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(III) THE VEHICLE FAILS THE RETEST;

(2)  MAY GRANT ADDITIONAL WAIVERS, UNDER THE SAME
TERMS AS AN INITIAL WAIVER, IN CASES OF HARDSHIP OR UNUSUAL
CIRCUMSTANCES; AND

(3)  MAY SUSPEND, REVOKE, OR REFUSE TO RENEW THE
CERTIFICATION OF A REPAIR FACILITY UPON EVIDENCE THAT
VEHICLES REPAIRED BY THAT FACILITY FOR THE PURPOSE OF
BRINGING THEM INTO COMPLIANCE WITH THE APPLICABLE EMISSION
STANDARDS HAVE REPEATEDLY FAILED TESTS OR RETESTS.

(E) THE ADMINISTRATION SHALL PREPARE A FINAL REQUEST
FOR PROPOSAL FOR A CONTRACTOR OPERATED SYSTEM WITH BIDS TO
BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN JANUARY 1, 1981.

23-205.

(a) The Administration shall set the fee to be charged
for each vehicle to be inspected under the program.

(1) The fee shall not exceed [$7] $9.

[(2) This fee shall cover one reinspection for
any vehicle that fails to pass an inspection.]

[(3)] (2) The fee shall be collected by the
inspecting facility at the time of inspection.

{b) A specific portion of the fee shall be paid to the

Administrator to cover the cost of supervision, as provided

in the contract between the contractor and the
Administration.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act
shall take effect July 1, 1980.

Approved May 27, 1980.

CHAPTER 726

(Senate Bill 755)

AN ACT concerning

State Employees - Sovereign Immunity

FOR the purpose of empowering the Secretary of Personnel to
award back pay in grievances; abrogating the defense of
sovereign immunity in all administrative, arbitration,
and judicial proceedings where State employees'
grievances and disciplinary appeals are to be