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2001 Bill(s)
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HB 306
Sponsor:
Wiggins, Gary
Status:
H Agriculture
Description:
Protections for farmers in agricultural production contracts including warning notices.
See:
Official legislative description and status
HCS HB 307
Sponsor:
Wiggins, Gary
Status:
H Perf
Description:
Several changes with soil & water conservation districts.
See:
Official legislative description and status
HB 611
Sponsor:
Wiggins, Gary
Status:
H Local Govt
Description:
Allocate part of property taxes for computer mapping systems in each county.
See:
Official legislative description and status
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HB 682
Sponsor:
Wiggins, Gary
Status:
H Ways & Means
Description:
Income tax deduction for health insurance premiums.
See:
Official legislative description and status
HB 923
Sponsor:
Wiggins, Gary
Status:
H Environment and Energy
Description:
Various provisions for a water district to sell its resources to a city and/or dissolve itself.
See:
Official legislative description and status
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SCS HS HB 924
Sponsor:
Wiggins, Gary
Status:
S 3rd Read
Description:
Increase the gasoline and sales taxes for transportation. Some, but not all, of the governor's plan.
See:
Senate roll call - SA 2 SS HS HB 924 (05/16/2001)
: Ameendment to the highway tax package that would impose higher fees for trucks and impose speed limits for trucks that would be lower than cars.
House roll call - HS HB 924 (04/05/2001)
: House 3rd reading of the governor's bill to seek voter approval of tax hikes more than $600 million for transportation.
House roll call - HS HB 924 (04/04/2001)
: House preliminary approval of the governor's bill to seek voter approval of tax hikes more than $600 million for transportation.
Official legislative description and status
Note: The descriptions of bills, amendments and roll-call votes are written by MDN journalists. MDN's database may not include committee assignments of bills made on the last day of the session since it is too late for the committee to act on the bill and, thus, the delayed assignment has no practical effect.