Revise electric utility service law; repeal portions of HB 6

Sponsors

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Primary Sponsors

Dick Stein

District	54
Party	Republican
Chamber	House of Representatives

James M. Hoops

District	81
Party	Republican
Chamber	House of Representatives

Co-Sponsors

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Related Committees

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Government Oversight Type: House Bills: 208 Members: 13

Status Changes

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House	Senate	Governor
Introduced Feb 16 2021 Referred to committee Feb 17 2021 Passed Mar 10 2021 Vote Result Passed Reported - Substitute Mar 10 2021 Vote Result Favorable Passage Concurred in Senate amendments Mar 25 2021 Vote Result Passed	Referred to committee Mar 17 2021 Passed Mar 24 2021 Vote Result Passed Reported - Amended Mar 24 2021 Vote Result Favorable Passage	Sent To The Governor Mar 30 2021 Signed By The Governor Mar 31 2021 Effective Jun 30 2021

Documents

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