Since 2007, lawmakers and governors have agreed 10 times to reduce previous commitments to transfer resources from the budget’s General Fund to the Special Transportation Fund.
Listed below are links to the following statutes and their respective fiscal notes.
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The problem with most of these acts is the volume of pages they include.
PA 19-117 is 580 pages.
Not exactly light reading.
If I have difficulty finding the time and ambition to ferret out the details, imagine the difficulty that our legislators have, within the time they are allotted to do so.