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House Passes Regulatory Reform Legislation
ATLANTA — The Georgia House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 148 on Tuesday, April 27, 2010, by a vote of 92-60. Carried in the House by state Representative Lynn Smith (R-Newnan), SB 148 will subject existing regulatory boards to periodic review by the Georgia Occupational Regulatory Review Council and allow the General Assembly to evaluate …
House Passes Regulatory Reform Legislation
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Georgia House of Representatives Passes Senate Bill to Protect Georgia’s Water SupplyMeasure will protect water resources throughout the state
ATLANTA – The Georgia House of Representatives today passed Senate Bill 370 by a vote of 153-8. This legislation contains the same programs and requirements as House Bill 1094, the Georgia Water Stewardship Act, and will protect Georgia’s water supply through conservation efforts and new water saving initiatives.
House Passes Georgia Water Stewardship Act
Measure will protect water resources throughout the state
ATLANTA – The Georgia House of Representatives today passed House Bill 1094, the Georgia Water Stewardship Act, by a vote 166-5. This legislation will protect Georgia’s water supply by limiting hours of outdoor watering, encouraging new voluntary water conservation programs, and by requiring high efficiency plumbing fixtures, like toilets, shower heads, and faucets, to be …
House Passes Georgia Water Stewardship Act
Measure will protect water resources throughout the state
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Bill has Strong Bi-Partisan Support in the House ATLANTA—House Majority Leader Jerry Keen (R-St. Simons) today introduced legislation to strengthen Georgia’s sex offender and sexual predator laws. When introduced, the bill had already been signed by a bipartisan group of 75 House members.
ATLANTA – House Economic Development & Tourism Committee Chairman Ron Stephens (R-Savannah) today announced the creation of a new Subcommittee on Sustainable Economic Development, and he has appointed State Representative Steven Sainz (R-St. Marys) as chair of the subcommittee.