Don't blame them if they couldn't get it done in one year. After all, it's a two-year process. And there's a lot more in the way than some people thought when they went in. Curious about their experience, I talked to a few members to ask about the notion that they've been doing nothing. Take Act 60.
Members say they've been hard at work to find a new funding plan for schools.
They break by gains and losses to school districts. They always have. The sharing pool is the key to Act 60 equity. Now that it's four years old, some national studies are calling it a success and a model, and general public approval has climbed dramatically. The new Republican House majority is having similar problems with civil unions.