Representative Jane English

Boys State — June 1, 2012 (2:26:27)

vote. Can I ask him why he didn't vote? Well, that

Boys State — June 1, 2012 (1:55:23)

do you rise? You're recognized. My question is, if it's decriminalized, like the possession and the sale, Is it also going to be a criminal act

Boys State — June 1, 2012 (1:17:47)

I think that this bill should be moved back to the committee to cover other companies that are doing damage so they are entitled to the same terms that oil companies are so they can help repair the roads as well because they're doing just as much damage. He has explained the motion. Would

Boys State — June 1, 2012 (1:17:34)

motion. Very good. I want to make this motion because there are other companies out there, like logging companies and any other company using heavy trucks on roads that do the same damage that an oil company would do.

Boys State — June 1, 2012 (1:16:48)

mean i want to make a motion to send it back to the committee that

Boys State — June 1, 2012 (41:26)

Alright. My question is, um, like, what are the taxes going to be on the medical marijuana? Where, like, what kind of taxes would

Meeting — April 1, 2011 (9:03)

So you believe that not passing this would help solve that other problem? I think it might, if this is really important for our homeschool parents to participate, I think that they

Meeting — April 1, 2011 (8:28)

So I guess one of my questions would be is then, Are we punishing all of the kids who are being homeschooled for

Meeting — April 1, 2011 (7:54)

I mean, do we have some statistics on we've got 500 kids who are being homeschooled and 25 of them are from families who really aren't doing homeschooling? Do we have any of those kinds of statistics? We don't have those particular kind

Meeting — April 1, 2011 (7:42)

you, Mr. Chairman. Can you tell me what the percentage is of these children who just drop out and really aren't homeschooled, of all the kids who drop out of school?

Meeting — April 1, 2011 (22:40)

redevelopment and paying off fireman's funds are two different things. Yes, but you need

Meeting — April 1, 2011 (22:27)

that is growing. Two issues. I thought that constitutional amendments could only cover one subject.

Meeting — April 1, 2011 (18:59)

Are we trying to do an economic development thing to help the city of North Little Rock set up a redevelopment, or any city? to set up a redevelopment area, and the citizens of the city would vote to increase the sales tax to pay off these revenue bonds. And then, why is the police, I mean, the fire department in here? Okay. What does that got to do with the redevelopment and economic development thing in a city?

Meeting — March 31, 2011 (1:11:50)

recognized. Thank you, Madam Chairman, or Speaker. Representative Pinard, has there already been a lot of work? Do you have any results from the past two years from the task

Meeting — March 31, 2011 (46:36)

whatsoever. Is this going to be nationally, I mean, advertised all over for folks? We're

Meeting — March 31, 2011 (46:24)

so that's those, the increased property taxes are going to pay back the loan? Yes, just for

Meeting — March 31, 2011 (46:07)

be the one issuing the bond. And then, so the individual's property taxes would be raised to pay for this, or everybody in the county, did they get to vote on this?

Meeting — March 31, 2011 (45:43)

I can ask. The Assessors were neutral, or they just signed off? They were neutral. And the Association of Arkansas Counties was just neutral? They were neutral. I guess I'm, so how are they going to, they're just going to do a revenue bond, the city or the county, or

Meeting — March 29, 2011 (21:17)

has all the software that can produce all the kinds of data that we need and can be able to put it up on a website, and so the resources are here. The matter is do we have the will to be able to go and look at what we're spending money for and whether or not citizens of the state of Arkansas are getting

Meeting — March 29, 2011 (21:06)

and that's not the intention of this. The intention is to gather information and data, and the Bureau of Legislative Research