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NTLA Legislative Report 2016 Session Review
James P. Meeks
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Your Legislative Team Split into 8 Geographic Regions 18 Members on the team Led by Brad Westover and Jim Meeks
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FiscalNote Tracking Tool for all 50 States
Monitoring Bill Analysis Reporting
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Proposed Legislation in 2016 Review
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Summary of All Tracked Bills
108 Bills Tracked
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Summary of All Tracked Bills
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Summary of All Tracked Bills
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Summary of High Priority Bills
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Summary of High Priority Bills
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High Priority Supported Passed
NY S 7981 Enacted Allows the sale or pledge of delinquent liens to a third party, or allow for third party collection of delinquencies. High Priority Bills Supported Did not pass IL SB 874 Substantial compliance legislation NY A 10604 Allows the sale or pledge of delinquent liens to a third party, or allow for third party collection of delinquencies. Similar Senate bill passed
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High Priority Bills Opposed Did not pass
AL SB 350 Introduced Reduction of Interest Rate SB 286 AZ HB 2597 Passed First Chamber CT SB 472 Broadens the type of liens to be secured by properties SB 408 Limits the liens that can be sold
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High Priority Bills Opposed Did not pass (continued)
CT SB 409 Introduced Reduces the enforcement of a lien SB 91 Reduction of Interest Rate FL HB 409 SB 1128 NJ S 904 Broadens the type of liens to be secured by properties
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High Priority Bills Opposed Did not pass(continued)
NJ A 1780 Introduced Reduction of Interest Rate S 1033 A 973 Broadens the type of liens to be secured by properties A 2153 NH HB 1504 Failed Disallows tax liens on homestead properties
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Goals of the Legislative Committee
Remain ahead of the curve in all 50 states Continue to be proactive and involved when Bills are first introduced Continue to build rapport and support with Key Players Tax Collectors Senators and Representatives in our Key States City Council Members in Key Cities Create more membership involvement Request membership feedback on our bill tracking list
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NTLA Legislative Report Questions?
Jim Meeks, NTLA Legislative Chair
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