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    Compiled by the Minnesota Legislative Reference Library

    Governor search results for: Al Quie

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    1982 - Governor Al Quie
    Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 10
    Pocket Vetoes: 6
    Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0
    Lines Vetoed: 0 a
    Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 10
    Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 10 a
    Session Chapter Bill # Companion # Governor's Message Topic Full or Line (# of lines) Overridden?
    72nd Legislature 603 HF1726 1741 3/18/1982 A bill to remove the Education commissioner as a member of the State University Board. Full Overridden
    72nd Legislature 602 HF1234 1274 3/18/1982 State of Minnesota to grant certain paid medical insurance benefits to its retired employees Full Overridden
    72nd Legislature HF1220 1579 3/25/1982 Pocket Veto A bill to create a state workers' compensation fund and made changes in unemployment compensation laws. Full No attempt
    72nd Legislature HF2080 1815 3/23/1982 Pocket Veto Minnesota Conference on Job Formation Full No attempt
    72nd Legislature SF1207 2147 3/22/1982 Pocket Veto Liquor store licensing Full No attempt
    72nd Legislature SF1588 1566 3/22/1982 Pocket Veto A bill that creates an advisory council on local government. Full No attempt
    72nd Legislature SF1637 1811 3/22/1982 Pocket Veto A bill to limit South African investments. Full No attempt
    72nd Legislature SF1988 2174 3/22/1982 Pocket Veto A bill relating to the Small Business Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program. Full No attempt
    72nd Legislature HF1176 1031 3/19/1982 Environmental Response and Liability Act Full Attempted
    72nd Legislature SF1689 1832 3/18/1982 A bill authorizing the Legislative Auditor to approve audit contracts for auditing state agencies. Full No attempt

     

    1981 - Governor Al Quie
    Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 8
    Pocket Vetoes: 0
    Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0
    Lines Vetoed: 0 a
    Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 8
    Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 8 a
    Session Chapter Bill # Companion # Governor's Message Topic Full or Line (# of lines) Overridden?
    72nd Legislature, 1981 3rd Special Session HF14 12/21/1981 Omnibus budget bill. Full No attempt
    72nd Legislature HF306 380 5/29/1981 A bill to define commercial bribery, penalties. Full No attempt
    72nd Legislature SF650 598 5/29/1981 A bill to include certain faculty members under the Public Employees Labor Relations Act (PELRA). Full No attempt
    72nd Legislature SF728 705 5/29/1981 A bill authorizing detached banking facilities by Northome banks. Full No attempt
    72nd Legislature HF1132 1346 5/20/1981 Supplemental appropriations bill, amending the Revenue Recapture Act - sin taxes. Full No attempt
    72nd Legislature HF1445 5/18/1981 Omnibus tax bill. Full No attempt
    72nd Legislature HF326 834 5/8/1981 A bill to change the eligibility requirements for the Catastrophic Health Expense Protection (CHEP) program. Full Attempted
    72nd Legislature SF52 48 4/14/1981 A bill to make denial of a multi-unit dwelling access for campaigning a petty misdemeanor. Full No attempt

     

    1980 - Governor Al Quie
    Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 5
    Pocket Vetoes: 1
    Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 3
    Lines Vetoed: 16 a
    Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 8
    Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 21 a
    Session Chapter Bill # Companion # Governor's Message Topic Full or Line (# of lines) Overridden?
    71st Legislature 614 HF2476 4/24/1980 Supplemental appropriations bill. Total vetoed items - $4,308,000.
    - 11 Line Items    		 Line (11)a No attempt
    71st Legislature 609 HF1781 4/24/1980 A bill related to education.
    Line Item: Sec. 3. Appropriation; Research and Development Program. $250,000 for the program authorized pursuant to sections 1 and 2 of this article.
    Line Item: Section 15. Deficiency Appropriation; Summer School. $685,000 from the general fund to the department of education for the fiscal year ending July 30, 1980, for the payment of a deficiency in funds available for state aid for summer school. This amount is for 1979 summer school programs and shall be added to the sum appropriated for fiscal year 1980 for summer school aid in Laws 1979, Chapter 334, Article 1 Section 28, Subdivision 3.
    Line Item: Section 9. Appropriation; Transportation Study; Computerized Bus Routing. $150,000 for the purposes of section 6 of this article.    		 Line (3) No attempt
    71st Legislature 607 HF1121 SF883 4/23/1980 An act relating to the operation and financing of state and local government.
    Line Item: Article XIII, Section 2, Subdivision 4, Page 174: $50,000 to the Department of Transportation.
    Line Item: Article XIX, Section 14, Page 308: $30,000 annually for the purchase of heat-applied stamps.    		 Line (2) No attempt
    71st Legislature HF1507 SF507 4/24/1980 Pocket Veto An act relating to appropriations; converting certain standing appropriations to direct appropriations.
    Note - The message date above is an approximate date. Surrounding action in the House Journal gives that date.     		Full No attempt
    71st Legislature HF1837 SF2029 4/7/1980 A bill to authorize issuance of temporary insurance licenses and extend the Joint Underwriting Association Act. Full Attempted
    71st Legislature SF2122 HF2043 4/7/1980 An act to allow persons to take time off from work to serve as election judges and establishing a commission to redraw Hennepin County commissioner districts. Full No attempt
    71st Legislature SF1670 HF1744 3/21/1980 A bill appropriating $33 million for emergency fuel assistance and weatherization, and allowing approximately $10.5 million in tax credits. Full No attempt
    71st Legislature SF550 762 3/10/1980 A bill related to campaign spending limits. Full Attempted

     

    1979 - Governor Al Quie
    Full Bills Vetoed (including pockets): 5
    Pocket Vetoes: 0
    Bills with Line Item Vetoes: 0
    Lines Vetoed: 0 a
    Full Bills + Bills with Line Vetoes: 5
    Full Bills + Lines Vetoed: 5 a
    Session Chapter Bill # Companion # Governor's Message Topic Full or Line (# of lines) Overridden?
    71st Legislature SF1476 HF573 6/1/1979 An act relating to detached banking facilities. Full No attempt
    71st Legislature SF607 HF1529 5/29/1979 An act related to the crime of possession of controlled substances on school grounds and a research program on the therapeutic use of marijuana. Full No attempt
    71st Legislature SF498 5/25/1979 An act related to identification of tax exempt vehicles. Full No attempt
    71st Legislature HF430 SF828 5/24/1979 An act relating to elections; allowing employees of the state or its political subdivisions to serve as election judges. Full No attempt
    71st Legislature HF813 SF716 5/22/1979 An act relating to crimes; regulating dance halls; removing the limitation on persons under the age of 16. Full No attempt

     

    a - Unlike counting full vetoes, the counting of line item vetoes is inherently arbitrary. Library staff used these guidelines. If a lump-sum appropriation was broken down into several component items and the entire lump sum was vetoed, it was counted as one item. Appropriations divided into separate amounts for two fiscal years were also counted as one item.