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> They've avoided providing the necessary information to produce a better bill. The people who proposed the bill avoided providing the necessary information.
by zepto 6y ago
> They've avoided providing the necessary information to produce a better bill.
The people who proposed the bill avoided providing the necessary information. It’s their responsibility.
The legislature is their to vote on whether the proposed legislation is in the best interests of the people they represent. They have done that.
The proposers of the bill are free to discuss what would make a better bill with those legislators or anyone else.
If the proposers of the bill aren’t willing to do this and just want to blame the legislature, then perhaps they are the wrong people for the job.
- boomboomsubban 6y agoThere were hours of testimony explaining why they viewed this bill as necessary, where the legislators praised many of those involved, and did not ask questions or mention what they thought needed to be improved with the bill. That was the time to raise objections that the proposers could change, it did not happen. >The legislature is their to vote on whether the proposed legislation is in the best interests of the people they represent. They have done that. I don't see how a committee voting to "indefinitely postpone a vote" on the bill fits that description.