Dave -- I see that there is legislation listed for a few states in my division that are close to a year old along with notes indicating that they have been withdrawn, etc. Additionally, there are two wireless device (texting) bills that have been filed in New Mexico for the upcoming legislative session that do not appear in his report. One was filed on 3 Jan so I wouldn't have expected to see it in Chwat's latest report, but the other was filed back in mid-December. I know Chwat compiles his legislative reports from a database and keyword searches. What I'm curious about is (a) when old legislation is typically flushed from the database he uses, (b) if his staff is able to review data from the database and flush old information discovered before dropping it into our reports, and (c) what the typical lead time is between when legislation is filed in a given state and when it appears in the database he uses to compose these reports. I'd appreciate John spending a few minutes on this at the meeting and would be happy to introduce the topic. Thanks and 73, Brian N5ZGT On Jan 11, 2013, at 7:44 AM, "Sumner, Dave, K1ZZ" <dsumner@arrl.org> wrote:
Here is the yearend 2012 state legislative report from Chwat & Co.
Dave K1ZZ
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