Rhode Island legislators end session without approving inititative legislation
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June 28, 2010
By Kyle Maichle
PROVIDENCE, Rhode Island: Members of the Rhode Island Legislature ended session on June 11, 2010, without passing any initiative legislation that was introduced during the 2009-2010 session[1].
Legislators took up seven pieces of legislation including six bills and an amendment to the Rhode Island Constitution to implement the initiative process. Also, a proposal calling for a constitutional convention was considered during the legislative session[2]. None of the seven proposals advanced out of committee[3][4][5][6][7][8][9].
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Footnotes
- ↑ American Insurance Association, "Rhode Island Legislative Session Ends," June 11, 2010
- ↑ National Conference of State Legislatures, "Initiative and Referendum Database"(Search Rhode Island on Drop Down Menu)
- ↑ Rhode Island Legislature, "History of House Bill 7210"(Search 7210)
- ↑ Rhode Island Legislature, "History of House Bill 7212"(Search 7212)
- ↑ Rhode Island Legislature, "History of Senate Bill 2103"(Search 2103)
- ↑ Rhode Island Legislature, "History of Senate Bill 2392"(Search 2392)
- ↑ Rhode Island Legislature, "History of Senate Bill 2456"(Search 2456)
- ↑ Rhode Island Legislature, "History of Senate Bill 2511"(Search 2511)
- ↑ Rhode Island Legislature, "History of Senate Joint Resolution 2097"(Search 2097)
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