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Maine Judiciary Committee advances bill to provide free feminine hygiene products in schools

© Getty Images Maine may pass legislation that would make feminine hygiene products free in schools after the bill received key support Wednesday, The Associated Press reports. The state s judiciary committee unanimously advanced the bill, sending it to the full Maine Legislature for further voting.  Democratic Sen. Cathy Breen of Falmouth said the legislation would help fight period poverty, saying that 1 in 5 teenagers struggles to pay for feminine hygiene products, according to the AP. ADVERTISEMENT Among the stipulations included in the proposal are that those who donate the feminine products are free from liability, Breen noted. As a parent and former educator, I strongly support providing these essential items to students free of charge, the state senator said, according to WGME 13.

Senate committee calls for extending life of Louisiana film incentive program

by David Jacobs, The Center Square  | April 16, 2021 04:00 PM Print this article A Louisiana Senate committee advanced without objection Thursday a proposal to extend the life of the state’s film subsidy program, which may be a tough sell for lawmakers looking to trim or eliminate tax incentives. The motion picture program provides state-certified film and TV productions with up to a 40% tax credit on eligible in-state expenditures. The program can issue up to $150 million in credits per fiscal year, and recipients can claim up to $180 million per fiscal year. Senate Bill 173 by Sen. Sharon Hewitt, R-Slidell, calls for extending the program’s scheduled sunset from 2025 to 2031. The longer runway would make the state more attractive to film and TV producers, who often plan projects several years in advance, and to potential investors in the state’s film industry infrastructure, supporters said.

Senate committee OKs film incentive extension

Senate committee OKs film incentive extension A Louisiana Senate committee advanced without objection Thursday a proposal to extend the life of the state’s film subsidy program, which may be a tough sell for lawmakers looking to trim or eliminate tax incentives. The motion picture program provides state-certified film and TV productions with up to a 40% tax credit on eligible in-state expenditures. The program can issue up to $150 million in credits per fiscal year, and recipients can claim up to $180 million per fiscal year. Senate Bill 173 by Sen. Sharon Hewitt, R-Slidell, calls for extending the program’s scheduled sunset from 2025 to 2031. The longer runway would make the state more attractive to film and TV producers, who often plan projects several years in advance, and to potential investors in the state’s film industry infrastructure, supporters said.

Senate committee calls for extending life of Louisiana film incentive program

Senate committee calls for extending life of Louisiana film incentive program
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