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Title: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act (Signed) Post by: Blair on March 18, 2015, 06:48:23 PM Quote Care For Those In Need Act Section 1 The Northeast government shall ensure that the Northeast Region has adequate Community kitchens Homeless shelters Women's shelters to provide the necessary aid for those in need of these services. Community kitchens shall be provided for those who have fallen on hard times and who require meals provided for a time. Homeless shelters shall be provided for those who fall on hard times and who require refuge for a time. Women's shelters shall provide temporary refuge and support for women escaping violent or abusive situations, such as rape and domestic violence. It is recognized that if the woman has young children, that they shall likely be with her at the shelter, and shall as well be provided refuge and support at the shelter. Section 2 The Northeast government shall provide an initial budget of $150,000,000 for these programs. Sponsor is Winfield. He has 36 hours to advocate for this bill Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Lincoln Republican on March 18, 2015, 08:41:42 PM Thank you Mr. Speaker
My passion for these causes is well known. I have spent many hours, days, weeks, and months as a volunteer working for these causes, and others. As a society and as individuals in society, if we have, we should be willing to share with those who have not. As a government, we must give support to those who have fallen on hard times, giving them a hand up, should we say. There is an old song, part of which goes There but for fortune go you or go I We never know when we may find ourselves, or someone we love or care about, in need. Let us never forget about the less fortunate, about those who need our help, about those who find themselves in a situation they never wanted. By helping now, we can be contributing to these individuals overcoming their hardships, and becoming productive members of society in the future. I urge this Assembly to support this bill, to help those in need. Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: free my dawg on March 18, 2015, 10:37:59 PM I'm okay with this.
Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Blair on March 19, 2015, 01:58:33 AM Fully support this bill, in fact I'd be happy to see it being expanded
Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Clyde1998 on March 19, 2015, 11:39:58 AM This has got my support.
Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Prince of Salem on March 19, 2015, 11:53:57 AM A great initiative for those in need! :)
Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Blair on March 19, 2015, 01:13:25 PM Didn't have time to make my comments earlier today so I'd expand here.
I'd want to see specific care for LGBTQ teens, whilst we've done a lot to help LGBTQ citizens they still face challenges especially at that age. In regards to women with 'young children' what's the age cut off? Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Lincoln Republican on March 19, 2015, 01:45:52 PM Didn't have time to make my comments earlier today so I'd expand here. In regards to women with 'young children' what's the age cut off? I would think this would have to include all dependent children and the age of "adult" is 16. Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Lincoln Republican on March 19, 2015, 01:49:18 PM Didn't have time to make my comments earlier today so I'd expand here. I'd want to see specific care for LGBTQ teens, whilst we've done a lot to help LGBTQ citizens they still face challenges especially at that age. Community kitchens and homeless shelters are open to all, so I really do not see the need to have specific facilities for LGBTQ teens. We could have counselling services for LGBTQ teens, but these counselling services would not be LGBTQ specific, but for all in need of these counselling services. Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Lincoln Republican on March 19, 2015, 02:28:49 PM Didn't have time to make my comments earlier today so I'd expand here. I'd want to see specific care for LGBTQ teens, whilst we've done a lot to help LGBTQ citizens they still face challenges especially at that age. Community kitchens and homeless shelters are open to all, so I really do not see the need to have specific facilities for LGBTQ teens. We could have counselling services for LGBTQ teens, but these counselling services would not be LGBTQ specific, but for all in need of these counselling services. Allow me to clarify. I recognize that LGBTQ teens face many challenges, however, there are many teens, be they straight, gay, bi, or whatever, who are facing challenges at this time in their lives. My idea would be to have specific shelters geared toward homeless teens, teens who have left home due to whatever circumstances, abusive parent or parents, or have been kicked out of their homes. These facilities would have the resources and the personnel to deal specifically with this age group. These facilities would be in a position to provide a safe place for these teens, where they could receive proper meals, have a warm and comfortable place to sleep, so they are not sleeping under a bridge or in a vacant, cold building somewhere. These facilities would as well have qualified counsellors to help these teens navigate through these difficult times. But my idea would be to have these facilities open to all teens, like I say, be they straight, gay, bi or whatever. These facilities would as well accept teens who are not homeless, but who just need a place to come to during the day, as long as they are not skipping school, a place to meet and talk with other teens, a place to talk to a counsellor perhaps, a place to participate in recreational activities with other teens. Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Blair on March 19, 2015, 03:03:52 PM Didn't have time to make my comments earlier today so I'd expand here. I'd want to see specific care for LGBTQ teens, whilst we've done a lot to help LGBTQ citizens they still face challenges especially at that age. Community kitchens and homeless shelters are open to all, so I really do not see the need to have specific facilities for LGBTQ teens. We could have counselling services for LGBTQ teens, but these counselling services would not be LGBTQ specific, but for all in need of these counselling services. Allow me to clarify. I recognize that LGBTQ teens face many challenges, however, there are many teens, be they straight, gay, bi, or whatever, who are facing challenges at this time in their lives. My idea would be to have specific shelters geared toward homeless teens, teens who have left home due to whatever circumstances, abusive parent or parents, or have been kicked out of their homes. These facilities would have the resources and the personnel to deal specifically with this age group. These facilities would be in a position to provide a safe place for these teens, where they could receive proper meals, have a warm and comfortable place to sleep, so they are not sleeping under a bridge or in a vacant, cold building somewhere. These facilities would as well have qualified counsellors to help these teens navigate through these difficult times. But my idea would be to have these facilities open to all teens, like I say, be they straight, gay, bi or whatever. These facilities would as well accept teens who are not homeless, but who just need a place to come to during the day, as long as they are not skipping school, a place to meet and talk with other teens, a place to talk to a counsellor perhaps, a place to participate in recreational activities with other teens. I agree with that, but the thing is is that LGBTQ teens need a safe environment to go to. It's something that's being talked about more, and it's basically to ensure that their physical and mental health isn't at risk. I can't see a one size fits all approach being beneficial Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Lincoln Republican on March 20, 2015, 02:20:16 PM Didn't have time to make my comments earlier today so I'd expand here. I'd want to see specific care for LGBTQ teens, whilst we've done a lot to help LGBTQ citizens they still face challenges especially at that age. Community kitchens and homeless shelters are open to all, so I really do not see the need to have specific facilities for LGBTQ teens. We could have counselling services for LGBTQ teens, but these counselling services would not be LGBTQ specific, but for all in need of these counselling services. Allow me to clarify. I recognize that LGBTQ teens face many challenges, however, there are many teens, be they straight, gay, bi, or whatever, who are facing challenges at this time in their lives. My idea would be to have specific shelters geared toward homeless teens, teens who have left home due to whatever circumstances, abusive parent or parents, or have been kicked out of their homes. These facilities would have the resources and the personnel to deal specifically with this age group. These facilities would be in a position to provide a safe place for these teens, where they could receive proper meals, have a warm and comfortable place to sleep, so they are not sleeping under a bridge or in a vacant, cold building somewhere. These facilities would as well have qualified counsellors to help these teens navigate through these difficult times. But my idea would be to have these facilities open to all teens, like I say, be they straight, gay, bi or whatever. These facilities would as well accept teens who are not homeless, but who just need a place to come to during the day, as long as they are not skipping school, a place to meet and talk with other teens, a place to talk to a counsellor perhaps, a place to participate in recreational activities with other teens. I agree with that, but the thing is is that LGBTQ teens need a safe environment to go to. It's something that's being talked about more, and it's basically to ensure that their physical and mental health isn't at risk. I can't see a one size fits all approach being beneficial OK, but the LGBTQ issue can be dealt with in a separate bill. Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Blair on March 20, 2015, 03:56:31 PM Didn't have time to make my comments earlier today so I'd expand here. I'd want to see specific care for LGBTQ teens, whilst we've done a lot to help LGBTQ citizens they still face challenges especially at that age. Community kitchens and homeless shelters are open to all, so I really do not see the need to have specific facilities for LGBTQ teens. We could have counselling services for LGBTQ teens, but these counselling services would not be LGBTQ specific, but for all in need of these counselling services. Allow me to clarify. I recognize that LGBTQ teens face many challenges, however, there are many teens, be they straight, gay, bi, or whatever, who are facing challenges at this time in their lives. My idea would be to have specific shelters geared toward homeless teens, teens who have left home due to whatever circumstances, abusive parent or parents, or have been kicked out of their homes. These facilities would have the resources and the personnel to deal specifically with this age group. These facilities would be in a position to provide a safe place for these teens, where they could receive proper meals, have a warm and comfortable place to sleep, so they are not sleeping under a bridge or in a vacant, cold building somewhere. These facilities would as well have qualified counsellors to help these teens navigate through these difficult times. But my idea would be to have these facilities open to all teens, like I say, be they straight, gay, bi or whatever. These facilities would as well accept teens who are not homeless, but who just need a place to come to during the day, as long as they are not skipping school, a place to meet and talk with other teens, a place to talk to a counsellor perhaps, a place to participate in recreational activities with other teens. I agree with that, but the thing is is that LGBTQ teens need a safe environment to go to. It's something that's being talked about more, and it's basically to ensure that their physical and mental health isn't at risk. I can't see a one size fits all approach being beneficial OK, but the LGBTQ issue can be dealt with in a separate bill. If it's given a separate bill then I'd support a funding cut on this bill to support it Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Lincoln Republican on March 20, 2015, 09:19:47 PM Didn't have time to make my comments earlier today so I'd expand here. I'd want to see specific care for LGBTQ teens, whilst we've done a lot to help LGBTQ citizens they still face challenges especially at that age. Community kitchens and homeless shelters are open to all, so I really do not see the need to have specific facilities for LGBTQ teens. We could have counselling services for LGBTQ teens, but these counselling services would not be LGBTQ specific, but for all in need of these counselling services. Allow me to clarify. I recognize that LGBTQ teens face many challenges, however, there are many teens, be they straight, gay, bi, or whatever, who are facing challenges at this time in their lives. My idea would be to have specific shelters geared toward homeless teens, teens who have left home due to whatever circumstances, abusive parent or parents, or have been kicked out of their homes. These facilities would have the resources and the personnel to deal specifically with this age group. These facilities would be in a position to provide a safe place for these teens, where they could receive proper meals, have a warm and comfortable place to sleep, so they are not sleeping under a bridge or in a vacant, cold building somewhere. These facilities would as well have qualified counsellors to help these teens navigate through these difficult times. But my idea would be to have these facilities open to all teens, like I say, be they straight, gay, bi or whatever. These facilities would as well accept teens who are not homeless, but who just need a place to come to during the day, as long as they are not skipping school, a place to meet and talk with other teens, a place to talk to a counsellor perhaps, a place to participate in recreational activities with other teens. I agree with that, but the thing is is that LGBTQ teens need a safe environment to go to. It's something that's being talked about more, and it's basically to ensure that their physical and mental health isn't at risk. I can't see a one size fits all approach being beneficial OK, but the LGBTQ issue can be dealt with in a separate bill. If it's given a separate bill then I'd support a funding cut on this bill to support it No. The funding can be provided separately. Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Blair on March 21, 2015, 05:34:07 PM Didn't have time to make my comments earlier today so I'd expand here. I'd want to see specific care for LGBTQ teens, whilst we've done a lot to help LGBTQ citizens they still face challenges especially at that age. Community kitchens and homeless shelters are open to all, so I really do not see the need to have specific facilities for LGBTQ teens. We could have counselling services for LGBTQ teens, but these counselling services would not be LGBTQ specific, but for all in need of these counselling services. Allow me to clarify. I recognize that LGBTQ teens face many challenges, however, there are many teens, be they straight, gay, bi, or whatever, who are facing challenges at this time in their lives. My idea would be to have specific shelters geared toward homeless teens, teens who have left home due to whatever circumstances, abusive parent or parents, or have been kicked out of their homes. These facilities would have the resources and the personnel to deal specifically with this age group. These facilities would be in a position to provide a safe place for these teens, where they could receive proper meals, have a warm and comfortable place to sleep, so they are not sleeping under a bridge or in a vacant, cold building somewhere. These facilities would as well have qualified counsellors to help these teens navigate through these difficult times. But my idea would be to have these facilities open to all teens, like I say, be they straight, gay, bi or whatever. These facilities would as well accept teens who are not homeless, but who just need a place to come to during the day, as long as they are not skipping school, a place to meet and talk with other teens, a place to talk to a counsellor perhaps, a place to participate in recreational activities with other teens. I agree with that, but the thing is is that LGBTQ teens need a safe environment to go to. It's something that's being talked about more, and it's basically to ensure that their physical and mental health isn't at risk. I can't see a one size fits all approach being beneficial OK, but the LGBTQ issue can be dealt with in a separate bill. If it's given a separate bill then I'd support a funding cut on this bill to support it No. The funding can be provided separately. It seems stupid to include funding for one protected minority in this bill (Abused Partners) without providing for another. I don't understand why we can't provide safe spaces to LGBTQ teenagers when suicide rates are much higher, and they're under much greater risk. 40% of homeless youths are LGBTQ, and we need to protect these people just as much as we need to protect abused partners I'm not asking to make it a LGBTQ only facility, I'm simply asking for a provision in the bill to allow them separate protection-something you've put in for another minority Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Lincoln Republican on March 21, 2015, 08:51:43 PM Quote Care For Those In Need Act Section 1 The Northeast government shall ensure that the Northeast Region has adequate Community kitchens Homeless shelters Women's shelters Teen shelters LGBTQ teen shelters to provide the necessary aid for those in need of these services. Community kitchens shall be provided for those who have fallen on hard times and who require meals provided for a time. Homeless shelters shall be provided for those who fall on hard times and who require refuge for a time. Women's shelters shall provide temporary refuge and support for women escaping violent or abusive situations, such as rape and domestic violence. It is recognized that if the woman has young children, that they shall likely be with her at the shelter, and shall as well be provided refuge and support at the shelter. Teen shelters shall provide a safe environment for abused teens and a place that can ensure that their physical and mental health is not at risk. LGBTQ teen shelters shall provide a safe environment for abused LGBTQ teens and a place that can ensure that their physical and mental health is not at risk. Section 2 The Northeast government shall provide an initial budget of $250,000,000, divided at $50,000,000 for each program Mr. Blair, please look at this possible amended version for this bill and let me know what you think. Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Blair on March 22, 2015, 03:44:15 AM Much appreciated
Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Lincoln Republican on March 22, 2015, 03:45:52 PM Following is the amended version of this bill which replaces the original bill.
It is my own amendment, and it is friendly. Quote Care For Those In Need Act Section 1 The Northeast government shall ensure that the Northeast Region has adequate Community kitchens Homeless shelters Women's shelters Teen shelters LGBTQ teen shelters to provide the necessary aid for those in need of these services. Community kitchens shall be provided for those who have fallen on hard times and who require meals provided for a time. Homeless shelters shall be provided for those who fall on hard times and who require refuge for a time. Women's shelters shall provide temporary refuge and support for women escaping violent or abusive situations, such as rape and domestic violence. It is recognized that if the woman has young children, that they shall likely be with her at the shelter, and shall as well be provided refuge and support at the shelter. Teen shelters shall provide a safe environment for abused teens and a place that can ensure that their physical and mental health is not at risk. LGBTQ teen shelters shall provide a safe environment for abused LGBTQ teens and a place that can ensure that their physical and mental health is not at risk. Section 2 The Northeast government shall provide an initial budget of $250,000,000, divided at $50,000,000 for each program Mr. Blair, please look at this possible amended version for this bill and let me know what you think. Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Blair on March 22, 2015, 04:13:14 PM Yeah it all looks good, the funding idea is good as it ensures that every program has equal provisions. I appreciate Winfield's efforts to get a bi-partisan bill, and I fully support it
Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Blair on March 23, 2015, 01:25:41 PM Any thoughts on this from other members?
Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Clyde1998 on March 24, 2015, 12:59:01 PM I support the amended bill.
Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Lincoln Republican on March 24, 2015, 03:13:37 PM Question.
As you know, funding is spread equally amongst all five initiatives. In all seriousness, would the teen initiative and the LGBTQ teen initiative actually require as much funding as community kitchens, homeless shelters, and women's shelters? It seems to me that community kitchens, homeless shelters and women's shelters would be more in demand and therefore would require a greater percentage of the designated budget. I simply cannot see how the teen initiative and the LGBTQ initiative would require the same funding as the other three. Comments please. Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Blair on March 24, 2015, 03:27:27 PM Well the budget was increased for those two provisions wasn't it?
Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Lincoln Republican on March 24, 2015, 04:20:26 PM After giving this matter some thought, I was considering the following allocation
Community kitchens 60,000,000 Homeless shelters 60,000,000 Women's shelters 60,000,000 Teen shelters 35,000,000 LGBTQ shelters 35,000,000 How does that sound? Don't forget, this is to be an initial allocation. After monitoring the programs, the budgets could be adjusted to meet the needs. Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Blair on March 24, 2015, 05:36:17 PM Yeah those numbers look good
Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Lincoln Republican on March 24, 2015, 09:28:49 PM Following is the amended version of this bill which replaces the original bill. It is my own amendment, and it is friendly. Quote Care For Those In Need Act Section 1 The Northeast government shall ensure that the Northeast Region has adequate Community kitchens Homeless shelters Women's shelters Teen shelters LGBTQ teen shelters to provide the necessary aid for those in need of these services. Community kitchens shall be provided for those who have fallen on hard times and who require meals provided for a time. Homeless shelters shall be provided for those who fall on hard times and who require refuge for a time. Women's shelters shall provide temporary refuge and support for women escaping violent or abusive situations, such as rape and domestic violence. It is recognized that if the woman has young children, that they shall likely be with her at the shelter, and shall as well be provided refuge and support at the shelter. Teen shelters shall provide a safe environment for abused teens and a place that can ensure that their physical and mental health is not at risk. LGBTQ teen shelters shall provide a safe environment for abused LGBTQ teens and a place that can ensure that their physical and mental health is not at risk. Section 2 The Northeast government shall provide an initial budget of $250,000,000, Allocation of this budget will be as follows Community kitchens $60,000,000 Homeless shelters $60,000,000 Women's shelters $60,000,000 Teen shelters $35,000,000 LGBTQ teen shelters $35,000,000 Mr. Blair, please look at this possible amended version for this bill and let me know what you think. Representatives, please see the following further amended version of this bill. Mr. Blair, in your view, should the LGBTQ shelters have the same budget as the Teen shelters? What I am trying to get at is are there as many LGBTQ shelters required as there are Teen shelters required? I do not know the statistics of the numbers of at risk teens generally as compared to the numbers of at risk LGBTQ teens. What do you think? You seem to be more familiar with these statistics. Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Lincoln Republican on March 25, 2015, 10:48:44 AM Following is the amended version of this bill which replaces the original bill. It is my own amendment, and it is friendly. Quote Care For Those In Need Act Section 1 The Northeast government shall ensure that the Northeast Region has adequate Community kitchens Homeless shelters Women's shelters Teen shelters LGBTQ teen shelters to provide the necessary aid for those in need of these services. Community kitchens shall be provided for those who have fallen on hard times and who require meals provided for a time. Homeless shelters shall be provided for those who fall on hard times and who require refuge for a time. Women's shelters shall provide temporary refuge and support for women escaping violent or abusive situations, such as rape and domestic violence. It is recognized that if the woman has young children, that they shall likely be with her at the shelter, and shall as well be provided refuge and support at the shelter. Teen shelters shall provide a safe environment for abused teens and a place that can ensure that their physical and mental health is not at risk. LGBTQ teen shelters shall provide a safe environment for abused LGBTQ teens and a place that can ensure that their physical and mental health is not at risk. Section 2 The Northeast government shall provide an initial budget of $250,000,000, Allocation of this budget will be as follows Community kitchens $60,000,000 Homeless shelters $60,000,000 Women's shelters $60,000,000 Teen shelters $45,000,000 Mr. Blair, please look at this possible amended version for this bill and let me know what you think. Representatives, please see the following further amended version of this bill. My final amendment. I have read the LGBTQ population is estimated at as high as 6%, so I have therefore allocated 10% of the budget for that initiative. Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Blair on March 25, 2015, 11:05:08 AM I reject that amendment, this sounds like something from the 1980's.
The whole point of government is to protect the most vulnerable in society. LGBT shelters per head will cost more money, because of the nature of them. LGBT teens are 4x more likely to end up homeless, they're more likely to be assaulted, they're more likely to get HIV and they're more likely to be turned away from shelters. http://www.childtrends.org/homelessness-among-lgbt-youth-a-national-concern/ Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Lincoln Republican on March 25, 2015, 11:33:30 AM OK, if debate is concluded, we can vote on this version of this bill as soon as you would like to call the vote.
Following is the amended version of this bill which replaces the original bill. It is my own amendment, and it is friendly. Quote Care For Those In Need Act Section 1 The Northeast government shall ensure that the Northeast Region has adequate Community kitchens Homeless shelters Women's shelters Teen shelters LGBTQ teen shelters to provide the necessary aid for those in need of these services. Community kitchens shall be provided for those who have fallen on hard times and who require meals provided for a time. Homeless shelters shall be provided for those who fall on hard times and who require refuge for a time. Women's shelters shall provide temporary refuge and support for women escaping violent or abusive situations, such as rape and domestic violence. It is recognized that if the woman has young children, that they shall likely be with her at the shelter, and shall as well be provided refuge and support at the shelter. Teen shelters shall provide a safe environment for abused teens and a place that can ensure that their physical and mental health is not at risk. LGBTQ teen shelters shall provide a safe environment for abused LGBTQ teens and a place that can ensure that their physical and mental health is not at risk. Section 2 The Northeast government shall provide an initial budget of $250,000,000, Allocation of this budget will be as follows Community kitchens $60,000,000 Homeless shelters $60,000,000 Women's shelters $60,000,000 Teen shelters $35,000,000 LGBTQ teen shelters $35,000,000 Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act Post by: Blair on March 25, 2015, 11:50:26 AM Okay lets vote on the final bill. All members have 48 hours to vote Aye, Nay or Abstain
Quote Care For Those In Need Act Section 1 The Northeast government shall ensure that the Northeast Region has adequate Community kitchens Homeless shelters Women's shelters Teen shelters LGBTQ teen shelters to provide the necessary aid for those in need of these services. Community kitchens shall be provided for those who have fallen on hard times and who require meals provided for a time. Homeless shelters shall be provided for those who fall on hard times and who require refuge for a time. Women's shelters shall provide temporary refuge and support for women escaping violent or abusive situations, such as rape and domestic violence. It is recognized that if the woman has young children, that they shall likely be with her at the shelter, and shall as well be provided refuge and support at the shelter. Teen shelters shall provide a safe environment for abused teens and a place that can ensure that their physical and mental health is not at risk. LGBTQ teen shelters shall provide a safe environment for abused LGBTQ teens and a place that can ensure that their physical and mental health is not at risk. Section 2 The Northeast government shall provide an initial budget of $250,000,000 Allocation of this budget will be as follows Community kitchens $60,000,000 Homeless shelters $60,000,000 Women's shelters $60,000,000 Teen shelters $35,000,000 LGBTQ teen shelters $35,000,000 Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act (voting Open) Post by: Lincoln Republican on March 25, 2015, 12:23:51 PM Aye
Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act (voting Open) Post by: Blair on March 25, 2015, 01:58:14 PM Aye
Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act (voting Open) Post by: pikachu on March 25, 2015, 07:28:10 PM Aye
Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act (voting Open) Post by: Clyde1998 on March 26, 2015, 07:57:44 AM Aye
Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act (voting Open) Post by: Sopranos Republican on March 26, 2015, 10:27:55 PM AYE
Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act (voting Open) Post by: Blair on March 27, 2015, 02:25:07 AM By 5-0 this bill has passed the Assembly, and will be sent to the Governor to sign
Title: Re: NE1: Care For Those In Need Act (Signed) Post by: free my dawg on March 27, 2015, 06:21:57 PM isgned
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