March 4, 2004

The following is an update of general assembly activity since our February 20th Waste Management Bulletin. Only the bills that have been considered since February 20th are listed. All changes are indicated in italic.

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HB 639 Landfills; siting in Appomattox County.
Patron - Watkins M. Abbitt, Jr. (all patrons) ..... notes

Summary as introduced:
Siting of landfills. Authorizes Appomattox County to construct a landfill closer to an existing public water supply intake or reservoir than is allowed by law, if the Director of the Department of Environmental Quality finds that the distance would not be detrimental to human health and the environment. The bill also provides that a new landfill in Appomattox can be sited in a wetland. Under current law, a landfill cannot be within five miles upgradient of any water supply intake or reservoir and cannot impact 1.25 acres or more of wetlands.

Full text:
01/14/04 House: Presented & ordered printed, prefiled 01/13/04 043840200 (impact statement)
02/13/04 House: Printed as engrossed 043840200-E (impact statement)

Amendments:
House amendments
House amendments rejected
Senate amendments
Senate amendments engrossed


Status:
01/14/04 House: Presented & ordered printed, prefiled 01/13/04 043840200
01/14/04 House: Referred to Committee on Agr., Chesapeake & Natural Res.
02/11/04 House: Reported from A., C. & N. R. w/amendment (14-Y 7-N)
02/12/04 House: Read first time
02/13/04 House: Read second time
02/13/04 House: Committee amendment rejected
02/13/04 House: Amendments by Del. Abbitt agreed to
02/13/04 House: Engrossed by House as amended HB639E
02/13/04 House: Printed as engrossed 043840200-E
02/14/04 House: Read third time and passed House (73-Y 24-N 1-A)
02/14/04 House: VOTE: PASSAGE (73-Y 24-N 1-A)
02/14/04 House: Communicated to Senate
02/16/04 Senate: Constitutional reading dispensed
02/16/04 Senate: Referred to Committee on Agriculture, Conservation & Nat.
02/23/04 Senate: Reported from A. C. & N. R. w/amds (12-Y 3-N)
02/24/04 Senate: Constitutional reading dispensed (38-Y 0-N)
02/24/04 Senate: VOTE: CONST. RDG. DISPENSED R (38-Y 0-N)
02/25/04 Senate: Read third time
02/25/04 Senate: Reading of amendments waived
02/25/04 Senate: Committee amendments agreed to
02/25/04 Senate: Engrossed by Senate as amended
02/25/04 Senate: Passed Senate with amendments (32-Y 8-N)
02/25/04 Senate: VOTE: PASSAGE (32-Y 8-N)
02/25/04 Senate: Rec. of Sen. passage agreed to by Senate (39-Y 0-N)
02/25/04 Senate: VOTE: RECONSIDER (39-Y 0-N)
02/25/04 Senate: Passed by for the day
02/26/04 Senate: Passed by for the day
02/27/04 Senate: Read third time
02/27/04 Senate: Reading of amendments waived
02/27/04 Senate: Committee amendments agreed to
02/27/04 Senate: Engrossed by Senate as amended
02/27/04 Senate: Passed Senate with amendments (33-Y 6-N)
02/27/04 Senate: VOTE: PASSAGE (33-Y 6-N)
02/27/04 Senate: Unanimous Rec. of Sen. pass. agrd to by Senate (39-Y 0-N)
02/27/04 Senate: VOTE: RECONSIDER (39-Y 0-N)
02/27/04 Senate: Passed Senate with amendments (32-Y 7-N)
02/27/04 Senate: VOTE: PASSAGE (32-Y 7-N)
03/01/04 House: Placed on Calendar
03/02/04 House: Passed by for the day
03/03/04 House: Passed by for the day

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HB 713 Hazardous waste; temporary storage.
Patron - G. Glenn Oder (all patrons) ..... notes

Summary as introduced:
Temporary storage of hazardous waste. Allows localities and state agencies to temporarily store household hazardous waste and hazardous waste from small quantity generators if it is done in accordance with (i) a permit to store, treat, or dispose of hazardous waste, or (ii) a permit to transport hazardous waste.

Full text:
01/14/04 House: Presented & ordered printed, prefiled 01/13/04 046418444 (impact statement)

Status:
01/14/04 House: Presented & ordered printed, prefiled 01/13/04 046418444
01/14/04 House: Referred to Committee on Agr., Chesapeake & Natural Res.
01/21/04 House: Reported from Agr., Chesapeake & Natural Res. (22-Y 0-N)
01/22/04 House: Read first time
01/23/04 House: Read second time and engrossed
01/26/04 House: Read third time and passed House BLOCK VOTE (96-Y 0-N)
01/26/04 House: VOTE: BLOCK VOTE PASSAGE (96-Y 0-N)
01/26/04 House: Communicated to Senate
01/27/04 Senate: Constitutional reading dispensed
01/27/04 Senate: Referred to Committee on Agriculture, Conservation & Nat.
02/23/04 Senate: Reported from A. C. & N. R. (15-Y 0-N)
02/24/04 Senate: Constitutional reading dispensed (38-Y 0-N)
02/24/04 Senate: VOTE: CONST. RDG. DISPENSED R (38-Y 0-N)
02/25/04 Senate: Read third time
02/25/04 Senate: Passed Senate (40-Y 0-N)
02/25/04 Senate: VOTE: PASSAGE R (40-Y 0-N)

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HB 1350 Waste and water permits; fees.
Patron - Robert D. Orrock, Sr. (all patrons) ..... notes

Summary as introduced:
Waste and water permit fees. Maintains the caps on the fee amounts that can be charged for various categories of water permits established in 2002. The cap amount for an individual 401 Certification/Virginia Protection Permit, which was $9,000, is now broken down into two types of individual permits: a wetlands permit with a cap of $2,200 per acre of permit and a minimum instream flow permit with a cap of $35,000. These caps on permit fees can be adjusted by the State Water Control Board annually based on changes in the Consumer Price Index. In addition to the one-time permit application fee, there are amounts established for an annual fee to be paid by holders of major industrial ($2,500), minor industrial ($1,000), various categories of municipal ($300-$1,500) Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination permits, and Virginia Pollution Abatement permits ($800). The bill also authorizes the Virginia Air Pollution Control Board to set permit application fees for new major stationary sources by regulation. The fee amounts are to reflect the time required to review applications for permits from new air pollution sources.

Full text:
01/22/04 House: Presented & ordered printed 043869448
02/11/04 House: Committee substitute printed 043888448-H1
02/13/04 House: Printed as engrossed 043888448-EH1

Status:
01/22/04 House: Presented & ordered printed 043869448
01/22/04 House: Referred to Committee on Agr., Chesapeake & Natural Res.
02/11/04 House: Reported from A., C. & N. R. w/substitute (16-Y 5-N)
02/11/04 House: Committee substitute printed 043888448-H1
02/12/04 House: Read first time
02/13/04 House: Read second time
02/13/04 House: Committee substitute agreed to 043888448-H1
02/13/04 House: Amendment by Del. Orrock agreed to
02/13/04 House: Engrossed by House - committee substitute w/amd. HB1350EH1
02/13/04 House: Printed as engrossed 043888448-EH1
02/14/04 House: Read third time and passed House (74-Y 24-N)
02/14/04 House: VOTE: PASSAGE (74-Y 24-N)
02/14/04 House: Rec. of passage agreed to by House
02/14/04 House: Passed House (70-Y 29-N)
02/14/04 House: VOTE: PASSAGE #2 (70-Y 29-N)
02/14/04 House: Communicated to Senate
02/16/04 Senate: Constitutional reading dispensed
02/16/04 Senate: Referred to Committee on Agriculture, Conservation & Nat.
02/23/04 Senate: Reported from A. C. & N. R. (14-Y 0-N 1-A)
02/24/04 Senate: Constitutional reading dispensed (38-Y 0-N)
02/24/04 Senate: VOTE: CONST. RDG. DISPENSED R (38-Y 0-N)
02/25/04 Senate: Read third time
02/25/04 Senate: Passed by for the day
02/26/04 Senate: Passed by for the day
02/27/04 Senate: Read third time
02/27/04 Senate: Passed Senate (39-Y 0-N)
02/27/04 Senate: VOTE: PASSAGE (39-Y 0-N)

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HB 1462 Solid waste; per ton fees for disposal.
Patron - James H. Dillard, II (all patrons) ..... notes

Summary as introduced:
Solid waste disposal fees. Establishes a $5 per ton municipal solid waste disposal fee to be collected by localities in which the municipal solid waste landfills are located. This bill directs the host localities to retain 50 percent of the moneys collected for the abatement of pollution caused by landfills or the improper management of waste, groundwater monitoring and cleanup, litter control, recycling, or for other waste-related purposes, including, solid waste management operating fees. This bill also directs the host localities to remit 50 percent of all moneys collected to the Commonwealth to be deposited into the Landfill Cleanup and Closure Fund, the Virginia Brownfields Restoration and Economic Redevelopment Assistance Fund, and the Virginia Environmental Emergency Response Fund.

Full text:
01/23/04 House: Presented & ordered printed 049553384

Status:
01/23/04 House: Presented & ordered printed 049553384
01/23/04 House: Referred to Committee on Agr., Chesapeake & Natural Res.
02/11/04 House: Continued to 2005 in A., C. & N. R. (21-Y 0-N)

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SB 3 Special funds; abolishes those that are dormant and their associated programs.
Patron - Stephen H. Martin (all patrons) ..... notes

Summary as introduced:
Dormant special funds. Repeals certain dormant special funds, and the associated program, if no appropriation is made to the associated program by July 1, 2004. This bill repeals the Blue Ridge Economic Development Revolving Fund, the Alternative Water Supply Assistance Fund, the Workforce Development Training Fund, the Advantage Virginia Incentive Fund, Program, and Foundation, the Reading Incentive Grants Fund and Program, the Virginia Educational Excellence Incentive Reward Fund and Program, the Families in Education Incentive Grants Fund and Program, the Community-Based Intervention Program for Suspended and Expelled Students and its special fund, the Artists in the Classroom Grants Fund and Program, the Virginia Undergraduate Career and Technical Incentive Scholarship Fund and Program, the Higher Education Incentive Fund, the Information Technology Employment Performance Grant Fund and Program, and the Landfill Cleanup and Closure Fund. This bill is a recommendation of the Joint Subcommittee Studying the Operations, Practices, Duties, and Funding of the Commonwealth's Agencies, Boards, Commissions, Councils, and Other Governmental Entities pursuant to HJR 159 (2002).

Full text:
01/09/04 Senate: Introduced bill reprinted 044827760 (impact statement)
01/14/04 Senate: Presented & ordered printed, prefiled 11/17/03 044827760 (impact statement)

Status:
01/09/04 Senate: Introduced bill reprinted 044827760
01/14/04 Senate: Presented & ordered printed, prefiled 11/17/03 044827760
01/14/04 Senate: Referred to Committee on Finance
01/27/04 Senate: Reported from Finance (15-Y 0-N)
01/28/04 Senate: Constitutional reading dispensed (38-Y 0-N)
01/28/04 Senate: VOTE: CONST. RDG. DISPENSED R (38-Y 0-N)
01/29/04 Senate: Read second time and engrossed
01/30/04 Senate: Read third time and passed Senate (40-Y 0-N)
01/30/04 Senate: VOTE: PASSAGE R (40-Y 0-N)
01/30/04 Senate: Communicated to House
02/03/04 House: Placed on Calendar
02/03/04 House: Read first time
02/03/04 House: Referred to Committee on General Laws
02/17/04 House: Assigned to General Laws sub-committee: 4
03/02/04 House: Reported from General Laws (22-Y 0-N)
03/03/04 House: Read second time

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SB 12 Recycling Markets Development Council; duties.
Patron - Mary Margaret Whipple (all patrons) ..... notes

Summary as introduced:
Virginia Recycling Markets Development Council. Revises the duties of the Virginia Recycling Markets Development Council to refocus the Council's primary mission on (i) assisting agencies, authorities, and localities to meet their recycling needs, if requested and (ii) identifying and evaluating existing or proposed state statutes, policies, regulations, and procedures that may attract or deter new businesses or the expansion or retention of existing businesses that can use recycled or recovered materials. The Council's annual reporting requirement is replaced with the duty to report if requested by the Governor, a resolution of the General Assembly, a standing or joint study committee of the General Assembly, the Secretary of Natural Resources or the Department of Environmental Quality. The bill also establishes term limits for the citizen members of the Council. This bill is a recommendation of the Joint Subcommittee to Study the Operations, Practices, Duties, and Funding of the Commonwealth's Agencies, Boards, Commissions, Councils, and Other Governmental Entities pursuant to HJR 159 (2002).

Full text:
01/14/04 Senate: Presented & ordered printed, prefiled 11/17/03 044843760 (impact statement)

Status:
01/14/04 Senate: Presented & ordered printed, prefiled 11/17/03 044843760
01/14/04 Senate: Referred to Committee on General Laws
01/21/04 Senate: Reported from General Laws (15-Y 0-N)
01/23/04 Senate: Constitutional reading dispensed (39-Y 0-N)
01/23/04 Senate: VOTE: CONST. RDG. DISPENSED R (39-Y 0-N)
01/26/04 Senate: Read second time and engrossed
01/27/04 Senate: Read third time and passed Senate (39-Y 0-N)
01/27/04 Senate: VOTE: (39-Y 0-N)
01/27/04 Senate: Communicated to House
01/30/04 House: Placed on Calendar
01/30/04 House: Read first time
01/30/04 House: Referred to Committee on General Laws
02/17/04 House: Assigned to General Laws sub-committee: 4
03/02/04 House: Reported from General Laws (22-Y 0-N)
03/03/04 House: Read second time

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SB 315 Green schools program; to promote waste reduction and resource efficiency.
Patron - Janet D. Howell (all patrons) ..... notes

Summary as introduced:
Green schools program; education programs to promote waste reduction and resource efficiency. Authorizes the Board of Education to assist local school boards in the development and implementation of programs of instruction that comply with the provisions of Standard 1 of the Standards of Quality, specifically relating to citizenship and environmental issues and geography necessary for responsible participation in American society and the international community, by cooperating with the environmental groups, other relevant state agencies, such as, but not limited to, the Department of Environmental Quality and the Department of Health, and other stakeholders in the development of a green schools program for Virginia. Any such green schools program will focus on waste reduction through recycling and other mechanisms and educating students to help schools contain costs and to reduce waste production through resource efficiency. In the development and implementation of any such program, the Board must examine other states' green schools programs and must receive input from parents, teachers, school administrators, school boards, business and industry leaders, and local governments. The Board must also strive to identify businesses and other organizations that may provide support in the form of resources or funding for appropriate awards for any green schools program that may be implemented in the Commonwealth. This provision must not be construed to require the Board or any school board in the Commonwealth to implement a green school program or to imply or otherwise indicate that state or local funding is required to develop or implement any green school program.

Full text:
01/14/04 Senate: Presented & ordered printed, prefiled 01/14/04 043997744 (impact statement)

Status:
01/14/04 Senate: Presented & ordered printed, prefiled 01/14/04 043997744
01/14/04 Senate: Referred to Committee on Education and Health
01/22/04 Senate: Reported from Education and Health (15-Y 0-N)
01/23/04 Senate: Constitutional reading dispensed (39-Y 0-N)
01/23/04 Senate: VOTE: CONST. RDG. DISPENSED R (39-Y 0-N)
01/26/04 Senate: Read second time and engrossed
01/27/04 Senate: Read third time and passed Senate (39-Y 0-N)
01/27/04 Senate: VOTE: (39-Y 0-N)
01/27/04 Senate: Communicated to House
01/30/04 House: Placed on Calendar
01/30/04 House: Read first time
01/30/04 House: Referred to Committee on Education
02/25/04 House: Reported from Education (12-Y 10-N)
02/26/04 House: Read second time
02/27/04 House: Passed by for the day
03/01/04 House: Passed by for the day
03/02/04 House: Passed by for the day
03/03/04 House: Passed by for the day

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SB 365 Waste and water fee regulations; caps on fee amounts for water permits.
Patron - John C. Watkins (all patrons) ..... notes

Summary as introduced:
Waste and water fee regulations. Restores many of the caps on the fee amounts that can be charged for various categories of water permits to their 2002 levels. However, in addition to the one-time permit application fee, there are maximum amounts established for an annual fee to be paid by holders of major ($4,500) and minor ($2,000) Virginia Pollutant Discharge Elimination permits, and Virginia Pollution Abatement permits ($900). The Virginia Water Protection permits are newly classified by the type of activity that is being regulated, instead of the previous broad categories of individual and general. The maximum amounts that can be charged for each of these are the following: individual wetlands permit: $2,200 per acre of impact; individual permit for minimum instream flow: $24,000; and an individual permit for a reservoir: $35,000. The bill also authorizes the Virginia Air Pollution Control Board to set permit application fees for new major stationary sources by regulation. The bill is based on the findings and recommendations of a study requested by the 2002 General Assembly.

Full text:
01/14/04 Senate: Presented & ordered printed, prefiled 01/14/04 045473118
02/09/04 Senate: Committee substitute printed 043890840-S1
02/17/04 Senate: Printed as engrossed 043890840-ES1

Amendments:
Senate amendments

Status:
01/14/04 Senate: Presented & ordered printed, prefiled 01/14/04 045473118
01/14/04 Senate: Referred to Committee on Agriculture, Conservation & Nat.
02/09/04 Senate: Reported from A. C. & N. R. w/sub (15-Y 0-N)
02/09/04 Senate: Rereferred to Finance
02/09/04 Senate: Committee substitute printed 043890840-S1
02/12/04 Senate: Reported from Finance with amendments (15-Y 0-N)
02/16/04 Senate: Constitutional reading dispensed (40-Y 0-N)
02/16/04 Senate: VOTE: CONST. RDG. DISPENSED R (40-Y 0-N)
02/17/04 Senate: Read second time
02/17/04 Senate: Reading of substitute waived
02/17/04 Senate: Committee substitute agreed to 043890840-S1
02/17/04 Senate: Reading of amendments waived
02/17/04 Senate: Committee amendments agreed to
02/17/04 Senate: Engrossed by Senate - committee sub. w/amd SB365ES1
02/17/04 Senate: Constitutional reading dispensed (39-Y 0-N)
02/17/04 Senate: VOTE: CONST. RDG. DISPENSED R (39-Y 0-N)
02/17/04 Senate: Passed Senate (39-Y 0-N)
02/17/04 Senate: VOTE: PASSAGE R (39-Y 0-N)
02/17/04 Senate: Rec. of passage agreed to by Senate (40-Y 0-N)
02/17/04 Senate: VOTE: RECONSIDER R (40-Y 0-N)
02/17/04 Senate: Passed Senate (40-Y 0-N)
02/17/04 Senate: VOTE: PASSAGE R (40-Y 0-N)
02/17/04 Senate: Communicated to House
02/17/04 Senate: Printed as engrossed 043890840-ES1
02/19/04 House: Placed on Calendar
02/19/04 House: Read first time
02/19/04 House: Referred to Committee on Agr., Chesapeake & Natural Res.
02/25/04 House: Reported from Agr., Chesapeake & Natural Res. (17-Y 5-N)
02/26/04 House: Read second time
02/27/04 House: Read third time
02/27/04 House: Passed House (72-Y 26-N)
02/27/04 House: VOTE: PASSAGE (72-Y 26-N)

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SB 386 Air emissions trading; prohibited.
Patron - Thomas K. Norment, Jr. (all patrons) ..... notes

Summary as introduced:
Air emissions trading. Prohibits the Commonwealth from selling, by auction or other manner, the set asides allocated to new sources of air emissions.

Full text:
01/14/04 Senate: Presented & ordered printed, prefiled 01/14/04 047086780 (impact statement)

Status:
01/14/04 Senate: Presented & ordered printed, prefiled 01/14/04 047086780
01/14/04 Senate: Referred to Committee on Agriculture, Conservation & Nat.
01/26/04 Senate: Reported from A. C. & N. R. (11-Y 0-N)
01/26/04 Senate: Rereferred to Finance
02/12/04 Senate: Reported from Finance (14-Y 0-N 1-A)
02/16/04 Senate: Constitutional reading dispensed (40-Y 0-N)
02/16/04 Senate: VOTE: CONST. RDG. DISPENSED R (40-Y 0-N)
02/17/04 Senate: Read second time and engrossed
02/17/04 Senate: Constitutional reading dispensed (40-Y 0-N)
02/17/04 Senate: VOTE: CONST. RDG. DISPENSED (40-Y 0-N)
02/17/04 Senate: Passed Senate (40-Y 0-N)
02/17/04 Senate: VOTE: PASSAGE (40-Y 0-N)
02/17/04 Senate: Communicated to House
02/19/04 House: Placed on Calendar
02/19/04 House: Read first time
02/19/04 House: Referred to Committee on Agr., Chesapeake & Natural Res.
02/25/04 House: Reported from Agr., Chesapeake & Natural Res. (22-Y 0-N)
02/25/04 House: Referred to Committee on Appropriations
02/27/04 House: Assigned to App. sub-committee: 3

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SB 690 Income tax, corporate; extends sunset prov. credit for machinery & equip. used to prod. recyclable.
Patron - Charles R. Hawkins (all patrons) ..... notes

Summary as introduced:
Corporate income taxes; tax credit for machinery and equipment used to produce property from recyclable materials. Extends the sunset date from December 31, 2003, to December 31, 2006, for a corporate income tax credit for machinery and equipment used to produce personal property from recyclable materials.

Full text:
01/28/04 Senate: Presented & ordered printed 041463736 (impact statement)

Status:
01/28/04 Senate: Unanimous consent to introduce
01/28/04 Senate: Presented & ordered printed 041463736
01/28/04 Senate: Referred to Committee on Finance
02/03/04 Senate: Reported from Finance (15-Y 0-N)
02/04/04 Senate: Constitutional reading dispensed (40-Y 0-N)
02/04/04 Senate: VOTE: CONST. RDG. DISPENSED R (40-Y 0-N)
02/05/04 Senate: Read second time and engrossed
02/06/04 Senate: Read third time and passed Senate (39-Y 0-N)
02/06/04 Senate: VOTE: PASSAGE R (39-Y 0-N)
02/06/04 Senate: Rec. of passage agreed to by Senate (39-Y 0-N)
02/06/04 Senate: VOTE: RECONSIDER R (39-Y 0-N)
02/06/04 Senate: Passed Senate (40-Y 0-N)
02/06/04 Senate: VOTE: PASSAGE R (40-Y 0-N)
02/06/04 Senate: Communicated to House
02/10/04 House: Placed on Calendar
02/10/04 House: Read first time
02/10/04 House: Referred to Committee on Finance
02/23/04 House: Reported from Finance (22-Y 0-N)
02/24/04 House: Read second time
02/25/04 House: Read third time
02/25/04 House: Passed House BLOCK VOTE (99-Y 0-N)
02/25/04 House: VOTE: BLOCK VOTE PASSAGE (99-Y 0-N)

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SJ 79 Municipal solid waste; urging Congress to regulate & impose a fee upon importation.
Patron - Mark D. Obenshain (all patrons) ..... notes

Summary as introduced:
Resolution; importation of municipal solid waste. Urges Congress to enact legislation that would allow states to regulate and impose a fee upon municipal solid waste imported from other states.

Full text:
01/14/04 Senate: Presented & ordered printed, prefiled 01/14/04 047236782
02/17/04 Senate: Printed as engrossed 047236782-E

Status:
01/14/04 Senate: Presented & ordered printed, prefiled 01/14/04 047236782
01/14/04 Senate: Referred to Committee on Rules
02/02/04 Senate: Assigned to Rules sub-committee: 3

02/17/04 Senate: Reported from Rules with amendments
02/17/04 Senate: Constitutional reading dispensed (40-Y 0-N)
02/17/04 Senate: VOTE: (40-Y 0-N)
02/17/04 Senate: Read second time
02/17/04 Senate: Reading of amendments waived
02/17/04 Senate: Committee amendments agreed to
02/17/04 Senate: Engrossed by Senate as amended SJ79E
02/17/04 Senate: Reading waived (40-Y 0-N)
02/17/04 Senate: VOTE: WAIVE READING (40-Y 0-N)
02/17/04 Senate: Agreed to by Senate by voice vote
02/17/04 Senate: Printed as engrossed 047236782-E
02/17/04 Senate: Communicated to House
02/19/04 House: Placed on Calendar
02/19/04 House: Read first time
02/19/04 House: Referred to Committee on Rules
02/25/04 House: Reported from Rules with substitute (16-Y 0-N)
02/25/04 House: Committee substitute printed 044338782-H1
02/27/04 House: Passed by for the day
03/01/04 House: Taken up
03/01/04 House: Committee substitute agreed to 044338782-H1
03/01/04 House: Engrossed by House - committee substitute SJ79H1
03/01/04 House: Agreed to by House with substitute BLOCK VOTE (98-Y 0-N)
03/01/04 House: VOTE: BLOCK VOTE PASSAGE (98-Y 0-N)
03/03/04 Senate: House substitute rejected by Senate
03/04/04 House: House insisted on substitute
03/04/04 House: House requested conference committee

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