Representative Sue Scott

Meeting — March 15, 2013 (40:43)

they have made a terrible terrible mistake can they then search and find that child or are all their rights yes thank you when the

Meeting — March 15, 2013 (40:15)

go ahead thank you mr. chair okay so then after they have deemed that the the child is in good health has been cared for then are the parents totally relinquished of any oh the word I can't think of it help right yeah any parental rights thank you thank you what if ten years down the road that mother and daddy decide that

Meeting — March 15, 2013 (39:38)

a juvenile court action. Go ahead. Follow-up, please, Mr. Chair. Yes. So, during that time, during that period of time, is the child, well, checked over? Is the child examined to be in good health and not have had any abuse

Meeting — March 15, 2013 (38:44)

Scott, you're recognized. Thank you, Mr. Chair. Can you tell me, what is the definition of safe haven? How do we define that? How do

Meeting — March 15, 2013 (27:43)

that child have to be in some type of educational program in order to receive? Yes, or working 80 hours a month. Or working 80 hours a month. Okay. Does this have

Meeting — March 15, 2013 (27:34)

I'm sorry. Go ahead. Yes, Representative Scott. You're recognized. Thank you, Mr. Chair. Representative Letting, could you tell me if that is extended to the age of 21, does

Meeting — March 15, 2013 (7:01)

How will they prove that a couple is cohabitating? How will that be proven? Okay, that is a

Meeting — March 15, 2013 (6:59)

Representative Gilliam, I do have a question.

Meeting — Feb. 1, 2013 (17:38)

you, Mr. Speaker. I would like for all of my colleagues to wish Representative Jim Dotson happy birthday today. Happy

Meeting — Jan. 29, 2013 (1:01:18)

and have to be worried about the person sitting next to one of my grandchildren. I believe this would take away my right. Thank you, Representative. It looks like we've got Representative Gilliam. I just want

Meeting — Jan. 29, 2013 (1:00:50)

think we're going to wrap it up. Representative Scott. You know, we started out with the motto for Arkansas being the natural state. And if we do not pass this bill, I think we would be saying welcome to the most unnatural state. And I'm sorry that there are so many sex offenders out there, but I don't think it's right to take away my right to go to the parks of Arkansas

Meeting — Jan. 29, 2013 (50:16)

Jen? I'm sorry. I'm sorry. If it failed, I am so sorry. If the bill failed. Any other questions?

Meeting — Jan. 29, 2013 (49:56)

because I will be afraid that I will be taking my grandchildren to a park where there are sex offenders allowed to be there. Thank you. Representative McElroy?

Meeting — Jan. 29, 2013 (49:28)

you, Mr. Chairman. Rep. Scott, you're recognized. First of all, I'd like to say to Lynn Gilmore, I'm very sorry about your situation. I know that's tough every day. I can only imagine. But think about this. I have eight grandchildren, and we love to visit the parks in Arkansas. In fact, we've just about visited every park in Arkansas. If this bill is allowed, if this bill passes, I will never, ever look at another park the same way

Meeting — Jan. 29, 2013 (19:50)

Okay. All right. Even though Dan Douglas sits in seat 100, he has assured me that his age is not even half of that. I'd encourage each of you to wish him a happy birthday. today. Thank you. Happy birthday, Representative

Meeting — Jan. 23, 2013 (45:12)

they would have their homes

Meeting — Jan. 23, 2013 (45:08)

been so thought out,

Meeting — Jan. 23, 2013 (44:12)

would be the, quote-unquote, decision maker as far as getting the site location. But that would be done with seeking the advice of the commission. And, of course, the way our process works, there would be a lot of legislative oversight into that matter.

Meeting — Jan. 23, 2013 (43:33)

Scott, are you through with your question? Just

Meeting — Jan. 23, 2013 (42:15)

I think some of the members, the current members of the commission will acknowledge that.