An Act validating and confirming certain acts and proceedings taken or conducted by certain elected and appointed officials in the town of Plymouth
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill seeks to formally recognize and confirm actions and procedures undertaken by specific elected and appointed officials within the town of Plymouth, Massachusetts. It essentially validates existing decisions and processes related to these officials. The bill was introduced as a new draft, replacing an earlier version (Senate Bill 2679), focusing on the actions of these officials. This legislation aims to provide clarity and official confirmation of their work.
Key provisions
- Validates actions taken by elected and appointed officials in Plymouth.
- Confirms proceedings conducted by these officials.
- Replaces an earlier Senate Bill (S.2679) with a new draft.
- Specifically addresses matters related to the town of Plymouth.
- Provides formal recognition of official actions.
- Streamlines the official record of decisions.
- Clarifies the legal status of past actions.
- Addresses procedural matters within Plymouth's governance.
Who is affected
- Elected officials in Plymouth
- Appointed officials in Plymouth
- Residents of Plymouth
- The town government of Plymouth
- The legal standing of actions taken by officials
Notable changes
- Replaces an existing Senate Bill (S.2679) with a new draft.
- Focuses specifically on actions and proceedings of officials in Plymouth.
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3 on record
Primary sponsor
Cosponsors
Maura T. Healey
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