Amendment #1024 to H4200

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Representatives Hogan of Stow, Arciero of Westford, Durant of Spencer, DiZoglio of Methuen, Heroux of Attleboro, Schmid of Westport, Smizik of Brookline, Kane of Shrewsbury, Ultrino of Malden, Campbell of Methuen, Madaro of Boston, Walsh of Framingham, Fiola of Fall River, Cutler of Duxbury, Pignatelli of Lenox, Benson of Lunenburg, Scibak of South Hadley, Mom of Lowell, Howitt of Seekonk, Keefe of Worcester, Garballey of Arlington, Linsky of Natick, Dykema of Holliston, Rogers of Cambridge, Hecht of Watertown, Puppolo of Springfield, Ferguson of Holden, Dwyer of Woburn, Orrall of Lakeville, McKenna of Webster, Ashe of Longmeadow, Vega of Holyoke, Gregoire of Marlborough, Atkins of Concord, Madden of Nantucket, Rosa of Leominster, Rushing of Boston, Khan of Newton, Cantwell of Marshfield, Gentile of Sudbury, Galvin of Canton, Sannicandro of Ashland, Lyons of Andover, Calter of Kingston, Cabral of New Bedford, Finn of West Springfield, McMurtry of Dedham, Collins of Boston, Gifford of Wareham, Barber of Somerville, O'Day of West Boylston, Stanley of Waltham, Chan of Quincy, Fernandes of Milford, Kuros of Uxbridge, Hill of Ipswich, Murphy of Weymouth, Cariddi of North Adams, Gordon of Bedford, Roy of Franklin, Koczera of New Bedford, D'Emilia of Bridgewater, Kaufman of Lexington, Muratore of Plymouth, Garry of Dracut, Jones of North Reading, Diehl of Whitman, Muradian of Grafton, Peake of Provincetown, Straus of Mattapoisett, Ferrante of Gloucester, Garlick of Needham, Kocot of Northampton, Boldyga of Southwick, Malia of Boston, Rogers of Norwood, Hunt of Sandwich, Velis of Westfield, Toomey of Cambridge and Brodeur of Melrose move to amend the bill in section 2, in item 7000-9501, by striking out the figures “$9,000,000” and inserting in place thereof the figures “$10,000,000”.

Additional co-sponsor(s) added to Amendment #1024 to H4200

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