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Rep. Kay Christofferson outlines three bills advancing on final day of session
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Representative Kay Christofferson said three bills had advanced as the legislature entered its final day, highlighting a fee-transparency measure, a metal-theft joint task force bill, and an income-tax cut she estimated would reduce revenue by about $100 million annually.
Representative Kay Christofferson, speaking at the start of the final day of the legislative session, said "I have 3 bills that got through so far," and summarized the measures she has been advancing. She framed the package as part of ongoing efforts to reduce regulatory burdens and increase transparency.
Christofferson described one bill that would require agencies to report the full cost of fees, "including their building, their utilities, all of their expenses," and said a second bill would create a statewide joint task force on metal theft. She also said she has been involved in an income-tax reduction from 4.5% to 4.45%, which she estimated would amount to "about a 100,000,000 a year" in reduced taxpayer revenue. Christofferson closed by thanking listeners for their input and noting America250 celebrations in the legislature.
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