North Carolina General Assembly - House Bill 1504 Information/History (2009-2010 Session)

House Bill 1504 / S.L. 2009-296

2009-2010 Session

Status:

Ch. SL 2009-296 on 07/15/2009

Sponsors
Primary:	Haire;
Co:	Fisher; Rapp;

Attributes:

Public; Affects Appropriations; Text has changed;

Vote History
Date	Subject	RCS #	Aye	No	N/V	Exc. Abs.	Exc. Vote	Total	Result
07/15/2009 4:53PM	Conference Rpt\Motion 7\To Adopt	[S] - 895	46	1	0	3	0	47	PASSED
07/15/2009 4:58PM	C Rpt Adopt	[H] - 1023	109	9	1	1	0	118	PASSED
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Date	Chamber	Action
History
04/09/2009	House	Filed
04/13/2009	House	Passed 1st Reading
04/13/2009	House	Ref to the Com on Education, if favorable, Appropriations
05/07/2009	House	Reptd Fav Com Substitute
05/07/2009	House	Serial referral to Appropriations is stricken.
05/07/2009	House	Cal Pursuant Rule 36(b)
05/07/2009	House	Placed On Cal For 5/11/2009
05/11/2009	House	Passed 2nd & 3rd Reading
05/12/2009	Senate	Rec From House
05/20/2009	Senate	Ref To Com On Education/Higher Education
05/27/2009	Senate	Reptd Fav
05/28/2009	Senate	Withdrawn From Cal
05/28/2009	Senate	Re-ref Com On Appropriations/Base Budget
07/13/2009	Senate	Reptd Fav Com Substitute
07/13/2009	Senate	Com Substitute Adopted
07/13/2009	Senate	Placed On Cal For 7/13/2009
07/13/2009	Senate	Passed 2nd & 3rd Reading
07/13/2009	House	Rec To Concur S Com Sub
07/13/2009	House	Ref To Com On Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House
07/14/2009	House	Withdrawn From Com
07/14/2009	House	Cal Pursuant Rule 36(b)
07/14/2009	House	Placed On Cal For 7/14/2009
07/14/2009	House	Failed concur in S/Com Sub
07/14/2009	House	Conf Com Appointed
07/15/2009	Senate	Conf Com Appointed
07/15/2009	Senate	Conf Com Reported
07/15/2009	Senate	Conf Report Adopted
07/15/2009	House	Conf Com Reported
07/15/2009	House	Cal For Immediate Consid
07/15/2009	House	Conf Report Adopted
07/15/2009		Ratified
07/15/2009		Pres. To Gov. 7/15/2009
07/15/2009		Signed By Gov. 7/15/2009
07/15/2009		Ch. SL 2009-296

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