Vermont 2023-2024 Regular Session

Vermont House Bill H0466

Introduced

3/14/23

Engrossed

3/17/23

Refer

3/22/23

Report Pass

3/29/23

Report Pass

3/30/23

Report Pass

3/31/23

Enrolled

4/12/23

Passed

4/18/23

Caption

An act relating to technical corrections for the 2023 legislative session

Impact

The bill aims to streamline state legislation by eliminating outdated provisions and addressing inconsistencies among various statutes. It is designed to fortify the alignment between state laws and the current legal framework, thereby improving operational efficiency within state governance. Additionally, provisions within the bill may enhance clarity for public servants, legal practitioners, and the general public, ultimately promoting better compliance and understanding of state laws.

Summary

House Bill H0466, titled 'An act relating to technical corrections for the 2023 legislative session,' focuses on making various amendments and corrections to existing state laws. The bill encapsulates technical language updates, clarifications, and conforms existing statutes to modern interpretations or recent changes in law. Such corrections are often essential for maintaining the accuracy and relevance of legal texts, ensuring proper enforcement and understanding by all stakeholders involved.

Sentiment

Overall, the sentiment surrounding HB H0466 appears positive. Supporters highlight the importance of maintaining the integrity and functionality of legal texts, as these technical amendments are crucial for effective governance. While there may be minimal opposition regarding specific clauses, the broader consensus acknowledges that technical corrections are necessary for the ongoing evolution of legal frameworks. The bill is generally perceived as a proactive approach to law-making and governance.

Contention

Notable points of contention may arise surrounding the scope of amendments, with concerns regarding whether all changes effectively contribute to improved clarity or if any amendments risk altering the intended meaning of existing laws. Discussions may surface around specific provisions that, while technically sound, could have broader implications for specific groups or constituents. However, the consensus likely leans towards viewing these corrections as essential for the betterment of state governance without substantial opposition.

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Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

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