Indiana § 8-3-21-11 - Expiration of chapter

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§ 8-3-21-11. Expiration of chapter

Sec. 11. This chapter expires July 1, 2026.

As added by P.L.161-2025, SEC.13.

IC 8-3-22Chapter 22. Midwest Interstate Passenger Rail Compact

8-3-22-1Purposes 8-3-22-2"Commission" defined 8-3-22-3Creation and members of commission 8-3-22-4Powers and duties of commission 8-3-22-5Officers 8-3-22-6Meetings; voting 8-3-22-7Appropriations; donations; expenses; budgets 8-3-22-8Eligible party states 8-3-22-9Withdrawal from compact; default; termination of compact 8-3-22-10Severability; effect of rulings in other states; liberal construction 8-3-22-11Reporting requirement

Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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