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SB 573, PN 1382:
This bill would require fourth through eighth class counties to take two
separate votes for any property tax increase after a countywide property
reassessment. Similar legislation for second class A and third class
counties was enacted last year (Act 91 of 2004). A 50-0 vote was
recorded in concurrence with House amendments.
HB 111, PN 3237:
This bill would make several changes to the Liquor Code. Sen. Rafferty
offered amendment A4843, which was technical in nature. The Senate
agreed to the amendment, and a vote of 46-4 was recorded for the bill.
SB 394, PN 1400:
This legislation would allow a municipal police department to establish
and pay length of service increments for years of service in excess of
25 years. A vote of 50-0 was recorded.
SB 435, PN 1357:
This bill would amend the Judicial Code with regard to joint and several
liability. Sen. Greenleaf offered amendment A4650, which would have
provided a compromise solution to the issue. The amendment was defeated
by a vote of 24-26. A vote of 32-18 was recorded for the bill.
SB 563, PN 1358:
This legislation would amend the Judicial Code with regard to joint and
several liability. Because this bill had already been considered as
Greenleaf’s amendment A4650, Sen. Corman made a motion to table the
bill. The motion to table the bill was defeated by a vote of 23-27, and
the bill went over in its order.
SB 895, PN 1403:
This bill would make it unlawful for any person to taunt or torture an
animal owned and used by SEPTA or Port Authority police officers. A
vote of 50-0 was recorded.
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