Whereas the legislative program of the NFB of MD has encompassed various aspects of the social, economic and educational welfare of the blind, such as a solution to the vendors problems, insurance incrimination, supplemental security income and rehabilitation services and;
whereas in some instances, we have found it necessary to deal with additional unanticipated legislation pertaining to the blind, and;
whereas, due to the complexities of the legislative process, it has been necessary for us to re-evaluate our legislative priorities
and strategies during the course of the legislative session;
now, therefore, be it resolved by the NFB of Md, in convention assembled in the City of College Park, MD, on this 27th day of October 1979,:
that a vote of confidence be extended to the officers, board of directors and legislative committee of this organization for their decisions and actions rendered during the last session of the General Assembly and;
be it further resolved that for the 1980 session of the General Assembly the officers, board of directors and legislative committee of this organization will again assume all responsibilities for arriving at the final judgements regarding legislative priorities and strategies.