❌ HB381
Create the DoItForJack license plate
Current Status: In Senate Committee (Transportation)
Summary
The bill creates the 'DoItForJack' specialty license plate in Ohio, allowing vehicle owners to apply for these plates. A contribution of $20 is required for the registration, which will be deposited into a license plate contribution fund to support the Jack Quehl foundation. The bill also specifies the fees and processes for obtaining these plates.
Rationale
The bill involves government regulation of vehicle registration and the creation of a specialty license plate that requires a contribution, which conflicts with Libertarian principles of minimal government intervention and free markets. Additionally, the allocation of funds to specific organizations undermines the Libertarian stance on voluntary charity and individual choice.
Risks and Concerns
- Increases government involvement in personal choices
- Encourages reliance on government for charitable contributions
- Potential for misuse of funds collected through mandatory fees