Arkansas House of Representatives Fiscal Session - Day 18
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Bills discussed (14)
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HCR1007
· 3 mentions in chapter, transcript
Matched: “HCR1007 Wills”
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SB126
· 3 mentions in chapter, transcript
Matched: “SB 126 Salmon (Wills)”
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SB128
· 3 mentions in transcript
Matched: “…front of you. We will batch these bills, and we will remove Senate Bill 128 from the batch.”
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Pre-2017 bill | ||
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SB28
· 2 mentions in transcript
Matched: “…er. Mr. Malik, I was just kind of double-checking here, but Senate Bill 28”
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Pre-2017 bill | ||
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SB106
· 1 mention in transcript
Matched: “…te Bill 28, Senate Bill 67, Senate Bill 89, Senate Bill 90, Senate Bill 106,”
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Pre-2017 bill | ||
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SB111
· 1 mention in transcript
Matched: “Senate Bill 111, Senate Bill 129, Senate Bill 130, Senate Bill 131. Questio…”
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Pre-2017 bill | ||
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SB129
· 1 mention in transcript
Matched: “Senate Bill 111, Senate Bill 129, Senate Bill 130, Senate Bill 131. Question before the Hous…”
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Pre-2017 bill | ||
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SB130
· 1 mention in transcript
Matched: “Senate Bill 111, Senate Bill 129, Senate Bill 130, Senate Bill 131. Question before the House”
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Pre-2017 bill | ||
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SB131
· 1 mention in transcript
Matched: “Senate Bill 111, Senate Bill 129, Senate Bill 130, Senate Bill 131. Question before the House”
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Pre-2017 bill | ||
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SB19
· 1 mention in transcript
Matched: “…r. Clerk, read the bills for the third time. Senate Bill 8, Senate Bill 19, Senate Bill 28, Senate Bill 67, Senate Bill 89, Senate Bil…”
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Pre-2017 bill | ||
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SB67
· 1 mention in transcript
Matched: “…third time. Senate Bill 8, Senate Bill 19, Senate Bill 28, Senate Bill 67, Senate Bill 89, Senate Bill 90, Senate Bill 106,”
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Pre-2017 bill | ||
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SB8
· 1 mention in transcript
Matched: “…a good vote. Mr. Clerk, read the bills for the third time. Senate Bill 8, Senate Bill 19, Senate Bill 28, Senate Bill 67, Senate Bil…”
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Pre-2017 bill | ||
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SB89
· 1 mention in transcript
Matched: “…ate Bill 8, Senate Bill 19, Senate Bill 28, Senate Bill 67, Senate Bill 89, Senate Bill 90, Senate Bill 106,”
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Pre-2017 bill | ||
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SB90
· 1 mention in transcript
Matched: “…te Bill 19, Senate Bill 28, Senate Bill 67, Senate Bill 89, Senate Bill 90, Senate Bill 106,”
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Pre-2017 bill |
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Speaker 3
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The House will come to order. I invite the members, staff, press, and guests in the galleries to stand and be led in prayer by the Reverend Cornell Maltvia, pastor of the True Holiness Saints Center in Conway, Arkansas, and to remain standing for the Pledge of Allegiance to be led by Representative Bill Abernathy. Let us pray.
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Lord, our Heavenly Father, we thank you today for the privilege to live in such a rich and abundant nation. Today, as we begin our general session, we pray that you would help us to be good stewards of what you've entrusted into our hands. This is our prayer today. Amen.
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Members, indicate your presence by pushing your yellow present button. Prepare the machine, Mr. Clerk.
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Cast up the ballot, Mr. Clerk. With 100 members present, the chair sees a quorum. Representative Nancy Duffy Blount moves we dispense with the reading of the previous day's journal. No objections, so ordered. Are there reports from select committees, standing committees? Is there any unfinished business? Are there any executive communications? Members, before we
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go to our calendars, we have some visitors we'd like to recognize. In the East Gallery,
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we have members of the Mountain Home Chamber of Commerce Leadership Institute.
Welcome to the House of Representatives. And at this time, we have an introduction that needs to be made, and I'm going to ask Representative Richard Carroll and our House Chaplain, Pastor
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Quenell Maltbea, to assist me in making this introduction. I believe Pastor Maltbea, you're recognized. Thank
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you, Mr. Speaker. At this time, I want to recognize Bishop D.L. Lindsay
for over 35 years of service to the Church of God in Christ and the New Calvary Temple Church of God in Christ here in the East Gallery. Thank you. Thank you.
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Today, in the back of the chamber, from Little Rock, we have Dr. Hayden Franks, and from Magnolia, Dr. Jason Franks. Welcome to the House of Representatives. Is Ryan of Everett in the chamber? Here he is.
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in 07. Back on second reading for the purpose of amendment. All in favor say aye. Aye. No. Motion passes. President of the Will, do you reckon I explain the
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This is a simple resolution that changes March 5th to March 4th, which means we will sign a die, adjourn the fiscal session on Thursday, March
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4th. Appreciate a good vote. Question before the House.
Passing Amendment 1 to
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current Resolution 1007. All in favor say aye. Aye. All opposed, nay.
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Amendment passes. Record reflects that we have 51 votes.
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Mr. Clerk, read Bill 126. Senate Bill 126 by Senator Salmon and Ollant to amend the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery Act and to provide the state income tax withholding from lottery prize winnings. Mr. Pickle-Wells, you reckon I explain the
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bill? Thank you, Mr. Speaker. This is a Senate companion
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bill to the lottery bill that we passed out of the chamber yesterday. I'd be happy to answer any questions. Appreciate a good vote. You've heard I explain the
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bill. You may want to speak against the bill, for the bill.
If not, question for the House, pass House Bill to
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Senate Bill 126. Pardon me, Mr. Clerk. Has everyone voted? Has everyone voted? Cast a ballot, Mr. Clerk. I vote 98 yeas. One present. We pass the bill.
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Okay, members, moving to the yellow budget calendar. Representative Malik, you're recognized
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to explain the procedure moving forward. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Members, for the last time, you have a budget calendar in front of you. We will batch these bills, and we will remove Senate Bill 128 from the batch.
Senate Bill 128 is revenue stabilization. We will vote that last after we are assured that all of the appropriation bills are passed at the other end. They're going to make certain that we pass all of our appropriation bills, and then we will vote on revenue stabilization. So remove Senate Bill 128. Now, are there any questions on any of the other bills, or would you like to remove any of the other bills from the batch? Representative Reap, for what purpose? Question, Mr. Speaker.
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You're recognized. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Malik, I was just kind of double-checking here, but Senate Bill 28
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is the bill that has our special language on Medicaid. It does. That is engrossed into the bill. That is a special language that requires the legislative oversight and involvement of any changes into Medicaid. Thank you. Thank you,
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members. I'd appreciate a good vote. Mr. Clerk, read the bills for the third time. Senate Bill 8, Senate Bill 19, Senate Bill 28, Senate Bill 67, Senate Bill 89, Senate Bill 90, Senate Bill 106,
Senate Bill 111, Senate Bill 129, Senate Bill 130, Senate Bill 131. Question before the House
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is a consent passage of the preceding bills and emergency clauses. Prepare the machine, Mr. Clerk. Has everyone voted? Has everyone voted? Cast up the ballot, Mr. Clerk. By a vote
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of 99, aye, 0, nay, 0, present, you have passed the bills and the emergency clauses.
Members, at this time, let's recognize the Rich Mountain Community College Leadership Group. They have
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just arrived in the East Gallery, and their guests are Representative Bill Abernathy. Welcome to the House of Representatives.
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Members, we are, as Representative Malik explained, we are going to wait for final passage of Senate Bill 128 until the Senate has sent word down to us that they're ready to proceed. At this time, I'm going to ask Representative Everett to once again take the chair
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and ask the chair for a point of personal privilege. Speaker Will, do you recognize?
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Members, I just wanted to take a brief moment while we've got some time to fill
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to thank every one of you for your service. When you were running for this office two years ago, you did not know that
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you were going to have annual sessions. You didn't know that we were going to have a fiscal session. You were probably as surprised that the fiscal session amendment passed as I was. you may have been more surprised at that pass than you were actually elected to come down here.
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But I couldn't be more proud of the work you've done. I couldn't be more proud of the way you've done it. And I want
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to thank you for the sacrifice that you've made to be here away from your families, from your businesses, from things that I'm sure you may or may not have wanted to do instead of being here. Some of you are just, you're kind of like me. You love your job down here, don't you? I've loved every minute of this.
This is a special place. You know how I feel about this institution. You know how I feel about each and every one of you. But there's one of you I want to recognize and hold up above all of the rest of us, and that's the person who has led us through this session. In so many ways, this is Bruce Malick's session, much more than it is anyone else in leadership. We wouldn't...
As all of you know, one of the responsibilities of being Speaker of the House is trying to put the right people in the right place in leadership, the various committees. The Speaker doesn't appoint the chair of the Joint Budget Committee, but I'm always, or the Speaker, is always asked for a recommendation. This was the easiest decision I've ever made as Speaker of the House to have put my support behind Bruce Malik.
He is a man of absolute integrity. He understands the budget better than any of us. We couldn't have had a better budget chair. So, members, I want to recognize and give him an opportunity to speak. Our House Co-Chair of the Joint Budget Committee, Representative Bruce Malik. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
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Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Speaker, thank you, members, what we will do to kill time.
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Listen, you all have been more kind and gracious to me and more complimentary of me than I deserve. Now, I've always thought that a person didn't really deserve special accolades for doing a job that they asked the people to let them do. I asked the people of District 4 six years ago to let me be their state representative. I have done that to the best of my ability, just as each of you have.
Now, I didn't ask the Speaker to be the Joint Budget Chair. but i have a confession to make it is the job that i wanted so mr speaker i thank you for the confidence that you displayed in me by making that recommendation to the joint budget committee to elect me as their chairman and mr speaker i thank you for your leadership and members i thank all of you for your work, for your service, and for your cooperation.
Now, I do want to leave you with a few requests. Always protect and respect this institution. We all make up the House of Representatives, but this institution is bigger than any of us.
Always protect and respect the state of Arkansas. Be careful and thoughtful and diligent with the laws that you pass. And finally, and you will expect this coming from me, always, always protect and respect the state's budget. Always make certain that we've got a little something to fall back on in tough times.
Now, I will miss this institution, and I will miss it much more than it will miss me, because it has you, and you all will do great work. It has been an honor. I have enjoyed it. I thank you, and God
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I'm going to ask Representative Malik to take the chair. House
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Concurrent Resolution 1007 is ready to be presented. Mr. Clerk, read House Concurrent Resolution 1007. House Concurrent
Resolution 1007 by Representative Wills to provide the date for the Sinai Dye adjournment of the fiscal session of the 87th General Assembly
and to provide for recess the House of Representatives and the
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Senate. Mr. Speaker, you're recognized. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Members, because we have finished five days
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early, this resolution moves the calendar up five days. We will recess today and reconvene for Sinai Dye adjournment on March the 4th. And I'll be happy to answer any questions. Appreciate a good vote.
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Mr. Speaker has spoken for the resolution.
Is there anyone that wants to speak against the resolution? Anyone that wants to speak for the resolution? Mr. Speaker, do you want to close? He's closed. The question before the House is the final passage on the House Concurrent Resolution 1007. Mr. Clerk, prepare the machine. Has everybody voted?
Has everybody voted? Cast up the ballot, Mr. Clerk. By a vote of 100 yeas, 0 nays, the resolution passes. Mr. Clerk, transmit the resolution to the Senate.
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Members, we are still awaiting word from the Senate that they're ready to proceed with the Revenue Stabilization Act, and we are going to take a 15-minute recess while they continue their work down there. Please be
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prepared to reconvene at 1040. The House stands in recess until 1040. Thank you.
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The house will come to order.
Speaker 13
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Members, at this time we are ready to take up Senate Bill 128. Mr.
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Clerk, read Senate Bill 128. Senate Bill 128 by Joint Budget Committee, an act to amend the Arkansas
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Revenue Stabilization Law of Arkansas. Representative Malik, you're recognized to
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explain the bill. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Members, the Senate has approved all of the appropriation bills that we have sent them, So I am pleased to present Senate Bill 128, the Revenue Stabilization Law.
This is identical to the bill that we considered in the House yesterday. I would appreciate a good vote. Members, you've heard an
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explanation of the bill. Would anyone like to speak against the bill, for the bill? If not, the question before the House is the passage of Senate Bill 128. Prepare the machine, Mr. Clerk. You're
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voting on the bill and the emergency clause.
Has everyone voted? Cast up the ballot, Mr. Clerk. By a vote of 96 yeas, 3 nays, and 0 present, you have passed the bill and the emergency
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clause. Members, we're waiting on final confirmation from the Senate
that they have acted on House
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Concurrent Resolution 1007. If I could have your attention, we're waiting for confirmation that House Concurrent Resolution 1007 has passed the Senate, which would put us in recess, and bring us back for sine die adjournment on Thursday, March the 4th. The question had been asked by several of you about the impending election for Speaker-designate. The House rule would move that election until 15 minutes upon the sine die adjournment, 15 minutes after sine die adjournment.
So that election, provided the Senate passes this concurrent resolution, will take place next Thursday, March the 4th. We are, within the period of time, provided this resolution passes, where members who cannot be here next Thursday may vote absentee. If you have any questions about that procedure at all, I refer you to Buddy Johnson, and he can clarify anything that you have. and also ask that we do that after the session today.
Are there any questions that need to be addressed at this time? Okay, members, if you'll bear with us, we are again waiting final word from the Senate on the concurrent resolution. Representative Powers, for what purpose?
Representative David "Bubba" Powers
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Point of personal privilege, Mr. Speaker. You're
recognized. You're recognized. Members, I debated on having Representative Cole do this, but I think I'm going to anoint myself. It obviously is an honor
for each one of us to serve here, but after my first term,
Representative Burris did something here in the well of the House that I thought was a nice touch, and that was to honor those third-termers who have given a great deal during their span as representatives. And I would like to try to do that myself, and I'm not the most eloquent speaker, but if you'll allow me just a couple of minutes, Mr. Speaker, I would attempt to do so. You know, when you come down here as a freshman, you kind of get caught up and understand what
you just don't know. And I was very fortunate to make a lot of friends that first session. And I'd like to start with Mr. Malek. And I don't think anyone could say it any better than to acknowledge that he certainly went out with the class that we all expected, Mr. Mallett. As we go down the line and I see Mr. Otis Davis and what quiet passion that you brought to your position.
And I thank you for that, Otis. Gregory, one of my good friends that took me under his wing. You're just a natural born leader and we appreciate your service. Steve Harrelson. I wish I had known you before, Ritalin, and really seen how you reacted. But you're a great friend, and I cannot think of a better seatmate through these years. And keep multitasking, my friend.
David Rainey, and what a gentleman. I don't think he's in here, but we all love the quiet strength that David brings to this House of Representatives. And David Cook, you were one of the main ones, and I do appreciate you pulling me in and inviting me to that education caucus when I didn't know that old saying where the bathroom was. And you're such a gentleman, and it is my privilege to have known you. Mr. A-Kid, you have provided me more smiles than
a man deserves, and I wish you the best, sir.
Ms. Nancy Blount, your commitment to education and your young people is admirable, and I admire your zeal and passion for what you do. Ms. Llewellyn, your kindness and grace has always
been appreciated by me and all the other members in this house. I'm going down the line.
Mr. Malik, I've hit on you. You know me. Stephanie, no one comes in this room with more passion and believing in what they stand for than
you do. Thank you. R.D. Saunders, they laugh, but we know.
You are a fine representative, sir, and it is my privilege to have known you. Bill Abernathy, if there is a Mr. Education Award someday or a plaque put up in this Capitol,
it will have your name at the top, sir. Thank you for your leadership. Beverly Pyle, what a nice friend you have been. Such a wonderful lady, quiet, understanding. We never saw Beverly Pyle jump up and rankle any of us
and make us wonder where she was coming from.
You're a fine lady. Thank you. Mike Burris, I've sat around too many campfires with you, sir. But you are truly a man that believes and understands what integrity means. Thank you, sir. Willie Hardy, you're leaning down like you were hoping I wouldn't get to you.
Willie was one of the first that I met when I started my run for the House of Representatives. He and I went with Congressman
Ross to Jonesboro. I consider him a friend, and Willie is his own man, make no mistake, and I appreciate that. Roy Ragland, it's easy to provide the love that we've shown you in this House of Representatives. You've been a fine legislator, and we all pray for Gail's quick recovery.
Frank, I just enjoy you. I enjoy your wife more, but she is a, you're kind of a package. You're kind of a package, and again, we know where you stand, sir, and thank you for your commitment to this institution. And John, you came in with me, but you were actually here before me.
And I've used the word integrity. You're just a smart man, and it has been my privilege to know and my honor to serve with you, John Lowry. Mark Martin, I don't know whether you're off the marble or on the marble, but I will tell you that you're exactly what your constituents need, and this state needs your point of view, though I don't agree all the time, that is our right, and we both respect that.
Thank you, sir. Eddie Cooper, well, I'll talk to you, and you're not there.
What can we say about Eddie Cooper besides he is an Eddie Cooper? He's
a fine legislator, did yeoman's work in running our public health my first session, helped me several times, and
I thank him for that. But Curran, I can't think of a better speaker pro tem. You bring dignity to that position.
The speaker knew what he was doing. George Overby, you're the only man that doesn't need a mic in this entire. But you're so kind and gracious to everyone. And you were kind of my mentor as I came in here. And you are a great friend, sir, and an outstanding representative. Your people are very fortunate. Ricky Green, Rick Green, you're just a fine fellow that it has been my privilege to sit around that campfire that I talked about at Sam's house.
You're a good man. You're a good Republican. You're a good Arkansan, sir. We need more like you. Thank you. Monte Davenport, I don't know whether you or House need to sell your van first, but I'm sure it's in the future. Sir, you are a fine friend, and it has been my privilege and honor to know Monte Davenport, and I hope I get to see him for many more years. Linsley, you are one of a kind, my friend.
you're from that little spot of Fayetteville that's more liberal than other spots and there's no question of that and that point of view this body needs and thank you for your zeal and zest and Pam Edcock if anyone stood up with more questions my two terms I don't recall but my goodness Doesn't the House of Representatives need that?
You're exactly what your constituents wanted. Ms. Creekmore, no one does more for victims than you do, and I appreciate that. And I appreciate your leadership on the Aging Committee. You're an outstanding legislator. John Paul, I said this about Ray, but I may renege on that and say you put more smiles on my face. you're an outstanding person for the folks in paris and around that area and i look forward to many years of continued leadership from you john paul and thank you david
dunn you're a very bright man and this house of representatives appreciates your service forest city appreciates what you do you're a sharp guy and you keep going and thank you for your service bill sample met you at the races before i was ever in the house of representatives and i liked you from that first time and i've continued to do so we thank you sir and you're an outstanding person and i consider you my friend alan maxwell we have a fight to fight
on down the line i look forward to it and you are a person of promise and integrity and thank you sir for everything you've done if i missed anyone it was who oh nathan nathan's not here well nathan is uh you know i live down in a world where they're building a power plant and you know whether you're for it or against it i'll just tell you that nathan's been a good friend in that regard And I would put him as honorable mention for not needing a mic.
But he's a fine man and a fine representative. And, Mr. Burris, I hope that I've done you honor in saluting our third-termers. But I'm leaving one third-termer out that made these choices of Bruce Malick and Kerr and Everett. And as I turn to you, Mr. Speaker, you came to my office before I was ever elected, but you knew I was going to win down in Hope, and I remember it. And your style and grace was evident then.
You've been an outstanding leader to all of us, Mr. Speaker. And I don't think that I can thank you enough because part of being a leader is having that or knowing the Malachs and the Abernathies and the Everetts. And you did a wonderful job, sir, and you've done exactly what we all expected of you. So that is what I wanted to say. I don't come here often, but I think it needs to be said. And to tell you third-termers, thank you for all of your commitment to our state.
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Thank you. Thank you. Members, we are still waiting on the Senate.
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Representative Glidewell, for what purpose? A personal privilege. You are recognized to come to
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the well for a point of personal privilege. With your indulgence, you've got the floor, Representative Gladwell.
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You can have anybody down there with
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you you want. Thank you. Thank you. We're going to sing.
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You said point of personal privilege, Representative Gladwell. House members and Speaker and Bruce, it has been a joy and a pleasure. I know we don't always agree. I do have the red button, and Bill stays on to me about that. But, you know, we've had a little occasion in the last two or three weeks
that one of ours has died and came back, and she'll be with us again, but with all the prayers. And, you know, I really hate to punch that red button a lot of times, but it'd be a lot easier. But when we get down to the true needs of our fellows in this house, we all come together.
We took up another little donation this morning. I'm not going to tell you how much. But it's unreal how we all work together when it comes to the things that are important. Bubba, I want to say one last thing. I want to ditto everything you said. You covered everybody, and I don't think the speaker's going to let me talk because we don't have enough pals for everybody. So anyway, Bobby, if you want to say something. And thank you all for the privilege of working with you. It has been good.
The only other time I've been around people like this is when I was in the military. You know, and I even got in a couple of fights with a couple of friends, but they've all got a place in my heart today. You just never forget them. We all work together and come together when it gets down to the whatever, cutting, but thank you. I'd just
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like to follow behind that, because if there's two different people, you're looking at them sometimes right here, because we're on the different sides a lot, but when it comes to one of our own, it's no different.
They're all one of ours, and that's what's good about this place. When I first came here to listen to these people, I said, wow, this is going to be okay. And now, after being in here in my second term, it is really great. And I know we've got a young one that's leaving, but let me tell you, you're going to be missed, and so is these others. But these third-termers, I learned a lot from y'all, and a lot of you was great. But we had a problem a couple of weeks ago, and we're really proud of one of our members' wife, and I'll say that right now. She's a great one. I've enjoyed her. She said something to me every morning when she was out front, and it just made me feel good when I was coming here.
When I had a bad day, she'd always be there smiling. And let me tell you, that's what makes this place great. And thank you all very much. And let's give Roy and his wife a great hand, because I think that's what it's all about. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Thank you, Mr. Speaker, for the year you've given us. We second them. We will not sing.
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Members, we have received word from the Senate that they have passed House Concurrent Resolution No. 1007. I
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want to thank you for your dedication and service to the state and to this House of Representatives during this fiscal session. On the first day, I asked you to get in, get the job done, and get home. Now it's time for us to get home. So, in accordance with the provisions of House Concurrent Resolution No. 1007, unless reconvened sooner by a joint proclamation of the Speaker of the House and the President Pro Tem of the Senate, the House of Representatives of the 87th General Assembly stands in recess until March 4, 2010.
Agenda
Call to Order
Roll Call
HCR1007 Wills
SB 126 Salmon (Wills)
Introduction Joint Budget Bills
Roll Call Joint Budget Bills
Other Business
Adjournment
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