Representative Megan Godfrey

ALC - Higher Education Subcommittee — Sept. 19, 2019 (24:02)

if most of those jobs require an additional license, an occupational license, or if those are, if they only require the degree. And the crosswalk we

ALC - Higher Education Subcommittee — Sept. 19, 2019 (23:51)

recognized for a question. Thank you, Mr. Chair. And my question is similar to Senator Clark's question. I'm wondering in particular about the gaps for occupations in both business and in IT,

Arkansas Legislative Council (ALC) — Sept. 20, 2019 (31:26)

Ms. Fetcher, thank you so much for being here. I know during session it was really helpful to have that flow chart that showed the proposed reorganization. I'm wondering if a similar chart exists now that includes the secretaries and the directors of the new divisions, just so we can, for ourselves and our constituents, know who to best get in touch

ALC - Occupational Licensing Review Subcommittee — Nov. 12, 2019 (26:22)

but who do have a legal work status and if we could expand licensure for those individuals who want to work and have legal status to work but can't currently be licensed by any entity other than the nursing board. Just thinking about expanding that opportunity for more of Kansans.

ALC - Occupational Licensing Review Subcommittee — Nov. 12, 2019 (25:49)

Thank you. Representative Godfrey? Thank you, Madam Chair. Senator Cooper, thank you for your work here. In thinking about the big picture, one of the questions I got frequently from both House and Senate members during the session when I was working on my licensure bill for nurses was the fact that we were looking only at nursing licenses for non-citizens who have legal work status. And so I'm just wondering if the working group is looking at that broader issue of residents of Arkansas who are not U.S. citizens

ALC-Lottery Oversight Subcommittee — Dec. 16, 2019 (52:13)

Representative Godfrey. Thank you, Madam Chair. I do think this proposal makes sense. Were there any other ideas you considered other

ALC - Occupational Licensing Review Subcommittee — Dec. 18, 2019 (37:32)

advertise themselves as such. would there be any necessary qualification of unlicensed acupuncturists to advertise themselves as such, or could they just say, I'm an acupuncturist, whether or not they indeed have a license? That's a great question, and I think it would be part

Arkansas Legislative Council (ALC) — Dec. 20, 2019 (51:08)

Flippo's motion to adopt the report. Thank You Mr. Chair. I'd like to move for a substitute motion that we adopt

Arkansas Legislative Council (ALC) — Dec. 20, 2019 (45:58)

madam chair at the proper time I'd like to make a motion to pull intergovernmental contract one out of the report for

City, County & Local Affairs Committee (Senate & House) — Jan. 13, 2020 (37:39)

copy of his letter if you'd like to see it. We can visit about that offline. Thank

City, County & Local Affairs Committee (Senate & House) — Jan. 13, 2020 (37:31)

Utah, our neighborhood to our state. Also, Senator Garner, I have been in communication with my mayor, with the mayor of Springdale, and I have a

City, County & Local Affairs Committee (Senate & House) — Jan. 13, 2020 (36:13)

a week to learn English, to learn how to support her kids in American schools, and just wanted to congratulate her for that. And I know that a lot of her focus is community connection and cultural integration. Governor, would you say that that is reflective of the experience of most refugees who are coming to be

City, County & Local Affairs Committee (Senate & House) — Jan. 13, 2020 (35:52)

you, Governor, for being here. Thank you for your work in this matter. I'm Louisa's state representative, So I'm very glad that she's here, and I'm glad to represent her. She lives in my neighborhood. Her children go to my daughter's elementary school, and I just wanted to name, too, that she's a part of the family literacy program at her school, that she takes time four days

ALC - Occupational Licensing Review Subcommittee — Feb. 18, 2020 (19:53)

in a minute sorry thank you madam chair mr stroop i is there a license required for used or pre-owned salespeople or representatives or is it only for new vehicles this is

ALC - Higher Education Subcommittee — Feb. 20, 2020 (1:05:13)

in the school setting or how do we get information out to parents particularly those who you mentioned maybe our first-generation college students and those who really would need and benefit from the accessibility I think it's it's

ALC - Higher Education Subcommittee — Feb. 20, 2020 (1:05:01)

a follow-up thank you mr. chair another question I had was how if it were in place you would communicate its accessibility and availability you mentioned school counselors you primarily see it at use

ALC - Higher Education Subcommittee — Feb. 20, 2020 (1:03:37)

mr. chair as an underbond you mentioned Tennessee and their quest to expand and increase their enrollment do they have a portal similar to what you're proposing here if so has it

State Agencies & Govt'l Affairs (House) — March 9, 2020 (54:06)

states that are close to us, especially Oklahoma, who's in this implementation process, what they found to be worth it? What was compelling to kind of overcome some of those initial concerns that maybe we still have? Thank you. I think some of the

State Agencies & Govt'l Affairs (House) — March 9, 2020 (53:45)

you recognize. Thank you, Mr. Chair. Ms. Dilley, great work. Thank you so much for sharing with us today. It looks like Arkansas is behind the curve here. We're in the minority of states who don't yet have online voter registration. I'm wondering if you know about these other states like us who haven't yet moved into your proposed solution here. What is holding them back? And then maybe

State Agencies & Govt'l Affairs (House) — March 9, 2020 (38:31)

the law as it's written. Follow-up? Recognized. Thank you. Do you know if they qualify in any other states or if that's a