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VTFSC Notice of Action and Public Records Request to the Vermont House Judiciary Committee

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Today, shortly after noon, the Vermont Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs served the House Judiciary Committee with a Notice of Action and a separate Public Records Request/FOIA, so that it is possible to better understand the manner in which the leadership of House Judiciary has conducted its business.

We did not take this action lightly, we did so only after lengthy and extremely serious deliberation, and we believe it likely that there may well be some fallout over our action.

The handling of H.610 and its content however is so egregious to what should be expected by a Legislative Body that we cannot stay silent any longer.

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