June 17, 2016 - Legislative Week in Review
Season 1600 Episode 1607 | 26m 45sVideo has Closed Captions
The Senate considers capping income tax rates. The House debates food stamp reform
This week's show follows Senate debate over changing the North Carolina constitution to cap the top income tax rate at 5.5%. The House debates changing Food Stamp program rules to require lottery winners' names be compared to social services databases. Large and small hospitals debate, in front of lawmakers, over regulations that place controls on hospital construction and equipment purchases
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June 17, 2016 - Legislative Week in Review
Season 1600 Episode 1607 | 26m 45sVideo has Closed Captions
This week's show follows Senate debate over changing the North Carolina constitution to cap the top income tax rate at 5.5%. The House debates changing Food Stamp program rules to require lottery winners' names be compared to social services databases. Large and small hospitals debate, in front of lawmakers, over regulations that place controls on hospital construction and equipment purchases
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