Expand penalty for theft in office/restitution for audit costs
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Primary Sponsors
Steve Wilson
District
7
Chamber
Senate
Party
Republican
Co-Sponsors
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Referred to committee
Mar 19 2019
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Reported - Re-referred to Criminal Justice
Oct 29 2019
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Reported - Substitute
May 19 2020
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Passed - Amended
Jun 09 2020
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Insist on amendments; asks for committee of conference
Sep 16 2020
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Conference managers: Reps. - Lang, Seitz, Leland
Sep 21 2020
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Report agreed to as emergency measure
Dec 17 2020
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Referred to committee
Feb 19 2019
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Reported - Amended
Mar 12 2019
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Refused to concur in House amendments
Sep 02 2020
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Conference managers: Sens. - Coley, Wilson, Craig
Sep 16 2020
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Conference report agreed to
Dec 17 2020
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Sent To The Governor
Dec 29 2020
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Effective
Emergency: Act effective January 7 2021; certain provisions effective April 7, 2021
Jan 07 2021
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Signed By The Governor
Jan 07 2021
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