As readers will
note, very little of what is introduced in the Ohio House of
Representatives gets passed by the House much less passed by the Senate
and signed into law by Governor Strickland.
Along the
way, legislators such as Stephen Slesnick (Democrat - Canton) attach
their
names as sponsors and co-sponsors of bills which have no chance of
passage and many of which are a waste of legislative resources.
The SCPR believes that Representative Slesnick is a classical
example of an legislator who is not a leader but is a follower. He
appears to have a nose for getting his name attached to bills that get
passed by the Ohio House at a minimum and a significant number end up
getting enacted into law.
But to what end for the benefit for of
Ohioans?
Here
is a report of the bills for this reporting segment (#4) that the SCPR
believes may be going nowhere or are close to being inane, if they do
eventually pass:
| HB 105 |
| Primary Sponsor(s):
Williams S |
| Subject: Lupus
Education and Awareness Program-create |
| HB 106 |
| Primary Sponsor(s):
Letson |
| Subject: Macular
Degeneration Awareness Month-March |
| HB 111 |
| Primary Sponsor(s):
DeGeeter |
| Subject: Noncharter
municipality-property sales by internet auction-reduce time for bidding |
| HB 114 |
| Primary Sponsor(s):
Miller |
| Subject: Rename
Cleveland Lakefront Park: Stephanie Tubbs Jones Cleveland Lakefront Park |
| HB 115 |
| Primary Sponsor(s):
Miller |
| Subject: Stephanie
Tubbs Jones Day-September 10 |
| HB 124 |
| Primary Sponsor(s):
Hagan & Weddington |
| Subject:
Dogs-breeding/trading in/rescues-care standards |
| HB 135 |
| Primary Sponsor(s):
DeBose |
| Subject: Health
insurance-cover prostate cancer screening exams |
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