Representative Harold Copenhaver

Meeting — Jan. 29, 2013 (46:26)

mentioned and I'm just kind of curious on the alternate method you just mentioned larger institutions what is the difference from this method versus the original in revenue the I could not tell you

Meeting — Jan. 29, 2013 (46:24)

thank you mr. chair John you

Meeting — Jan. 29, 2013 (14:03)

which is going to be an yes representative Copenhaver mr. chair I'd like information as well for other committee members my cell phone is eight seven zero two four three sixty sixty thank you it's Vermont yes

Meeting — March 13, 2013 (1:35:16)

very much. I appreciate you answering my question. Thank you, Mr. Chair. Are

Meeting — March 13, 2013 (1:34:30)

On the back side, the fee increase on that, is that due to the cost of the product itself?

Meeting — March 13, 2013 (1:34:05)

committee? John Copenhaver, you're recognized for a question. Thank you, Mr. Chair. Representative Barnett, I notice on here that the fees, $25,000 up to $200,000, have been increased, and then a half million to two million. Is that simply because

Meeting — March 13, 2013 (50:43)

Thank you, Mr. Chair. Mr. Cox, how many individuals, and Representative Catlett, you can answer as well with this effect?

Meeting — March 13, 2013 (22:50)

So, you know, I'm in question of that, but I'd like to see more

Meeting — March 13, 2013 (22:20)

and some of the best duck hunts have been under the big power line south of Jonesboro, Arkansas. So, you know, I'm in question on the impact of duck hunting in the area and property values, to be quite honest with you, because after the lines have been set forth, the property values have maintained south of Jonesboro, rice ground and soybean ground all across the Newport area, all the way across the state.

Meeting — March 13, 2013 (22:10)

Chair. Mr. Hutchison, I just wanted to clarify, we don't have

Meeting — March 13, 2013 (22:13)

any impact, obviously, on duck hunting, but I've grown up in your area as well,

Meeting — March 13, 2013 (2:56)

you're recognized for a question. Thank you, Mr. Chair. Representative Holcomb, this is a continuation, a similar bill of what Representative Lee ran the other day. This is just to kind of add to that. Is that correct? Yes, that's

Meeting — March 7, 2013 (43:37)

The desk will remain open for reading of the bills until 4 p.m. And upon completion of the items named in the adjournment resolution, the House will be adjourned until 10 a.m. tomorrow morning.

Meeting — March 7, 2013 (43:06)

H.R. 1032 Without objection, read the resolution the second time. H.R. 1032 Aging, children and youth H.R. 1033 Without objection, read the resolution the second time. H.R. 1033 Aging, children and youth H.R. 1034 Without objection, read the resolution the second time, H.R. 1034, Aging, Children, and Youth.

Meeting — March 7, 2013 (42:58)

H.R. 1031 Without objection, read the bill the second time. H.R. 1031 Insurance and Commerce

Meeting — March 7, 2013 (40:11)

in the last one? Yes. Education.

Meeting — March 7, 2013 (36:50)

House Bill 1753. Without objection, read the bill the second time. House Bill 1753. State agencies. House Bill 1754. Without

Meeting — March 6, 2013 (15:47)

Thank you, Mr. Chair. Is this uniform questions across the board, or is it each individual company will design their own questionnaire?

Meeting — Feb. 27, 2013 (4:35)

you very much, Mr. Chair. Will these be able to be accessible online, the continuing ed courses? Yes, sir. We

Meeting — Feb. 25, 2013 (13:41)

We agreed to that, and we took it back to committee. It passed unanimously. Your local police, your county sheriff's department, and your state police would appreciate a good vote on this bill. Representative Copenhaver has explained the