An Act protecting against attempts to ban, remove, or restrict library access to materials
By Mr. Oliveira, a petition (accompanied by bill, Senate, No. 2447) (subject to Joint Rule 12) of Jacob R. Oliveira, Aaron L. Saunders, Jessica Ann Giannino, Sal N. DiDomenico and other members of the General Court for legislation to protect against attempts to ban, remove, or restrict library access to materials. Tourism, Arts and Cultural Development.
Bill Information
Bill Information
- Presenter:
- Jacob R. Oliveira
Emergency Preamble
Whereas, The deferred operation of this act would tend to defeat its purposes, which are to protect against attempts to ban, remove or restrict library access to materials, therefore it is hereby declared to be an emergency law, necessary for the immediate preservation of the public convenience.
Petitioners
| Name | District/Address |
|---|---|
| Jacob R. Oliveira | Hampden, Hampshire and Worcester |
| Aaron L. Saunders | 7th Hampden |
| Jessica Ann Giannino | 16th Suffolk |
| Sal N. DiDomenico | Middlesex and Suffolk |
| Robyn K. Kennedy | First Worcester |
| Carol A. Doherty | 3rd Bristol |
| Edward R. Philips | 8th Norfolk |
| Joanne M. Comerford | Hampshire, Franklin and Worcester |
| James C. Arena-DeRosa | 8th Middlesex |
| Jason M. Lewis | Fifth Middlesex |
| Brendan P. Crighton | Third Essex |
| Nick Collins | First Suffolk |
| Pavel Payano | First Essex |
| Michael O. Moore | Second Worcester |
| Brian W. Murray | 10th Worcester |
| Carmine Lawrence Gentile | 13th Middlesex |
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