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Fiscal note estimates only address the direct effect a bill would have on state government expenditures or revenues.
Fiscal notes are issued to help a state gov body understand how a bill will affect a state budget. They are usually drawn up prior/and alongside a bill that is going to move through the process of being passed(so all parties can understand the bills impact on the state).
This one last posted for H 676 has "NO" checked where it states that it will have an impact on government. It has todays date on it as well.
They are being secretive about this huh? (even though this is a file which is open to the public to retrieve as a pdf.).
It makes the statement clear...the federal government is paying for this--it is a NO-BRAINER--It will have zero state impact but to help the people that need it.
"We're at capacity this week," Shaw said. "It's unlikely that the House will originate a bill this week, but if the Senate originates a bill, we'll look at it this week."[LEFT]
Read more: Jobless benefits must wait in line - State - NewsObserver.com
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"We're at capacity this week," Shaw said. "It's unlikely that the House will originate a bill this week, but if the Senate originates a bill, we'll look at it this week."[LEFT]
Read more: Jobless benefits must wait in line - State - NewsObserver.com
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A representative of Rep. Bill Brawley just emailed me and said that he believes they're going to try and get the bill to the Governor this week. I asked if it was a clean bill. I'm waiting for a reply.
A representative of Rep. Bill Brawley just emailed me and said that he believes they're going to try and get the bill to the Governor this week. I asked if it was a clean bill. I'm waiting for a reply.
They just asked for my number so Rep. Brawley can call me directly to discuss. Any questions you'd like me to ask?
Yeah - are they going to play politics again with this try? How fast are they willing to act? Most importantly - Why in God's name are they taking so long? Have they not considered the impact on the state economy of 37000 people (more when you factor in family members) without purchasing power?
We have yet to see any of them address that last question, at least honestly and with real world numbers.
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