Dell Incentives Repayment Could Have Been Assured By Stam Amendment Raleigh – Representative Paul Stam (R-Wake) offered an amendment to the 2004 legislation which authorized a massive tax incentives package for Dell, Inc. This amendment would have removed any ambiguity about repayment, with interest, of all incentives paid to the computer manufacturing firm. The amendment [...]
Proposed Principles for Job Creation through Tax and Spending Reform Raleigh – The Interim Joint Finance Committee convenes today to continue its consideration of proposals to reform North Carolina’s tax structure. Republican members of the House and Senate Finance Committees released their outline for tax reform proposals to provide renewed vitality to job creation. The [...]
NC Senate Fails to Consider Important Ethics Legislation During the 2009 Session I was a primary co-sponsor of three bipartisan bills aimed at reforming our State ethics laws. House Bill 944, “Disclosure by Appointees,” sponsored by Reps. Glazier (D-Cumberland), Ross (D-Wake), Stam (R-Wake) and Tillis (R-Mecklenburg), requires disclosure of campaign contribution activity by those appointed [...]
This is a report on the 2009 Legislative Session. Here is a list of all the bills of which I was a primary sponsor. You can click on the link and read the latest version and discover what happened to each bill. These bills range from Medicaid financing, child testimony, redistricting, school choice, property rights [...]
HB 4: Good Faith Exception/Exclusionary Rule (Stam) Judiciary I: 2/12/09 HB 65: Students Under 16 May Attend Comm. College (Tolson, Stam, McLawhorn, Wiley) Ch. SL 2009-46: 6/1/09 HB 104: Clarify Legislative Confidentiality (Glazier, Lucas, Stam, McGee) Presented to the Governor: 8/11/09 HB 162: Elec. Record Interrogation/B1, B2, C Fellony (Glazier, Blue, Ross, [...]
