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Updated: 7:01 PM Mar 16, 2010
Bill To Bar Salary Increases For Lawmakers Approved
A House committee has given initial approval to a bill that would essentially bar lawmakers from voting to give salary increases to themselves.
Posted: 3:44 PM Mar 16, 2010 |
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A House committee has given initial approval to a bill that would essentially bar lawmakers from voting to give salary increases to themselves.
The legislation would establish a 16 member independent commission to periodically review the salaries paid to lawmakers and other elected officials, including the governor.
The bill now goes to the full House for consideration.
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