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For purposes of this subsection, "person" means any natural
person domiciled in this State; a corporation or partnership in
the State; the State; any agency, authority, department,
commission, municipality, quasi-municipal corporation, special-
purpose district or other instrumentality of the State; a
political subdivision of the State, including but not limited to
those defined in Title 14, chapter 741 and Title 30-A, chapter
225; any other entity identified as a responsible party at the
waste oil disposal site; or an entity whose waste oil is
identified as delivered to the waste oil disposal site and picked
up from an address or location within the State in the records
compiled by the Department of Environmental Protection or the
United States Environmental Protection Agency or their agents,
provided that neither the Federal Government nor any of its
agencies, authorities, departments, boards, commissions or
instrumentalities are eligible to have any share of their
obligation for response costs paid by the fund.

 
Sec. H-2. Effective date. This Part takes effect 90 days after
adjournment of the First Regular Session of the 119th
Legislature.

 
Emergency clause. In view of the emergency cited in the preamble,
this Act takes effect when approved, except as otherwise
indicated.

 
FISCAL NOTE

 
Part B of this bill provides the funds necessary to support
the Task Force to Study the Effect of Government Regulation on
Small Businesses established in Resolve 1999, chapter 74. The
General Fund appropriation of $2,980 does not represent an
increase in total General Fund appropriations since this amount
was accounted for when Resolve 1999, chapter 74 was enacted.

 
Part C of this bill may avoid some unintended additional costs
for certain claims. These costs that may be avoided are not
expected to significantly affect annual insurance costs paid by
state agencies.

 
Part G removes a provision that would have capitalized the
Northern Maine Transmission Corporation Fund by increasing the
Finance Authority of Maine's revenue obligation securities limit
by $35,000,000. Deauthorizing the issuance of the $35,000,000
removes the moral obligation of the State.


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