Representative Bruce Cozart

Insurance & Commerce (Senate) — April 1, 2025 (1:11:26)

this bill? The lawyers, that's exactly why it's only about three pages. It started out as 15.

Insurance & Commerce (Senate) — April 1, 2025 (1:11:02)

If you have a little issue, you fix it as you're going. But if it doesn't happen, people have moved into the house and it's six months later, this gives you a little bit of time. Before, they just openly sue to have those things fixed. And that's basically what it is. It's a 28-day cure period to do that. That's pretty well the gist of

Insurance & Commerce (Senate) — April 1, 2025 (1:10:29)

It could be any kind of thing, appliances of any sort, anything that could be. If it's a major problem that you have, you would have to sit down and address those problems, come up with an agreement. But you have 28 days to respond, 14 days to actually wait to respond. And if you don't respond within 14 days, then they could start procedures against you. But you have 28 days to try to negotiate this or fix the problem. If it's something small, which I usually try to stay on top of my side, I'm sure you guys do too, stay on top of it, try to do it as it comes along.

Insurance & Commerce (Senate) — April 1, 2025 (1:09:57)

Okay, thank you. That's probably easier to read than my phone. It allows you, if there's a problem that arises between you and the customer, that there's a period of cure that they would have to give you at least 28 days to address this problem, come up with a proposition with them and work with them on a time frame to fix it or a time frame to have something that needs to be fixed, such as heat and air unit, refrigerator.

Insurance & Commerce (Senate) — April 1, 2025 (1:09:25)

But anyway, what this bill does, and I keep losing my bill because I gave it all to Petty and then here we are down here. What this bill basically does, being a building contractor, as a few of you guys in here are, I think everybody at this table is, so in some way or form or fashion. What this does basically is allows a contractor that has built a project, done a project, whether it's a remodel or a new home or something in that matter.

Insurance & Commerce (Senate) — April 1, 2025 (1:09:02)

that. We had done this bill and forgot that the Attorney General wanted to make sure that they were not involved in this bill. And that's what this does. It doesn't let them be involved in the civil enforcement. That's what the amendment did. And I forgot it. Got down to the end and passed it on my end and we caught it. And so we tried to get that in.

Education Committee - Senate & House Meeting Jointly with Advanced Communications & Information — Dec. 16, 2019 (1:56:38)

business today i don't think we have anything on the agenda without a objection you are adjourned You

Education Committee - Senate & House Meeting Jointly with Advanced Communications & Information — Dec. 16, 2019 (1:56:36)

the calendar 11 a.m if there's no other

Education Committee - Senate & House Meeting Jointly with Advanced Communications & Information — Dec. 16, 2019 (1:56:28)

policy meeting is this week I believe. Wednesday at 11 a.m. i'm sorry

Education Committee - Senate & House Meeting Jointly with Advanced Communications & Information — Dec. 16, 2019 (1:56:07)

to policy committee and what else I got to add? You are your own. Please come

Education Committee - Senate & House Meeting Jointly with Advanced Communications & Information — Dec. 16, 2019 (1:55:58)

three no's Looks like it the motions carry we will send that recommendation to to AOC

Education Committee - Senate & House Meeting Jointly with Advanced Communications & Information — Dec. 16, 2019 (1:54:36)

here all right move to

Education Committee - Senate & House Meeting Jointly with Advanced Communications & Information — Dec. 16, 2019 (1:54:33)

one non-voting which is not

Education Committee - Senate & House Meeting Jointly with Advanced Communications & Information — Dec. 16, 2019 (1:54:28)

needed five of six and one no and

Education Committee - Senate & House Meeting Jointly with Advanced Communications & Information — Dec. 16, 2019 (1:53:28)

All right, we're going to call for the vote. Senate will be

Education Committee - Senate & House Meeting Jointly with Advanced Communications & Information — Dec. 16, 2019 (1:49:47)

real good this is my last one we have got to move on I know people keep popping in but we we're gonna I'm gonna

Education Committee - Senate & House Meeting Jointly with Advanced Communications & Information — Dec. 16, 2019 (1:40:11)

all they want in the world for money and they're not going to be a better teacher because you pay them more so i understand that so that's why we did not ask we asked not to have numbers attached to the to their recommendations so that's just my my two cents on that i

Education Committee - Senate & House Meeting Jointly with Advanced Communications & Information — Dec. 16, 2019 (1:40:27)

have two more set up here Senator Elliott Thank you,

Education Committee - Senate & House Meeting Jointly with Advanced Communications & Information — Dec. 16, 2019 (1:39:36)

them specifically, we do not want money numbers. We want results. We want to figure out how we can do results figure out how we can make things work but we do not want money numbers attached to it so that's not supposed to be in there I don't know why it would be in there and everybody keeps thinking it is but if I'm wrong then I may be wrong but I think we can also direct them again to make sure that doesn't happen because we're not looking for money numbers we I agree we know that money does not give you better results does not make kids do any better you can pay a teacher

Education Committee - Senate & House Meeting Jointly with Advanced Communications & Information — Dec. 16, 2019 (1:39:06)

originally that was that was done originally by the legislature they didn't do it their self they didn't come up with original you don't have to respond. I'm just going to, I'm going to state my own statements here. And if we had time to do that, that would be great. About half of you in here have campaigns that you're going to be working on through November. You're not going to have time to do this. So we've, we've talked about this. We beat that drum pretty hard, but we also, this RFP does not have any money numbers in it. We told