(Español) - Política para la Gente - 8 de enero de 2025

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Hoy es el primer día de la sesión legislativa de Vermont. A continuación, encontrará cinco leyes propuestas (proyectos de ley) que podrían tener un impacto en su vida cotidiana, su comunidad o los habitantes de Vermont en su conjunto. El impacto más significativo (por ahora) probablemente sea el proyecto de ley en rojo. Ya sea que elija apoyar o oponerse a estas propuestas, asegúrese de que su voz sea escuchada. Si necesita ayuda para encontrar o ponerse en contacto con los legisladores de su distrito, por favor comuníquese. Estaré encantado de ayudarle.

H.2
Propone aumentar la edad mínima a la que un niño puede ser sometido a un proceso de delincuencia juvenil de 10 a 12 años.
Enlace
Legisladores de su distrito Y/O
Rep. Martin LaLonde (mlalonde@leg.state.vt.us)
Rep. Angela Arsenault (aarsenault@leg.state.vt.us)
Rep. Karen Dolan (kndolan@leg.state.vt.us)
Rep. Barbara Rachelson (brachelson@leg.state.vt.us)

H.7
Propone restablecer la capacidad de un tribunal en un procedimiento de adopción para considerar si una persona que afirma tener derechos parentales ha realizado pagos razonables y consistentes para el apoyo del niño menor de edad al determinar si la terminación de los derechos parentales es lo mejor para el niño.
Enlace
Legisladores de su distrito Y/O
Rep. Martin LaLonde (mlalonde@leg.state.vt.us)

H.8
Propone crear un crédito fiscal sobre la renta personal para modificaciones en el hogar que mejoren la seguridad y habitabilidad.
Enlace
Legisladores de su distrito Y/O
Rep. Mary-Katherine Stone (mstone@leg.state.vt.us)

H.15
Propone proporcionar asistencia financiera para gastos de habitación y manutención en escuelas postsecundarias residenciales en Vermont para residentes del estado que sean: 1) menores bajo la custodia del Comisionado de Niños y Familias; 2) jóvenes adultos de entre 18 y 24 años que estuvieron bajo la custodia del Comisionado de Niños y Familias durante al menos seis meses cuando tenían entre 16 y 18 años; o 3) jóvenes adultos de entre 18 y 24 años que estuvieron bajo la tutela permanente de un familiar y recibieron asistencia familiar conforme a 33 V.S.A. § 4903 durante al menos seis meses cuando tenían entre 16 y 18 años.
Enlace
Legisladores de su distrito Y/O
Rep. Anne B. Donahue (adonahue@leg.state.vt.us)

H.16
Propone derogar la Ley de Calor Asequible.
Enlace
Legisladores de su distrito Y/O
Rep. James Harrison (jharrison@leg.state.vt.us)
Rep. Ashley Bartley (abartley@leg.state.vt.us)
Rep. Gina Galfetti (ggalfetti@leg.state.vt.us)
Rep. Michael Morgan (mmorgan@leg.state.vt.us)
Rep. Alicia Malay (amalay@leg.state.vt.us)

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