Massachusetts H928 establishes environmental and water testing requirements and funding mechanisms.
Massachusetts H928 amends the General Laws to introduce new environmental and water testing requirements. It mandates that all required testing be enforced through public budgets, private compensations, and court orders when necessary. The bill allows for alternative funding mechanisms, including voluntary contributions and tax donation credits for those bearing the cost of testing. It also enables individuals or organizations to seek court orders for reasonable testing if there is an unreasonable delay.
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