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2005 Legislative Session IGR Committee Bill Approval March 7, 2005 <br /> <br /> Directs Department of Transportation to conduct study of outdoor lighting altematives. Requires <br /> HB 2411 3 Support department to report to Seventy-fourth Legislative Assembly. 2/17 <br /> Establishes rules governing passage of property from eldedy and incapacitated persons who suffer <br /> physical or financial abuse that results in felony conviction of abuser. Provides that if abused person <br /> dies within five years after abuse occurs, property that would have passed from abused person to <br /> abuser by intestate succession, by will or by trust passes as if abuser had predeceased abused <br /> HB 2415 3 Drop ~erson. 2/17 <br /> Creates tax credit for cost taxpayer actually paid for providing home purchase assistance to <br /> employee of taxpayer. Applies to costs actually paid for home purchase assistance in tax years <br /> HB 2417 3 Oppose beginning on or after January 1, 2006. 2/24 <br /> Expands state no call program and regulation of unlawful telephone solicitations to include all <br /> telephone customers of telecommunications companies. Authorizes Attorney General to designate <br /> federal do not call registry in lieu of contracting for administration of separate state registry. <br /> Requires Attorney General, if requested, to instruct party on how to register with federal agency that <br /> HB 2424 3 Support maintains federal registry. Declares emergency, effective on passage. 2/17 <br /> HB 2427 2 Monitor Requires all counties and certain cities to create civilian police review boards. 2/11 <br /> Modifies rulemaking authority of Land Conservation and Development Commission related to <br /> HB 2438 3 Oppose exceptions to statewide land use planning goals. 3/09 <br /> Authorizes school districts to activate urban renewal agencies and adopt urban renewal plans for <br /> HB 2440 2 Oppose 3urpose of funding school construction and improvements. 2/24 <br /> Imposes requirements on local governments with respect to provision of telecommunications <br /> HB 2445 I Oppose service by local government. Provides exceptions. 2/17 <br /> Directs Department of Revenue to establish and promote voluntary compliance initiative for <br /> taxpayers who utilize abusive tax avoidance transactions to underreport personal income or <br /> corporate income or excise taxes. Establishes reporting and registration requirements and <br /> enhanced penalties for persons who use abusive tax avoidance transactions, or who serve as <br /> material advisors for certain transactions. Extends pedod for which notice of deficiency may be <br /> issued in cases in which returns reflect use of abusive tax avoidance transactions. Imposes tax <br /> return preparer penalties on preparers who prepare returns that reflect use of abusive tax shelters <br /> or who willfully or recklessly disregard tax laws. Directs Department of Revenue to establish general <br /> tax amnesty program of limited duration. Waives penalties for taxpayers that pay outstanding taxes. <br /> Increases penalties on taxpayers who fail to fully participate. Takes effect on 91st day following <br /> HB 2455 3 Support adjournment sine die. 2/24 <br /> Increases punishment for crime of invasion of personal privacy to maximum of five years' <br /> imprisonment, $125,000 fine, or both. Provides that invasion of personal privacy is sex cdme <br /> HB 2457 2 Support requiring registration if victim is less than 18 years of age. 2/24 <br /> Creates Task Force on Sodium Azide. Sunsets task force on date of convening of next legislative <br /> HB 2507 3 Support session. Declares emergency, effective on passage. 2/24 <br /> <br /> <br />
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