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  5. HB5 Alabama 2010 1st Special Session

HB5 Alabama 2010 1st Special Session

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In Committee

Bill Summary

Sponsors
  • John F. Knight Jr
  • Merika Coleman
  • Johnny Mack Morrow
  • Joe Hubbard
  • John W. Rogers
  • Elaine Beech
  • Rod Scott
  • Lawrence McAdory
  • Dexter Grimsley
  • Mary Moore
  • Thomas Jackson
  • Laura Hall
  • Artis McCampbell
  • Barbara Bigsby Boyd
  • Demetrius C. Newton
  • Pebblin W. Warren
  • Thad McClammy
  • Oliver Robinson
  • Alan Harper
  • Juandalynn Givan
Session
First Special Session 2010
Title
Campaign contributions, PAC to PAC transfers, prohibited, Sec. 17-5-15 am'd.
Description

Under existing law, funds appropriated by the Legislature to two-year colleges and technical schools, or four-year colleges and universities may be used to pay a person to lobby for the schools

This bill would provide that funds appropriated by the Legislature to two-year colleges and technical schools, or four-year colleges and universities may not be used to pay a person to lobby for the schools

To provide that funds appropriated by the Legislature to two-year colleges and technical schools, or four-year colleges and universities may not be used to pay a person to lobby for the schools.

Subjects
Elections

Bill Actions

Action DateChamberAction
December 8, 2010Read for the first time and referred to the House of Representatives committee on Ethic

Bill Text

Download HB5 Alabama 2010 1st Special Session PDF

Bill Documents

TypeLink
Bill Text HB5 Alabama 2010 1st Special Session - Introduced
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