike-revise law/appropriation 02/12/13 FA 02/27/13 A 02/28/13 03/05/13 TR S 03/13/13 A 03/13/13 03/13/13 *03/21/13 04/01/13 * 07/01/13 Patmon 52 Ruhl US Army Specialist Ryan A. Martin Memorial 02/12/13 TPS Highway 53 Adams R Pfc. Jeffrey L. Rice Memorial Highway 02/12/13 TPS 54 Beck Internal Revenue Code-incorporate changes 02/12/13 WM A 02/28/13 03/06/13 03/07/13 WM into Ohio law 55 Pillich Unemployment benefits-eligible for- quit work 02/12/13 CLT Terhar to accompany military spouse 56 Gerberry Township trustees-TIF tax exemption-reduce if 02/12/13 SLG jobs not created as promised 57 Gerberry Humane Society agents-successfully complete 02/12/13 SLG A 04/24/13 06/26/13 06/27/13 AG training 58 Gerberry State Board of Education-membership 02/12/13 ED changes/presidency 59 Amstutz Main operating budget-FY 2014 & FY 2015 02/12/13 FA S 04/17/13 A 04/18/13 04/23/13 FIN S 06/05/13 A 06/06/13 06/12/13 *06/27/13 06/30/13 * 06/30/13 60 Huffman Maternity facilities-patient transfers/ 02/12/13 HG waiver/variance of rules 61 Pelanda Adoption records-access to 02/12/13 JUD 03/14/13 04/10/13 04/11/13 MHS Antonio 62 Dovilla Out-of-state driver's license holder- pass only 02/13/13 TPS eye test-get Ohio license 63 Cera Commercial activity tax credit-hire Ohio 02/14/13 WM O'Brien residents/dislocated workers 64 Cera Motor vehicle security interest discharged- 02/14/13 TPS clerk provide free copy of title 65 Green Military member-on leave/furlough-hunt deer 02/14/13 ANR Rosenberger & wild turkeys without permit 66 Antonio Governor Richard F.
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