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Disability Legislative Tracker
Bulletins and Legislative Reports
Please click on drop down arrow to view, then highlight one and click on go! If you would like to review all of the legislation that
the Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire is monitoring and/or following
for the 2011 Legislative Session, please click
here to review the most current Disability Legislative Status Report.
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State Budget Update
Update - May 2011
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Senate Finance has recessed until Monday, May 23, 2011. On Thursday they unanimously
voted to restore lines 19-23,
to restore the BDS cuts which the House made (ie, to go with the
numbers which were in the Governor’s budget originally). These areas
include:
Please see the attached(click here) spreadsheet for additional information. If the line item does not say “modified proposal” it is a complete House position reversal. If the line does say “modified proposal” it is different than the House but not a complete reversal. Sen. Morse advised that the DD and ABD waitlists along with HB 2 will be discussed on Monday, May 23, 2011.
Brain Injury
Association of New Hampshire Legislative Report
Attached (click here) please find the most recent Brain
Injury Legislative Report for your review.
Thank you.
Ellen M. Edgerly, Community Organizer
Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire (603) 332-9891 |
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New Hampshire State Legislature Items of Interest
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| If you want to learn more about the New Hampshire General Court and find out who your representatives and senators are along with reviewing the proposed 2011 legislation, please visit the NH General Court Website at: www.gencourt.state.nh.us | |
| WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT! Your Public Policy Committee continues to meet regularly and welcomes attendance and/or input relative to public policy and proposed legislation by all. We invite guest speakers at our periodic meetings to keep the Committee abreast of current affairs. We are pleased to have Amy Messer as Chair. | |
| The Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire Public Policy Committee welcomes additional members to help work on public policy and legislation for the 2010-2011 Legislative Session. Please click here for more information and how to be contacted if you are interested in joining our committee. | |
| If you would like additional information relative to the Brain Injury Public Policy Committee and/or the Brain Injury Legislative Network, please contact Ellen M. Edgerly, Community Organizer at 332-9891 or e-mail Ellen. | |
| Constituent Contact | |
| If you have not been involved in contacting your legislators relative to brain injury legislation in the past, let this be the year that you will commit to taking the time to call your representatives and/or senator to discuss our issues. If you feel you have more time to spare, attend a hearing in Concord to provide testimony or to show your support. Your support is important as we take great pride in pursuing legislation and public policy on a grassroots level which has proven to be effective and credible to our legislators. | |
| If you are not on our legislative mailing list or e-mail listserv, and would like to be, please contact Ellen Edgerly at 332-9891 or e-mail Ellen at Ellenedge@metrocast.net | |
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2006 HB 118 Celebration! Remember! It
can be done!
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| HB 118, an act relative to bicycle helmet use by certain minors, had a photo signing with Governor John Lynch on Friday, January 6, 2006 in the Governor’s Chambers. As all of you know, HB 118 went into law on January 1, 2006. Thank you to Governor Lynch for taking part in our victory! |
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Ellen M. Edgerly
Community Organizer Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire |
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We advocate because we believe.
We believe because we know there is a better "right" way. We Persevere because it's all we know. -unknown |
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