Plain English Breakdown
The bill summary and digest do not provide specific details on how much money will be collected or what happens if there is insufficient funding.
Special License Plates for Current and Retired Legislators
This bill changes how fees collected from special license plates for current and retired Louisiana legislators are distributed, directing the money to the division of administration for restoration efforts.
What This Bill Does
- Changes the annual fee for special license plates for current and retired legislators to $25 per year.
- Requires that all money collected from these annual fees be sent to the division of administration.
- Specifies that the funds must be used for restoration efforts, particularly for the Pentagon Barracks.
- Allows the secretary to make rules about how these plates are handled, including what happens when a legislator dies.
Who It Names or Affects
- Current and retired Louisiana legislators who have special license plates.
- The department responsible for motor vehicle registration in Louisiana.
- The division of administration that receives the funds from the fees.
Terms To Know
- Pentagon Barracks
- A historic building in Louisiana that is being restored using money collected from special license plate fees.
- Royalty fee
- The yearly charge for keeping a special license plate, which goes to the state for specific purposes.
Limits and Unknowns
- It does not specify how much money will be collected or what happens if there is not enough money to fully restore the Pentagon Barracks.
- Does not explain who pays the handling fee of $3.50 per plate.
- The bill only changes how funds are used, but it doesn't create new plates or give them out.