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28 Documents Found in Legislative Session 87 (2011-2012)
for Chief Authors of "Shimanski"

Body Bill
Status		 Official
Actions		 Last
Action		 Law Bill
Text		 Chief
Author		 Short Description
House HF2793 7 03/29/2012 147 Text icon Shimanski Vehicle combination allowed to transport property and equipment.
House HF2681 1 03/05/2012 Text icon Shimanski Brownton; flood hazard mitigation funding provided, bonds issued, and money appropriated.
House HF2680 7 04/17/2012 Text icon Shimanski Jury selection limitation removed on voter list data received by courts.
House HF2631 2 03/07/2012 Text icon Shimanski County state-aid highways and municipal state-aid street, construction support, and finance operation contingent appropriations provided, and money appropriated.
House HF2564 2 03/12/2012 Text icon Shimanski Agritourism activity immunity from civil liability created.
House HF2531 4 03/14/2012 Text icon Shimanski Parenting plan mediation development required.
House HF2517 6 03/22/2012 Text icon Shimanski Other motor vehicle license plates placement clarified.
House HF2409 7 03/30/2012 Text icon Shimanski Police civilian review uniform authority procedures provided.
House SF2379 7 04/18/2012 208 Text icon Shimanski Jury selection limitation removed on voter list data received by courts.
House HF2254 1 02/15/2012 Text icon Shimanski Life insurance policy accelerated benefits permitted to include long-term care coverage, and life insurance cash value use permitted to pay premiums on long-term care insurance.
House SF1981 6 04/02/2012 156 Text icon Shimanski Police civilian review uniform authority procedures provided.
House HF1966 2 02/20/2012 Text icon Shimanski Nonresident trapping provisions modified.
House HF1624 2 02/03/2012 Text icon Shimanski Charter school property tax exemption status modified.
House HF1622 1 05/02/2011 Text icon Shimanski Farm trucks governing definition and regulation modified.
House HF1536 2 01/24/2012 Text icon Shimanski Mandatory retirement date for judges modified, and incumbency designation eliminated for judicial offices.
House HF1501 1 04/18/2011 Text icon Shimanski Electronic linked bingo provided for, and electronic pull-tabs and video lottery terminals established.
House HF1497 1 04/18/2011 Text icon Shimanski Grants to nonprofit groups prohibited if a state agency or a private for-profit business entity can provide the same or similar goods or services.
House HF1310 2 05/03/2011 Text icon Shimanski Transportation policy governing provisions provided, including traffic regulations, bikeways, motor vehicle requirements, vehicle registration and license plates, driver's license fee payments, alternative financing for transportation projects, motor carriers and commercial drivers, and rail programs; misdemeanor penalty imposed; fees established; provisions repealed; and technical changes made.
House HF1241 2 03/22/2011 Text icon Shimanski Legislative approval required for adoption of rules.
House SF1140 2 03/28/2012 Text icon Shimanski Other motor vehicle license plates placement clarified.
House HF1094 2 03/16/2011 Text icon Shimanski Disability motorcycle plate provided.
House HF0868 2 05/09/2011 Text icon Shimanski Conciliation court civil claim limit increased.
House HF0758 2 03/01/2011 Text icon Shimanski Sales tax on purchases by political subdivisions eliminated.
House HF0506 9 05/17/2011 Text icon Shimanski Fourth-degree assault crime and the assaulting a police horse crime expanded to provide more protection to law enforcement assistants.
House SF0506 21 05/03/2012 283 Text icon Shimanski Conciliation court civil claim limit increased.
House SF0478 8 05/20/2011 60 Text icon Shimanski Disability motorcycle plate provided.
House HF0377 2 02/09/2011 Text icon Shimanski Hutchinson; sales and use tax authorized.
House SF0301 8 05/20/2011 85 Text icon Shimanski Fourth-degree assault crime and the assaulting a police horse crime expanded to provide more protection to reserve officers, and fourth-degree assault crime expanded to utility and postal service employees and contractors.