Douglas Gage
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| H. 573: An act relating to approval of an amendment to the charter of the City of Rutland | Bills they lead | Douglas Gage leads H. 573, “An act relating to approval of an amendment to the charter of the City of Rutland”. | Became law |
| H.R. 23: House resolution requesting the Executive Branch to use available funds to examine the connection between excessive video game playing and the propensity to engage in gun violence and to propose restrictions on the rental or sale of violent video games to persons under a designated age for legislative consideration during the 2019 session of the General Assembly | Bills they lead | Douglas Gage leads H.R. 23, “House resolution requesting the Executive Branch to use available funds to examine the connection between excessive video game playing and the propensity to engage in gun violence and to propose restrictions on the rental or sale of violent video games to persons under a designated age for legislative consideration during the 2019 session of the General Assembly”. | Introduced |
| H.C.R. 141: House concurrent resolution in memory of former Representative Sam Lloyd of Weston | Bills they lead | Douglas Gage leads H.C.R. 141, “House concurrent resolution in memory of former Representative Sam Lloyd of Weston”. | Introduced |
| H. 500: An act relating to suspicion-based substance use disorder testing and treatment for recipients of TANF | Bills they lead | Douglas Gage leads H. 500, “An act relating to suspicion-based substance use disorder testing and treatment for recipients of TANF”. | In committee |
| H.C.R. 13: House concurrent resolution designating January 2017 as National Mentoring Month in Vermont | Bills they lead | Douglas Gage leads H.C.R. 13, “House concurrent resolution designating January 2017 as National Mentoring Month in Vermont”. | Passed one chamber |
| H.C.R. 34: House concurrent resolution designating February 8, 2017 as Farm to School Awareness Day at the State House | Bills they lead | Douglas Gage leads H.C.R. 34, “House concurrent resolution designating February 8, 2017 as Farm to School Awareness Day at the State House”. | Passed one chamber |
| H.C.R. 149: House concurrent resolution honoring Capitol Police Chief Leslie Robert Dimick for his outstanding public safety career achievements | Bills they lead | Douglas Gage leads H.C.R. 149, “House concurrent resolution honoring Capitol Police Chief Leslie Robert Dimick for his outstanding public safety career achievements”. | Introduced |
| H.C.R. 191: House concurrent resolution honoring former Representative and Deputy Secretary of Education William B. Talbott for his dedicated public service | Bills they lead | Douglas Gage leads H.C.R. 191, “House concurrent resolution honoring former Representative and Deputy Secretary of Education William B. Talbott for his dedicated public service”. | Passed one chamber |
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