1971 HB714 Legislative History

Versions of HB714:

• HB714 As Introduced

From 1971 House Journal

House Index

[HJ 2083] HB 714 Re the right to know law. (Dion of Hil. 29)
609, com changed 697, K 1087

[HB714 As Introduced]

Wednesday, April 7, 1971

[HJ 609] RESOLUTION

Rep. James O'Neil offered the following resolution:

Resolved, that in accordance with the list in the possession of the clerk, House Bills numbered 713 through 740 shall be by this resolution read a first and second time by the therein listed titles, laid on the table for printing and referred to the therein designated committees.

Adopted.

INTRODUCTION OF HOUSE BILLS
First, second reading & referral

HB 714, relative to the right to know law. (Dion of Hillsborough Dist. 29 - To Judiciary.)

Wednesday, 14 April 1971

[HJ 697] VACATE

Rep. Zachos moved to vacate reference of HB 714, relative to the right to know law, from the committee on Judiciary and refer to the committee on Statutory Revision.

Adopted.

Tuesday, 18 May 1971

[HJ 1081] COMMITTEE REPORTS

[HJ 1087] HB 714
relative to the right to know law. Inexpedient to legislate. Rep. MacDonald for Statutory Revision.

The committee felt this bill was too restrictive and its penalties too severe.

Resolution adopted.