Allow police dept fill classified position without exam

Number H. B. No. 718
Type House Bill
General Assembly 133
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Sponsors

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Primary Sponsors

Michael J. Skindell
District 13
Chamber House of Representatives
Party Democrat
Thomas West
District 49
Chamber House of Representatives
Party Democrat
Joseph A. Miller, III
District 53
Chamber House of Representatives
Party Democrat

Co-Sponsors

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Commerce and Labor
  • Type: House
  • Bills: 196
  • Members: 14

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House Senate Governor
  1. Introduced
    Jul 01 2020
  2. Referred to committee
    Aug 31 2020

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