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The 193rd General Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Bill H.4619 186th (2009 - 2010)

An Act establishing expanded gaming in the commonwealth.

Bill Information

Sponsor:
Brian S. Dempsey

Bill History

Displaying 21 actions for Bill H.4619
Date Branch Action
4/14/2010 House H4591, published as amended
4/20/2010 Senate Read; and referred to the committee on Senate Ways and Means
6/17/2010 Senate Motion to suspend rules objected to
6/17/2010 Senate Placed in the Orders of the Day for the next session
6/18/2010 Senate Committee recommended ought to pass with an amendment, inserting in place thereof the text of S2495
6/18/2010 Senate Order relative to subject adopted
6/18/2010 Senate Placed in the Orders of the Day for Wednesday, June 23
6/23/2010 Senate Read second
6/23/2010 Senate Postponed to the next session
7/1/2010 Senate Senate Ways and Means amendment adopted, as amended
7/1/2010 Senate Ordered to a third reading
7/1/2010 Senate Read third
7/1/2010 Senate For Senate actions, see S2495
7/1/2010 Senate Passed to be engrossed 25 YEAS to 15 NAYS (See Senate Roll Call, No. 328)
7/6/2010 House Rules suspended
7/6/2010 House House NON-concurred in the Senate amendment
7/6/2010 House Committee of conference appointed (Dempsey-Reinstein-Frost)
7/6/2010 Senate Rules suspended
7/6/2010 Senate Committee of conference (Rosenberg-Panagiotakos-Ross) appointed, in concurrence
7/30/2010 House Reported, in part, by H5000
7/30/2010 House Reported, on the residue, by H5001

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