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An act relating to excluding the portion of education spending attributable to the cost of planning the merger of a small school with another school from the calculation of whether a proposed budget is presented as a divided question and from the calculation of excess spending

Rep. Willem Jewett , , Rep. Margaret Flory , Rep. William Stevens ,
House Committee on Education
1/9/2009 - Read First Time and Referred to the Committee on Education
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House Committee on Education
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An act relating to excluding the portion of education spending attributable to the cost of planning the merger of a small school with another school from the calculation of whether a proposed budget is presented as a divided question and from the calculation of excess spending

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2009 - 2010 Legislative Session
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An act relating to excluding the portion of education spending attributable to the cost of planning the merger of a small school with another school from the calculation of whether a proposed budget is presented as a divided question and from the calculation of excess spending

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2009 - 2010 Legislative Session
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No meeting history found for H.9 in the 2009 - 2010 Legislative Session.

An act relating to excluding the portion of education spending attributable to the cost of planning the merger of a small school with another school from the calculation of whether a proposed budget is presented as a divided question and from the calculation of excess spending

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2009 - 2010 Legislative Session
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An act relating to excluding the portion of education spending attributable to the cost of planning the merger of a small school with another school from the calculation of whether a proposed budget is presented as a divided question and from the calculation of excess spending

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2009 - 2010 Legislative Session
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An act relating to excluding the portion of education spending attributable to the cost of planning the merger of a small school with another school from the calculation of whether a proposed budget is presented as a divided question and from the calculation of excess spending

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2009 - 2010 Legislative Session
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Staff & Other Information

Donna Russo-Savage, Legislative Counsel
Notes
See H.427, Sec. 20.

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