Dear
Friends,
During the first half of the
122nd Legislative Session, I was pleased to
sponsor and support a number of important bills.
My personal legislative focus,
however, centered around two important areas: Small
Business Development and Identity
Theft.
During the month of May, I was
pleased to join my House colleague and co-chair
of the Business, Research, and Economic Development
Committee Nancy Smith as we highlighted the
great accomplishments of Maine Businesses.
We called it: Maine
is Working Month.
As Maine's new economy moves
forward, we must stay positive and invest in
our small businesses. Using doom and gloom
rhetoric when referring to our business climate
is no solution for success (see "Don't
Put Government on Auto Pilot" special
to the Portland Press Herald). Below please find a list of some
of the other small business related bills I
sponsored or supported as they worked they
way through the committee process during the
first half of the 122nd
Legislative Session:
LD 1263: "An
Act To Contain Costs, Reduce Paperwork and
Streamline the
Regulatory Process for Maine's Small Businesses" Click
here...
LD 1670 "An
Act To Exempt Internet Sales from the Definition
of "Auction"" Click here...
LD 844, "An
Act To Authorize a General Fund Bond Issue
to Stimulate Maine's
Economy" Click here...
LD 1528, "An Act To Create
a Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
at the University
of Maine" Click here...
LD 1128, "An Act Directing
the State Planning Office To Study Municipal
Capabilities
To Become Providers of Internet Services" Click
here...
LD 472, "An Act To Amend
the Statewide Building Code"
Click here...
LD 226, "An
Act To Amend the Applied Technology Development
Centers Statutes" Click here...
LD 1484, "An Act To Protect Consumers
and Enhance Real Estate Practice" (Link)
merged with LD 1525, "An Act To Amend the
Real Estate Brokerage Laws" Click here...
For more links to legislation
sponsored by Senator Bromley in the 122nd
Legislature, please
click here...
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