Plain English Breakdown
The official status indicates the bill passed both chambers but reached a final enrollment stage, yet the 'Last Action' lists it as withdrawn from committee. This creates uncertainty about whether the version described in the summary was actually enacted or if further legislative steps are needed.
Regulating Trailer Manufacturers in Georgia
This bill proposes to create a state board and licensing system for companies that build trailers.
What This Bill Does
- Establishes the State Board of Trailer Manufacturers.
- Sets rules for who is on the board, how they meet, and what their duties are.
- Requires trailer manufacturers in Georgia to get a license before working.
- Lists requirements for applying for and keeping a license.
- Requires companies to keep certain records.
- Allows officials to inspect trailers and company operations.
- Gives the board power to stop illegal work or take away licenses if rules are broken.
Who It Names or Affects
- Companies that manufacture trailers within Georgia
- The proposed State Board of Trailer Manufacturers
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill was withdrawn from committee and recommitted, so it has not passed into law yet.
- The official text does not list specific fees for licenses or amounts for fines.