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BLAIR LEE III, Acting Governor 3069
House Bill 1178 and Senate Bill 738 both amend the
present Section 12F-1(b)(5) to correct an inadvertent
reference to Section 12F-6 instead of Section 12F—7. This
same correction has teen made in both House Bill 1168 and
Senate Bill 731 in Subsection 12F-1(a)(10).
House Bill 89 amends Section 12F-1(b) (1) of the present
law. The purpose of this bill is to permit a disabled
homeowner who has qualified for total disability benefits
but has not begun receiving the same to qualify for a tax
credit. We believe that inadvertently in the line between
Line 83 and 84 of the till, the word "for" has been deleted.
A provision substantially similar to this amendment appears
in House Bill 1168 and Senate Bill 731 in Subsection
12F-1(a)(6).
House Bill 865 amends Section 12F—1 (d) to permit the
acceptance of late tax credit applications up to September
30, under certain circumstances. Identical language appears
in House Bill 1168 and Senate Bill 731 in Subsection
12F-1(f).
Finally, House Bill 861 amends subsection 12F-1(b) (3)
to redefine the term "combined income." While the language
differs slightly, the import of the definitional change is
also contained in House Bill 1168 and Senate Bill 73 1 in
Subsection 12F-1(a)(2).
In conclusion then, it is our opinion that if the
circuit, breaker extension bills. Senate Bill 731 and House
Bill 1168, are signed, Senate Bill 738, House Bill 1178,
House Bill 89, House Bill 865, and House Bill 861 should not
and need not be signed. However, in the event that neither
Senate Bill 731 nor House Bill 1168 is signed, it is our
opinion that each of the other bills is constitutional and
legally sufficient.
Very truly yours,
Francis Bill Burch
Attorney General
Senate Bill No. 810 - Employees' Retirement System -
Contributions
AN ACT concerning
Employees' Retirement System — Contributions
FOR the purpose of deleting a provision for computation of
contribution rates for members who are employees of
participating municipal corporations.
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