A follow-up on this post from about a month ago.
A bill I initially drafted, and asked one of my legislator friends to sponsor, has been signed by Governor Sununu!
Yet another way of leaving my mark on this state :)
I'm grateful for the State Representative who sponsored it, a particular State Senator who fought to keep the bill alive in / worked the process in the State Senate, and of course Governor Sununu for signing it into law.
A bill I initially drafted, and asked one of my legislator friends to sponsor, has been signed by Governor Sununu!
Yet another way of leaving my mark on this state :)
I'm grateful for the State Representative who sponsored it, a particular State Senator who fought to keep the bill alive in / worked the process in the State Senate, and of course Governor Sununu for signing it into law.
A follow-up on this post from about a month ago.
A bill I initially drafted, and asked one of my legislator friends to sponsor, has been signed by Governor Sununu!
Yet another way of leaving my mark on this state :)
I'm grateful for the State Representative who sponsored it, a particular State Senator who fought to keep the bill alive in / worked the process in the State Senate, and of course Governor Sununu for signing it into law.
'Tis a good day. Well, it already was anyway, but a NH state bill that I asked to be filed has passed the House and Senate. It went through some complex parliamentary procedures, resulting in a "Committee of Conference", where House and Senate members formed a subcommittee to reconcile differences between the two legislative bodies' versions. The committee report was adopted by the House 186-185 (talk about close!), and then adopted by the Senate 14-10. Now on to the Governor's desk!
No, I won't say what the bill is until it's all said and done.
No, I won't say what the bill is until it's all said and done.
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