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Final Week of the Legislative Session
By Jason | March 9, 2010
Conference committee is a common combination of words during this final week of the 2010 Legislative Session.
Various bills that originated in the Senate are receiving their final disposition on the floor of the South Dakota House of Representatives.
Today on the floor of the House we debated Senate Bill 65. This bill will delay for five years the production of new license plates. When we delay this production of the license plates a savings of about four million dollars is realized. This money is acquired from the taxpayers. A total of about $156,000 will be sent to Roberts, Day, and Marshall counties over the next three years. Cities and townships will also receive a small amount of funding from this delay in the production of license plates.
Check out Bob Mercer’s Blog Pure Pierre Politics for more information on this issue: http://my605.com/pierrereview/?p=1667
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