Representative Sheilla E. Lampkin

Meeting — March 18, 2013 (15:05)

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Colleagues, this is just to add a co-sponsor in the Senate on the bill. Senator Woods wanted to be added as a co-sponsor, so I'd appreciate a good vote. Thank you. Representative Lampkin

Meeting — Feb. 7, 2013 (15:29)

But anyway, in 2011, it was amended to define exactly who could attend, but some people felt like it had left out certain categories of students naming, I mean, the developmentally disabled. So this is just an amendment to make sure the developmentally disabled children, parents of developmentally disabled children are included in this. And I hope I get a good vote. Thank you. Representative Lampkin has spoken in favor

Meeting — Feb. 7, 2013 (15:15)

This is a little old bill that doesn't do much unless you have a developmentally disabled child. The original bill was passed in 2007 to allow state employees eight hours of annual leave to attend educational things for their children, opportunities.

Meeting — Feb. 5, 2013 (1:18:02)

of children. It's sort of assumed, but now if this passes, it will be legal. Representative Lampkin, we appreciate your

Meeting — Feb. 5, 2013 (1:17:28)

adopted parent or so on and so forth. And this is another little amendment to specify the definition of a child. In this case, the original bill and the amendment last time left out the category of developmentally delayed children, developmental disabilities. So we just want to amend the bill to include parents or guardians or whatever of children with developmental disabilities. And that's really all it does is just further define the child as those particular group

Meeting — Feb. 5, 2013 (1:17:06)

recognized to present your bill. Okay. Thank

Meeting — Feb. 5, 2013 (1:17:08)

you, Mr. Chair. I appreciate the opportunity. Go ahead. This is a simple bill, and it really is. It goes back to a bill that was passed in the 2007 session allowing state employees leave time to attend their children's schools for educational purposes. And it was amended last year to further define a parent as being the natural parent or the

Meeting — Feb. 5, 2013 (1:16:36)

1244. Of course, if committee members

Girls State — May 31, 2012 (23:55)

thank you Madam Speaker If we are required to our seatbelts in a car, I think we should be required to our helmets and motorcycles. Thank you. She

Meeting — March 24, 2011 (22:31)

pass recommendation. Okay. We have a

Meeting — March 24, 2011 (1:22:33)

read House Bill 1738. House Bill 1738 by Representative Ingram to prohibit the distribution of insurance premium tax monies to

Meeting — March 24, 2011 (1:21:25)

1544 by Representative Stewart to make the Military Code of Arkansas consistent with federal law concerning dependency and neglect actions.

Meeting — March 24, 2011 (1:19:25)

Bill 1545. House Bill 1545 by Representative King regarding revenue allocation in counties with more than one judicial district. Representative

Meeting — March 24, 2011 (1:17:25)

House Bill 2045 by Representative Garner. concerning the affairs of certain improvement districts. Garner, you're recognized.

Meeting — March 24, 2011 (1:15:44)

House Bill 2070, Mr. Clerk House Bill 2070 by Representative Slinkard

Meeting — March 24, 2011 (1:05:13)

I'm going to read House Bill 2068, Mr. Clerk. House Bill 2068 by Representative Eubanks, to extend certain powers granted to cities of the first class

Meeting — March 24, 2011 (57:45)

Bill 1991, Barbson Cozart, to amend Arkansas law concerning the Residential Building Contractors Committee and to amend the name of the Residential Building Contractors Committee. Mr.

Meeting — March 24, 2011 (56:29)

0 nays, 0 presents, you have passed your bill. House Bill 2088. House Bill 2088 by Representative Allen, the Supplemental Educational Services Transparency Act.

Meeting — March 24, 2011 (54:44)

Bill 2050, Mr. Clerk. House Bill 2050 by Representative Roebuck concerning admission standards for state-sponsored institutions of higher education and for other purposes. Can I just

Meeting — March 24, 2011 (52:49)

Representative Roebuck to improve the teaching techniques of remedial education courses.