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Constitutional Revision Study Documents of the Constitutional Convention Commission, 1968
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SECOND REVIEW
APPENDIX I
There were six category "3" House Bills:
HB 1 The Budget Bill
HB 7 Congressional Districts
HB 97 Motor vehicle dealers & salesmen
HB 178 State Law Department Staff
HB 671 Insurance on rented airplanes
HB 745 Unsatisfied Claim & Judgment Fund
HB 1195 Search warrants in urban renewal
APPENDIX II
There were two conference committee House bills:
HB 21 (See example of Conference Committee, p. 120.)
HB 308 This bill dealt with assigned risks of motor vehicle insurance. The basic
dispute was over the Senate amendments which set general standards for those
drivers who should not have to be accepted by the insurance companies.60
They established who could sell such insurance, and defined the "agent's"
responsibility.51 The conference committee rejected all the Senate amendments
and proposed a different plan.62 The House passed the conference committee
plan 94 to 0" and the Senate passed it 29 to 0.54
APPENDIX III
There were seven category "3" Senate Bills:
SB 1 The Budget Bill
SB 15 Examination of domestic insurers
SB 109 Manufacturers & Farmers—tax exemption
SB 340 Inspection of motor vehicles
SB 468 Wages & hours law
SB 568 Reviewing actions of Motion Picture Censor Board
SB 661 Amusement taxes in certain counties
APPENDIX IV
There were three conference committee Senate bills:
SB 239 This bill concerned capital stock for insurers. Introduced by Senator North,
the bill passed the Senate uneventfully 20 to O.55 In the House, some amend-
ments were made by the Committee on Banking and Insurance. These were
challenged in a vote to reconsider the report with amendments. As a result,
the amendments were withdrawn and the bill was sent back to Committee.
The Committee then amended the bill so as to increase the amount of capital,
or surplus, on deposit which would be required to maintain insurance com-
panies. Perhaps this resulted from the widespread insurance scandals. After
being amended, the rules were suspended, 119 to O66 and the bill was passed
by the House 120 to O.57 The Senate refused to concur and a conference
committee was appointed. The conference committee rejected the House

50 1. md. H. del. jour. 1087 (1965).
51 2 md. H. del. jour. 1 148 ( 1965) .
52 2 md. H. del. jour. 2074 (1965) ;
2 MD. s.jour. 1528 (1965).
53 2 md. H. del. jour. 2074 (1965).
54 2 md. S. jour. 1530 (1965).
55 2 md. S. jour. 1077 (1965).
56 2 md. H. del. jour. 1950 (1965).
57 Ibid.
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