Bill to create Georgia–Ireland trade commission presented to Rules Committee
An author introduced House Bill 980 to establish a 15-member Georgia–Ireland Trade Commission aimed at strengthening trade ties and access to EU markets through Ireland; the sponsor said the commission would cost the state nothing and rely on private funds.
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Unidentified Speaker 3, the author of House Bill 980, told the Rules Committee the bill would create the Georgia–Ireland Trade Commission, a 15-member commission made up of appointees from the House, the Senate and the governor’s office.
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