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Leo ni siku ya kwanza ya kikao cha Sheria cha Vermont. Hapa chini tafadhali pata sheria tano zinazopendekezwa (muswada) ambazo zinaweza kuwa na athari kwenye maisha yako ya kila siku, jamii yako, au Wavermont kwa ujumla.

Athari kubwa zaidi (kwa sasa) ingeweza kuwa muswada ulio katika rangi nyekundu.

Ikiwa utaamua kusaidia au kupinga mapendekezo haya, tafadhali hakikisha sauti yako inasikika. Ikiwa unahitaji msaada wa kupata au kuwasiliana na wabunge wa jimbo lako, tafadhali wasiliana. Nitatilia mkono.

H.2
Pendekezo la kuongeza umri wa chini ambapo mtoto anaweza kufikishwa kwenye mchakato wa uhalifu wa vijana kutoka miaka 10 hadi 12.

https://legislature.vermont.gov/bill/status/2026/H.2
Wabunge wa jimbo lako NA/AMA
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
Pendekezo la kurejesha uwezo wa mahakama, katika mchakato wa adoptia, kuzingatia kama mtu anayedai kuwa na haki za mzazi amefanya malipo ya kawaida na ya mara kwa mara kwa msaada wa mtoto mdogo, ili kuamua kama kusitisha haki za mzazi kunafaidi mtoto.

https://legislature.vermont.gov/bill/status/2026/H.7
Wabunge wa jimbo lako NA/AMA
Rep. Martin LaLonde (mlalonde@leg.state.vt.us)

H.8
Pendekezo la kuunda punguzo la kodi kwenye mapato ya mtu binafsi kwa mabadiliko ya makazi yanayolenga kuboresha usalama na hali ya kuishi.

https://legislature.vermont.gov/bill/status/2026/H.8
Wabunge wa jimbo lako NA/AMA
Rep. Mary-Katherine Stone (mstone@leg.state.vt.us)

H.15
Pendekezo la kutoa msaada wa kifedha kwa gharama za makazi na maisha katika shule za juu za makazi za Vermont kwa wakaazi wa jimbo ambao ni: 1) watoto wadogo waliowekwa chini ya uangalizi wa Kamishna wa Watoto na Familia; 2) vijana wazima wenye umri wa miaka 18 hadi 24 ambao walikuwa chini ya uangalizi wa Kamishna wa Watoto na Familia kwa angalau miezi sita kati ya miaka 16 na 18; au 3) vijana wazima wenye umri wa miaka 18 hadi 24 ambao walikuwa chini ya uangalizi wa kudumu wa mshiriki wa familia na walipokea msaada wa familia kulingana na 33 V.S.A. § 4903 kwa angalau miezi sita kati ya miaka 16 na 18.

https://legislature.vermont.gov/bill/status/2026/H.15
Wabunge wa jimbo lako NA/AMA
Rep. Anne B. Donahue (adonahue@leg.state.vt.us)

H.16
Pendekezo la kubatilisha Sheria ya Joto Linalostahili.

https://legislature.vermont.gov/bill/status/2026/H.16
Wabunge wa jimbo lako NA/AMA
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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