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Tonight on Lawmakers, the FY 2011 budget conference committee report gains final passage; two bills restricting the use of cell phones while driving- texting for adults and all use for those under 18- receive final passage; and we’ll check in live with Tom Crawford of The Georgia Report for the latest from under the gold dome. All that and more tonight.
Tonight on Lawmakers, a bill requiring the use of seatbelts in all vehicles- including pickup trucks- gains final passage; two bills restricting the use of cell phones while driving pass the House and Senate; and a measure requiring state documents to be issued only in English generates debate in the House. All that and more tonight.
Tonight on Lawmakers, the Senate passes the FY 2011 Budget; developments continue in the challenge by House Democratic leaders over the legality of last week’s passage of the Fees bill; and conferees reportedly reach a compromise on a transportation funding plan. All that and more tonight.
Tonight on Lawmakers, the FY 2011 Budget passes out of the Senate Appropriations Committee; House Democratic leaders challenge the legality of last week’s passage of the Fees bill; and a conference committee meets to work on a transportation funding plan. All that and more tonight.
Tonight on Lawmakers, final passage to a bill that would increase fees for business with the State, the measure is amended to phase out the State portion of ad valorem property taxes over a period of 5 years; the House passes the FY 2011 Budget; and the Senate expands tax exemptions for CMOs servicing Medicaid contracts. All that and more tonight.