Below is a a list of bills that I have filed for the 2009-10 legislative session.
Not all of these bills have been fully vetted — in fact, most are rough drafts or concepts — and filing does not constitute an endorsement. Filing a bill just permits it to be considered during the coming session.
| Bills | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Title | Cosponsors | Committee | Link |
| Breakthrough seizures | Pacheco | Public Health | H2024 |
| Fever Pitch | Darcy Hoyt, Melanie Abrams, Wilson Aguilar, Samuel Audette, Raffi Chilangaryan, Liam Corrigan, Benjamin Cort, Charlotte Emslie, Namzey Gentso, Neil Hildick-Smith, Samuel Humphrey, Pablo Lebret-Gonzales, Larsen Linov, Schuylar Murray, Margeaux Nanfeld, Ana Pope, Benjamin Potel, Ari Radcliffe-Greene, David Rodriguez, Madeline Shale, William White | State Administration | H2965 |
| Option B and C retirees | Public Service | H2326 | |
| Youth alcohol education | Cantwell | Mental Health | H1925 |
| Check overdrafts | Financial Service | H0872 | |
| Police incident responses | Public Safety | H2201 | |
| User controllable factors in auto insurance | John Hayes | Financial Service | H873 |
| Funding and staffing of DOI | John Hayes, Anne Paulsen | Financial Services | H874 |
| Financial assistance feature in auto insurance | John Hayes | Financial Services | H3449 |
| Temporary suspension of rating changes (by request) | John Hayes | Financial Services | H875 |
| Online learning | Education | H357 | |
| Non compete | Jehlen, Balser, Atkins, Benson, Hogan, Sannicandro, Sciortino, Speliotis, Story, Wolf, Kujawski, L?Italien, Provost, Callahan, Gobi, Donnelly, Campbell, D?Amico , Malia, Fargo, Ross. Hecht, Aguiar, Peisch, Stanley | Labor & Workforce Development | H1794 |
| Public records | Cabral | State Administration | H2966 |
| Pensions 3x SS payment | Public Service | H2327 | |
| Pensions related to lifetime earnings | Public Service | H2328 | |
| Dangerousness of retail drug offenses | Judiciary | H1296 | |
| Moderate sentences for drug offenders | Judiciary | H1297 | |
| Revenue-neutral income tax relief | Revenue | H2700 | |
| Discourage uninsured motorists | John Hayes | Financial Service | H876 |
| Amend bicycle safety act | Khan | -- | -- |
| Consumer choice in auto insurance | John Hayes; Tolman, Story, Grant, Anne Paulsen. Khan, Kaufman, Dukakis | Financial Service | H877 |
| Park expansion/urban wildlife protection in C&B | Tolman | ENRA | H701 |
| Private bar counsel/GIC | Kaufman, Linsky, Turner, Peake, Patrick, Garballey, Tucker, Spilka | Judiciary | H1298 |
| Wellness Trust | Sciortino, Fresolo, O?Day | Revenue | H2701 |
| Local and regional affordable housing planning | Benson, Kulik, Sannicandro, Hargraves, Ross, Calter, Atkins, Webster | Housing | H1192 |
| Sustainable development ? transportation | Transportation | H3177 | |
| Sustainable development ? water | Environment | H702 | |
| Sustainable Development - Quasi?s and exec | State Administration | H3615 | |
| Withholding of rent | Judiciary | H3623 | |
| HEPA vacuum (by request) | Elizabeth de Rham | Public Health | H2025 |
Will never hesitate to vote for any spending bill, In fact he always vote on party lines. It is truly a sever dissapointment to see a state rep vote in this manner since it shows that he or she is nothing but a pupett. Sorry Will but you really need to look at your record. Even voting for a rise in State Sales taxs – He just followed party lines. I hate to see some one just be a pupett , this is not the kind of reprentation I want or expect.
Will,
Please support the Quinn Bill tonight. The police work hard for us and the better educated they are, the more they enhance our communities. It’s worked so well and if it goes away, we’re going to feel it.
Thank you so much for all your hard work. We are so impressed with the amount of time and effort you’ve poured into your role as State Representative. When so many of us stood out and supported you, we never imagined just how much you’d get done in this short amount of time.
You are a born leader!
Anne