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2009 SESSION
SB 1511 Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority; amends Compact relating to Board membership, etc.
Introduced by: Mary Margaret Whipple | all patrons ... notes | add to my profiles | history
SUMMARY AS PASSED:
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Compact. Amends the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Compact to comply with certain federal requirements; increases the number of directors on the WMATA Board by adding two federal government appointees; establishes an Office of the Inspector General and provides for the duties of such office; and requires that certain payments made to WMATA to match certain federal funds be made from a dedicated funding source. This bill is identical to HB 2596.
SUMMARY AS PASSED SENATE:
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Compact. Amends the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Compact to comply with certain federal requirements; increases the number of directors on the WMATA Board; establishes an Office of the Inspector General and provides for the duties of such office; and requires that certain payments made to WMATA to match certain federal funds be made from a dedicated funding source. This bill is identical to HB 2596 as it passed the House.
SUMMARY AS INTRODUCED:
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Compact. Amends the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Compact to comply with certain federal requirements; increases the number of directors on the WMATA Board; establishes an Office of the Inspector General and provides for the duties of such office; and requires that certain payments made to WMATA to match certain federal funds be made from a dedicated funding source.