Regulate indemnity clause - certain professional design contracts

Sponsors

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Primary Sponsors

Louis W. Blessing, III

District	8
Party	Republican
Chamber	Senate

Co-Sponsors

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House	Senate	Governor
Referred to committee Jun 10 2021 Reported - Substitute Nov 17 2021 Vote Result Favorable Passage Passed Jan 26 2022 Vote Result Passed Insist on amendments; asks for committee of conference Mar 30 2022 Conference managers: Reps. - Seitz, Cutrona, Galonski Nov 14 2022 Conference report agreed to Nov 30 2022	Introduced Feb 09 2021 Referred to committee Feb 10 2021 Reported May 12 2021 Vote Result Favorable Passage Passed May 19 2021 Vote Result Passed Refused to concur in House amendments Mar 02 2022 Conference managers: Sens. - Blessing, McColley, Thomas Apr 05 2022 Conference report agreed to Nov 30 2022	Signed By The Governor Dec 13 2022 Effective Mar 14 2023

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