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Legislative Status Report Legislative Status Report Conditions: {Bill Chamber - House} {Bill Numbers From: 6200 To: 6499} House Resolution No. 6200 (by request) BY Pacheco ENTITLED, HOUSE RESOLUTION RESPECTFULLY REQUESTING THAT THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF RHODE ISLAND EXEMPT RHODE ISLAND'S CITIES AND TOWNS FROM PAYING ALL FUEL TAXES {LC2687/1} 03/09/2005 Introduced, referred to House Finance House Bill No. 6201 SUB A Chapter 95 BY Murphy, Moura, McCauley, Moffitt, Lewiss ENTITLED, AN ACT RELATING TO FILM AND TELEVISION TAX CREDIT {LC2756/4/A} 03/09/2005 Introduced, referred to House Finance 04/07/2005 Scheduled for hearing 04/07/2005 Continued 06/07/2005 Scheduled for hearing and/or consideration 06/07/2005 Committee recommends passage of Sub A 06/07/2005 Placed on House Calendar 06/09/2005 House passed Sub A 06/16/2005 Placed on Senate Calendar 06/21/2005 Senate passed Sub A in concurrence 06/21/2005 Transmitted to Governor 06/29/2005 Effective without Governor's signature House Resolution No. 6202 Resolution 101 BY Carter, Moran, Jacquard, Gallison, Rose ENTITLED, HOUSE RESOLUTION CONGRATULATING MASTER CHIEF ANTONE JOHN RODRIGUES ON HIS RETIREMENT FROM THE UNITED STATES NAVY {LC2773/1} 03/09/2005 House read and passed House Resolution No. 6203 Resolution 100 BY Anguilla, Malik ENTITLED, HOUSE RESOLUTION CONGRATULATING SIR KNIGHT CHARLES ROBERT JINGOZIAN ON HIS ELECTION TO RIGHT EMINENT GRAND COMMANDER OF THE GRAND COMMANDERY OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, INC. AND THE APPENDANT ORDERS OF MASSACHUSETTS AND RHODE ISLAND {LC2776/1} 03/09/2005 House read and passed House Bill No. 6204 Act 12 BY Watson ENTITLED, AN ACT TO VACATE THE FORFEITURE OR REVOCATION OF THE CHARTER OF THE ACADEMY PLAYERS {LC2697/1} 03/09/2005 House read and passed 03/10/2005 Placed on the Senate Consent Calendar 03/15/2005 Senate passed in concurrence 03/15/2005 Transmitted to Governor 03/23/2005 Effective without Governor's signature House Bill No. 6205 BY Gemma ENTITLED, AN ACT RELATING TO THE PAINTING OF TRAFFIC LINES ON GREENWICH AVENUE AND PONTIAC AVENUE IN THE CITY OF WARWICK {LC2786/1} 03/10/2005 Introduced, referred to Jt. Committee on Highway Safety 04/26/2005 Scheduled for hearing and/or consideration 04/28/2005 Scheduled for hearing and/or consideration 05/04/2005 Scheduled for hearing and/or consideration 05/04/2005 Committee recommends passage 05/05/2005 Placed on House Calendar 05/12/2005 House read and passed 06/16/2005 Senate held on desk 07/01/2005 Placed on Senate Calendar 07/02/2005 Senate passed in concurrence 07/11/2005 Transmitted to Governor 07/15/2005 Vetoed by Governor House Bill No. 6206 SUB A BY Crowley, Coderre E, Lewiss, Carter, Jackson ENTITLED, AN ACT RELATING TO SEPARATION OF POWERS -- EDUCATION (remove legislators and legislative appointees from certain boards and commissions relating to education) {LC2779/2/A} 03/10/2005 Introduced, referred to House Separation of Powers 03/23/2005 Scheduled for hearing and/or consideration 03/23/2005 Committee recommends passage as amended 04/27/2005 Placed on House Calendar 05/11/2005 House passed as amended (floor amendment) 05/17/2005 Referred to Senate Government Oversight 06/06/2005 Scheduled for hearing and/or consideration 06/06/2005 Committee recommends passage of Sub A 06/07/2005 Placed on Senate Calendar 06/09/2005 Senate passed Sub A 06/14/2005 Referred to House Separation of Powers 06/17/2005 Scheduled for hearing and/or consideration 06/17/2005 Committee recommends passage of Sub A in concurrence 06/17/2005 Placed on House Calendar 06/22/2005 House passed Sub A in concurrence 06/22/2005 Transmitted to Governor 06/24/2005 Vetoed by Governor House Bill No. 6207 (Governor) BY Long, Amaral, Savage, Watson, Ehrhardt ENTITLED, AN ACT RELATING TO COURTS AND CIVIL PROCEDURE -- MEDICAL MALPRACTICE {LC2544/1} 03/10/2005 Introduced, referred to House Judiciary House Bill No. 6208 BY Moura ENTITLED, AN ACT RELATING TO PUBLIC PROPERTY AND WORKS -- TRANSFER OF PROPERTY FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A PARKING GARAGE AT THE GARRAHY COURTHOUSE (parking garage for the use of both state employees and private citizens) {LC2229/1} 03/10/2005 Introduced, referred to House Finance 06/16/2005 Scheduled for hearing 06/16/2005 Continued House Bill No. 6209 Chapter 240 BY Scott, McHugh ENTITLED, AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CHARIHO REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT TO ISSUE GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS AND/OR NOTES NOT TO EXCEED $99,824,000 TO FINANCE THE CONSTRUCTION, RENOVATION, IMPROVEMENT, ALTERATION, REPAIR, FURNISHING AND EQUIPPING OF SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL FACILITIES THROUGHOUT THE REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, SUCH PROJECT TO BE FINANCED IN TWO PHASES, THE SECOND PHASE NOT TO BE FINANCED BEFORE JUNE 1, 2007 AND SUBJECT TO THE CONDITIONS OF THIS ACT AS TO LEVELS OF STATE AID {LC2785/1} 03/10/2005 Introduced, referred to House Finance 03/29/2005 Scheduled for hearing 03/29/2005 Continued 06/24/2005 Scheduled for hearing and/or consideration 06/24/2005 Committee recommends passage 06/24/2005 Placed on House Calendar 06/28/2005 House read and passed 06/28/2005 Placed on Senate Calendar 06/29/2005 Senate passed in concurrence 07/01/2005 Transmitted to Governor 07/09/2005 Effective without Governor's signature House Bill No. 6210 BY Kennedy, Lewiss, Kilmartin, Costantino, Fox ENTITLED, AN ACT RELATING TO PUBLIC UTILITIES AND CARRIERS (wireless tele co. to obtain a subscriber's written, opt-in consent before publishing their wireless phone number in a directory) {LC2717/1} 03/10/2005 Introduced, referred to House Corporations 03/29/2005 Scheduled for hearing 03/29/2005 Continued House Bill No. 6211 SUB A BY Kennedy, Lewiss, Kilmartin, Costantino, Fox ENTITLED, AN ACT RELATING TO CRIMINAL OFFENSES (prohibit the installation of software on consumer's computer which would collect the user's personal identifiable information) {LC2715/1/A} 03/10/2005 Introduced, referred to House Corporations 03/29/2005 Scheduled for hearing 03/29/2005 Continued 04/12/2005 Scheduled for consideration 04/12/2005 Committee recommends passage of Sub A 05/03/2005 Placed on House Calendar 05/12/2005 House passed Sub A 05/18/2005 Referred to Senate Judiciary House Bill No. 6212 SUB A Chapter 415 BY O`Neill, Lewiss, Landroche, Palumbo, Church ENTITLED, AN ACT RELATING TO HEALTH AND SAFETY ("Rhode Island Autism Spectrum Disorder Evaluation and Treatment Act.") {LC2755/1/A} 03/10/2005 Introduced, referred to House H.E.W. 04/06/2005 Scheduled for hearing 04/06/2005 Continued 04/14/2005 Committee transferred to House Finance 06/29/2005 Scheduled for hearing and/or consideration 06/29/2005 Committee recommends passage of Sub A 06/29/2005 Placed on House Calendar 07/01/2005 House passed Sub A 07/01/2005 Placed on Senate Calendar 07/01/2005 Senate passed Sub A in concurrence 07/11/2005 Transmitted to Governor 07/19/2005 Effective without Governor's signature House Bill No. 6213 Act 44 BY Trillo ENTITLED, AN ACT RELATING TO SOLEMNIZATION OF MARRIAGES {LC2784/1} 03/10/2005 Introduced, referred to House Judiciary 03/22/2005 Scheduled for hearing 03/22/2005 Continued 04/12/2005 Scheduled for consideration 04/12/2005 Committee recommends passage 04/13/2005 Placed on House Calendar 04/28/2005 House read and passed 05/04/2005 Referred to Senate Judiciary 06/14/2005 Scheduled for hearing and/or consideration 06/14/2005 Committee recommends passage in concurrence 06/16/2005 Placed on Senate Calendar 06/22/2005 Senate passed in concurrence 06/23/2005 Transmitted to Governor 07/01/2005 Effective without Governor's signature House Bill No. 6214 SUB A as amended Chapter 190 BY Lewiss ENTITLED, AN ACT RELATING TO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES (permit golf clubs which have a Class D license to sell alcoholic beverages from mobile wagons or carts) {LC2710/1/A} 03/10/2005 Introduced, referred to House Corporations 04/05/2005 Scheduled for hearing 04/05/2005 Continued 04/12/2005 Scheduled for consideration 04/12/2005 Committee recommends passage 04/13/2005 Placed on House Calendar 04/27/2005 House read and passed 05/03/2005 Referred to Senate Constitutional and Gaming Issues 06/22/2005 Scheduled for hearing and/or consideration 06/22/2005 Committee recommends passage of Sub A 06/27/2005 Placed on Senate Calendar 06/28/2005 Senate passed Sub A as amended (floor amendment) 06/29/2005 House passed Sub A as amended in concurrence 06/29/2005 Transmitted to Governor 07/07/2005 Effective without Governor's signature House Bill No. 6215 BY Carter, Malik, Faria, Laroche ENTITLED, AN ACT RELATING TO HEALTH AND SAFETY - STATE BUILDING CODE (reduction of a building permit fee) {LC2636/1} 03/10/2005 Introduced, referred to House Corporations 04/06/2005 Scheduled for hearing 04/06/2005 Continued House Bill No. 6216 Chapter 115 BY Carter, Scott ENTITLED, AN ACT RELATING TO TOWNS AND CITIES - GENERAL POWERS (establish a municipal court in the town of Exeter) {LC2782/1} 03/10/2005 Introduced, referred to House Corporations 04/06/2005 Scheduled for hearing 04/06/2005 Continued 06/08/2005 Scheduled for hearing and/or consideration 06/08/2005 Committee recommends passage 06/08/2005 Placed on House Calendar 06/14/2005 House read and passed 06/16/2005 Placed on Senate Calendar 06/22/2005 Senate passed in concurrence 06/23/2005 Transmitted to Governor 06/29/2005 Signed by Governor House Bill No. 6217 SUB B as amended BY Coderre E, Lima, Kilmartin, Jackson, Crowley ENTITLED, AN ACT RELATING TO SEPARATION OF POWERS (remove legislators and legislative appointees from certain boards and commissions) {LC2778/1/B} 03/10/2005 Introduced, referred to House Separation of Powers 03/30/2005 Scheduled for hearing 03/30/2005 Continued 04/11/2005 Scheduled for hearing and/or consideration 04/11/2005 Committee recommends passage of Sub A 04/12/2005 Placed on House Calendar 04/26/2005 House passed Sub A 04/28/2005 Referred to Senate Government Oversight 06/06/2005 Scheduled for hearing and/or consideration 06/06/2005 Committee recommends passage of Sub B 06/07/2005 Placed on Senate Calendar 06/09/2005 Senate passed Sub B as amended (floor amendment) 06/09/2005 Senate voted to reconsider 06/09/2005 Placed on Senate Calendar 06/15/2005 Senate passed Sub B as amended 06/16/2005 Placed on House Calendar 06/17/2005 House passed Sub B as amended in concurrence 06/17/2005 Transmitted to Governor 06/23/2005 Vetoed by Governor House Resolution No.
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