Suggested State Legislation | 2002 | Volume 61

CSG Committee on Suggested State Legislation 2001 2001 Co-Chairs

Senator Pam Redfield, Nebraska Representative Joe Toomy, Louisiana

2001 Vice-Chair

Virgil Puskarich, Executive Director, Local Government Commission, Pennsylvania

Alabama

Jerry L. Bassett, Director, Legislative Reference Service Penny Davis, Associate Director, Alabama Law Institute Representative Albert Hall

Arizona

Representative Carolyn Allen

Arkansas

Bill Lancaster, Senate Chief of Staff Tim Massanelli, Parliamentarian

Colorado

Senator Pat Pascoe

Connecticut

Sharon Brais, Assistant Director, Legislative Commissionerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Office

Delaware

Senator Patricia Blevins Margaret Moore Dean, Assistant to the Speaker Representative Donna Stone Representative Pamela Thornburg

Georgia

Mr. Lamar Holland, Assistant Director, Special Projects, State Finance & Invest. Commission

Idaho

Senator Bart Davis

Illinois

John M. McCabe, Legislative Director/Legal Counsel NCCUSL

Indiana

Senator Ron Alting Senator David Ford Tim Jeffers, Chief of Staff, Office of the Speaker Philip Sachtleben, Executive Director, Legislative Services Agency

Iowa

Representative Danny Carroll Representative Steve Richardson

Kansas

Representative Rocky Nichols Senator Lana Oleen

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Suggested State Legislation | 2002 | Volume 61

Published on Jan 1, 2002

The Council of State Governments

Launched in 1941, The Council of State Governments’ Shared State Legislation–or SSL–program, previously known as Suggested State Legislation, is both a member-driven process and an annual publication detailing topics of current importance to the states. The CSG SSL Committee, comprised exclusively of state officials, meets twice annually to review legislation adopted in the states. The committee then selects legislation to be included in the annual SSL volume. These volumes are published online for dissemination to state leaders and staff. CSG does not promote or advocate for the enactment of state legislation, nor does it draft model legislation. Rather, the program’s goal is to facilitate the sharing of legislative ideas among CSG members. The consideration or dissemination of such legislation by the SSL Committee does not constitute an endorsement nor will CSG advocate for the enactment of any such legislation in any member jurisdictions.