Relative to mileage reimbursement.
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S. R. No. 2
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Senate Resolution
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| General Assembly |
136
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Government Link
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Legislative Analysis Report Relative to mileage reimbursement.
1. Primary Purpose of the Bill
This resolution authorizes the Clerk of the Ohio Senate to pay travel mileage reimbursements to 28 specified state senators. The payments are based on the round-trip distance between their home counties and the state capital, as allowed under Ohio law.
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2. Changes to Existing Law
3. Key Information for Citizens
🗳️ What You Need to Know
- The resolution authorizes travel mileage reimbursements for 28 Ohio state senators.
- Reimbursements are calculated based on the round-trip mileage from each senator's home county to Columbus.
- The round-trip distances range from a low of 64 miles (for senators from Delaware and Fairfield counties) to a high of 384 miles (for the senator from Ashtabula County).
4. Entities Affected
- Ohio State Senators
- Ohio Senate Clerk's Office
5. Regulatory Impact & Enforcement
Agency Authority: The Clerk of the Ohio Senate is authorized to distribute the mileage reimbursement payments.
Penalties & Mandates: Not applicable
Implementation Timeline: Not applicable
6. Estimated Fiscal Impact
State Revenue Impact
Not applicable
Local Government Impact
Not applicable
Implementation Costs
Not applicable
Net Annual Fiscal Effect
Not applicable
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Primary Sponsors
Bill Reineke
District
26
Chamber
Senate
Party
Republican
Co-Sponsors
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