MA: Amendment to the Labor Relations Act (Statute)

[tmthforu94]

How about an even 2/3's?

[tmthforu94]

So...can we get a vote on this?

Also, Mr. X, could you please outline what this changes from the original bill?

[tmthforu94]

Also, is this even necessary since this is about to pass in the Senate?

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[tmthforu94]

Also, is this even necessary since this is about to pass in the Senate?

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Is it necessary to have our own abortion bill with there already being a Federal law recently put in place?

The validity of that bill has never been confirmed.

[tmthforu94]

Also, is this even necessary since this is about to pass in the Senate?

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Is it necessary to have our own abortion bill with there already being a Federal law recently put in place?

The validity of that bill has never been confirmed.

Any word if that is ever going to happen?

Not a clue. I only involve myself with the federal government when it's absolutely needed. I'll shoot Yankee a PM now.

[tmthforu94]

I suppose we have been in violation of the abortion law for a while, but no action has really been taken on it. I'll try and contact some folks and see the precedent on that. However, it doesn't make sense for you guys to be passing this when the version in the Senate is even more liberal. It'd be smarter to just repeal everything and abide by federal law.

[tmthforu94]

Would there be support for the establishment of a Labor Relations Board?

I would much prefer to simply remove the right to work language altogether.  That seems like both simplest and the best solution.

Agreed!

I'm on board with this as well.

Me too. Which means it will happen.

Not necessarily - Mr. X will be leaving for the Senate soon, and I will be appointing his replacement, who hasn't weighed in on this yet.

[tmthforu94]

We need a different title for this since it's identical to the one that was unanimously passed last session.