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An Act To Exempt Certain Religious, Nonpublic, Postsecondary Institutions from Licensure
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0424
Committee: Education and Cultural Affairs
Sponsors: PLOWMAN, CARR, JOY, THOMAS, DAVIS
Amends: 20-A MRSA §10708

Legislative Document 
No. 424 
H.P.309 
House of Representatives, January 27,2005 
An Act To Exempt Certain Religious, Nonpublic, Postsecondary 
Institutions from Licensure 
Reference to the Committee on Education and Cultural Affairs suggested and ordered 
printed. 
Presented by Representati ve T ARD Y of Newport. 
Cosponsored by Senator PLOWMAN of Penobscot and 
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MILLICENT M. MacFARLAND 
Clerk 
Representatives: CARR of Lincoln, JOY of Crystal, THOMAS of Ripley, Senator: DAVIS of 
Piscataquis. 
Printed on m;ycled paper 
Be it enacted by the People of the State of Maine as follows: 
Sec. 1. 20-A MRSA §10708, sub-§§2 and 3, as enacted by PL 1981, 
c. 693, §§5 and 8, are amended to read: 
2. 
Federal reservations. 
Offer programs or courses whieh 
that are conducted solely on a federal reservation over which the 
Federal Government has exclusive jurisdiction. 
The commissioner 
shall authorize exempt status under this subsection; aRa 
3. 
Noncredit courses. 
Offer courses or programs whieh that 
are not for academic creditT; and 
Sec. 2. 20-A MRSA §10708, sub-§4 is enacted to read: 
4. 
Religious. nonpublic, educational institution. 
Meet the 
following criteria. 
A. 
The educational institution must be substantially owned, 
operated or supported by a bona fide church or religious 
organization. 
B. 
The educational programs of the educational institution 
must be primarily designed for, 
aimed at and attended by 
persons who seek to learn the particular religious faith or 
beliefs 
of 
the 
church 
or 
religious 
organization 
under 
paragraph A. 
c. 
The programs 
under paragraph B must be 
intended to 
prepare students to assume leadership positions in, or enter 
into some other vocation closely related to, the particular 
faith 
of 
the 
church 
or 
religious 
organization 
under 
paragraph A. 
The 
exemption 
under 
this 
subsection does 
not 
apply 
to 
any 
educational 
institution 
that 
represents 
to 
any 
student 
or 
prospective student that the major purpose of its program is to 
prepare the student for a vocation not closely related to the 
particular religious faith of the educational institution or to 
provide 
the 
student 
with 
a 
general 
educational 
program 
substantially equivalent to the educational programs offered by 
schools or departments or branches of schools that are not exempt 
from this section. 
SUMMARY 
This bill exempts certain religious, private, postsecondary 
institutions from State Board of Education licensure requirements. 
Page l-LR1809(1)
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0425
Committee Amendment CA_A_H31 (House)
Amends: 26 MRSA §1043

COMMITTEE AMENDMENT "/f,, to H.P. 310, L.D. 425, Bill, "An 
Act To Amend the Laws Relating to Unemployment Compensation" 
Amend the bill by striking out everything after the enacting 
clause and before the summary and inserting in its place the 
following: 
'Sec. 1. 26 MRSA §1043, sub-§l1, 1fF, as amended by PL 2003, c. 
414, Pt. B, §38 and affected by c. 614, §9, is further amended by 
amending subparagraph (34) to read: 
(34) 
Services 
performed 
in 
the 
delivery 
or 
distribution of peFieEi.ieals newspapers or magazines to 
the 
ultimate 
consumer 
by 
an 
individual 
who 
is 
compensated by receiving or retaining a commission or 
profit on the sale of 
the 
peFieEi.ieal 
newspaper 
or 
magazine; , 
I, 
SUMMARY 
This amendment clarifies the exemption to the definition of 
"employment" 
concerning 
the 
delivery 
and 
distribution 
of 
periodicals by replacing the term "periodicals" with the term 
"newspapers or magazines." 
COMM/rrEE AMENDMENT
An Act To Amend the Laws Relating to Unemployment Compensation
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0425
Committee: Labor
Sponsors: FISCHER
Amends: 26 MRSA §1043

Legislative Document 
No. 425 
H.P.31O 
House of Representati ves, January 27, 2005 
An Act To Amend the Laws Relating to Unemployment 
Compensation 
Reference to the Committee on Labor suggested and ordered printed. 
Presented by Representative FISCHER of Presque Isle. 
Printed on recycled paper 
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MILLICENT M. MacFARLAND 
Clerk 
Be it enacted by the People of the State of Maine as follows: 
Sec. 1. 26 MRSA §1043, sub-§ll, 1fF, as amended by PL 2003, c. 
414, Pt. B, §38 and affected by c. 614, §9, is further amended by 
amending subparagraph (34) to read: 
(34) 
Services 
performed 
in 
the 
delivery 
or 
distribution of periodicals Ee-Ehe-~d~4ffia~e-€eB6QffieE by 
an 
individual 
whe--4£--~~~-~--~i¥i~--eE 
EeEaiBiB~-~-€emm4664eB-~~-~~~~-~»-~~-sa~e-~--Ehe 
peEieaiea*f when: 
(a) 
Substantially all of the remuneration for the 
performance of the services is directly related to 
sales or other output, including the performance 
of services, rather than to the number of hours 
worked; and 
(b) 
The services performed by the individual are 
performed pursuant to a written contract between 
that individual and the person for whom services 
are performed and that contract provides that the 
person will not be treated as an employee with 
respect to such services for state unemployment 
compensation tax purposes; 
SUMMARY 
This bill 
amends 
the 
exemption 
from 
the definition of 
"employment" 
as it relates 
to 
delivery 
and distribution of 
periodicals. 
Currently, 
only 
those 
delivery or distribution 
workers 
who 
deliver 
d~rectly to 
consumers 
fall 
within 
the 
exemption. 
This bill expands the exemption to include workers 
that deliver bundles of periodicals to businesses and the like, 
thereby making state law consistent with federal law governing 
social security and unemployment taxes. 
Page l-LR1383(1)
Resolve, To Place a Moratorium on School Administrative Units Local Assessment Systems
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0426
Committee: Education and Cultural Affairs
Sponsors: NORTON, SCHNEIDER, CANAVAN, CRAVEN, FARRINGTON, FISCHER, LANSLEY, MAKAS, MERRILL, O'BRIEN

Legislative Document 
No. 426 
H.P.311 
House of Representatives, January 27,2005 
Resolve, To Place a Moratorium on School Administrative Units' 
Local Assessment Systems 
Reference to the Committee on Education and Cultural Affairs suggested and ordered 
printed. 
Presented by Representative NORTON of Bangor. 
Cosponsored by Senator SCHNEIDER of Penobscot and 
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MILLICENT M. MacFARLAND 
Clerk 
Representatives: CANAVAN of Waterville, CRAVEN of Lewiston, FARRINGTON of 
Gorham, FISCHER of Presque Isle, LANSLEY of Sabattus, MAKAS of Lewiston, MERRILL 
of Appleton, O'BRIEN of Lewiston. 
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Sec. 1. Moratorium on implementation of local assessment systems. 
Resolved: That, notwithstanding the Maine Revised Statutes, Title 
20-A, 
section 6202-A or any other law to the contrary, 
each 
school administrative unit must cease implementation and use of a 
local assessment system to measure student achievement of the 
learning results established in Title 20-A, section 6209 until 
legislative action by the 122nd Legislature pursuant to section 2 
occurs; and be it further 
Sec. 2. Review and report. Resolved: That the Joint Standing 
Committee on Education and Cultural Affairs shall review the 
requirements of the Maine Revised Statutes, Title 20-A, section 
6202-A and local assessment systems that have been put into 
operation by local school administrative units pursuant to that 
law. 
The committee shall report back by January 15, 2006 to the 
legislation making necessary changes 
to the 
local assessment 
$ystem requirements, including the improvement or elimination of 
those requirements. 
SUMMARY 
This resolve places a moratorium on the implementation and 
use of local assessment systems by school administrative units to 
measure student achievement of learning results until the Joint 
Standing Committee 
on Education and Cultural affairs studies 
relevant statutory law and local assessment systems and reports 
back to the Second Regular Session of the 122nd Legislature with 
improvements 
or 
elimination 
of 
local 
assessment 
system 
requirements.
An Act To Require a Nonpartisan Legislature
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0428
Committee: State and Local Government
Sponsors: GREELEY

Legislative Document 
No. 428 
H.P.313 
House of Representatives, January 27, 2005 
An Act To Require a Nonpartisan Legislature 
Reference to the Committee on State and Local Government suggested and ordered printed. 
Presented by Representative GREELEY of Levant. 
Printed on recycled paper 
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MILLICENT M. MacFARLAND 
Clerk 
Be it enacted by the People of the State of Maine as follows: 
CONCEPT DRAFT 
'SUMMARY 
This bill is a concept draft pursuant to Joint Rule 208. 
This bill proposes to establish a nonpartisan legislature by 
prohibiting a candidate for the Legislature from running as a 
member of a political party or having a party affiliation listed 
on 
the 
ballot. 
Primaries 
would still 
be 
held 
and 
the 
candidates with the highest vote totals from each Senate or House 
district would run against each other in the general election. 
The prohibition would be phased in over an 8-year period by 
applying 
it 
to 
candidates 
for 
the 
123rd 
through 
126th 
Legislatures who are not members of the 122nd Legislature. 
Page l-LRI519(1)
An Act To Require Veterinarians To Provide Vaccine Disclosure Forms
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0429
Committee: Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry
Sponsors: RINES, DOW, BLISS, CUMMINGS, DUPLESSIE, GROSE, MARLEY, PINGREE, BROMLEY
Amends: 7 MRSA §1822

Legislative Document 
No. 429 
H.P.314 
House of Representatives, January 27,2005 
An Act To Require Veterinarians To Provide Vaccine Disclosure 
Forms 
Reference to the Committee on Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry suggested and 
ordered printed. 
Presented by Representative RINES of Wiscasset. 
Cosponsored by Senator DOW of Lincoln and 
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MILLICENT M. MacFARLAND 
Clerk 
Representatives: BLISS of South Portland, CUMMINGS of Portland, DUGA Y of Cherryfield, 
DUPLESSIE of Westbrook, GROSE of Woolwich, MARLEY of Portland, PINGREE of North 
Haven, Senator: BROMLEY of Cumberland. 
Printed on recycled paper 
Be it enacted by the People of the State of Maine as follows: 
Sec. 1. 7 MRSA §1822 is enacted to read: 
§1822. 
Vaccine disclosure forms 
A veterinarian shall provide a vaccine disclosure form to 
the owner of a dog or cat before vaccinating that dog or cat. 
The vaccine disclosure form must provide information regarding 
the advantages and disadvantages of vaccines. 
SUMMARY 
This bill requires 
a 
veterinarian to provide 
a 
vaccine 
disclosure form to the owner of a dog or cat before vaccinating 
that 
dog or cat. 
The 
vaccine disclosure 
form 
must provide 
information 
regarding 
the 
advantages 
and 
disadvantages 
of 
vaccines.
An Act To Increase the Maximum Number of Days of the Muzzle-loading Hunting Season
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0427
Committee: Inland Fisheries and Wildlife
Sponsors: ANNIS, DAVIS, RICHARDSON, SHERMAN, THOMAS, TRAHAN
Amends: 12 MRSA §11404

Legislative Document 
No. 427 
H.P.312 
House of Representatives, January 27, 2005 
An Act To Increase the Maximum Number of Days of the Muzzle-
loading Hunting Season 
Reference to the Committee on Inland Fisheries and Wildlife suggested and ordered 
printed. 
Presented by Representative ANNIS of Dover-Foxcroft. 
Cosponsored by Senator DAVIS of Piscataquis and 
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MILLICENT M. MacFARLAND 
Clerk 
Representatives: RICHARDSON of Carmel, RICHARDSON of Greenville, SHERMAN of 
Hodgdon, THOMAS of Ripley, TRAHAN of Waldoboro. 
Printed on recycled paper 
Be it enacted by the People of the State of Maine as follows: 
Sec. 1. 12 MRSA §11404, sub-§I, ~A, as enacted by PL 2003, c. 
414, Pt. A, §2 and affected by c. 614, §9, is amended to read: 
A. 
The commissioner shall establish by rule the length of 
the special muzzle-loading season. 
The 
commissioner may 
establish seasons of different lengths in different regions 
of the State. 
The season may extend for no more than ~~ 18 
hunting days in any part of the State. 
SUMMARY 
This bill increases from 12 to 18 the maximum number of days 
of the muzzle-loading hunting season. 
Page l-LR0936(1)
An Act To Require Veterinarians To Provide Vaccine Disclosure Forms • 1111
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0429
Committee Amendment CA_A_H254 (House)
Committee: Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry

COMMITTEE AMENDMENT "A" to H. P. 314, L.D. 429, Bill, "An 
Act To Require Veterinarians To Provide Vaccine Disclosure Forms" 
Amend the bill in section 1 in that part designated "§1822." 
by inserting at the end a new paragraph to read: 
'A 
veterinarian 
who 
fails 
to 
comply with this 
section 
cQmmits a civil violation for which a fine of no more than $100 
may be adjudged.' 
SUMMARY 
This amendment is the minority report of the Joint Standing 
Committee on Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry. 
It adds a 
penalty provision to the bill. 
FISCAL NOTE REQUIRED 
(See attached) 
Page l-LR0883(2) 
COMMITTEE AMENDMENT 
Approved: 04/25/05 ~ae 
LD429 
LR0883(02) 
An Act To Require Veterinarians To Provide Vaccine Disclosure Forms 
• 1111 
Fiscal Note for Bill as Amended by Committee Amendment In-
Committee: Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry 
Fiscal Note Required: Yes 
Fiscal Note 
Minor cost increase - General Fund 
Minor revenue increase - General Fund 
Correctional and Judicial Impact Statements: 
Establishes new civil violations. 
The collection of additional fines may increase General Flmd revenue by minor amounts. 
LR0883(2) - Fiscal Note - Page 1 of 1
An Act To Modify the Obligation To Bargain under the Municipal Public Employees Labor Relations Law
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0430
Committee: Labor
Sponsors: NORTON, EDMONDS, CRAVEN, HUTTON, MAKAS, MERRILL, SMITH

Legislative Document 
No. 430 
H.P.315 
House of Representatives, January 27,2005 
An Act To Modify the Obligation To Bargain under the Municipal 
Public Employees Labor Relations Law 
Reference to the Committee on Labor suggested and ordered printed. 
Presented by Representative NORTON of Bangor. 
Cosponsored by President EDMONDS of Cumberland and 
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MILLICENT M. MacFARLAND 
Clerk 
Representatives: CRAVEN of Lewiston, HUTTON of Bowdoinham, MAKAS of Lewiston, 
MERRILL of Appleton, SMITH of Van Buren. 
Printed on recycled paper 
Be it enacted by the People of the State of Maine as follows: 
CONCEPT DRAFT 
SUMMARY 
This bill is a concept draft pursuant to Joint Rule 208. 
This bill proposes 
to modify the obligations of public 
employers 
and their employees to bargain collectively, 
as is 
currently required under the Maine Revised Statutes, Title 26, 
section 965.
An Act To Grant Limited Reciprocity to Nonresident ATV Users
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0431
Committee: Inland Fisheries and Wildlife
Sponsors: LUNDEEN, MOODY, PINEAU, SMITH, TWOMEY, WHEELER

Legislative Document 
No. 431 
H.P.316 
House of Representatives, January 27, 2005 
An Act To Grant Limited Reciprocity to Nonresident ATV Users 
Reference to the Committee on Inland Fisheries and Wildlife suggested and ordered 
printed. 
Presented by Representative LUNDEEN of Mars Hill. 
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MILLICENT M. MacFARLAND 
Clerk 
Cosponsored by Representatives: MOODY of Manchester, PINEAU of Jay, SMITH of Van 
Buren, TWOMEY of Biddeford, WHEELER of Kittery. 
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Be it enacted by the People of the State of Maine as follows: 
Sec. I. 12 MRS A §13155, sub-§2-A is enacted to read: 
2-A. 
Limited 
reciprocity. 
The 
commissioner 
may 
grant 
reciprocity up to 
days to a nonresident ATV user from New 
Hampshire or the Canadian provinces of Quebec or New Brunswick to 
participate in a festival or special event in the State if the 
organizers of the festival or special event give the commissioner 
written notice 60 days prior to the festival or special event and 
provide the commissioner with a map of the trails to be used 
during the festival or special event. 
This bill authorizes 
and 
Wildlife 
to grant 
nonresident ATV users to 
events held in the State. 
SUMMARY 
the Commissioner of Inland Fisheries 
a 
conditional 
reciprocity to certain 
participate in festivals and special 
Page l-LRl001(l)
An Act To Allow the Department of Conservation To Create Dedicated Accounts for Sales of Merchandise and Acceptance of Donations
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0433
Committee: Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry
Sponsors: DUPLESSIE, BRYANT, JENNINGS, MAREAN, RA YE
Amends: 12 MRSA §5012-A

Legislative Document 
No. 433 
H.P.318 
House of Representatives, January 27, 2005 
An Act To Allow the Department of Conservation To Create 
Dedicated Accounts for Sales of Merchandise and Acceptance of 
Donations 
Submitted by the Department of Conservation pursuant to Joint Rule 204. 
Reference to the Committee on Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry suggested and 
ordered printed. 
Presented by Representative DUPLESSIE of Westbrook. 
Cosponsored by Senator BRYANT of Oxford and 
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MILLICENT M. MacFARLAND 
Clerk 
Representatives: 'FLOOD of Winthrop, JENNINGS of Leeds, MAREAN of Hollis, Senator: 
RA YE of Washington. 
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Be it enacted by the People of the State of Maine as follows: 
Sec. 1. 12 MRSA §5012-A is enacted to read: 
§5012-A. 
Dedicated accounts for sa1es of merchandise and 
acceptance of donations 
The commissioner may create dedicated accounts in which to 
deposit money 
received 
from 
the sale of general merchandise 
products such as t-shirts, audio and video recordings, coffee 
mugs, 
tote 
bags 
and 
calendars. 
Funds 
received 
by 
the 
commissioner from the sale of general merchandise products must 
be deposited in a dedicated account to be used only for the 
purpose of promoting 
and 
improving department programs. 
The 
commissioner may also accept money, goods and services donated to 
the department to support specific programs carried out by the 
department. 
Any money donated to the department in support of a 
specific program must be deposited into a dedicated account for 
the purpose of funding activities carried out by that program. 
SUMMARY 
This 
bill, 
modeled 
on 
a 
similar 
power 
vested 
in 
the 
Commissioner 
of 
Inland 
Fisheries 
and 
Wildlife, 
allows 
the 
Commissioner of Conservation to create dedicated accounts for the 
deposit of money received from the sale of general merchandise 
products such as t-shirts, audio and video recordings, 
coffee 
mugs, tote bags and calendars. 
The dedicated accounts may also 
be used for the deposit of money donated to the Department of 
Conservation to support specific programs carried out by the 
department. 
The department may also accept donations of goods 
and services to support specific programs carried out by the 
department. 
Page l-LR0639(1)
An Act To Clarify Maine's Authority To Enforce Its Marine Resources Laws
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0434
Committee Amendment CA_A_H37 (House)

COMMITTEE AMENDMENT "A" to H. P • 319, L.D. 434, Bill, "An 
Act To Clarify Maine's Authority To Enforce Its Marine Resources 
Laws" 
Amend the bill in section 3 in subsection 37-A in the 5th 
line (page 2, line 3 in L.D.) by striking out the following: 
"routine technical" and inserting in its place the following: 
'major substantive' 
SUMMARY 
This amendment is a minority report of the committee. 
The 
amendment changes the rule designation from routine technical to 
major 
substantive 
for 
rules 
relating 
to 
the 
definition 
of 
"rigged." 
I 
FISCAL NOTE REQUIRED 
(See attached) 
COMMITTEE AMENDMENT 
Approved: 02/28/05 ~ac:. 
LD434 
LR0633(02) 
An Act To Clarify Maine's Authority To Enforce Its Marine Resources Laws 
Fiscal Note for Bill as Amended by Committee Amendment" " 
Committee: Marine Resources 
Fiscal Note Required: Yes 
Fiscal Note 
Minor cost increase - General Fund 
LR0633(2) - Fiscal Note - Page 1 of 1
An Act To Increase from 90 to 120 Days the Time Frame To File Contractor Liens
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0432
Committee: Judiciary
Sponsors: McKANE, DOW, LINDELL, MERRILL, TRAHAN, COURTNEY
Amends: 10 MRSA §3253

Legislative Document 
No. 432 
H.P.317 
House of Representatives, January 27, 2005 
An Act To Increase from 90 to 120 Days the Time Frame To File 
Contractor Liens 
Reference to the Committee on Judiciary suggested and ordered printed. 
Presented by Representative McKANE of Newcastle. 
Cosponsored by Senator DOW of Lincoln and 
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MllJLICENT M. MacFARLAND 
Clerk 
Representatives: LINDELL of Frankfort, MERRILL of Appleton, TRAHAN of Waldoboro, 
V AUGHAN of Durham, Senator: COURTNEY of York. 
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Be it enacted by the People of the State of Maine as follows: 
Sec. 1. 10 MRSA §3253, as amended by PL 1975, c. 91, §l, is 
further amended to read: 
§3253. Dissolution unless claim filed 
The lien mentioned in section 3252 shal-l--ae is dissolved, 
unless the claimant, within 9G 
days after he the claimant 
ceases to labor, furnish materials or perform services, files in 
the office of the register of deeds in the county or registry 
district in which sQeh the building, wharf or pier that is the 
subject of the lien is situated a true statement of the amount 
due hiffi the claimant, with all just credits given, together with 
a description of the property intended to be covered by the lien 
sufficiently accurate to 
identify it, 
and 
the 
names 
of the 
owners, if known; which shall must be subscribed and sworn to by 
the person claiming the lien, or by someone in his that person's 
behalf, 
and recorded in a 
book kept for that purpose by the 
register of deeds for saiEl the county or registry district, who 
is entitled to the same fees therefor as for recording mortgages. 
This section saa!! does not apply wae~e when the labor, materials 
or services are furnished by a contract with the owner of the 
property affected. 
SUMMARY 
Current law allows a person who supplies labor or materials 
for a construction project to file a lien on the property for the 
amount of the labor or materials supplied. 
If there is no 
contract between the person, such as a subcontractor, supplying 
the labor and materials and the owner of the property, the owner 
may prevent the filing of a lien by giving notice to the supplier 
that the owner will not be responsible for payment. 
If the 
supplier does not file the lien within 90 days of completion of 
work, then the lien is dissolved. 
This bill extends the period of time from 90 days to 120 
days 
during which 
a 
person may 
file 
a 
lien and 
avoid the 
dissolution of the lien. 
Page l-LR0514(1)
Resolve, To Improve Access to Emergency Services in State Parks and in the Maine Wildlife Park
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0438
Committee: Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry
Sponsors: VAUGHAN, SNOWE-MELLO, AUSTIN

Legislative Document 
No. 438 
H.P.323 
House of Representatives, January 27,2005 
Resolve, To Improve Access to Emergency Services in State Parks 
and in the Maine Wildlife Park 
Reference to the Committee on Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry suggested and 
ordered printed. 
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MIlLICENT M. MacFARLAND 
Clerk 
Presented by Representative VAUGHAN of Durham. 
Cosponsored by Senator SNOWE-MELLO of Androscoggin and 
Representative: AUSTIN of Gray. 
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Sec. 1. Commissioner of Conservation and Commissioner of Inland 
Fisheries and Wildlife directed to implement safety measures. Resolved: 
That the Commissioner of Conservation and the Commissioner of 
Inland Fisheries and Wildlife shall take necessary actions to 
provide the public with appropriate access to emergency services 
when visiting state parks 
and the Maine Wildlife Park. 
The 
commissioners shall: 
1. 
Review the training, duties and number of staff working 
in the parks during the hours that the parks are open to the 
public and take steps to ensure that an employee with first aid 
and CPR training is on the premises during the hours that a park 
is open to the public; 
2. 
Direct the superintendent of each park to: 
A. 
Maintain a working telephone at the park entrance during 
the hours that the park is open to the public; 
B. 
Arrange for a pay telephone to be installed in a clearly 
visible location at the entrance to or within the park; and 
C. 
Develop a policy to allow the emergency use of cellular 
telephones within the park and have that policy clearly 
displayed at the entrance to the park or stated in the park 
brochure; 
3. 
Direct the superintendent of each park to establish a 
first aid station within the park. 
The designated area should be 
equipped according to guidelines of the 
American Red Cross and 
in compliance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration 
standards for a first aid area; and 
4. 
Direct the superintendent of each park to consult with 
local 
emergency 
agencies, 
including police, 
fire 
and 
rescue 
services, and arrange for emergency responders to have the key or 
access codes needed for vehicular access to the park; and be it 
further 
Sec. 2. Report to legislative committee. Resolved: 
That no later 
than January 3, 2006, the Commissioner of Conservation and the 
Commissioner of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife shall report to the 
joint standing committee of the Legislature having jurisdiction 
over conservation matters and the joint standing committee of the 
Legislature 
having 
jurisdiction 
over 
inland 
fisheries 
and 
wildlife matters on actions taken pursuant to this resolve. 
Page l-LR0090(1) 
SUMMARY 
This resolve directs the Commissioner of Conservation and 
the Commissioner of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife to take certain 
actions to improve the public's access to emergency services when 
visiting state parks and the Maine Wildlife Park.
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0440
Committee Amendment CA_A_H151 (House)

COMMITTEE AMENDMENT "Ij.. to H.P. 325, L.D. 440, "RESOLUTION, 
To 
Amend 
the Constitution of Maine 
To 
Change the Number of 
Senators to 2 from Each County" 
Amend the resolution by incorporating the attached fiscal 
note. 
SUMMARY 
This amendment incorporates a fiscal note. 
Page l-LR0943(2) 
COMMITTEE AMENDMENT 
Approved: 03128/05 ~ae. 
LD440 
LR 0943(02) 
RESOLUTION, To Amend the Constitution of Maine To Change the Number of Senators to 2 from 
Each County 
Referendum Costs 
Fiscal Note for Bill as Amended by Committee Amendment 'If, 
Committee: State and Local Government 
Fiscal Note Required: Yes 
Fiscal Note 
Current biennium cost increase - General Fund 
MonthlY ear 
Election Type 
Question 
Nov-05 
General 
Referendum 
Length 
Standard 
The Secretary of State's budget includes sufficient funds to accommodate one ballot of average length for the general 
election in November. If the number or size of the referendum questions increases the ballot length, an additional 
appropriation of $8,000 or more may be required. 
Fiscal Detail and Notes 
If approved by the voters, reducing the size of the Legislature by three senators will result in cost savings to the 
legislative budget in the amount of($120,580) in fiscal year 2006-07, ($109,576) in fiscal year 2007-08 and 
($134,653) in fiscal year 2008-09. The Legislature will require a General Fund appropriation of $400,000 in fiscal 
year 2008-09 to conduct the required redistricting. 
LR0943(2) - Fiscal Note - Page 1 of 1
An Act To Encourage Cooperation between School Districts
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0443
Committee Amendment CA_A_H147 (House)

COMMITTEE AMENDMENT "i)" to H.P. 328, L.D. 443, Bill, 
Act To Encourage Cooperation between School Districts" 
"An 
Amend 
the bill by striking out all of 
section 
and 
inserting in its place the following: 
, Sec. . 4. 
Appropriations 
and 
allocations. 
appropriations and allocations are made. 
LEGISLATURE 
Miscellaneous Studies 
The 
following 
Initiative: 
Appropriates funds for the per diem and expenses of 
the legislative members of the Educational Efficiency Advisory 
Group. 
It also allocates funds in case additional dedicated 
revenue is received to carry out the advisory group's program 
activities. 
GENERAL FOND 
2005-06 
2006-07 
Personal Services 
$880 
$880 
All Other 
$3,000 
$3,000 
GENERAL FUND TOTAL 
$3,880 
$3,880 
O'XBER SPECIAL REVENUE FUlIDS 
2005-06 
2006-07 
Personal Services 
$500 
$500 
OTHER SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS TOTAL 
$500 
$500' 
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COMMITTEE AMENDMENT 
COMMITTEE AMENDMENT .. A 
.. to H.P. 328, L.D. 443 
SUMMARY 
This amendment strikes and replaces the appropriations and 
allocations section. 
FISCAL NOTE REQUIRED 
(See attached) 
COMM/rrEE AMENDMENT 
Approved: 03/31105 ;t;prae 
Net Cost (Savings) 
General Fund 
LD443 
LR0393(02) 
An Act To Encourage Cooperation between School Districts 
Fiscal Note for Bill as Amended by Committee Amendment ,t, 
Committee: Education 
Fiscal Note Required: Yes 
Fiscal Note 
Current Costs - Legislative Advisory Group/Study 
2005-06 
2006-07 
$3,880 
$3,880 
Projections 
2007-08 
$3,880 
Appropriations/Allocations 
General Fund 
$3,880 
$500 
$3,880 
$500 
$3,880 
$500 
Other Special Revenue Funds 
Fiscal Detail and Notes 
Projections 
2008-09 
$3,880 
$3,880 
$500 
This bill includes a General Fund appropriation to the Legislature of $3,880 in fiscal years 2005-06 and 2006-07 to 
provide funds for the per diem and expenses of the legislative members, expenses for eligible public members and for 
postage and printing costs of the Educational Efficiency Advisory Group. This bill also includes an allocation of Other 
Special Revenue Funds in the amount of $500 for fiscal years 2005-06 and 2006-07 in the event additional dedicated 
revenue is received to carry out the advisory grollP's program activities. 
The Legislature's proposed Part I budget includes $30,000 in fiscal year 2005-06 and $20,000 in fiscal year 2006-07 
for legislative studies. This bill would not have to use any of that money because it appropriates what is expected to 
be needed. However, the study would still need to be approved by the Legislative Council. 
Additional costs to the Department of Education to provide staff assistance for the advisory group can be absorbed 
utilizing existing budgeted resources. 
LR0393(2) - Fiscal Note - Page 1 of 1
An Act Providing Procedures To Protect Members Upon Redesign of the MaineCare Program Fiscal Detail and Notes
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0444
Committee Amendment CA_A_S486 (Senate)

LD444 
LR 0092(02) 
An Act Providing Procedures To Protect Members Upon Redesign of the MaineCare Program 
Fiscal Detail and Notes 
Fiscal Note for Bill as Amended by Committee Amendment "A" 
Committee: Health and Human Services 
Fiscal Note Required: Yes 
Fiscal Note 
Minor cost increase - General Fund 
Any additional costs to the Department of Health and Human Services in implementing this bill can be absorbed by 
the department utilizing existing budgetary resources. 
LR0092(2) - Fiscal Note - Page 1 of 1
An Act Providing Procedures To Protect Members upon Redesign of the MaineCare Program
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0444
Committee: Health and Human Services
Sponsors: BRENNAN, PINGREE, ANDREWS, EDMONDS, MAYO, ROTUNDO, DUDLEY, LERMAN
Amends: 22 MRSA §3174-F

Legislative Document 
No. 444 
S.P. 142 
In Senate, January 27,2005 
An Act Providing Procedures To Protect Members upon Redesign 
of the MaineCare Program 
Reference to the Committee on Health and Human Services suggested and ordered printed. 
Presented by Senator BRENNAN of Cumberland. 
Cosponsored by Representative PINGREE of North Haven and 
JOY J. O'BRIEN 
Secretary of the Senate 
Senators: ANDREWS of York, President EDMONDS of Cumberland, MAYO of Sag ada hoc, 
ROTUNDO of Androscoggin, Representatives: DUDLEY of Portland, LERMAN of Augusta. 
Printed on recycled paper 
Be it enacted by the People of the State of Maine as follows: 
Sec. 1. 22 MRSA §3174-FF, sub-§3, ~I is enacted to read: 
I. 
A member is eligible for covered services determined to 
be medically necessary in addition to those provided or 
limited under paragraphs A to H if failure to provide the 
services would create 
a 
substantial likelihood that the 
member's 
medical 
condition will 
deteriorate 
or 
if 
the 
provision of 
those 
services 
would 
be 
cost-effective 
in 
comparison 
to 
the 
provision 
of 
other 
covered 
medical 
services for the treatment of the member's medical condition. 
SUMMARY 
This bill provides that a member of MaineCare whose services 
.. are limited under MaineCare Basic is eligible for additional 
medically necessary services if failure to provide those services 
creates 
a 
substantial likelihood of deterioration of medical 
condition or if providing those services is cost-effective. 
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An Act To Mandate Payment of Certified Deaf Interpreters for Driver Education Students
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0446
Committee Amendment CA_A-SA_A_S343 (Senate)

SENATE 
AMENDMENT ·A" to COMMITTEE 
AMENDMENT 
"A" to S.P. 
144, L.D. 446, Bill, "An Act To Mandate Payment of Certified Deaf 
Interpreters for Driver Education Students" 
Amend the amendment on page 3 by striking out all of section 
(page 3, lines 14 to 27 in amendment) and inserting in its 
place the following: 
. Sec. 
2. 
Appropriations 
and 
allocations. 
appropriations and allocations are made. 
SECRETARY OF STATE, DEPARTMENT OF 
ADMINISTRATION -
MOTOR VEHICLES 
0077 
The 
following 
Ini tiati ve: 
Allocates funds for the cost of providing certain 
services from licensed sign language interpreters. 
HIGHWAY FUND 
All Other 
HIGHWAY FUND TOTAL 
SENATE 
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2005-06 
$45,000 
$45,000 
2006-07 
$60,000 
$60,000' 
AMENDMENT 
SENATE 
AMENDMENT A" to COMMITTEE 
AMENDMENT 
"A" to S.P. 
144, 
L.D. 446 
SUMMARY 
This amendment replaces the appropriations and allocations 
section. 
FISCAL NOTE REQUIRED 
(See attached) 
SPONSORED BY: ~';6~ 
(Senator DAMON) 
COUNTY: 
Hancock 
SENATE AMENDMENT 
Approved: 06/07/05 ~ae 
LD446 
LR0899(04) 
An Act To Mandate Payment of Certified Deaf Interpreters for Driver Education Students 
Fiscal Note for Senate Amendment A'to Committee Amendment" A" 
Net Cost (Savings) 
Highway Fund 
Appropriations/Allocations 
Highway Fund 
Fiscal Detail and Notes 
Sponsor: Sen. Damon 
Fiscal Note Required: Yes 
Fiscal Note 
2005-06 
2006-07 
($81,000) 
($108,000) 
($81,000) 
($108,000) 
Projections 
2007-08 
($108,000) 
($108,000) 
Projections 
2008-09 
($108,000) 
($108,000) 
The amendment revises the fiscal note to Committee Amendment "A" to reflect Highway Fund allocations of $45,000 
and $60,000 in fiscal years 2005-06 and 2006-07, respectively, to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles within the 
Department of the Secretary of State for the costs of employing deaf interpreters to work with certain driver education 
students. 
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An Act To Index the Minimum Wage for Inflation and To Permit a Training Wage for Workers under 17 Years of Age
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0445
Committee: Labor
Sponsors: MILLS
Amends: 26 MRSA §664

Legislative Document 
No. 445 
S.P. 143 
In Senate, January 27, 2005 
An Act To Index the Minimum Wage for Inflation and To Permit a 
Training Wage for Workers under 17 Years of Age 
Reference to the Committee on Labor suggested and ordered printed. 
Presented by Senator MILLS of Somerset. 
Printed on recycled paper 
JOY J. O'BRIEN 
Secretary of the Senate 
Be it enacted by the People of the State of Maine as follows: 
Sec.!. 26 MRSA §664, sub-§§5 and 6 are enacted to read: 
5. 
Indexing of minimum wage. 
Beginning in 2006, and every 
years thereafter, the minimum wage described in subsection 1 is 
subject to a rate of adjustment pursuant to this subsection. 
A. 
Beginning April 1, 2006 and every 3rd April 1st after 
that, the Commissioner of Labor shall calculate the adjusted 
minimum hourly wage by multiplying the minimum hourly wage 
in effect on the calculation date by an inflation index as 
computed in par agr aph B. 
The adj us ted minimum hour ly wage 
must then be rounded to the nearest 5¢ and become effective 
on 
the first 
day of 
October 
immediately 
following 
the 
calculation. 
The 
commissioner shall publish the adjusted 
minimum hourly wage and shall provide all necessary forms 
and posters to employers in this State. 
B. 
The inflation index is the sum of the Consumer Price 
Index, as defined in Title 36, section 5402, subsection 1, 
for 
the 
calendar 
years 
ending 
on 
the 
December 
31st 
immediately preceding the calculation date, divided by 3. 
The result of that calculation is divided by the Consumer 
Price Index for the 12-month period ending December 31, 2005. 
6. 
Training wage. 
Notwithstanding the 
requirements 
of 
subsection 1 , 
for employees who have not attained 17 years of 
age, the minimum hourly wage is the federal minimum wage. 
Sec. 2. Regulation of employment poster. The Department of Labor 
shall include notice of the change in the minimum wage and the 
establishment 
of 
a 
training 
wage 
in 
the 
department's 
next 
reprinting of the regulation of employment poster. 
SUMMARY 
This bill indexes the hourly minimum wage to the rate of 
inflation. 
The 
hourly 
mlnlmum 
wage, 
currently scheduled 
to 
increase from $6.35 per hour to $6.50 per hour beginning October 
1, 2005, would be adjusted every 3 years, beginning October 1, 
2006, to reflect the rate of inflation for the previous 3 years. 
This bill also establishes a 
training wage, 
which is a 
mlnlmum wage for employees under 17 years of age. 
The training 
wage is the federal minimum wage, which is currently $5.15 per 
hour. 
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An Act To Mandate Payment of Certified Deaf Interpreters for Driver Education Students
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0446
Committee: Transportation
Sponsors: EDMONDS, DAMON, BLANCHETTE

Legislative Document 
No. 446 
S.P.144 
In Senate, January 27,2005 
An Act To Mandate Payment of Certified Deaf Interpreters for 
Driver Education Students 
Reference to the Committee on Transportation suggested and ordered printed. 
Presented by President EDMONDS of Cumberland. 
JOY J. O'BRIEN 
Secretary of the Senate 
Cosponsored by Senator: DAMON of Hancock, Representative: BLANCHETTE of Bangor. 
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Be it enacted by the People of the State of Maine as follows: 
Sec. I. 29-A MRSA §I357 is enacted to read: 
§1357. Communication services for deaf and hard of hearing 
persons 
1. 
Definitions. 
As 
used 
in this 
section, 
unless 
the 
context 
otherwise 
indicates, 
the 
following 
terms 
have 
the 
following meanings. 
A. 
"CART" means computer-assisted real-time transcription 
using 
specialized 
equipment 
to 
transcribe 
real-time 
word-for-word spoken English into written English that can 
be viewed on a computer screen or projected onto a large 
screen. 
B. 
"CART provider" means a person who provides CART. 
C. 
"Certified 
deaf 
interpreter" 
means 
a 
deaf 
or 
hard-of-hearing person with native or near-native fluency in 
American Sign Language 
who 
is licensed under Title 
32, 
chapter 22. 
D. 
"Deaf person" means a person whose sense of hearing is 
nonfunctional for the purpose of communication and who must 
depend primarily upon visual communication. 
E. 
"Hard-of-hearing person" 
means 
a 
person 
who 
has 
a 
hearing loss resulting in a functional loss, but not to the 
extent that the person must depend primarily upon visual 
communication. 
2. Certified deaf interpreter services or CART required for 
driver education. 
When 
a 
deaf or hard-of-hearing person is 
required to complete a driver education course and examination 
pursuant to section 1351 or 1352, the Secretary of State shall 
provide a certified deaf interpreter or CART provider to allow 
for completion of the driver education course and examination. 
Certified deaf interpreter services or CART provided under this 
section must be paid for by the Secretary of State. 
SUMMARY 
This 
bill 
requires 
the 
Secretary 
of 
State 
to 
provide 
certified 
deaf 
interpreter 
services 
or. 
computer-assisted 
real-time 
transcription for 
deaf 
and 
hard-of-hearing persons 
required to complete a 
driver education or motorcycle driver 
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education course 
and examination in order to qualify for 
a 
driver's license or instruction permit.
Resolve, Authorizing the State Tax Assessor To Convey the Interest of the State in Certain Real Estate in the Unorganized Territory
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0450
Committee Amendment CA_A_S69 (Senate)

COMMITTEE 
AMENDMENT "A" to S.P. 
148, 
L.D. 
450, 
Bill, 
"Resolve, 
Authorizing 
the 
State 
Tax 
Assessor 
To 
Convey 
the 
Interest of the State in Certain Real Estate in the Unorganized 
Territory" 
Amend the resolve by incorporating the attached fiscal note. 
SUMMARY 
This amendment incorporates a fiscal note. 
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COMMITTEE AMENDMENT 
• 
Approved: 02/25105 ~e 
LD450 
LR0539(02) 
Resolve, Authorizing the State Tax Assessor To Convey the Interest of the State in Certain Real Estate 
in the Unorganized Territory 
Fiscal Detail and Notes 
Fiscal Note for Bill as Amended by Committee Amendment A 
Committee: Taxation 
Fiscal Note Required: Yes 
Fiscal Note 
Minor revenue increase - Other Special Revenue funds 
Minor cost increase - Other Special Revenue funds 
The funds received as a result of the sales of real estate contained in this Resolve and located in the Unorganized 
Territory will accrue as dedicated revenue to the Unorganized Territory Education and Services Fund. Tha amount of 
additional dedicated revenue will depend on the prices received for the real estate. The additional dedicated revenue 
will be available to reduce future tax assessments in the Unorganized Territory. 
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An Act To Provide a Sales Tax Holiday
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0452
Committee: Taxation
Sponsors: HUTTON
Amends: 36 MRSA §1760

Legislative Document 
No. 452 
H.P.330 
House of Representatives, January 27, 2005 
An Act To Provide a Sales Tax Holiday 
Reference to the Committee on Taxation suggested and ordered printed. 
1J1~ 
frl.7!?&:~ 
MILLICENT M. MacFARLAND 
Clerk 
Presented by Representative HUTTON of Bowdoinham. (BY REQUEST) 
Printed on recycled paper 
Be it enacted by the People of the State of Maine as follows: 
Sec. 1. 36 MRSA §1760, sub-§88 is enacted to read: 
88. 
First weekend in February. 
Sales during the first 
weekend in February. 
For purposes of this subsection, "weekend" 
means 
a 
contiguous 
Saturday 
and 
Sunday 
in the 
Same 
month, 
beginning at 12:01 a.m. on Saturday and ending at midnight Sunday. 
Sec. 2. Rules. 
The Department of Administrative and Financial 
Services, 
Bureau 
of 
Revenue 
Services 
shall 
adopt 
routine 
technical rules pursuant to the Maine Revised Statutes, Title 5, 
chapter 375, subchapter 2-A to carry out the provisions of this 
Act. 
SUMMARY 
This bill provides an exemption from the sales tax for all 
items sold on the first weekend in February each year.
An Act To Assist the Mobility of the Disabled in Hunting and Outdoor Recreation
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0453
Committee: Inland Fisheries and Wildlife
Sponsors: HUTTON

Legislative Document 
No. 453 
H.P.331 
House of Representati ves, January 27, 2005 
An Act To Assist the Mobility of the Disabled in Hunting and 
Outdoor Recreation 
Reference to the Committee on Inland Fisheries and Wildlife suggested and ordered 
printed. 
1J1~ 
1??7l/P£~ 
MILLICENT M. MacFARLAND 
Clerk 
Presented by Representative HUTTON of Bowdoinham. (BY REQUEST) 
Printed on recycled paper 
Be it enacted by the People of the State of Maine as follows: 
Sec. 1. 12 MRSA 13155, sub-§11 is enacted to read: 
11. 
Paraplegics. 
The 
commissioner 
may 
issue, 
upon 
application, a complimentary ATV registration to a person who is 
a paraplegic or a single or double amputee. 
The commissioner may 
place 
restrictions 
on 
a 
registration 
issued 
under 
this 
subsection. 
A registration issued under this subsection is valid 
for one year unless suspended or revoked. 
SUMMARY 
This bill authorizes the Commissioner of Inland Fisheries 
and Wildlife to issue a 
complimentary ATV 
registration to 
a 
person who is a paraplegic or a single or double amputee. 
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An Act To Simplify Application for Benefits and Services under the Department of Health and Human Services
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0451
Committee: Health and Human Services
Sponsors: HUTTON, MARTIN, GROSE, PINGREE, WALCOTT, MAYO

Legislative Document 
No. 451 
H.P.329 
House of Representati ves, January 27, 2005 
An Act To Simplify Application for Benefits and Services under the 
Department of Health and Human Services 
Reference to the Committee on Health and Human Services suggested and ordered printed. 
Presented by Representative HUTTON of Bowdoinham. 
Cosponsored by Senator MARTIN of Aroostook and 
Il/~ 
/h.1i!~ 
MILLICENT M. MacFARLAND 
Clerk 
Representatives: GROSE of Woolwich, PINGREE of North Haven, WALCOTT of Lewiston, 
Senator: MAYO of Sagadahoc. 
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Be it enacted by the People of the State of Maine as follows: 
CONCEPT DRAFT 
'SUMMARY 
This bill is a concept draft pursuant to Joint Rule 208. 
This bill proposes 
to allow a 
first-time applicant for 
benefits or services under the Department of Health and Human 
Services to make application in person, when so required, at a 
location geographically and physically nearer the applicant's 
place of 
residence. 
Rather 
than requiring the applicant to 
travel 
to 
an 
office 
whose 
location 
is 
based 
on 
political 
subdivisions, under this bill, in-person applications could be 
made 
either 
at 
the 
service 
center 
community 
nearest 
the 
applicant's residence or at other convenient locations at times 
designated by the department when an agent of the department will 
be 
on-site 
and 
available 
for 
helping 
people 
through 
the 
application process.
An Act To Prohibit Private Nonmedical Institutions from Passing Along the Service Provider Tax to Residents
Maine Legislature, Session 122, LD 0454
Committee Amendment CA_A_H572 (House)

COMMITTEE AMENDMENT "A" to H.P. 332, L.D. 454, Bill, "An 
Act 
To 
Prohibit Private Nonmedical 
Institutions 
from 
Passing 
Along the Service Provider Tax to Residents" 
Amend the bill by incorporating the attached fiscal note. 
SUMMARY 
This amendment is the· minority report. 
It incorporates a 
fiscal note. 
COMMITTEE AMENDMENT 
i. 
Approved: 05/19/05 ~ae 
LD454 
LR 0968(02) 
An Act To Prohibit Private Nonmedical Institutions from Passing Along the Service Provider Tax to 
Residents 
Fiscal Note for Bill as Amended by Committee Amendment ,A" 
Committee: Health and Human Services 
Fiscal Note Required: Yes 
Fiscal Note 
Undetermined current biennium revenue decrease - Other Special Revenue Funds 
Undetermined current biennium cost increase - General Fund 
Fiscal Detail and Notes 
The bill would prohibit Private Non-Medical Institutions (PNMIs) from passing on the service provider tax to residents. 
The impact this prohibition would have on individual PNMIs and subsequently, the revenue and General Fund savings 
budgeted for the PNMI services provider tax, cannot be determined. 
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