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    Compiled by the Minnesota Legislative Reference Library

    Year search results for: 2005

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    2005 - Governor Tim Pawlenty
    Governor Pawlenty vetoed Chapter 88 on May 19, 2005. The accompanying letter acknowleded that although he vetoed the bill, he was in favor of the "constitutional amendment to dedicate 100% of the proceeds of the Motor Vehicle Sales Tax to transportation needs" and that it "will go forward notwithstanding my veto because constitutional amendments are not subject to veto."
    Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 5
    Pocket Vetoes: 0
    Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 1
    Lines Vetoed: 20
    Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 6
    Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 25
    Session Chapter Bill # Companion # Governor's Message Topic Full or Line (# of lines) Overridden?
    84th Legislature, 2005 1st Special Session SS Chap 1 SF69 6/30/2005 Omnibus environment, natural resources, agriculture and economic development appropriations.
    - 20 Line Items    		 Line (20) No attempt
    84th Legislature 108 HF1275 SF877* 5/27/2005 Establishing a MN Humanities Commission and center; state poet laureate appointment. Full No attempt
    84th Legislature 88 HF2461 5/19/2005 Omnibus transportation finance bill providing funding for transportation, Metropolitan Council, and public safety; issuing bonds; modifying vehicle plate and tax provisions; appropriating money; and proposing constitutional amendments. Full No attempt
    84th Legislature 58 SF1146 HF1389 5/16/2005 County agricultural societies local zoning ordinances exemption clarification and police services contracting authority expansion. Full No attempt
    84th Legislature 57 HF68 SF457 5/16/2005 Coaching contract nonrenewal timely notice and opportunity to respond required. Full No attempt
    84th Legislature 48 HF1110 SF879* 5/10/2005 Cities, towns or counties state primary election elimination. Full No attempt