{"content":[{"text":"2003 ROLL CALL VOTE DESCRIPTIONS","bbox":{"left":0.327843,"top":0.064091,"width":0.37375,"height":0.020864000000000008}},{"text":"1. Allow 10 Delegates to Require A Bill To Be Considered - HR 12 would allow 10 delegates to \n discharge a bill from the committee(s) to which it is assigned to. The committee(s) would have five \n days to report the bill to the full house. The House would them have five days to take up the issue and \n vote on it. Many issues, including those dealing with family values, are never taken up by the committee \n or put on its agenda. Thus the bill dies in committee because of the committee chair’s control and \n opposition.. (HR 12) 2/6/03 RC#34 (71-21).","bbox":{"left":0.117647,"top":0.117342,"width":0.794116,"height":0.10241599999999998}},{"text":"2. Participating in public school courses and activities by child receiving home instruction \n (HB 3031) 2/20/03 RC#85 (96-3).","bbox":{"left":0.117647,"top":0.234078,"width":0.7942340000000001,"height":0.03567999999999999}},{"text":"3. Requiring informed consent for abortions amendment where the board of medicine evalu- \n ates and investigates complaints rather than following the statute with more extreme penalties. This \n amendment weakens the penalties showing abortion infractions are less serious. (SB 170) 2/21/03 \n RC#92 (29-69).","bbox":{"left":0.117647,"top":0.284078,"width":0.794168,"height":0.06901400000000002}},{"text":"4. Amendment to remove the civil remedies provision (such as compensatory damages) for \n those not complying with informed consent provision. (SB 170) 2/21/03 RC#93 (23-75).","bbox":{"left":0.117646,"top":0.367342,"width":0.794126,"height":0.035750000000000004}},{"text":"5. Changing the prohibition regarding public disclosure of the female in the abortion. The \n judge can already do this. The courts can seal or keep documents from the public by court or individual \n request. (SB 170) 2/21/03 RC#94 (28-69).","bbox":{"left":0.117647,"top":0.417342,"width":0.794125,"height":0.05241700000000005}},{"text":"6. Passage of the informed consent bill or Women’s Rights to Know Act where the woman is told \n by telephone or in person by a physician or licensed health care professional at least 24 hours before \n the abortion is to be performed the medical risks of the abortion, probable gestational age, and the \n medical risk of carrying the child to term. She has the right to review printed materials, a state spon- \n sored website or information from a physician. (SB 170) 2/21/03 RC#95 (82-15).","bbox":{"left":0.117647,"top":0.484009,"width":0.7941750000000001,"height":0.08574999999999999}},{"text":"7. Amendment to Maintain Marriage Fee at $25 rather than raising it to $35. Should we be discour- \n aging marriage by taxing it more? (HB 2828) 2/27/03 RC#181 (31-66).","bbox":{"left":0.117646,"top":0.584009,"width":0.794094,"height":0.03574899999999992}},{"text":"8. “Celebrate Freedom Week” instituted during week of Sept. 11 requiring instruction of Declara- \n tion of Independence and other founding documents (HB 3115) 2/28/03 RC#303 (89-9).","bbox":{"left":0.117647,"top":0.634009,"width":0.794122,"height":0.03574999999999995}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}