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2012 Bill(s)
SCS HCS HB 1280 Sponsor:Korman, Bart Status: GOVERNOR SIGNED Description: Provide civil liability immunity for licensed architects, landscape architects, land surveyors and engineers peer reviewers. Make their records closed and not subject to subpoena.
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HCS HB 1395 Sponsor:Korman, Bart Status: S Commerce Description: Expand the uses of a $1 county recorder fee charged for survey purposes.
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HCS HB 1803 Sponsor:Korman, Bart Status: S Financial Description: Provide an automatic license for a school social worker who meets certain educational requirements.
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HB 1948 Sponsor:Korman, Bart Status: H Professional Registration Description: Regulate and license modular unit installers.
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HB 1960 Sponsor:Korman, Bart Status: H Transportation Funding & Public Inst. Description: Increase the fees for an alternative fuel decale on motor vehicles and buses with the revenue going to the Transportation Department.
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HB 1983 Sponsor:Korman, Bart Status: H International Trade Description: Provide a sales tax exemption for products made in the U.S. for purchases the first week in July.
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HB 2096 Sponsor:Korman, Bart Status: H Local Govt Description: Repeal a law authorizing an alternative for a county highway commission in third and fourth class counties.
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HB 2097 Sponsor:Korman, Bart Status: H Workforce Development Description: Exclude from the definition of "good cause" under an unemployment benefit coverage provision voluntarily quitting to accept work at another job for less or equal wages.
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