Bill > H3107

This bill establishes a joint legislative commission, meaning a group made up of members from both the Senate and the House of Representatives, to thoroughly examine and research how the Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV), the state agency responsible for driver's licenses and vehicle registrations, operates and what its practices are. This commission will have ten members, with the Senate President and House Speaker jointly appointing them, including two senators, two representatives, a representative from the RMV itself, and four members of the public. The commission's findings and any proposed new laws to address their recommendations must be submitted to the Senate and House clerks by December 31, 2015.