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GOAL C.M.
Jim is at the State House today working with our legislators on this. As we reported last week, this could go any one of three ways;
* The House of Representatives can vote to accept the committee report, in which case the bill will not continue towards becoming law.
* The report can be substituted for the actual bill, this would essentially disregard the "ought not to pass" report and put the bill back into play. The House could then vote on it, most likely in a formal session.
* The House and the Senate could vote to send it back to the Judiciary Committee for discussion and another vote. This would take a positive majority vote from both the House and the Senate.
It most likely will be either the second or third option, we'll have to wait and see how this goes.
We will continue to follow this bill and will keep our members updated on the status.
* The House of Representatives can vote to accept the committee report, in which case the bill will not continue towards becoming law.
* The report can be substituted for the actual bill, this would essentially disregard the "ought not to pass" report and put the bill back into play. The House could then vote on it, most likely in a formal session.
* The House and the Senate could vote to send it back to the Judiciary Committee for discussion and another vote. This would take a positive majority vote from both the House and the Senate.
It most likely will be either the second or third option, we'll have to wait and see how this goes.
We will continue to follow this bill and will keep our members updated on the status.
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