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Senate Press Office Remarks by Sen. John Wiles (R-Kennesaw) Radio Legislative Update by Sen. John Wiles Senate passes eminent domain moratorium
ATLANTA- The Senate votes 52 to 0 to pass SB 391, which places a moratorium upon the exercise of power of eminent domain. Sen. John Wiles responds. (02/03/06) Click Here for Sen. Wiles' statement
Wiles' legislation to protect ATM users
ATLANTA- Senator John Wiles (R-Kennesaw) today announced that he has introduced legislation that will require a 911 calling button at automated teller machines (ATMs). Senate Bill 519, sponsored also by Senators Jeff Chapman (R-Brunswick), Judson Hill (R-Marietta) and Chip Rogers (R-Woodstock), is aimed to protect ATM users who might be forced to make a withdrawal by an abductor or criminal. (02/02/06) Click Here for Sen. Wiles' statement
Shafer, Wiles introduce legislation banning sale of cell phone calling history
ATLANTA- Senators David Shafer (R-Duluth) and John Wiles (R-Kennesaw) today announced that they have introduced legislation aimed at prohibiting the sale of cell phone records without the consent of the consumer. Senate Bills 455 and 456 were filed with the Secretary of the Senate's office this morning. (01/25/06) Press Conference (Raw)Sen. John Wiles (cut 1) Sen. John Wiles (cut 2) Sen. John Wiles (cut 3) Sen. John Wiles (cut 4)
ATLANTA- In its first meeting of the 2006 session, the Senate Higher Education Committee convened to consider Senate Resolution 655, known as the HOPE Chest Amendment. The proposed constitutional amendment would reserve all lottery funds for certain educational purposes. The resolution specifically states that after all HOPE scholarship and Pre-K program commitments are honored, the remaining lottery revenue would go to education shortfall reserves. (01/25/06) Sen. John Wiles (cut 1)Sen. John Wiles (cut 2)
2005 Remarks by Sen. John Wiles Statement by Sen. John Wiles of Kennesaw on Senate Bill 276 - 03/09/05
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