Representative Tracy Pennartz
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I share concerns that many of you have shared with me as I've sat and represented you on the Joint Budget Committee. I've tried to address those. I think this RSA does address some of those concerns. By no means is it perfect, but is it good, effective budgeting? Yes, it is. I ask for a positive vote for this RSA. She's spoken for the
Mr. Speaker. We recognize Ms. Bernards. Ladies and gentlemen of the House, I come before you today to ask you to give a positive consideration of the revenue stabilization because I think that having worked now over five years with budgets and having the privilege of serving as a House member on the House Joint Budget Committee I see that this particular RSA is very conservative.
We are having, immediately after adjournment, our pictures taken as third termers outside this chamber on the steps. So if you could please, all third-termers, all 23 of us, please appear outside immediately after so we can have our picture taken. Thank you,
Mac. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Third termers, listen up. It seems like a long time ago now when we took our picture out on the front steps of the Capitol as first termers.
me green, even though my green button was on. Check out, Mr. Clerk. No, it's a batch, so I want to make sure my
Speaker, a point of information. I voted yes on the last bit, on the batch, and it showed me, did not show
the Special Language Subcommittee of Joint Budget will be meeting immediately after the Speaker adjourns us. Fifteen minutes thereafter, Room 272,
for those of you who have an interest in attending. Room 272. Thank you.
because it will allow many of our banks and other loan servicers in the state of Arkansas to do business with these national corporations that do business in the state of Arkansas. on. I hope that's assistive, Mr. Hammer. And for anybody else, I hope I didn't confuse anybody else. Representative Klammer, what purpose? Question. Do
because they weren't registered with the Secretary of State. In this case, the special language committee, Mr. Hammer, felt that Mr. Lamoureux's arguments for the passage of this special language in terms of federal law, in this case, were appropriate. And that's, we took, there was really not any really objections to Mr. Lamoureux's amendment
The federal law allows individuals like entities that aren't registered, the federal trust law, mortgage law, allows these individuals to do business throughout the United States. And therefore, this amendment that Senator Lamoureux brought merely clarifies that in light of a federal judge order that said that they couldn't do business in the state of Arkansas
First of all, I'm very proud to represent the House as your special language chair. Those of you who know that I like to, every member, and I watch out for House members, that they have their fair day before special language. Thus, I want to say that this amendment was brought by Senator Lamoureux to try to clarify and assist many businesses throughout the state of Arkansas that deal with mortgage and loan service on them.
provide some explanation with regard to this, and if the Chair allows, I would so. If
this point, Mr. Speaker? Yes. Okay. Thank you. Representative Penard, you're recognized. Mr. Speaker, thank you.
our purpose. Point of information? Who is your point of information directed to you? Toward a question concerning
some information? I wasn't – I don't use that term solicitous, but there was some beckoning for me to maybe
tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock in the Big Mac Building, Room A.
I'm not sure. But here's the point. Special language on Monday. We'll meet one hour before joint budget. one hour before joint budget in room 272. And there may be some changes to that, so let me confer with the Speaker. Thank you. We've
to indicate that from the joint budget
committee meetings today, the plan is to meet joint budget on Monday. I had to leave early, but I do think that Mr. Baker intended to meet either at 10 or 11.
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