| 2001 LEGISLATIVE SESSION 415th session of General Assembly convened in Annapolis, Maryland January 10 - April 9, 2001 |
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| BILLS | ||
| Introduced | Passed | |
| Senate | 901 | 352 |
| House | 1,464 | 575 |
| Total | 2,365 | 927 |
| Enacted | Vetoed | |
| Senate | 257 | 95 |
| House | 480 | 95 |
| Total | 737 | 190 |
| JOINT RESOLUTIONS | ||
| Introduced | Passed | |
| Senate | 16 | 4 |
| House | 27 | 10 |
| Total | 43 | 14 |
| CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS | ||
| Introduced | Passed | |
| Senate | 5 | 0 |
| House | 5 | 0 |
| Total | 10 | 0 |
| Submitted to referendum | 0 | |
| VETOES | ||
| Total Vetoes | 190 | |
| Overridden | 0 | |
| BUDGET | ||
| Operating Budget | $21,206,713,431 | |
| Bond-Financed Capital Program | ||
| General Obligation Bonds | $513,249,500 | |
| Consolidated Transportation Bonds | ||
| Higher Education Bonds | ||
2001 LEGISLATIVE SESSION - SIGNIFICANT ISSUES
Aggressive driving; air quality control permits; bulletproof body armor; Chesapeake Regional Olympic Games Authority Act; Community Legacy Program (neighborhood conservation); crabbing (recreational license); credit services- "payday" loans; credit union laws-modernization; death penalty moratorium; Developmental Disability Administration (reimbursement rates for community providers); drunk driving; Economic Development Corporation (MEDCO) scope of authority; elections-statewide voting system; emergency medical systems operations funding; environment (dredge material deposit); "Green" buildings tax credit; GreenPrint Program; gun safety progams; Health Care Trust, Maryland; health maintenance organizations (nurse practitioners as patients' choice of provider); higher education (collective bargaining; funding); income tax; lobbyist ethics; mass transit initiative; Minority Business Enterprise Program; pensions (re-employment of retirees); prescription drugs for senior citizens; public education funding; racial profiling in traffic stops; sex offenders; sexual orientation discrimination; tax amnesty; tobacco crop conversion plan; tourism.
Source: Department of Legislative Services
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