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Senate Convenes

April 5, 2023 ·12:00 PM ·Senate Chamber ·9:29:23
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Bills discussed (129)

Bill Title Sponsor Status
HB1547 Act 549 · 2 mentions in chapter
Matched: “Expunge vote HB1547 - re-vote”
TO DEFINE "LOADED FIREARM" FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE STATUTE CONCERNING POSSESSION AND USE OF … Duffield Notification that HB1547 is now Act 549
HB1560 Act 727 · 2 mentions in chapter
Matched: “Expunge vote HB1560 - re-vote”
TO CLARIFY THE LAW REGARDING REPORTS OF CHILD MALTREATMENT WITH ALLEGED VICTIMS WHO ARE EIGHTEEN … Vaught Notification that HB1560 is now Act 727
HB1575 Act 587 · 2 mentions in chapter
Matched: “HB1575 Burkes Penzo TO CREATE THE ARKANSAS REEMPLOYMENT ACT.”
TO CREATE THE ARKANSAS REEMPLOYMENT ACT. Burkes Notification that HB1575 is now Act 587
HB1735 Act 556 · 2 mentions in chapter
Matched: “HB1735 - TO AMEND THE POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE STATE PROCUREMENT D…”
TO AMEND THE POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE STATE PROCUREMENT DIRECTOR; AND TO AUTHORIZE THE … Wardlaw Notification that HB1735 is now Act 556
HB1738 · 2 mentions in chapter
Matched: “HB1738 - Motion to re-refer to committee”
TO CREATE THE PARENTS' BILL OF RIGHTS. McAlindon Died in House Committee at Sine Die Adjournment
SB355 Act 764 · 2 mentions in chapter
Matched: “Notice of return of SB355, expunging concurrence”
TO PROVIDE FOR CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS RELATED TO STORM SHELTERS FOR EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES UNDER THE ARKANSAS … Caldwell Notification that SB355 is now Act 764
SB504 Act 779 · 2 mentions in chapter
Matched: “SB504 #1”
TO PROHIBIT PEDESTRIANS ON A CONTROLLED ACCESS HIGHWAY. J. Petty Notification that SB504 is now Act 779
HB1020 Act 795 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1020 Maddox Hill TO AMEND THE UNIFORM LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY…”
TO AMEND THE UNIFORM LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY ACT; AND TO REVISE CHARGING ORDERS UNDER THE … Maddox Notification that HB1020 is now Act 795
HB1062 Act 486 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1062 AN ACT FOR THE OFFICE OF THE TREASURER OF STATE APPROPRIATI…”
AN ACT FOR THE OFFICE OF THE TREASURER OF STATE APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL … Joint Budget Committee Notification that HB1062 is now Act 486
HB1067 Act 487 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1067 Andrews Stone TO MODIFY THE LAW CONCERNING RESIDENCY REQUIR…”
TO MODIFY THE LAW CONCERNING RESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTAIN FIREFIGHTERS. Andrews Notification that HB1067 is now Act 487
HB1074 Act 489 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1074 AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION - R…”
AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION - REGULATORY DIVISION APPROPRIATION FOR THE … Joint Budget Committee Notification that HB1074 is now Act 489
HB1135 Act 495 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1135 AN ACT FOR THE OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL APPROPRIATION FOR…”
AN ACT FOR THE OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR. Joint Budget Committee Notification that HB1135 is now Act 495
HB1160 Act 533 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1160 Wardlaw Dotson TO REGULATE COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS OF PUB…”
TO REGULATE COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS OF PUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES; AND TO CLARIFY SUPERVISION OF … Wardlaw Notification that HB1160 is now Act 533
HB1177 Act 801 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1177 L. Johnson B. Davis TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING ALCOHOLIC BE…”
TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES TO CLARIFY THE LAW ON PRIVATE CLUB ADVERTISING. L. Johnson Notification that HB1177 is now Act 801
HB1189 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1189 Clowney Hammer TO CREATE THE ARKANSAS BEHAVIOR ANALYST LICE…”
TO CREATE THE ARKANSAS BEHAVIOR ANALYST LICENSURE ACT. Clowney Delivered to Secretary of State at Sine Die
HB1252 Act 805 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1252 L. Johnson Irvin TO MODIFY THE ARKANSAS HEALTH CARE CONSUME…”
TO MODIFY THE ARKANSAS HEALTH CARE CONSUMER ACT; AND TO REQUIRE COVERAGE FOR PROSTHETIC DEVICES … L. Johnson Notification that HB1252 is now Act 805
HB1254 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1254 J. Mayberry Hammer TO AMEND THE STATE FINANCIAL PARTICIPATI…”
TO AMEND THE STATE FINANCIAL PARTICIPATION AMOUNT BY USING THE BASIC PROJECT COST PER SQUARE … J. Mayberry Died on Senate Calendar at Sine Die adjournment.
HB1257 Act 535 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1257 Achor Hammer TO EXPAND HEALTH BENEFIT COVERAGE FOR CERTAIN…”
TO EXPAND HEALTH BENEFIT COVERAGE FOR CERTAIN POLICE OFFICER RETIREES OF MUNICIPALITIES AND COUNTIES. Achor Notification that HB1257 is now Act 535
HB1260 Act 536 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1260 L. Johnson Payton TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING ANNUITIES UND…”
TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING ANNUITIES UNDER THE ARKANSAS LOCAL POLICE AND FIRE RETIREMENT SYSTEM; … L. Johnson Notification that HB1260 is now Act 536
HB1271 Act 575 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1271 L. Johnson Irvin TO AMEND THE PRIOR AUTHORIZATION TRANSPARE…”
TO AMEND THE PRIOR AUTHORIZATION TRANSPARENCY ACT; AND TO EXEMPT CERTAIN HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS THAT PROVIDE … L. Johnson Notification that HB1271 is now Act 575
HB1302 Act 537 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1302 Wing C. Tucker TO OFFER AND ENSURE COVERAGE OF TRAUMATIC EV…”
TO OFFER AND ENSURE COVERAGE OF TRAUMATIC EVENT LICENSED COUNSELING FOR PUBLIC SAFETY EMPLOYEES; AND … Wing Notification that HB1302 is now Act 537
HB1313 Act 579 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1313 Hudson Murdock TO AMEND THE EXEMPTIONS OF LIFE INSURANCE PR…”
TO AMEND THE EXEMPTIONS OF LIFE INSURANCE PROCEEDS FROM ACTIONS BY CREDITORS AND REPRESENTATIVES. Hudson Notification that HB1313 is now Act 579
HB1324 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1324 Vaught Boyd TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING VEHICLE HEADLAMP RE…”
TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING VEHICLE HEADLAMP REQUIREMENTS. Vaught Died on Senate Calendar at Sine Die adjournment.
HB1381 Act 538 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1381 Wardlaw Flowers TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING ARKANSAS'S CONT…”
TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING ARKANSAS'S CONTRIBUTION TO THE NATIONAL STATUARY HALL COLLECTION IN THE … Wardlaw Notification that HB1381 is now Act 538
HB1385 Act 581 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1385 Vaught B. Davis TO ENSURE THAT HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS ARE PRO…”
TO ENSURE THAT HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS ARE PROPERLY REIMBURSED BY THE ARKANSAS MEDICAID PROGRAM FOR PROVIDING … Vaught Notification that HB1385 is now Act 581
HB1409 Act 582 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1409 M. Brown C. Tucker TO ADOPT THE UNIFORM COMMUNITY PROPERTY…”
TO ADOPT THE UNIFORM COMMUNITY PROPERTY DISPOSITION AT DEATH ACT. M. Brown Notification that HB1409 is now Act 582
HB1432 Act 540 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1432 Fortner Flippo TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAG…”
TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES; AND TO AMEND THE LAW RELATED TO THE … Fortner Notification that HB1432 is now Act 540
HB1446 Act 806 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1446 #1”
TO PROVIDE STATE OVERSIGHT OF QUALITY OF CARE PROVIDED TO CHILDREN IN PSYCHIATRIC RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT … Cavenaugh Notification that HB1446 is now Act 806
HB1449 Act 583 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1449 K. Ferguson Wallace TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING LIFETIME LI…”
TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING LIFETIME LICENSES UNDER THE COSMETOLOGY ACT. K. Ferguson Notification that HB1449 is now Act 583
HB1454 Act 541 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1454 Ray Dismang TO AMEND THE DEFINITION OF A HOMESTEAD FOR PURP…”
TO AMEND THE DEFINITION OF A HOMESTEAD FOR PURPOSES OF PROPERTY TAXATION; AND TO PROVIDE … Ray Notification that HB1454 is now Act 541
HB1468 Act 542 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1468 Long M. Johnson TO CREATE THE GIVEN NAME ACT; AND TO PROHIB…”
TO CREATE THE GIVEN NAME ACT; AND TO PROHIBIT REQUIRING EMPLOYEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND … Long Notification that HB1468 is now Act 542
HB1485 Act 808 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1485 Ennett C. Tucker TO AUTHORIZE THE ISSUANCE OF SPECIAL LICEN…”
TO AUTHORIZE THE ISSUANCE OF SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES FOR NATIONAL HISTORIC SITES IN ARKANSAS; AND … Ennett Notification that HB1485 is now Act 808
HB1511 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1511 R. Scott Richardson Dotson TO CREATE CHARLIE'S LAW; AND TO…”
TO CREATE CHARLIE'S LAW; AND TO REQUIRE AN ELECTRONIC CHILD SAFETY ALARM SYSTEM BE INSTALLED … R. Scott Richardson Died in the House at Sine Die Adjournment
HB1513 Act 544 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1513 Mccollum Petty TO CREATE THE ELECTION INTEGRITY UNIT WITHIN…”
TO CREATE THE ELECTION INTEGRITY UNIT WITHIN THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE; TO AMEND THE DUTIES … McCollum Notification that HB1513 is now Act 544
HB1515 Act 545 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1515 Maddox Rice TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING RETAIL WATER PROVID…”
TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING RETAIL WATER PROVIDERS AND RELATED SERVICE. Maddox Notification that HB1515 is now Act 545
HB1526 Act 723 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1526 Bentley B. Davis TO REQUIRE A HEALTH AND SAFETY COURSE OFFE…”
TO REQUIRE A HEALTH AND SAFETY COURSE OFFERED BY A PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT OR OPEN-ENROLLMENT … Bentley Notification that HB1526 is now Act 723
HB1531 Act 547 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1531 G. Hodges Dotson TO AMEND THE LAW TO ALLOW QUALIFIED ELECTO…”
TO AMEND THE LAW TO ALLOW QUALIFIED ELECTORS TO DETERMINE THE ISSUE AS TO WHETHER … G. Hodges Notification that HB1531 is now Act 547
HB1561 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1561 C. Fite English TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING THE PENALTIES F…”
TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING THE PENALTIES FOR MOVING VIOLATIONS IN HIGHWAY WORK ZONES; AND … C. Fite Died on Senate Calendar at Sine Die adjournment.
HB1562 Act 586 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1562 Schulz Gilmore TO AMEND THE NALOXONE ACCESS ACT; TO INCREAS…”
TO AMEND THE NALOXONE ACCESS ACT; TO INCREASE AVAILABILITY AND ACCESSIBILITY OF AN OPIOID ANTAGONIST; … Schulz Notification that HB1562 is now Act 586
HB1572 Act 551 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1572 Hawk Irvin TO PROHIBIT CERTAIN TYPES OF LOCAL REGULATION OF…”
TO PROHIBIT CERTAIN TYPES OF LOCAL REGULATION OF UNDERGROUND GAS STORAGE FACILITIES, FUEL RETAILERS, AND … Hawk Notification that HB1572 is now Act 551
HB1574 Act 513 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1574 Vaught Hammer TO SUPPORT POSITIVE MENTAL HEALTH FOR FAMILIE…”
TO SUPPORT POSITIVE MENTAL HEALTH FOR FAMILIES WITH YOUNG CHILDREN THROUGH THE ARKANSAS MEDICAID PROGRAM; … Vaught Notification that HB1574 is now Act 513
HB1580 Act 516 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1580 Warren Boyd TO EXEMPT COSMETOLOGISTS FROM LICENSING RESTRIC…”
TO EXEMPT COSMETOLOGISTS FROM LICENSING RESTRICTIONS BASED ON CRIMINAL RECORDS. Warren Notification that HB1580 is now Act 516
HB1591 Act 730 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1591 Ray Dotson TO CLARIFY THE APPLICABILITY OF THE ARKANSAS RET…”
TO CLARIFY THE APPLICABILITY OF THE ARKANSAS RETAIL PET STORE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT OF 1991; … Ray Notification that HB1591 is now Act 730
HB1592 Act 517 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1592 C. Fite Dismang TO AMEND THE DIGITAL PRODUCT AND MOTION PIC…”
TO AMEND THE DIGITAL PRODUCT AND MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 2009. C. Fite Notification that HB1592 is now Act 517
HB1594 Act 518 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1594 Duffield Flippo TO CREATE A SALES TAX EXEMPTION FOR THE DIS…”
TO CREATE A SALES TAX EXEMPTION FOR THE DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS ORGANIZATION. Duffield Notification that HB1594 is now Act 518
HB1595 Act 552 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1595 Ray Gilmore TO AMEND THE PROCEDURES FOR REGISTRATION OF POL…”
TO AMEND THE PROCEDURES FOR REGISTRATION OF POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEES; TO AMEND CAMPAIGN FINANCE LAW; … Ray Notification that HB1595 is now Act 552
HB1604 Act 731 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1604 Barker Bryant TO REQUIRE THAT A PETITION OF A STUDENT TO TR…”
TO REQUIRE THAT A PETITION OF A STUDENT TO TRANSFER FROM ONE SCHOOL DISTRICT TO … Barker Notification that HB1604 is now Act 731
HB1606 Act 813 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1606 J. Moore Flippo REGARDING THE SUSPENSION OF PERMITS FOR A R…”
REGARDING THE SUSPENSION OF PERMITS FOR A RETAILER'S FAILURE TO PAY A WHOLESALER OR MANUFACTURER … J. Moore Notification that HB1606 is now Act 813
HB1617 Act 553 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1617 Clowney B. Johnson TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING POSTMORTEM E…”
TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING POSTMORTEM EXAMINATIONS; AND TO REQUIRE OR RECOMMEND THAT THE STATE … Clowney Notification that HB1617 is now Act 553
HB1618 Act 588 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1618 Wing Hill TO TRANSFER THE POWERS, DUTIES, AND RESPONSIBILIT…”
TO TRANSFER THE POWERS, DUTIES, AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE STATE PLANT BOARD REGARDING CATFISH PROCESSORS … Wing Notification that HB1618 is now Act 588
HB1621 Act 520 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1621 Beck B. Davis TO AMEND THE DEFINITION OF "REVENUE" UNDER TH…”
TO AMEND THE DEFINITION OF "REVENUE" UNDER THE ARKANSAS SPEED TRAP LAW Beck Notification that HB1621 is now Act 520
HB1627 Act 521 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1627 J. Moore Hill TO CLARIFY THAT MEMBERSHIP DUES PAID TO HUNTI…”
TO CLARIFY THAT MEMBERSHIP DUES PAID TO HUNTING OR FISHING CLUBS ARE EXEMPT FROM SALES … J. Moore Notification that HB1627 is now Act 521
HB1629 Act 522 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1629 Magie M. Johnson TO AMEND THE RABIES CONTROL ACT RELATED TO…”
TO AMEND THE RABIES CONTROL ACT RELATED TO THE CONFINEMENT OF AN ANIMAL WHEN A … Magie Notification that HB1629 is now Act 522
HB1636 Act 555 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1636 Mcclure Clark TO AUTHORIZE REVENUE BONDS TO BE ISSUED FOR A…”
TO AUTHORIZE REVENUE BONDS TO BE ISSUED FOR A WATER SYSTEM, SEWER SYSTEM, OR COMBINED … McClure Notification that HB1636 is now Act 555
HB1637 Act 736 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1637 A. Collins Tucker TO SPECIFY THE CULPABLE MENTAL STATE FOR…”
TO SPECIFY THE CULPABLE MENTAL STATE FOR CERTAIN OFFENSES. A. Collins Notification that HB1637 is now Act 736
HB1640 Act 523 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1640 G. Hodges Boyd TO AMEND THE DEFINITION OF "REBATES" AS USED…”
TO AMEND THE DEFINITION OF "REBATES" AS USED IN THE BUSINESS OF INSURANCE; AND TO … G. Hodges Notification that HB1640 is now Act 523
HB1641 Act 524 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1641 Beaty Jr. Gilmore TO AMEND THE LAW GOVERNING PAYMENTS IN LI…”
TO AMEND THE LAW GOVERNING PAYMENTS IN LIEU OF AD VALOREM TAXES; AND TO PROVIDE … Beaty Jr. Notification that HB1641 is now Act 524
HB1642 Act 817 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “Motion HB1642 for purposed of amendment”
TO AMEND THE DEFINITION OF "PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES" FOR PURPOSES OF DETERMINING MOTOR VEHICLE RESTRICTIONS … Maddox Notification that HB1642 is now Act 817
HB1649 Act 589 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1649 M. Shepherd Hester TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS STUDENT-ATHLETE PU…”
TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS STUDENT-ATHLETE PUBLICITY RIGHTS ACT; AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY. M. Shepherd Notification that HB1649 is now Act 589
HB1650 Act 590 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1650 M. Shepherd Hester CONCERNING THE SALE OF EVENT TICKETS; TO…”
CONCERNING THE SALE OF EVENT TICKETS; TO CREATE THE EVENT TICKETING AND RESALE CONSUMER PROTECTION … M. Shepherd Notification that HB1650 is now Act 590
HB1653 Act 525 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1653 B. Mckenzie Boyd TO PROHIBIT THE PURCHASE OF SMALL UNMANNED…”
TO PROHIBIT THE PURCHASE OF SMALL UNMANNED AIRCRAFTS MANUFACTURED OR ASSEMBLED BY A COVERED FOREIGN … B. McKenzie Notification that HB1653 is now Act 525
HB1662 Act 591 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1662 Puryear Payton TO EXEMPT THE SALE OF VETERINARY DRUGS AND M…”
TO EXEMPT THE SALE OF VETERINARY DRUGS AND MEDICINE IF BASED ON A PRESCRIPTION OF … Puryear Notification that HB1662 is now Act 591
HB1674 Act 526 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1674 Mccollum Hester CONCERNING THE CONSUMER PROTECTION DIVISION…”
CONCERNING THE CONSUMER PROTECTION DIVISION OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE; AND TO AMEND THE LAW … McCollum Notification that HB1674 is now Act 526
HB1675 Act 592 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1675 Beaty Jr. Gilmore TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING FARM MEDIATION…”
TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING FARM MEDIATION; AND TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING THE INITIAL … Beaty Jr. Notification that HB1675 is now Act 592
HB1676 Act 593 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1676 Beaty Jr. Gilmore TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING CERTAIN DIAGNO…”
TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING CERTAIN DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES AND TESTING RELATED TO ANIMALS; TO AMEND … Beaty Jr. Notification that HB1676 is now Act 593
HB1677 Act 594 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1677 Beaty Jr. Gilmore TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING LIVESTOCK; TO…”
TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING LIVESTOCK; TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING LIVESTOCK RUNNING AT LARGE; … Beaty Jr. Notification that HB1677 is now Act 594
HB1690 Act 527 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1690 Beaty Jr. Gilmore TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING RETURN TO SERV…”
TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING RETURN TO SERVICE BY ESSENTIAL SEASONAL STAFF MEMBERS OF THE … Beaty Jr. Notification that HB1690 is now Act 527
HB1695 Act 528 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1695 C. Fite English TO AMEND THE DEFINITION OF "ACTIVE DUTY SER…”
TO AMEND THE DEFINITION OF "ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE MEMBER" USED IN THE CHILD MALTREATMENT ACT. C. Fite Notification that HB1695 is now Act 528
HB1703 Act 529 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1703 Andrews C. Tucker TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING LEAVE TIME FO…”
TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING LEAVE TIME FOR DEPUTY SHERIFFS, MUNICIPAL POLICE OFFICERS, AND FIREFIGHTERS; … Andrews Notification that HB1703 is now Act 529
HB1706 Act 824 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1706 Vaught B. Johnson REGARDING LIQUID ANIMAL WASTE MANAGEMENT…”
REGARDING LIQUID ANIMAL WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS; AND TO TRANSFER THE AUTHORITY RELATED TO LIQUID ANIMAL … Vaught Notification that HB1706 is now Act 824
HB1707 Act 530 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1707 Vaught B. Johnson TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS SOIL NUTRIENT APPLI…”
TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS SOIL NUTRIENT APPLICATION AND POULTRY LITTER UTILIZATION ACT; AND TO PROVIDE … Vaught Notification that HB1707 is now Act 530
HB1710 Act 746 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1710 Mcclure Gilmore TO ESTABLISH THE RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT…”
TO ESTABLISH THE RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE. McClure Notification that HB1710 is now Act 746
HB1714 Act 747 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1714 Perry Penzo TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES;…”
TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES; TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING CERTAIN PERMITS; AND … Perry Notification that HB1714 is now Act 747
HB1718 Act 595 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1718 Lundstrum Dismang TO CREATE THE ARKANSAS LEGAL TENDER ACT;…”
TO CREATE THE ARKANSAS LEGAL TENDER ACT; AND TO REAFFIRM GOLD AND SILVER COIN AS … Lundstrum Notification that HB1718 is now Act 595
HB1720 Act 596 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1720 Lundstrum Dismang TO AMEND THE LAWS CONCERNING LEGAL TENDER…”
TO AMEND THE LAWS CONCERNING LEGAL TENDER; TO PROHIBIT THE TRACKING OF AN INDIVIDUAL THROUGH … Lundstrum Notification that HB1720 is now Act 596
HB1729 Act 531 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1729 Gramlich Boyd TO NAME A LICENSED MASSAGE THERAPIST AS A MAN…”
TO NAME A LICENSED MASSAGE THERAPIST AS A MANDATED REPORTER UNDER THE CHILD MALTREATMENT ACT. Gramlich Notification that HB1729 is now Act 531
HB1766 Act 841 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1766 - re-refer from City County Local to Public Health Wealth L…”
TO ABOLISH THE STATE FIRE PREVENTION COMMISSION; TO AMEND THE DUTIES AND MEMBERSHIP OF THE … L. Johnson Notification that HB1766 is now Act 841
HB1783 Act 847 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “HB1783 #2”
TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS FRANCHISE PRACTICES ACT. Wardlaw Notification that HB1783 is now Act 847
SB11 Act 855 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “SB11 AN ACT FOR THE OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR APPROPRIATION FOR THE…”
AN ACT FOR THE OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR. Joint Budget Committee Notification that SB11 is now Act 855
SB110 Act 874 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “SB110 AN ACT FOR THE SAU-TECH APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FIS…”
AN ACT FOR THE SAU-TECH APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR. Joint Budget Committee Notification that SB110 is now Act 874
SB123 Act 875 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “SB123 - AN ACT FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS FOR MEDICAL SCIENCE…”
AN ACT FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS FOR MEDICAL SCIENCES APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL … Joint Budget Committee Notification that SB123 is now Act 875
SB17 Act 856 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “SB17 AN ACT FOR THE AUDITOR OF STATE - DEPUTY PROSECUTING ATTORN…”
AN ACT FOR THE AUDITOR OF STATE - DEPUTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 … Joint Budget Committee Notification that SB17 is now Act 856
SB18 Act 857 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “SB18 AN ACT FOR THE OFFICE OF THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR APPROPRIAT…”
AN ACT FOR THE OFFICE OF THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR. Joint Budget Committee Notification that SB18 is now Act 857
SB22 Act 858 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “SB22 AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSFORMATION AND SHARED SERV…”
AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSFORMATION AND SHARED SERVICES APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL … Joint Budget Committee Notification that SB22 is now Act 858
SB268 Act 877 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “SB268 - AN ACT FOR THE SAU-TECH FIRE TRAINING ACADEMY APPROPRIATI…”
AN ACT FOR THE SAU-TECH FIRE TRAINING ACADEMY APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR. Stone Notification that SB268 is now Act 877
SB327 Act 878 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “SB327 AN ACT FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS - DIVISION OF AGRICUL…”
AN ACT FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS - DIVISION OF AGRICULTURE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT APPROPRIATION. B. Johnson Notification that SB327 is now Act 878
SB341 Act 681 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “SB341 #1 J. Boyd Boyd TO AMEND THE COMMERCIAL DRIVER ALCOHOL AND…”
TO AMEND THE COMMERCIAL DRIVER ALCOHOL AND DRUG TESTING ACT TO COMPLY WITH FEDERAL MOTOR … J. Boyd Notification that SB341 is now Act 681
SB354 Act 628 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “SB354 #1 K. Hammer Hammer TO TRANSFER THE DUTIES OF CERTAIN BOARD…”
TO TRANSFER THE DUTIES OF CERTAIN BOARDS TO THE STATE BOARD OF APPRAISERS, ABSTRACTERS, AND … K. Hammer Notification that SB354 is now Act 628
SB36 Act 860 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “SB36 AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION - DIVISION OF PUBLIC…”
AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION - DIVISION OF PUBLIC SCHOOL ACADEMIC FACILITIES AND … Joint Budget Committee Notification that SB36 is now Act 860
SB370 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “SB370 - withdraw”
CONCERNING THE SCHOOLS OF LAW UNDER THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS. M. Johnson Sine Die adjournment
SB396 Act 689 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “SB396 #1”
TO CREATE THE SOCIAL MEDIA SAFETY ACT; TO REQUIRE AGE VERIFICATION FOR USE OF SOCIAL … Dees Notification that SB396 is now Act 689
SB405 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “SB405 - refer to Interim Study”
TO AMEND THE CLASSIFICATION OF THE OFFENSE OF POSSESSION OF A HANDGUN BY A MINOR. K. Hammer Sine Die adjournment
SB44 Act 861 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “SB44 AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS - PAROLE BOARD APP…”
AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS - PAROLE BOARD APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL … Joint Budget Committee Notification that SB44 is now Act 861
SB491 Act 778 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “SB491 TO AMEND ARKANSAS LAW CONCERNING EMPLOYEES OF INSTITUTIONS…”
TO AMEND ARKANSAS LAW CONCERNING EMPLOYEES OF INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION; AND TO DECLARE AN … B. Davis Notification that SB491 is now Act 778
SB497 Act 660 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “SB497 Hester TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS PROCUREMENT LAW; AND TO EXEMPT…”
TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS PROCUREMENT LAW; AND TO EXEMPT CERTAIN COMMODITIES AND SERVICES UNDER THE … Hester Notification that SB497 is now Act 660
SB499 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “SB499 - Suspend rules for purposes of Amendment”
REGARDING RICE PROMOTION; TO AMEND THE ASSESSMENTS ON RICE; AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY. B. Johnson Sine Die adjournment
SB50 Act 862 · 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “SB50 AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES - DIVISION OF Y…”
AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES - DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICES APPROPRIATION FOR … Joint Budget Committee Notification that SB50 is now Act 862
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AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES - DIVISION OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SERVICES APPROPRIATION … Joint Budget Committee Notification that SB51 is now Act 863
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TO IMPOSE ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ENTERING INTO AND DISSOLVING A COVENANT MARRIAGE. K. Hammer Sine Die adjournment
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AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES - DIVISION OF AGING, ADULT, AND BEHAVIORAL … Joint Budget Committee Notification that SB54 is now Act 866
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TO PERMIT A PROPERTY OWNER TO CHOOSE THE MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS FOR CERTAIN PROPERTY THAT … Hester Notification that SB547 is now Act 884
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TO AMEND ELEMENTS OF THE FUN PARKS GRANTS PROGRAM. Stone Notification that SB560 is now Act 668
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TO AMEND PROVISIONS OF ARKANSAS LAW CONCERNING THE UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION AND COMPENSATION ACT AND TO … B. Davis Notification that SB565 is now Act 886
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TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING CIVIL LIABILITY FOR DAMAGE CAUSED BY MOTOR VEHICLES OPERATED ON … G. Stubblefield Notification that SB567 is now Act 887
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TO PERMIT SENTENCE ENHANCEMENT FOR CERTAIN SEX OFFENDERS; AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF … Irvin Sine Die adjournment
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AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION - DIVISION OF CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION APPROPRIATION … Joint Budget Committee Notification that SB61 is now Act 867
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AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR. Joint Budget Committee Notification that SB76 is now Act 871
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AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR. Joint Budget Committee Notification that SB83 is now Act 873
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AN ACT FOR THE ARKANSAS PUBLIC DEFENDER COMMISSION APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR. Joint Budget Committee Notification that SB9 is now Act 761
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Leave at this time Senator Leding you're recognized. Call on king okay. Thank you Senator Leding madam secretary please call the roll Boyd right Caldwell Chesterfield Clark cruel Davis these dismaying Johnson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice stand Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. Thank you madam secretary of everyone in the chamber in the galleries would please rise for a first for a prayer for our. Dotson followed by the pledge of allegiance and adopted you're recognized thank you Mr president please bear with me. Thank god thank you for this day thank you for the opportunity to come and service great state in the Arkansas state Senate I just pray for wisdom for all members and for the deliberations on legislation that affects all the constituents or out the statement people state Arkansas give us give us that wisdom and Make sure everybody who's extremely tired is focused Jesus name I pray amen. I pledge allegiance to the flag. States of America. To the. For which it stands one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Ladies and gentlemen of the gallery's welcome to Arkansas state Senate it is our expectation that each of you will govern yourselves accordingly I have a proper decorum during today's proceedings without objection the rules will be suspended a Senate Spencer the reading of the Journal. The morning hour has now begun are there any announcements or introductions at this time. Senate. Thank you madam president the shoreline this this today members if you would join me in welcoming Dr J. Jones from Batesville he's our doctor the day and the lovely nurse friend here at. Senate love you're recognized. Thank you governor Colleagues please welcome Mr no more all costs all school scale a scale he is not he is not paid for the day he said south was high school and enjoys enjoys soccer welcome OSK emergencies me. Any other announcements for introductions. I know we have several special people in the gallery I with us today I know one of them in particular I believe will be introduced later but I did want to note that my boss my four year old daughter Julie on it is in this gallery today and keep an eye out so please welcome doing on. Madam secretary or other items at the desk. Yes madam president. Passage of Senate bill sixty six as amended one two and three by the House. Engine and Commerce that's the passage of Senate bill two seventy two by the house as amended number one. State agencies. NASA passages Senate bill twenty by the house. And wrote as a pastor symbol thirty by the House enrolling as pastors that bill thirty two by the House Rolex knows passage of Senate bill forty nine by the House in Rolette knows the passage Senate bill fifty five by the House in related news events you senate two eighty six by the House enrolling nice pass your senate three thirty one by the house in well let us passes Senate bill three thirty two by the House. Notice of passage passage of three senate three thirty six by the House enrollment where your committee on engrossed bills to whom was referred Senate bill five seventy four by Senator Mark Johnson compare the engrossed copy with the original find same correctly engrossed. Thanks bill. Public health. Committee on engrossed bills to whom was referred house bill fifteen sixteen representative Lundstrum or compare the engrossed copy with the original find same correctly engrossed Revenue and Tax. For your committee on insurance and commerce to whom was referred us house bill twelve seventy two by reps Johnson of recommend to pass. Counted Committee on insurance and commerce to whom was referred. Our house bill twelve seventy six representative Johnson recommend due pass counted Committee on Insurance commerce to whom was referred house bill thirteen forty eight by representative Johnson recommend due pass counted Committee on Insurance commerce to whom was referred house bill sixteen fifty two by representative eighties recommend due pass counted Committee on Insurance commerce to whom was referred house bill C. sixteen fifty five by representative Pilkington recommend due pass counted. Committee on Insurance commerce to whom was referred house bill sixteen fifty six by representative Pilkington recommend due pass counted Committee on insurance and commerce to whom was referred house bill sixteen fifty seven by representative content recommend due pass counted Committee on insurance and commerce to whom was referred house bill sixteen fifty a person who can recommend due pass counted Committee on insurance and commerce to whom was referred house bill sixteen fifty nine members and. Recommend due pass counted Committee on Insurance commerce to whom was referred house bill thirteen seventeen thirteen by representative Perry recommend due pass counted. Committee on Education to whom was referred house bill fourteen Fourteen eighty nine The representative garner garner recommend due pass counted Committee on Education was referred house bill fourteen ninety five a representative in which the recommend due pass counted Committee on Education was referred house bill fifteen twenty nine representative Rapert recommend due pass counted Committee on Education who is referred house for fifteen forty by representative Bob recommend due pass counted Committee on Education was referred house bill fifteen forty four by representative R. Johnson recommend due pass counted Committee on Education is referred house bill fifteen fifty one by representative McClure recommend due pass counted Committee on Education is for house bill fifteen eighty two per cent warned recommend due pass counted Committee on Education was referred house bill fifteen ninety by representative. Walker recommend to pass. Committee on Education who was referred house bill sixteen forty two by representative Maddox recommend due pass counted Committee on Education resort House was sixteen eighty eight by representative Evans recommend due pass counted Committee on Education whom was referred house bill sixteen ninety one dollars and a wing recommend due pass counted Committee on Education was referred house bill seventeen thirty nine by representative warned recommend due pass counted Committee on Education was referred house bill seventeen forty three by representative all painted recommend due pass counted Committee on Education referred house bill seventeen fifty seven by representative Hodges recommend to pass. Committee on joint budget to whom was referred Senate bill one twenty. Three by joint budget recommend due pass counted Committee on joint budget to whom was referred Senate bill two oh eight to sixty eight by Senator Stein recommend to pass calendar Committee on joint budget to whom was referred Senate bill five sixty nine by joint budget recommend due pass counted Committee on joint budget to whom was referred Senate bill five seventy eight by joint budget by Senator Dismang recommend to pass. Committee on Revenue and Tax to whom was referred. House bill ten forty five. Recommend due pass counted Committee on Revenue and Tax to whom was referred house bill eleven seventy ten by representative Bob recommend due pass counted Committee on Revenue and Tax to whom was referred house bill eleven twenty sixteen twenty four by representative aw Beattie recommend due pass counted we are revenue tax to whom was referred house bill seventeen nineteen by representative Lundstrum recommend due pass counted. Senate bill five eighty by Senator Tucker to this decriminalized possession of marijuana legalization of recreational marijuana in the state Senate bill five a. Judiciary. Haspel thirteen twelve by representative Perry center by which to establish the transportation benefit manager act to regulate contracts a surname bills providers and regulate claims and prior authorization procedures for certain ambulance services house bill thirteen twelve. Thank you for. Services. Well thirteen twelves one just right. Announcer. I know okay. Senator Irvin you're recognized intervention pages. The. Okay members I'm so grateful for the coming down here with me can come thanks I have two pages M. Hadley hill and it's Lydia Smith Hadley's fourteen she's in eighth grade she is from St so high school and she does tear FFA loves to go to church thank you and as you would like to get you CA for college and like to try nursing and for work she babysits and she's also a waitress so please welcome Hadley hill add to the Senate today if I pay. And members may also have miss Lydia Smith she is twelve years old and seventh grade from Saint Joh Arkansas and she does a two year farming the student council FFA and wants to go to you have a for nursing school and and. And she is the class president let's give it up for lady is not as great members thank you so much for welcoming my pages today love St Joe it's near the buffalo river go float the river. Here here. Senator you're recognized. Members on house bills you need to read them and go through them at the top of the Senate bill where it says five five five Alan Clark is bill I will go through and read all the House bills from the podium and we will pull the bills out or not but you have time between now and the top of that Senate Bill Page to come to me and ask for which bills you want pulled out of the bat so I can get this this list to the to the staff okay so between now and then please look over it you've got one page of bills laughs at for time to come to me pull out bills and then I'll read them at the top of the page thank you. Thirteen twelve by representative Perry two seven transportation benefit manager act to regulate fax a certain angles providers and to regulate claims and for authorization procedures for certain services house bill thirteen twelve. Insurance and Commerce houseful sixteen forty three by representative Johnson require automated external defibrillators at certain school sponsored sporting events and on campuses of institutions of higher education house bill sixteen forty three. Education. House bill six. Member center for law concerning paper ballot to amend the law concerning paper ballots in March. Counting of paper ballots to amend the law concerning the collection of sort of election results for an emergency house bill sixteen eighty five. State agencies House Bill sixteen eighty nine. representative sorry. An act to amend a public school funding Act of twenty two thousand three to create a comprehensive investment in student achievement houseful sixteen eighty state agencies House Bill seventeen thirty eight by representative Michael on them an act to create the parents bill of rights our house bill seventeen. Education House Bill seventeen forty one members and Ferguson an act to amend the law concerning the assignment of benefits to a healthcare provider to required consent to the assignment of benefits to healthcare provider two men mandate notice to an enrollee or the assignment of benefits to healthcare provider house bill seventeen forty one Insurance and Commerce House Bill seventeen forty six by representative Lundstrum. Term in the law concerning economic development incentives to amend the Arkansas business and technology accelerator act to provide that certain solid waste disposal businesses are eligible for incentives under the act to amend a consolidated incentive active two thousand three arrive at certain solid waste disposal businesses are eligible for incentives under the act house bill seventeen forty six agriculture house bill seventeen forty eight by representative Bentley Bentley an act to establish the law concerning a convention called under article five of the United States constitution House of seventeen forty eight state agencies House Bill seventeen forty nine by Senator shields and I also of authorizing uniform purchases for the department of public safety authorized department public safety to purchase uniforms for the employees of the law enforcement safety office house bill seventeen forty nine state agencies hassle seventeen fifty nine members and Collins. To amend the Arkansas law concerning redevelopment districts house bill seventy nine city county local. House bill seventeen sixty for a person to board on an act to amend the law regarding hunting and fishing license to establish the maximum fees for you for lifetime hunting and fishing license for residents ten years of age or younger to authorize the Arkansas state game and fish commission to assess a transaction fee for certain transactions related to hunting fishing license House Bill seventeen sixty four the agriculture. Any further business to come before the body in the morning hour if not morning hour has expired we will now begin the business agenda. We are passing over house concurrent resolution ten twelve. We'll take a Senate resolution forty one. Senate resolution forty one by representative Senator Tucker. Congratulating vents Henderson the third administrator for the bureau of legislative research and co revisor upon his retirement and commending him for his contributions to the state of Arkansas Senator Tucker you're recognized thank you madam president as for the leave for vents ensure Henderson to join me at the well. Members if I could have your attention I know we're having a lot of resolutions this week but we're honoring somebody today who is very worthy of this recognition in this honor Mister Benson Henderson then started. at the bureau of legislative research in nineteen seventy eight I'm I'm not going to read everything word for word I'm gonna gonna hit the high points because I know we're pressed for time in January nineteen eighty four vents join the Arkansas statute revision commission as ex executive director as the agency began the process of codifying the state statutory law in his role with the commission Mister Henderson presided over the creation of the Arkansas Code of nineteen eighty seven I'm a laborious and detail oriented task completed over a period of years without the aid of computerized applications that are now the centerpieces of such work the creation of the Arkansas Code of nineteen eighty seven would not have been successful without Mister hunter Henderson is diligent nine thoughtful review of all law existing at the time and its impact of the practice of law every day since that time. E. coli as important codification of Arkansas law where the process is that Mister Henderson established to maintain and update the Arkansas Code including being one of the first states to adopt computer computer us coaches conflict sees me computerized approaches to codification work bottom line here is that vents Henderson right here is the father of the Arkansas Code the code would not exist without vents in the old days when people used to draft bills they would just draft a bill of the language that you wanted to be the law there's no one looked at the code and amended the existing code use one over the bureau in the draft and they just put something together on a piece of paper and you ran a bill and that was it vents Henderson created the Arkansas Code and since that time it's totally transformed the way that we pass laws the way the lawyers litigate cases in the judges decide the law and that not only did venture create the code but he also established the process to the code revision commission uses to make sure that the laws are consistent with each other and the processes that he set up for the manner in which we pass laws and the way the laws are reconciled with each other that will I think will be sustained forever so he has a huge legacy for the entire state but especially for the legislative branch of government we we would not do the work that we do at all without this gentleman right here and we all owe him a tremendous debt so I hope for a a strong vote on this resolution to honor vets Henderson upon his retirement of over well over forty years of service and he could spend more time now with his wife sharing his kids and his grandkids but I I hope we can give that's a huge round of applause. I'm close and appreciate a good vote on the resolution thank you Senator Tucker all those in favor of Senate resolution forty one congratulating Benson C. Henderson the second administrator for the bureau of legislative research and code revise or upon his retirement and commending him contributions to the state of Arkansas please signify by saying aye hi. Has had it Senate resolution forty one is about. Senate. You're recognized. Governor I'd like to introduce my My Page for the day and his name is Benjamin Concord and he is with all male charter high school and he is looking to go up to the University of Arkansas this fall and he's planning on being a psychology major he's with the national honor club he is an office aide he plays tennis and baseball. Glad to have you with us thank you. Senate resolution forty four. Senate resolutions forty four by Senator Irvin to recognize that abuse and neglect of children is a signal a significant public health problem to commend the important work being done to combat this public health problem and to comport client April eleventh twenty twenty three is children's advocacy center K.. Senator Rapert you're recognized thank you members of the Senate please help me in welcoming our First Lady Susan Hutchinson to the Senate. Members this resolution is is well written resolution however it's my really humble opportunity to be able to speak from the heart about this woman and and the child advocacy centers at instead of reading this resolution would just tell you about our former First Lady Susan Hutchinson and her passion and her desire for children I have been with her I have and I have been supportive of this because she took this on and she champions this because for children in the state of Arkansas who had been abused sexually who had been abused physically and mentally and and she has put this issue on her back and she carried it forward like a champion and she has spoken so eloquently and so passionately and emotionally about the children that she personally has been in contact with who had suffered the most horrendous sexual assaults and attacks as children and so her work as First Lady of the State of Arkansas was to really encourage and strengthen our support in the room very important role that children advocacy centers have while we are trying to prosecute those horrible criminals that do this to our children she she breaks down and cries almost every time. Because she has taken it so much into her heart she is a fabulous Christian woman she knows that god put her at this time for this very specific purpose and she brought that forward to our state and just has championed this and done so much great good for our state for children advocacy centers in their role and and I'm I can't be more proud to be just a fan but a friend's you are a fabulous inspiration to me and to so many of us for what you've done for these children and I love you so much and and I members I would just appreciate a great vote for this resolution and to recognize this woman for a tremendous work that she's done for the state of Arkansas for these children. Thank you senator Ervin all those in favor of Senate resolution forty four to recognize that abuse neglect of children is a significant public health problem to command important work being done to combat this public health problem and a claim April eleventh two thousand twenty three as children's advocacy center day all those in favor please signify by saying aye. Oppose ayes have it Senate resolution forty four is adopted. Any special thank you to former First Lady Susan Hutchinson for being such an incredible advocate and Senator said so thank you from the bottom of my heart on behalf of Arkansas thank you ma'am. Senate resolution forty nine Senate resolution forty nine by Senator love to proclaim April as a a a a RP month at the state capitol implying April five twenty twenty three is a a RP diet State Capitol. Senator you're recognized. Thank you have a. Colleagues pleased to bring you resolution forty nine. To reclaim at April as a R. P. month at the state capitol and to proclaim April fifth twenty twenty three as a R. P. day at the state capitol you know this is a group that I am about to join. So I'm happy to bring you this resolution. But as a resolution say it's and I'm not going to read it in its entirety but I am going to just read parts of it this is where is the a a RP Arkansas chapter is the state office of the American Association of retired persons which is a national nonprofit with the mission to empower people to choose how they live as they age and we're estate is a R. P. was founded in nineteen fifty eight where is this the A. R. P. Arkansas state office is active in improving the life. Of our cans is age fifty and above and their families and where is the A. R. P. Arkansas state office strives to be the leading resource and education innovation and access to services by removing barriers for fifty and above Page populations now therefore be it resolved by the Senate of the ninety first General Assembly of the State of Arkansas that the Senate recognizes the A. R. P. Arkansas state office as a as a organization that has been vital to serving the needs of our Kansans be it further resolved that the Senate pro claims paid April is a R. P. month at the same at the state capitol in to proclaim today April the fifth twenty twenty three as they are paid A. A. R. P. day at the state capitol you all I would like a good vote on this resolution and then I would just I will introduce our guests in just a second. Thank you Senator love all those in favor of Senate resolution forty nine per plane April as a a RP month at the state capitol and to proclaim April fifth two thousand twenty three as a a RP day at the state capitol please signify by saying aye. Any oppose ayes have it Senate resolution forty nine is adopted. I'm ready I want to recognize just isn't as a point of privilege mystic bride to introduce that she has and then there's other A. R. P. members up in the chamber. Thank you for having us today I'm actually make bright this state director for A. R. P. Arkansas into my live I have Lisa lam cans she is our center region advisor for our campaigns and I also have Susie who is our advocacy team Kohli who is serving with us today and we also have our A. R. P. volunteers and our advocacy team members that are allowing each of their voices to be heard with our legislators and all of the great advocacy work that we're doing in Arkansas thank you for having us. Thanks. And secretary items at the desk. Yes our house bill seventeen seventy two by representative Johnson and that creates a psychological and heroes psychology test testing workforce starship stipend incentive program house bill seventeen seventy two. Okay. No. Thank you should. These. Senate bill more you're recognized thank you madam president members really quick I just want to acknowledge my two pages I have in the back room of they'll stand. I have miss dimensional and miss Milly Raye make both from rise in high school I'm not gonna read all this because it is a lot they're if they're engaged in a lot of stuff they are very impressive the resume here is impressive so glad to have them with me if you would welcome them please. Non anything other then these things calendar where. That's all. Amendment one that Senate bill three forty one. Amendment one Senate bill three forty one Senate boy you're recognized. Thank you madam president this is a concurrent house amendment we passed the Senate bill out of here Senate over the house in this language this additional language kind of clarifies the relationship or expectations with the federal clearinghouse that. Happy to answer any questions. Russians all those in favor please signify by saying aye hi. Is have it members of the board. Senate bill three forty one by Senator board to amend the commercial driver alcohol and drug testing at to comply with federal motor carrier safety administration of regulations. Senator boy you're recognized thank you madam president so this is a we passed the Senate bill out here sent over the house and then there was a request to add some clarifying language on how the the clearinghouse would interact with the state and so that said I appreciate a good vote. No questions anyone with to speak against for Senator has closed. Any objection rolling meadows secretary please will devote Boyd Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield Clark. Davis these dismaying Johnson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace any senator wish to change his or her vote saying nine please cast a ballot. By a vote of thirty two eight zero nine Senate bill three forty one. Passes. Adult. What. Enrollment. That would be the next one. Amendment one to Senate bill three fifty four. Amendment one Senate bill three fifty four. Senator Hammer thank you ma'am sure this was an amendment worked out on the house in to add one additional board member from the home inspectors to the board appreciate a good vote. No questions all those in favor please signify by saying aye. Any oppose ayes have it. Can. Three fifty four by Senator Hammer to transfer the day certain boards to the State Board of appraisers ABSTRACTERS' and home inspectors in an emergency. Senator Hammer you're recognized thank you ma'am chairs I explained amend you go what this does is add one additional home inspector to the newly created border combined board appreciate a good vote. If no questions no one wishes to speak against or for Senator has closed any objection rolling the vote. Madam secretary please roll the vote. Boyd Bryant Caldwell Chesterfield Clark cruel Davis these dismaying Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice and Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace any senator wish to change his or her vote C. nine please cast at the ballot. But thirty two yea zero nine Senate bill three fifty four passes and rolling. Emergency clause is adopted and rolling. Amendment one Senate bill four ninety nine. I make a motion to suspend the rules and put Senate bill four ninety nine on second reading for amendment. Senator Blake Johnson to suspend the rules. The consent and send in grocery. All those in favor signify by saying aye. Any oppose ayes have it Amendment one Senate bill four ninety nine Senator Johnson you're recognized. This is is helps alleviate some of the concerns that were presented yesterday on the floor. All those in favor signify by saying aye. Any oppose ayes have it members adopted centering grossi. Secretary there items at the desk. Hounsell seventeen seventy two per cent of Johnson an act to create the psychological neurosis of psychological testing for of work for scholarships I can incentive program house bill seventeen seventy two Education house of seventeen seventy six first initials to amend the law concerning ground ambulance services to establish a minimum allowable reimbursement program alive of ambulance services has a seventy seventy six and shall have full seventeen seventy seven by representative Nicks in the law concerning the power of a municipality to vacate a public street or alley to allow municipality to vacate and abandon the street or alley when all property abetting the street or alley is by museum house bill seventeen seventies. City county local. Seventeen eighty by representative makes concerning cybersecurity insurance to allow the insurance commissioner to regulate cybersecurity insurance to require coverage for cyber security incidents to establish the Arkansas self funded five with a response program and the Arkansas cyber response board to create Arkansas self funded cyber response programme trust fund hassle seventeen eighty insurance apologize for seventeen eighty three by representative Wardlaw. To amend the Arkansas franchise practices and pass bill seventeen eighty three. Insurance and Commerce hassle seventeen eighty eight by representative Blanche to amend the law concerning a marketing to amend the Arkansas a marking Act of nineteen sixty nine castle seventeen eighty eight agriculture. Well no hassle seventeen eighty nine The representative may call and then to create the technology protection act to prohibit contracts with the government of the people's Republic of China to amend the law concerning state contracts to amend the duties of the office the state chairman also seventeen eighty nine state agency hassle seventeen sixty seven by representative prior to recognize Arkansas musicians to amend the musicians honored on the Arkansas music appreciation day house bill seventeen sixty seven state agencies hassle seventeen seventy five by representative Bob Senator Tucker to amend the law concerning the uniformed attendants to leave policy act to amend the law concerning sekali and to create foster care leaves hassle seventeen seventy five state agencies. Eighteen oh two by representative Warren an act to amend the membership of the Arkansas state board of public accountancy to amend the law concerning the Arkansas state board of public accountancy declare an emergency house bill eighteen oh two state agencies council eighteen sixteen by representative warned to amend the laws concerning the revised uniform unincorporated nonprofit association ACT house bill eighteen sixteen Insurance and Commerce House so eighteen eighteen by representative Beatty to amend the law concerning the pre payment of sales tax to increase threshold for the requirement is certain retailers pre pay sales tax declare an emergency House Bill eighteen eighteen Revenue and Tax hassle eighteen eight eighteen twenty six by representative Cavenaugh. Right to established training guidelines for field auditors of the state of the department of finance ministration to amend the degree requirement for field auditors to require the department of finance ministration to provide an annual notice of state tax litigation House Bill eighteen twenty six Revenue and Tax. Eighteen twenty seven by representative Millikan have determined the Arkansas poultry feeding operations registration act transfer duties from the Arkansas natural resources commission to the department of agriculture House by eighteen twenty seven ACT council eighteen forty by representative Andrews back to regulate unemployment insurance program benefits to prohibit certain individuals who commit fraud from collecting unemployment insurance program benefits house bill eighteen forty. Public health council sixteen fifty four by representative Pilkington to provide sales and use tax exemptions for data centers to provide a sales and use tax exemption for data center equipment that data center cost certain services provided to a data center electricity used by that Senator house of sixteen fifty four Revenue and Tax house for ten thirteen by representative flowers an act to establish a path to restoration of the rights to possess a firearm under state law after a five year period has passed since a person convicted of certain non violent felonies has completed his or her sense household ten thirteen Judiciary. House bill seventeen ninety nine The representative McClure. To create the Arkansas data centers active twenty twenty three to clarify the regulation of the digital asset mining business house bill seventeen ninety nine city council eighteen thirteen by representative peers to amend the law to serve two game Morton for wildlife officer house for eighteen thirteen ACT reporter house from eighteen twenty nine members Lundstrom to amend the law concerning sexual assault collection kids And anonymous can't require a statewide accounting of all untested sexual assault collection kits and and and submitted anonymous kits to make conforming changes House Bill eighteen twenty nine. Public health council seventeen twenty five by representative Johnson. To amend the Arkansas tobacco products tax act of nineteen seventy seven to inform the public of health risks caused by paper products E. liquid products and alternative nicotine products to prevent content contamination alteration or inclusion or of ingredients or other substances invite for products E. liquid products or alternative alternative nicotine products that may cause harm to public health and safety to ensure the safety of Arkansas youth hostel seventeen twenty five. City council low hassle seventeen thirty three by representative going to create the right to play an concerning the park participation of students in inter scholastic activities houseful seventeen thirty three education has a seventeen ninety five per cent Hodges to amend the minimum teacher compensation schedule under the public school funding active toward two thousand three to include open enrollment public charter schools hassle seventeen ninety five education. Seventeen fifty six by representative Shepherd to amend the law concerning campaign finance to amend the law concerning campaign contributions and expenditures to amend the law concerning reporting deadlines to create an automatic of finance for delinquent reporting require the preparation of a reporting calendar to amend the law concerning the Arkansas ethics commission to allow online electronic compliance to amend portions of initiated act one of nineteen ninety and initiator Act one of nineteen ninety six hassle seventeen fifty six. State agencies. House bill eleven ninety two by representative Eubanks to repel the public school educational cooperative Act of nineteen eighty one to amend the education service cooperative act of nineteen eighty five to amend the law concerning a board of directors it covers and an education service cooperative Council eleven ninety two. Education. House Bill fifteen fourteen by representative Shepherd an act to require that opioid overdose rescue kits be located on each campus of each public high school and state supported institution of higher education possible fifteen fourteen. Education house for sixteen oh nine members and eleven to amend provisions of the Arkansas Code as they relate to teacher licensure to amend the conditions under which an individual may teach without a license to amend the qualifications an individual must have to obtain a teaching license to amend the taps of licenses that may be considered under a tiered system of teacher licensure to amend the length of time during which a provisional teaching license is valid to repeal the licensed personnel testing program house bill sixteen oh nine. Education. House. Seventeen sixty six by representative Johnson an act to to abolish the state fire prevention commission to amend the date is the membership of the Arkansas. Farrer. The capped off to. The Arkansas fire protection services board to create the position of state fire marshal to create Arkansas for protection services grant program to play an emergency house bill of seventeen sixty six city county local hassle seventeen thirty seven by representative Richardson to have to create the prop up property owners right to allow farms Act and protect property owners from civil libraries liability if the property owner allows a non employee to carry a loaded firearm on the property House Bill seventeen thirty seven city county local. Senator Hickey you're recognized members I will make a motion to days the same question I made the other day at the organizational meeting last November we voted to change Senator Clark seniority for the duration of the ninety four General Assembly I think is important for this body the body that impose the punishment to formally express a petition on Senator courts in your purse in your to be on the ninety four General Assembly of added a little bit different than the other day to go on and just say if the ninety fifth ward want to extend the penalty penalty there would have to be an affirmative vote by that new body. This is being presented to show that that is not the intention of the ninety fourth General Assembly to that end I move that Senator Clark seniority be reinstated for the purposes of the organizational meeting of the ninety fifth General Assembly at that the member of this body recognized a natural expiration of his punishment at the end of the ninety fourth the General Assembly. That that is full insufficient punishment. Senator Dismang you're recognized motion. Might make a motion for committee consideration. The motion for committee consideration. All those in favor of immediate consideration please signify by saying aye All opposed as having. The motion. By Senator Hickey. Both those in favor of the motion made by Senator Hickey. We signify by saying aye. Any of those. Is haven't motion carries. Well now take it will begin the second page of today's calendar beginning with Senate bill four ninety seven. House Bill four ninety seven by Senator Hester to amend the Arkansas procurement law center exempt certain commodities and services under the Arkansas procurement law. Senator Hester you're recognized. Thank you governor members this is part of the apartment tourism package it just allows our of lodging at our purchasers to to be able to deal with things in a more expeditious manner and hopefully Committee deal some local sourcing on issues happy to answer any questions. Any questions anyone wish to speak against her for. Senator you're pretty close. Center I'm close. Any objection rowing the boat. Madam secretary please rowboat. Boyd Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Crowell Davis dis dismaying Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvin Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. Any said senator which changes are vote. St nine please cast at the ballot. By a vote of thirty two eighty eight zero nine Senate bill four ninety seven passes please transmit to the House. Senate bill five. Ninety three this. Senate bill five eighty one by Senator Penzo to require licensure of a clinic and health center in which a pregnancy of a woman known to be pregnant is willfully terminated or aborted Senate bill five eighty one. Now we will take it Senate bill five of four. Senate bill five O. four by Senator Petty to prohibit pedestrians on a controlled access highway. Senate you're recognized thank you madam president members I'd like to make a motion that we re referred SP five oh four to the Committee for purposes of an amendment. All those in favor signify by saying aye. Is haven't. I feel very. Senate aboveboard referred to. Senate bill five nine. Senate bill five oh nine by Senator Flippo to amend the law concerning stipends for members of the board of corrections center in the law concerning stipends for members of the board of state board. Senator Flippo you're recognized thank you governors members Senate bill five and I was brought to me by department corrections is senate bill one thing it does is going to change a stipend for board members from eighty five hundred or a hundred ten dollars a day which puts them in line with our boards commissions in the state. Any questions anyone wish to speak against her for. Senator is close any objection rowing the boat. Man secretary please rowboat. Boyd Brown Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Davis these Dismang Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice done Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace any center with the changes or her vote. Sandline please cast a ballot. By a vote at thirty two U. A. zero nine Senate bill five zero nine passes please transmit to the House. A bill five twenty three. Senate bill five twenty three by Senator Tucker to amend the law concerning alcoholic beverages and amend the law concerning the expansion about or dining at restaurants to include bars. Senator Tucker you're recognized thank you madam president two years ago we passed a law that allows a restaurant to expand their outdoor dining service without having to go through ABC first we do this in the wake of code because restaurants need to have more outdoor dining during that process we did it very carefully they sought to comply with all A. B. C. regulations if the expansion would change the nature of the apartment and they do have to go back through ABC and then if they expand that are drowning they sought to notify a BC but a father doing is expanding it doesn't change anything they're not violate anything they don't have to get permission to do it first it just helps restaurants and so on I pass that bill two years ago and had a constituents they can we just include bars and that same process so that's all this bill does it just adds and bars and it and it clarifies what a bar as that's it. Any questions for Senator Tucker. Any one wish to speak against her for. Has any objection to running the vote. Madam secretary please welcome Boyd client Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Davis these Dismang Johnson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice doesn't Stubblefield Tucker Wallace. Any center with the changes. Senate Bahnsen NO center these narrow Senator Hammer no Gilmore no. Proehl knows. Anyway. Clark president Mr no Hester no. Any others. Stubblefield no. Penzo no. Any other. Sullivan president. Payton no. Any other place cast a ballot. That nineteen eighty eight ten nine three present Senate bill five twenty three passes please transmit to the House. About five forty seven Senate bill five forty seven by Senator Hester to print to a permit permit a property owner to choose a municipal development regulations for certain property that is located within one or more municipality Senator Hester you're recognized thank you governor the members this is a real problem in in in growing areas and certainly Northwest Arkansas we're dealing with is routinely where somebody might buy a piece of property or farm that half of its in one town the other half in a different town and if you want to develop a subdivision unit having to deal with two different plantings two different inspections to different cities which a lot of times have completely different regulations so my goal was originally had a bill that said you could just be an ex one of them and and X. all in the same all in the same city whichever works better for you work for quite a while the Municipal League we came up with a compromise that I'm very comfortable with that just says you can't be an axe but you can pick which which of the two or three that you want to for the for the for planning purposes so the the other town gets to keep the land in their area but work quite a bit through this former state senator Colby full for a work with him he's amended it twice in the past week so happy to answer any questions. Any questions for Senator Hester. C. nine anyone wish to speak against her for. Close I'm closed Senate committee of the vote. Madam secretary please Robert Boyd Brown Caldwell Chesterfield Clark for awhile Davis these dismaying Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice stands Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace any senator wish to change his or her vote. Scene nine please cast a ballot vote at thirty two U. A. zero nine Senate bill five forty seven. Please transmitted to the house Senate bill. Hi motion on that one. Yeah we're going to pull this from from consideration. Senate bill five forty eight by Senator board required consent to the assignment of benefits of a healthcare provider and to mandate notice to an enrollee of the assignment of benefits to healthcare provider members this comes at a centre Board he's back in the room but what we're going to pull this bill from a further consideration it at his request. Has a motion. Four Senate bill five forty eight from further consideration all those in favor signify by saying aye. Any opposed. I said it. The health. House Bill. Just recognized to read the House bills are gonna be in the batch. Being pulled. Yes. Senator Irvin you're recognized. Thank you members if you'll get your calendars out we will go through every single bill on the house bills starting on this first page Page one starts with the house bill ten twenty house bill ten twenty will be pulled for purpose of an because of amendment house bill ten sixty seven will be in the batch. House bill eleven sixty will be pulled house bill eleven seventy seven will be pulled because amendment house bill eleven eighty nine will be pulled because of an amendment house bill twelve fifty two will be pulled because of an amendment house bill twelve fifty four will be pulled because of an amendment twelve fifty seven pulled because of an amendment twelve sixty has an amendment an emergency clause will be pulled twelve seventy one will be pulled because of an amendment thirteen oh two because an amendment will be pulled thirteen thirteen pulled because an amendment so the only bill on that page in the batch is house bill ten sixty seven. Okay going to the next page. No no they've already been engrossed these amendments have already been engrossed. But I'm instructed that we cannot put bills into the batch. Okay. It's because the system. Okay next page house bill thirteen twenty four pulled. House bill thirteen eighty one holds an amendment house bill thirteen eighty five pulled House Bill fourteen oh nine will be in the batch. Pull. Okay pulled fourteen thirty two will be pulled. Fourteen forty nine pulled. Fourteen fifty four fooled fourteen sixty eight pulled fourteen eighty five pooled. Fifteen eleven fooled fifteen thirteen and the batch. Full fifteen thirteen. Okay so all bills every single bill on that will be heard individually on that page next page House Bill fifteen fifteen will be pulled House Bill fifteen twenty six pulled House Bill fifteen thirty one pulled House Bill fifteen forty seven pulled. Fifteen sixty pulled. Eighteen sixty one hold fifteen sixty to pull to have an emergency clause. Fifteen seventy two batch. Did I hear no. Fifteen seventy two batched fifteen seventy. Hold DO you want pulled or batched. Pulls. Fifteen seventy four batch. In the batch fifteen seventy five pulled. Fifteen eighty in the batch. Next page. Yes. Yes. Fifty okay next page fifteen ninety one will be pulled. Fifteen ninety two in the batch. Fifteen ninety four in a batch. Fifteen ninety five in a batch. Pulled. Okay. Fifteen ninety five will be pulled fifteen ninety. We have gotcha. Okay so it's pulled it will not be in the batch. It's a different reason it has to have twenty four votes to pass so it has to be considered individually sixteen oh four will be pulled sixty nine six pulled. Sixteen seventeen in a batch. Full. Sixteen eighteen and a batch. Full. Sixteen twenty one and a batch. Sixteen twenty seven in a batch. Sixteen twenty nine and the batch. Sixteen thirty six and the batch. Next page. What. Full sixteen thirty six it will not be in the batch we will pull it. Okay top of the next page. Sixteen thirty seven in the it will be pulled. Sixteen forty in the batch. Sixteen forty one and a batch. Sixteen forty nine has emergency clause has to be pulled sixteen fifty has emergency clause has to be pulled sixteen fifty three will be in the batch. Sixteen sixty two has an emergency clause will be pulled. Sixteen seventy four in the batch. Sixteen seventy five pooled sixteen seventy six in the batch. Sixteen seventy seven pulled. You're gonna pull sixteen seventy six out of the batch okay sixteen seventy six will be pulled out of the back soon be separate. Next. Seventy seven is art is pulled articles. All right last page. House Bill sixteen ninety in the batch. Sixteen ninety five in the batch. Seventeen oh three in a batch. Seventeen oh six pulled. Seventeen oh seven and the batch. Seventeen ten in the batch. Seventeen fourteen pulled. Seventeen eighteen and the batch. Pool at seventeen eighteen. Seventeen twenty in the batch. Pull seventeen twenty. Seventeen twenty nine in the batch. Seventeen thirty five pulled. And that's it. Okay. Okay. So in the batch only will be on page one house bill ten sixty seven. On page two in a batch House Bill fifteen thirteen can we match those together. At. It got pulled. Are you I can use my last. Any other questions from members of the committee. Okay thank you. Ten sixty seven is in the batch. There's nothing on the next page there's. Yeah got it I mean right fifteen seventy four in fifteen eighty are in and the batch I'm going to be fifteen ninety two fifteen ninety so that way for your means. Can you all hear me all right I wanna make sure I'm gonna go over the best way will be contagious. House bill ten sixty seven on the first page nothing on the second page on the third page. House bill fifteen seventy four House Bill fifteen eighty. On the next page house bill fifty nine and two House Bill fifteen ninety four. House Bill sixteen twenty one. House Bill sixteen twenty seven. House Bill sixteen twenty nine. And then on the next page house bill sixteen seventy four. House Bill sixteen ninety. Sixteen ninety five. Seventeen oh three. Seventeen oh seven. Seventeen ten. And seventeen twenty nine. Sixteen forty in sixteen forty one should be in the batch. And sixteen fifty three forty sixteen forty one sixteen fifty three and sixteen seventy four fifty three and sixteen seventy four yes. Senate bill five fifty five. Senate bill five fifty five by Senator Clark. Authorize the issuance and renewal of special license plate for my business support and of Arkansas dyslexics all support Arkansas dyslexics portrait and to repeal the hospice and palliative care special license plate. You're recognized. Thank you governor. A colleague support will think the transportation committee for help us get this expedited and leadership for helping us get this expedited in the House once it leaves here so that we can get it passed so small things a license plate bill but on a big issue dyslexia. Of and of. This money that is raised by this will all go up toward that because a lot of it will go toward tutors and some other things if I had had time to do anything can I will call this the audio a long ball Senator Joyce Elliott license plate bill because now everybody's on board but ten years ago of most most of us to know anything about dyslexia and how important was and how important we deal with this I appreciate a good vote on this I'd be happy to take any questions. Hey questions Senator Tucker you're recognized. Thank you madam president I got a issue with creating the play there creating I just notice that you're cutting the Jacksonville enforce based airplane I'm just curious about that no we're not what's up. I took it out I apologize I missed that okay. Any other questions Senator Hammer the manager Sir Clark I know previously when efforts have been made to get a license plate one had the surrender. Was the hospice some healthcare organizations consulted on that anymore they okay with surrendering. This designation for the collection. Senator Hammer as far as I know they were not contacted this was a last minute thing there were only a hundred and twelve we went back and looked at. All the blood which ones were being used and which ones worked and but no because I was contacted at the very last minute to get this done the contact is during fiscal last year and we couldn't do it and then. Everybody forgot and they contacted me. Thursday and so my apologies but no doubt with thank you hit a point right there only a hundred twelve are issued under the hospital here right yes okay and I think that. Any other questions Senator Hammer this will well this is for the hospital. Care that are out there from being are they grandfathered in so they won't lose your place in the future it is my belief Senator Hammer but I did not check that but is my believe that once the plates are out there they can continue to use them and just remove them okay thank you. Any other questions. Anyone wish to speak against her for. Senator you're pretty close I'm close to appreciate a good vote. Senator has closed any objection rowing the boat. Mattis secretary please Robert. Boyd Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield Clark for one Davis these Dismang Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty Brighstone Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace any senator wishes changes to her vote. Senator Hammer president Senator Hickey NATO Senator Irvin no. Senator Hill no. Senator Kroll president Sullivan president any others. DISMANG president. Gilmore president. Please cast a ballot. By a vote of twenty forty eight three nine and five president Senate bill five five passes please transmit to the House. Senate bill five fifty seven Senate bill five fifty seven by Senator crow to amend the Arkansas environmental quality act of nineteen seventy three and to amend the membership of the Arkansas natural heritage commission. Senator prolia recognized thank you governor Supreme Court ruling has declared that the appointment of these commissions are illegal so we are just reconstituting it having the governor appointed farm bureau ag Council of Arkansas and Arkansas wildlife federation are in support of this we did get rid of the director of levee and drainage districts because it has been held empty for years so we did get rid of that qualifications. Any questions for several. Anyone wish to speak against her for. Senator has any objections rolling the vote. Madam secretary please Robert Boyd Brown Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Davis these dismaying Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McGill Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice down Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace any senator wish to change his or her vote. Sam Nunn please cast a ballot five thirty eight zero named Senate bill five fifty seven passes please transmit to the House Senate bill five fifty eight Senate bill five fifty eight Senator Dismang to amend the law concerning public works projects by the Department of Parks heritage interest Senator Dismang you're recognized thank you this increases the threshold from fifty two hundred fifty thousand dollars for the formal bidding on design contracts only applies to the repair operation and maintenance contracts and remove red tape and keeps the competitive bidding process in place. Any questions for service. Speaking against or for. Senator has closed any objections rowing the boat. At a secretary please roll. Boyd Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield Clark role Davis the system Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore hammer Hester Hickey Hill Arvin thank Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice doesn't Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace any senator was to change his or her vote saying none please cast a ballot. By that to thirty two yea zero nine Senate bill five fifty eight passes please transmit to the House Senate bill five fifty nine. Senate bill five fifty nine by Senator Dismang to amend the definition of design professional contract relation to the procurement of professional consulting services contract Senator Dismang you're recognized it It allows so the utilization of on call design contracts for projects below two million dollars again removes red tape while maintaining existing competitive process for the selection of design professional consultants. Any questions for Senator Dismang. Anyone wish to speak against or for. Senator has any objection to rowing the boat. Madam secretary please welcome Boyd Brown Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Davis Davis Dismang Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvin Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice stand Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. Any senator was to change his or her vote. Scene nine please cast a ballot. But at thirty two yeas easy remain Senate bill five fifty nine passes please transmit to the House. Senate bill five six Senate bill five sixty by Senator stand to amend elements of the fund parks grants program. The style you're recognized thank you madam chair members Senate bill five sixty is a bill is run for the by the department of parks and tourism currently they can put what they call fine parks in communities that have a population of twenty five hundred or less they're simply just wanted to raise that to seventy five hundred or less are there any questions. Any questions Senator. Anyone wish to speak against or for. Senator has closed. Closed any objection rowing the boat create a good vote Secretary lease roll right Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Kroll Davis these Dismang Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvin Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rhinestone Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. Any senator was to change his or her vote. St nine please cast at the ballot. But thirty two days zero nine Senate bill five sixty passes please transmit to the House. Senate bill five sixty seven. Senate bill five sixty seven by Senator Stubblefield to amend the law concerning civil liability for damage caused by motor vehicles operated on certain public bridges. Senator Stubblefield you're recognized thank you governor the colleges is a bill we've already ran once in here we send it back a. to come will come of age on my log in France's south Arkansas. We amended and added to and change it to the wooden bridges that are less than twenty feet long so. That's my fellow builders. Because I take any questions. Ford center field anyone to speak against or for. Senator has closed any objections rowing the boat Madam Secretary please well above board right Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Davis the Dismang Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvin Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love Me kidi Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice done Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. Any senator which changes over. Sandline please cast a ballot. The thirty day is the right name Senate bill sixty seven passes please transmit to the House. Senate bill five seventy five Senate bill five seventy five by Senator Mark Johnson to amend the law concerning records to be posted on our website by parole board for the use of a mobile application for posting information concerning row and to create the five. Arkansas I have. Senator Mark Johnson you're recognized thank you madam president of all this bill does is it allows the parole board to create a mobile application like you have on your phone to include all the data and information that is on their website regarding inmates in their their status related to parole and that will be done through department information systems of trans Division of transformation be happy to answer any questions any questions Senator Mark Johnson center Tucker you're recognized. Thank you Mr president I was the last line of the bill. What I would wonder about is that this information ever came down. the only place I see the dresses at the end where it says the information may be removed or parole has been completed should you consider making that shall be. I would have a few days ago Senator but I don't think so today but I don't I don't see any malicious intent on the part of the department I think there that certainly they wouldn't put that in there at all if the warden the intention to pull that down maybe they have a by rule would have a you know wait thirty days make sure you didn't have some instant recidivism or something but but that's my understanding of their intent thank you thank you senator any other questions. Anyone wish to speak against or for. Senator predispose I'm closed Senator closed any objection rowing the boat. Madam secretary please welcome Boyd Bryant Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Kroll Davis dis dismaying Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love Me key Murdock Payton Penzo Petty Brighstone Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace any Senator wish to change his or her vote. Same manner please cast a ballot by the thirty two Yankees zero nine Senate bill five seventy five passes please transmitted to the house Senate bill five seventy six Senate bill five seventy six by Senator Gilmore to amend the law concerning the authority of the Arkansas Public Service Commission over interstate rates charges classifications another actions and to increase the amount recoverable from an affected utility. Senator Gilmore you're recognized thank you madam president members the title sounds a lot worse than it is we're actually just increasing the limit that's set on money that they can expand handling for cases this money is has to be approved through a LC so we're not changing any of the approval for we're just increasing the limit so that's there that when they needed to get approval to rail say happy to take questions any questions for senate bill more. Recognized. It has been increased since seven and I think it's just they think it's time to do that. But not. Yes no specific reasons there's no opposition opposition this bill as I know. Thank you. Any other questions Senator Gilmore. Anyone wish to speak against or for senator has closed any objection rowing the boat. Maddox secretary please rub about. Boyd Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield Clark. Davis these Dismang Johnson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvin Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding huh Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. Any senator was to change his or her. C. nine. The ballot. By a vote of thirty two zero nine Senate bill five seventy six passes please bring. You're recognized thank you madam chair members we have Senate bill sixty six free return back from the house is the one that engrossing air so I am asking to make a motion to adopt to the three amendments. that that we need to concur individually so Amendment one. From the yes I miss one Senate bill sixty six. Senator has made a motion with regard to Senate bill sixty six. Three amendments individually first motion. Will be on amendment one all those in favor signify by saying aye. Oppose ayes. Amendment to the Senate bill sixty six what else for good vote on minute to to concur all those in favor of an amendment to the to Senate bill sixty six please signify by saying aye. Many oppose ayes have it members adopted amendments three to Senate bill sixty six that's for good vote on amendment three for sixty six all those in favor of amendment three to Senate bill sixty six please signify by saying aye. Any opposed as had been is about. Senate bill sixty six by Senator Davies an act concerning material harmful to minors to create the protection of minors from distribution of harmful material act to establish liability for the publication or distribution of arterial harmful to minors on the internet to impose duties on publishers and distributors of material harm for to minors require reasonable age verification to provide for individual rights of of action to allow for attorneys fees costs court costs and punitive damages. Senate you're recognized thank you members this is last time to get to vote on this again it was thirty through thirty four votes in favor for asking for us to confirm again based on the engrossed in their. If no question no one wishes to speak against or for is there any objection to rowing the boat. By the Secretary please roll the best. Boyd Bryant Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Crowell Davis these dismaying Johnson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvin Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace any senator would to change his or her vote. The nine please cast a ballot. By those at thirty three eight zero name Senate bill sixty six passes. Transmitted house of enrollment. Senate Ismaning recognized members if you look at the white pages on your budget counter that's we're going to start on page one we're gonna but vote Senate bill four ninety one because it's an eighteen vote threshold and Senate bill five sixty five separately then if the membership is willing will bats the rest the bills on page one we will batch the Senate bills on page two as a group and then the House bills on page two so we'll start with Senate bill four ninety one. Any questions on. As for ninety one yes. Senate bill four ninety one by joint budget to amend Arkansas law concerning employees of institutions of higher education for an emergency. Senate bill you're recognized thank you Mr thank you just a little bit about what that one does this is the personal bill for higher education as you know we tell them flat essentially in are saying this is given some latitude to make management. Any other questions. Anyone speak against her for. Senator. Any objection rolling. Madam secretary please robot Boyd Brown Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Davis Davis Dismang Dobson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson Leding Love McGill Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rise and stuff feel Sullivan Tucker Wallace. A center were to change his or her vote. Nine. Please cast the ballot. Five thirty two the eight zero nine Senate bill four ninety one passes. An emergency clause Senate bill four ninety one is about Senate bill five five. Senate bill five sixty five by joint budget chairman provisions of Arkansas law concerning the uniform classification compensation act Claire an emergency. Senate members this is the classic calm Bill it a increases the pole position from seven hundred to fifteen hundred allow some latitude to be made for merit pay as you know we have not done a pay plan and so this is the allows and for some flexibility though that does have to be reviewed by us in A. L. C.. Any questions for Senator Dismang. Thank you for. Senator has closed. The vote. Secretary please Boyd Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Kroll Davis these Dismang Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty Rostom Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace any center with the changes or her vote scene nine please cast a ballot. Five thirty two the agency nine Senate bill five sixty five passes an emergency clause adopted please transmit to the House. All right members I'm gonna read off the three separate batches so again we have page one with the Senate bills on page two in the House bills on page two if you'd like to pull one out of four separate vote please let me know Senate bill twenty seven. I'm sorry three twenty seven Senate bill nine eleven. Seventeen. Eighteen twenty two. Thirty one. Thirty six or forty four. All right moving to the next page. Senate bill fifty. Fifty one fifty two. Fifty three. Fifty four sixty one. Sixty four. Seventy three. Seventy five seventy six eighty three or one ten. All right moving to House bills to sixty to ten seventy four eleven thirty five. I would like to pull any of those out from the back should be three separate batches page one. Will be the Senate bills page to the Senate bills Page three of the Senate bills so we're ready to go. It just page one. Three twenty seven by joint budget an action universe of Arkansas division of agriculture cap capital improvement appropriation Senate bill nine by joint budget act of Arkansas public defender commission appropriation for the twenty twenty three twenty twenty fourth fiscal year Senate bill eleven an act of Joint Budget Act for the governor appropriation for the twenty twenty three twenty twenty fourth this year seven seven ten ACT for the offer of state deputy prosecutor turns preparation for twenty twenty three twenty twenty fourth is your Senate bill eighteen by joint budget act for the Office lieutenant governor appropriations of twenty twenty three twenty twenty one fiscal year Senate twenty two by joint budget an act for the Department of transformation insured services preparation for the twenty twenty three twenty four for fiscal year Senate bill thirty one by joint budget act for the department of health licensing regulation board appropriations twenty twenty three twenty twenty for fiscal year several thirty six by joint budget act for the Department of Education Division of Public School academic facilities in France transportation preparation for the twenty twenty three twenty twenty fourth fiscal year several forty four by joint budget after department of corrections parole board appropriations twenty twenty three twenty twenty for fiscal year. No questions on. The first batch. Anyone wish to speak against for Senator disclosed any objection rowing the boat. And secretary please robot Boyd Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield Clark prole Davis these Dismang Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irving Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty Brighstone Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. Any senator was to change his or her vote. C. nine please cast a ballot by a vote of thirty two eight zero nine. That number one passes. And the Emergency C.. Clauses are adopted please transmit to the House will now take at bats member to. Senate bill fifty by joint budget right for the Department of Human Services Division of you services preparation for twenty twenty three twenty twenty fourth fiscal year Senate bill fifty one by joint budget act as part of the Human Services division of the developmental disabilities services appropriations of twenty twenty three fiscal year. Cimber fifty two by joint budget back for the apartment Human Services division of child care and early child hood education probation to twenty twenty three twenty twenty fourth this year. Senate bill fifty three by joint budget act as part in Human Services Division of Medical Services preparation for the twenty twenty three twenty twenty for fiscal year Senate bill fifty four by joint budget after the department Human Services Division of aging adult and behavioral health services appropriation of twenty twenty three twenty twenty fourth fiscal year several sixty one by joint budget act for the Department of Education Division of career and technical education preparation for the twenty twenty three twenty twenty for fiscal year Senate bill sixty four by joint budget active department of energy and environment Arkansas Geological Survey preparation for the twenty twenty three twenty twenty fourth fiscal year several seventy three by joint budget act for the department of education Arkansas school for the blind in Arkansas school for the deaf appropriation for the twenty twenty three twenty twenty for fiscal year several seventy five by joint budget an act for the Department of Education Division of higher education corporation from twenty twenty three twenty twenty for fiscal year Senate bill seventy six by joint budget act for the department of education the preparation for the twenty twenty three twenty twenty for fiscal year Senate bill eighty three by joint budget act apartment back I have a culture appropriation for the twenty twenty three twenty twenty fourth fiscal year seven one ten by joint budget act for the essay you tech appropriations for the twenty twenty three twenty twenty for fiscal year. Any questions on the backs saying none anyone would speak against her for. Senator is closed any objection rolling the vote on the backs. Madam secretary please robot. Boyd Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Davis these Dismang Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvin Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love Me key Murdock Payton Penzo Petty writes them Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. Any senator with the changes of the. St nine please ask about. Five thirty Tuesday zero nine. Second back Senate bills passes in the emergency clauses are adopted please transmit to the House. Amount taken third batch house bill ten ten sixty two by joint budget mac for the office of the treasurer of the state appropriation of twenty twenty three twenty twenty fourth fiscal year house bill ten seventy four by joint budget and I'm for the department of finance administration regulatory division in preparation for the twenty twenty three twenty twenty four fiscal year house bill eleven thirty five by joint budget an act for the Office of Attorney General preparation for the twenty twenty three twenty twenty for fiscal year. Any questions on the third ballot. Anyone wish to speak against her for. Senator has close any objection to rowing the boat. And secretary please rowboat. Boyd Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Kroll Davis these Dismang Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvin Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love Me kidi Murdock Payton Penzo Petty writes down Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. Any senator was to change his or her vote. Scene nine please cast a ballot by voting thirty two yeah eight zero nine. The third batch. Passes along with corresponding. Emergency clauses please return to the House. This nine members will take you to your supplemental calendar. There are three Bills there's really no point because of during those thresholds to consider those separately and so we will do those one at a time Senate bill two sixty eight appropriate just a little over three million dollars for the fire training academy is preparation on. That is a. Seven to sixty eight by joint budget impact for the as they use our tech found training academy preparation for the twenty twenty three twenty twenty fourth this year. Any questions. Anyone wish to speak against her for. Senator is close any objection rowing the boat Madam Secretary please well that Boyd Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield Clark role Davis these Dismang Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irving Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rise stunned Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace any senator with the changes or her vote. Scene nine please cast a ballot. By the thirty two year eight zero named Senate bill two sixty eight and the passes and the emergency clause adopted please transmit to the House. Senate bill five seventy eight by joint budget act to transfer funds to fund monies available in the restricted reserve fund and to allow additional funds for state departments agencies and institutions. I thank you this is the allocation of the General on my son. Any questions for Senator Dismang saying nine to speak against her for. Senator has closed any objections rowing the boat. And secretary please rowboat Board Bryant Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Davis these Dismang Johnson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Arvind Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love Me key Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace any senator wish to change his or her vote. C. nine please cast a ballot by a vote of thirty two yay zero nine Senate bill five seventy eight passes and the corresponding emergency clause adopted please transmit to the House Senate bill one twenty three. Senate bill one twenty three by joint budget anak for the University of Arkansas for medical sciences preparation of twenty twenty three twenty twenty for fiscal year I know that's mine you're recognized this is a U. amis's preparation have to take any questions. Any questions or Senator Dismang anymore wish to speak against or for. Senator has closed any objection rowing the boat. What about. Boyd Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield Clark pro Davis these dismaying Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice stem Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace any senator Richard changes have seen nine please pass up the ballot. By a vote of thirty two U. A. zero named Senate bill one twenty three passes and the corresponding emergency clauses adopted. Please transmit to the House. Maddox secretary. Other items at the desk yes man for president will your committee on engrossed bills to whom was referred senate for ninety nine by Senator Blake Johnson for the engrossed copy with the original find same correctly engrossed calendar. Free Committee on Public Health to whom was referred house bill eleven seventy three person and Evans recommend due pass counted Committee on act right to whom was referred house bill seventeen sixty three five all represented Wardlaw recommend due pass counted Committee on. Distance upon Committee. You have. Committee on it right to whom was referred Helsel seventeen sixty three our represent Wardlaw recommend due pass counted Committee on a grad who was referred house bill eighteen twenty seven five represent representative Milligan recommend due pass counted Committee on advised him was referred house bill at eighteen thirteen by representative peers recommend due pass counted. Don't act on insurance and commerce to whom was referred house bill seventeen forty one by representative Ferguson recommend due pass counted. Committee on Public Health to whom was referred house bill sixteen sixty seven by representative more recommend due pass counted. Senator Hammer you're recognized. Manager like to make a motion. Like to make a motion that house bill seventeen sixty six be re referred from city county local to public health I'll be glad to explain. The motion is to re referred house bill seventeen sixty six. From city county local to public health. To re referred house bill seventeen sixty six on city county local to public health. Any questions. All those in favor signify by saying aye. Thank you. You know I can make some announce. Or can. Where your committee will your committee on engrossed bills to whom was referred senate bill four ninety nine by Senator Mark Johnson compare the engrossed copy with the original find same correctly engrossed agriculture. Senator Hester you're recognized. I remember members of so here in just a minute when we get caught up here the desk we're gonna batch the House bills that we've agreed to batch so we're gonna we're gonna match those then I'm gonna ask members to meet me in the quiet room I need to go over a couple like housekeeping things over a about how the next some things are gonna happen over the next couple days so we're gonna batch House bills and then like literal take me five minutes I just need to run through a few things so we will break from here go back to the choir room a renter to things that we got our committees and so it's two o'clock you do we know how long members need I mean this is is an hour break president will come back at three thirty. Three thirty so we will come back at three thirty back in the session so for whatever time we finish we'll come back at three thirty time certain as soon as we uh to finish the House bills run requirement thanks. Yes. Secretary order items at the desk. I yes ma'am present were you Committee on Judiciary to whom was referred senate bill three seventy seven by Senator Hammer recommend to pass to concur in sentiment one counted Committee on Judiciary to whom was referred house bill thirteen thirty nine The representative of. Lump. Lundstrum recommend due pass counted Committee on Judiciary to whom was referred house bill fourteen fifty six per cent gas why recommend due pass counted Committee on Judiciary to whom was referred house bill fifteen NO to represent Gazaway recommend due pass counted Committee on Judiciary to whom was referred house bill fifteen twenty one member center wing recommend due pass counted Committee on Judiciary to whom was referred house bill sixty no three by representative family recommend due pass counted Committee on. Judiciary to whom was referred house bill sixteen fifteen or so long term recommend to pass counted Committee on Judiciary to whom was referred house bill sixteen twenty three percent Tosh recommend due pass counted Committee on Judiciary to whom was referred house bill sixteen forty seven by representative press recommend due pass counted Committee on Judiciary to whom was referred house bill sixteen sixty three by representative Gazaway recommend due pass counted Committee on Judiciary to whom was referred house bill sixteen sixty four per cent gas one recommend due pass counted Committee on Judiciary to whom was referred house bill sixty sixty six person cast for recommend due pass counted Committee on Judiciary to whom was referred house bill sixty seventy two by representative here's recommend to pass calendar Committee on Judiciary to whom was referred house bill six sixteen seventy eight per cent baby recommend to pass. Committee on Judiciary to whom was referred house bill fifteen seventy fifty eight verison Gazaway recommend due pass counted Committee on Judiciary to whom was referred house bill seventeen ninety percent Gazaway recommend due pass counted. To set. It just this one. For your committee on public health to whom was referred house bill fourteen forty six by representative Cavenaugh recommend to pass as amended number. One. Where your committee on public health to whom was referred. Our house bill ten eleven members the Bill Clinton recommend due pass counted Committee on all public health to whom was referred house bill sixteen twenty two by representative Collins recommend due pass counted Committee on Public Health to whom was referred house bill sixteen eighty one by representative Andreas recommend due pass counted Committee on Public Health tennis for council seventeen thirty one by representative paper recommend due pass counted Committee on Public Health to whom was referred house bill seventeen thirty two per cent Gazaway recommend due pass counted. Committee on Public Health terms for hassle seventeen thirty four per receive Johnson recommend due pass counted Committee on Public Health tennis for house bill seventeen forty two per cent McCollum recommend due pass counted. In public health to whom was referred house bill seventeen forty four Rison Wardlaw recommend due pass counted Committee on Public Health ten was referred house bill seventeen seventy eight every president Johnson recommend due pass counted Committee on Public Health ten was referred house bill seventeen eighty six per cent memory recommend due pass counted. Well. Yes call. If it's regional. I have. All the Division of. The whole history. Yeah. A lot of tickets right now. I don't know what they're. Your committee on state agencies to whom was referred house bill sixteen twenty six by representative eleven work recommend due pass counted. Hey miss members I think I think we're about to take up the House batch. House bill ten sixty seven by representative Andrews an act concerning the qualifications for firefighters to modify the law concerning residency requirements for certain firefighters. House for fifteen seventy Tabor representative hall. To an act to prohibit certain types of local regulation of underground gas storage facilities fuel retailers and related transportation infrastructure. Fifteen seventy. I don't have seventy four. Yes. Yes fifteen seventy two. Fifteen seven seventy two was not in the batch you should have in fifteen seventy four by representative thought and actions for positive mental health for families with young children through the Arkansas Medicaid program to establish supplemental reimbursement rates for preventive services for children with coverage in the Arkansas Medicaid program. House for fifteen eighty by representative Warren an act to exempt cosmetologist from licensing restrictions based on criminal records. As for fifteen ninety two per cent of five an act to amend the digital product and motion picture industry development active twenty two thousand nine. How can ninety four by representative Duffield Act created sales tax exemption for the disabled American veterans organization. Hassle sixteen twenty one by representative back. An act to amend the Arkansas speed trap law to amend the definition of revenue under the Arkansas speed trap law. Sixteen twenty seven by a representative more and I have found that membership dues paid to having our license clubs are exempt from sales tax. House sixteen twenty nine by representative Maggie an act to amend the rabies control act related related to the confinement of an animal in the person's been to allow an honor to confinement animal is received the current vaccination against rabies. At sixteen forty by representative Hodges to amend the definition of rebates as used in the business of insurance and to amend the law concerning taken gifts in the business of insurance. Hassle sixteen forty one by representative baby. To amend the law governing payments in lieu of ad valorem taxes and provide for the billing and collection of certain payments related to certain leased for our purchase property. Hassle sixteen fifty three by representative McKenzie an act to prohibit the purchase of small unmanned aircrafts manufactured or assembled by a covered for an entity. As a sixteen seventy four by representative McCollum. And I concerning the consumer protection division of attorney general's office to amend the law concerning settlement funds held by the turning general's office. Has a sixteen ninety per cent of baby an act to amend the law regarding return to service by central city's season seasonal sign staff members of the department of agriculture. Has a sixteen ninety five a representative Fite. An act to amend the definitions active duty servicemembers used in the child maltreatment act. Hassle seventeen oh three by representative and berries and Act to amend the law concerning leave time for deputy sheriffs municipal police officers and firefighters to add militarily for full time that the sheriff's municipal police officers and firefighters. Hassle seventeen oh seven by representative Paul to amend the Arkansas soul the tradition application in poultry letter utilization act and to provide that nutrient management plans and poultry litter management plans are not public records. Hassle seventeen twenty nine by representative at grandma an act to amend that a list of persons who are mandated reporters under the child maltreatment act to name a licensed massage therapists as a mandated reporter under the child maltreatment act. Any questions on the batch. Anyone wish to speak against her for. Any objection to rowing the boat. Madam secretary please roll the vote Boyd Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield Clark cruel Davis the Dismang Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice stem Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace any senator wish to change his or her vote. C. nine please cast a ballot. By those at thirty two yeah eight zero name. Batch of House bills passes please. Return to the House. Senator Hester you're recognized K. A. members like I said we're we're about to go into recess until three thirty if you would meet with me in the quiet room right now for just a minute but upon adjournment right after that Revenue and Tax will meet one Revenue and Tax adjourns twenty minutes after that insurance and commerce will meet once said adjourns twenty minutes after that transportation will meet and it's because members got to be at all those places so Revenue and Tax then insurance and commerce then transportation but also when we adjourn education's gonna meet and public health going to meet so we got a lot of a lot going on there so. Right off the bat education Public Health and Revenue and Tax going to meet. Okay but once revenue tax adjourns then insurance and commerce will meet once a German transportation will meet. That are. is your way is Judiciary meeting. Judiciary's meeting immediately immediately upon adjournment as well okay thanks. Yeah. All. The Senate is now in session madam secretary items to read across the desk. This is present the house of representatives responsible respectfully requests the return to the house and Senate bill three fifty eight. Without objection. Just be returned. Committee on Education who was referred house bill fifteen oh four by representative macrory recommend to pass. Calendar. When committee on education was referred house bill fifteen fourteen by representative Shepherd recommend due pass counted Committee on Education was referred house bill seventeen thirty three by representative wing recommend due pass counted Committee on insurance and commerce to whom was referred house bill thirty thirteen twelve a representative Perry recommend due pass counted Committee on insurance and commerce to whom was referred house bill of seventeen seventy six by representative Charles recommend due pass counted Committee on insurance and commerce to whom was referred house bill seventeen eighty by representative makes recommend due pass counted Committee on insurance and commerce to whom was referred house bill seventeen eighty three per cent Wardlaw recommend to pass as amended number one calendar committee on Insurance commerce to whom was referred house bill eighteen sixteen members and warned recommend due pass counted Committee on Public Health to whom was referred Senate bill fifty four per cent Penzo recommend due pass counted Committee on Public Health team is further hassle seventeen sixty six by representative Johnson recommend due pass counted. Committee on Revenue and Tax to whom was referred house bill sixteen twenty four by representative Pilkington recommend due pass counted Committee on Revenue and Tax to whom was referred house bill seventeen seventy nine by representative Wardlaw recommend due pass counted. The on Revenue and Tax to whom was referred house bill eighteen twenty six person Cavenaugh recommend due pass counted. Senate bill five eighty two by Senator Irvin permits a sentence enhancements for certain sex offender offenders and to provide for the administration of Act of active acetate treatment for certain sex offenders house bill five eighty two Judiciary Council five eighty three by Senator consent to authorize the acceptance of an affidavit of higher ship to transfer the title and interest in a vehicle of a the Senate Senate bill five eighty three. Transportation. Senate bill five eighty four by Senator Tucker to create standard requirements for physical manifest I commenced required to be kept on a railroad train operating on the main track or branch line within the state an emergency Senate bill five eighty four Transportation. All that. Thank you joint budget stuff. I can display. Per. What I'm gonna do. Fifty five ten fifty four by joint budget act to make an appropriations personal services and operating expenses for the Arkansas Public Service Commission for the fiscal year ending June thirty twenty twenty four House Bill ten fifty four calendar has some two seventy seven by joint budget to make a preparation personal services and operating expenses for the department of labor licensing division of labour for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth twenty twenty four house bill ten seventy seven. Counted hassle ten ninety two by joint budget making appropriations personal services operating expenses for the department of health for the fiscal year ending June thirty twenty twenty four house bill ten ninety two calendar asal ten ninety three by joint budget to make an appropriation personal services and operating expenses for the department of education Arkansas State Library for the fiscal year ending June thirty twenty twenty four house bill ten ninety three. Counted as fourteen ninety five by joint budget making appropriations personal services operating expenses for the department of public safety division of emergency management for the fiscal year ending June thirty twenty twenty four house bill ten ninety five calendar house bill eleven thirty two by joint budget back in preparation personal services and operating expenses for the department of education Martin Luther king Commission for the fiscal year ending June thirty twenty twenty four house bill eleven thirty two calendar house bill eleven forty by joint budget. To make an appropriation personal services and operating expenses for the Arkansas department of transportation for the fiscal year ending June thirty twenty twenty four house bill ten eleven forty calendar house bill eleven sixty seven by joint budget making a preparation personal services operating expenses for the department of energy and environment division of environmental quality for the fiscal year ending June thirty twenty twenty four house bill eleven sixty seven gallon house bill eleven sixty nine by joint budget and I'm trying preparation for services operating expenses for department of agriculture Arkansas natural resources commission for the fiscal year ending June thirty twenty twenty four house bill eleven sixty nine. House bill eleven seventy by joint budget making appropriations public school fund grants for the Department of Education Division of elementary and secondary Education Public School Fund for the fiscal year ending June thirty twenty twenty four house bill eleven seventy county council twelve thirty three by joint budget making appropriations personal services operating expenses for the rest of Arkansas at little rock for the fiscal year ending June thirty twenty twenty four house bill twelve of thirty three calendar. Senator Hester you're recognized. Members I like to make a motion to recall Senate bill three fifty five center call Wells bill from the governor back to the Senate for purposes of amendment. Motion to recall Senate bill three fifty five for the purpose of amendment. Any questions. Hearing none. The question. Senator love you're recognized. Thank you. This year so. Senate bill three fifty thousand is the call was built was is in Senator quality grooming in calling the bill back yet he's in agreement not only called the bill back he's angry with the amendment that we're adding on. Thank you. There any other questions. Hearing none all those in favor the motion say aye aye opposed same sign. The ayes have it. Motion carries. Where your committee on transportation to whom was referred Senate bill five O. four by Senator Patty recommend to pass as amended number one. Calendar committee on transportation whom was referred house bill fifteen forty eight by representative McElroy recommend due pass counted. Hey of members tomorrow. if if I don't I don't suspect that we're going back in the into any committees today. but the commitment that I've made to the house that I understand is being made this is that we will hear anything on our regular agendas so not necessarily deferred bills or anything not on there but if we you know there's concern from some other members as our our eyes about them there are things that are not gonna get heard so if you're chairman and you've got something on your calendar hi if if the the expectations that we will hear the bills tomorrow morning in committee if that's not going to be the case let us know the goals just not surprised somebody. that's that's so go with that but the bills that you see up here this is page one of the bills that we're going to hear. Right these are the bills are going to hear. Page one of the House bills. The and this is just a courtesy ride like. This is just the Senate bills of about the. Back to here. Okay everybody just a second if you want to make sure that your that your calendar looks like this one. That's correct each one of these bills will be heard individually each will be heard individually. First page on the first page only will do this a page at the time. First page only these are the ones that will be heard individually. Almost the entire. Okay we're ready to ready to move on madam secretary. House bill ten twenty by representative Madison center Penzo to amend the uniformly omitted liability company ACT and revise charging orders under the uniform limited liability company act. Senator Penzo you're recognized. Thank you Mr president the house bill ten twenty cleans up some issues with LLC's the two years ago there was a large on this bill that changed some of the protections of LLCs and The initial bill there were some issues with the bar association and the bankers association had some issues this is agreed to language which restores some of the protections that were in LLCs prior to that bill passing two years ago appreciate a good vote. Senator Blake Johnson you're recognized for a question. What is a Senator Hill name on here to see knowing about this bill. Do. I do see Senator Hill. About this bill he is very familiar with this bill okay thank you Sir all right thank you. Any other questions seeing none we want to speak against the bill. For the bill seeing none any objection rolling the vote. Senior manager secretary please role of a board Bryant Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Kroll Davis these Dismang Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irving Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rise stone Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace remember like to go that has not or change their vote. Seeing Maddox secretary please cast up the ballot. By a vote of thirty two yeas and zero nays has returned to the house house bill ten sixty seven. Sixty eleven six. Eleven sixty. House bill eleven sixty by a representative Portland center Johnson to regulate compensation benefits to the public officers and employees and to clarify supervision of a voluntary products under the state Public school life and health insurance program. Senate option you're recognized thank you Mr president members this bill if you recall we had a special session I guess was last year at some point dealing with a lot of the health insurance plans this was something that was part of that stuff at the time but it hadn't been fully vetted through a L. C. as far as leading up to that special session as problems to be dealt with when we got into a regular session represent ward laws worked with C. B. D. and the stakeholders to ensure that this Is what all session you see below bill number to to make sure that there's no problems with this but this separates involuntary plans for me D. E. B. D. it insurers EBT doesn't tack on extra fees to these premiums for dollars I said is ready to go back in the session if there's this also authorizes EBT to write the rules on this so all those will come through counsel to ensure the this is done properly. More happy to answer any questions. Any questions appreciate a good vote. There there are certainly question because it was pulled from the back we want to hear the debate. No questions saying anyone speak against the. For. Any objection rowing the boat. Seeing none madam secretary please role of a board for a Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Davis these Dismang dot something let's Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rhinestone Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. Would anyone like that has not or change their vote. Send a letter to secretary please cast a ballot by voting thirty two yeas zero days three on the bill is passed return to the House. Senator Chesterfield you're recognized. That is cool because I simply want to hear an explanation of it. My understanding of it and reading it was not quite as clear and thank god for Dotson explained something that made sense to me so that is why for that thank you so very much for thank you senator Chesterfield house bill eleven seventy seven. House bill eleven seventy seven by representative Johnson Senator Davis to amend the law regarding alcoholic beverages to clarify the law from private club advertised. Davis you're recognized thank you Mr chair at this bill add just says that if your windows if you are in a dry county and you have a private club license and your windows are not tinted it does not count as advertising so we have some businesses that will or written at because their windows were not tended. And someone came by and read a map and find them because and customers were sitting at a table by a window having a glass of wine or whatever and they were written that saying they were advertising and the selling of alcohol and so this just clarifies that it is not advertising if you do not take your windows I'm happy to take any questions. Any questions. Singerman any member like to speak against the bill. For the bill. Hey this section rolling of. Bencic a call the roll. The board. Brian. Caldwell. Chesterfield. Clark. Clark. Kroll. These. He said. You've done. Davis. Days. DISMANG. Dotson. English. Flippo. Flowers. Gilmore. Hammer. Hammer. Hester Hickey. Health. Irvine Mark Johnson. Blake Johnson. King. Leding. Love. Love. Mickey. Murdock. Murdock. Thank. Payton. Penzo. Petty. Price. Staffan. Stubblefield. Stubblefield. Sullivan. Tucker. Tucker. Wallace. Would you ever like to vote that has not or change their vote Senator dis no. Senator Hammer no. Senator love by. Senator Stubblefield I can't see you. No. Senator Clark hi. Anyone else. Anyone else. Madam secretary casts up the ballot by a vote of twenty three eighty six Nays two not voting in one present the bill has passed return to the House house bill eleven eighty nine. House bill eleven eighty nine by representative planning senator Hammer to correct Arkansas behavior analysts look licensure act. Senator Hammer you're recognized. Thank you Mr chairman. This bill street the Arkansas behavior analysts licensure act currently the group that is identified with this bill are licensed out of Denver what we want to do is bring licensure to the state so that we can have some accountability there were two states that were given on the board to make sure that they have representation in the state the Bill was agreed upon by the time we got it out of committee of the glad to answer any questions. Questions for the body Senator Solomon you're recognized for the one questions and find out this is not creating a new life. This is just bringing that live under the supervision of the state of Arkansas that is correct because right now they're Campbell to a national board with no accountability in the state so this brings accountability here to the state. That the opposition agrees that the opposition started off against it by the time it was done the opposition was it at the end of the table agreeing that this was a good thing one of thank you thank you senator Penzo you're recognized. Thank you Mike Johnson I should be sooner before you ran a we we had that discussion afterwards about whether or not they were going to get the positions of that. Everything yes Senator Irvin was very helpful in getting an amendment to the bill it went back to committee those two positions are in legislation that they are going up going to have and back to our stand at the door got two people picked out identified for those positions okay thank you you're welcome. Any other questions saying number like to speak against the bill. For the bill senator Hammer closure should vote for any objection rolling the vote. Seeing none madam secretary please role of a board for a Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Kroll Davis the Dismang Dotson painless Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty have them Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace what a member like to vote that has not or change their vote McKee NO. Anyone else. Sing number of secretary cast up the ballot. By a vote of thirty one yeas one day the bills passed returned to the house house bill twelve fifty two. Twelve fifty two by representative Johnson Senator Irvin to modify the Arkansas health care consumer act in required coverage for prosthetic devices for athletic athletes of our recreation prosthetic devices for showering or bathing. Senator hammer your service you're recognized thank you as members what this does is adds a prosthetic device for athletics or recreation and a prosthetic device for showering or bathing as being qualified for coverage you may be familiar with the blade style of prosthetics and a lot of kids use those and so this is allows for the that coverage to extend for those type of prosthetic devices. Are there any questions. Seeing none would ever like to speak against the bill. For the bill. Saying no server you're recognized to close I'm closes me makes a medically necessary thank you. Are there any objections to rolling the vote. Singerman secretary please role role of a board right Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Davis days Dismang dot from English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love Me key Murdock Payton Penzo Petty have done Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. Would any member like to vote that has not or change their vote. Senator Pitsch no. Senator Dismang president. Any others. Singer madam secretary please cast up the ballot by voting thirty days one day and one present the bill is passed return to the House house bill twelve fifty four house of twelve fifty four by representative may very and Senator Hammer to amend the state's financial participation amount by using the basic project cost per square foot for public school new construction projects. Senator Hammer you're recognized thank you Mr chairman this bill what it does is it brings it to a more realistic cost per square foot currently sitting at two hundred this would raise it to the two eighty nine or have a cap of up to two hundred eighty nine as I understand it was was told that as far as the projects that are currently approved this would not be retroactive to fit those this would be moving forward in the next cycle so the projects are going to be approved in may would be would be under this two hundred and eighty nine dollar cap potential and here's the picture we've got projects that are being approved that schools cannot go forward and do because the two hundred square foot the two hundred square foot is not enough to a bunch of approved projects that are not getting constructed because it's not sufficient in the in the category funding in order to be able to take care of that so we can either have some projects that are sitting out there that are approved but are getting built because districts can't get the difference back home or we can adjusted to reality which is two eighty nine and then allow some of the projects to go forward and moving forward then the the projects that are there would be able to get funded and I'll be glad taking questions any questions Senator Murdock you're recognized yeah. Allow. Not necessarily to go above the two eighty nine cap this was kind of a Get it to an agreeable point and that is that the actual cost is probably to hire at current levels in two eighty nine but we had to that was one of the things that we discussed in committee we came back in amended to add the cap to it to make sure and as I understand it and so may come out correct me if I'm wrong after this the the department has the final say so on the projects that are coming through so and one thing I do want to point out on page two line thirty one is that it shall be limited to a maximum of two hundred eighty nine so you know if the market turns down and the average cost get down below to eighty nine that does mean necessarily they're gonna get two eighty nine but but to your point if a if a project costs three hundred and twenty five you know dollars per square it's all going to hit it to two eighty nine cap and it's I mean it is what it is it's a compromise between the high and the lows in this is what we came up with. Wow what a number. You will just be real I would be got out of committee had I not put a cap on it so. That's the real. Just trying to be real here. But also senator also had. We we the high and the low and this is what we came up with the average. Senator love you're recognized for a question thank you Mr. So Senator Hammer is only required to construction for The. As I was told and complete communication department is the current projects that are approved would not would not fall under this this is this is going to be for the next cycle moving forward I think it's a twenty three twenty five so those that are being submitted that would be approved in may those would be up for consideration thank you. Any other questions. Seeing none. Senate senator you're recognized for a question sorry. There is couple projects that are ready for are they going to get completed. Well I think that's why we're having this discussion because we can either keep doing deja vu and they say insanity is doing the same thing over and over again moving forward it's kind of like we're at a crossroads as far as the ones that are currently out there it is what it is but we're at least trying to do something moving forward. They're they're going to require they just on the. Go by the wayside or what as I understood or is it was explained to me if they you know they would reapply but is also is understand and somebody correct me if I'm wrong and that is that but they just have to re apply if they want to go back through the process again okay thank you you're welcome. Senator Patty you're recognized. Just a quick clarification so currently we're increasing the cap. The cap right now is two hundred and we're increasing to two ninety eight in the bill we were increasing the cap right which a lot of what we pulled out a minute ago may or may not that particular bill in the future may or may not affected so that we can address it in the future the this bill is increasing the current cap which should be a help Projects coming up in the near future. I would agree and I mean here's what I would perceive as a realistic view we've got X. number dollars I know that there's a thing in another two hundred fifty that you know we're set out there outside what this conversation is about but we can either we can either find some and get him done and just let a new cycle begin to move forward or we can just keep doing what we've been doing and I I think really for smaller schools this will be a benefit to smaller schools so I was told so without this bill passing they're stuck at the lower limit anyway correct that's my understanding correct yes Sir that's the whole objective and and then again to emphasize the point of the membership here the safe room bill that we're pulling back will also affect costs so we may need to revisit that sooner rather than later and I just wanna make that is the one right there's a third bill sitting out there I don't know if it's going to move forward thirteen seventy seven that is in the mix but wasn't discussed but. Any other questions Senator love you're recognized. Senator hammer I'm looking at this bill and I don't see it cap am I missing something I'll see if Kevin. The captain here I don't see it kept in this Page two lines thirty one through thirty two. Twenty factors which shall be limited to a maximum of two hundred and eighty nine dollars per square foot okay this new line. That's amended language and that's that that was the language that I mended in from the original bill. Okay I don't see a current campaign funds I'm sorry senator I'm sorry no I don't think the current campus mentioned in the bill. Okay so if there is no current the current cap two hundred the right. Going to be a rule not legislated. Okay so. There is a rule the. Not not a law in place there is a rule that is not a law. We're going to make a law that the campus to eighty nine to eighty nine match up to two eighty nine okay but what. What I'm saying is is there is a movement but there's not a lot of questions that makes two hundred dollars there is a rule place to make the two hundred dollars I believe in doing this section that the cap as the B. two eighty nine. Up to two eighty nine hi. Okay. Currently there is no there is no. Is it general. Okay. There is there for so that the. I understand and correct me if wrong something come behind me thank you the rule in real right now the campus two hundred percent right. Okay. Okay well do represent look Center love sorry used to being on the other end with. I know there's people I know there's people lined up to speak against this bill so I'm a step by the well let them come see what they want say I'll confirm alcohol confirm that answer to you want to come back to close thank you Sir you're welcome. You see no other questions would anyone like to speak against the bill. Senate is main you're recognized. Kevin And so my my concern is whenever we put a dollar amount in legislation it needs as we already know the construction market has been incredibly Baltz eleven you're paying and I don't know what we pay six or seven dollars for two before not too long ago when they're back down to reasonable you know price at this point I'm not saying we're building schools and to force but again I'm just has that we put a cap in for that reason because I think it's all gonna settle itself out soon enough admit if interest rates continue climbing at the rate of the climbing in the feds keep doing what they're doing there's going to be a crunch on construction my second concern is anytime you put a dollar limit in SO two eighty nine guess what the new bits going to be two eighty eight and so whatever may happen I think we're just artificially going to be inflating what the construction project costs is actually going to be because we're saying about legislation we're willing to go up to eighty nine OR whatever the amount is added look back but again so I've got concerns about and lastly I would say is you know we set aside a half a billion dollars for facilities funding just recently voted on that two minutes ago or in a couple hours ago we want that to stretching two as far as we can for as many school districts as possible I have advocated for a long time now that we need to have some flexibility and we make sure that works for all districts that's our for rule districts in our rich at large districts I just think it it doesn't work and the methodology we have right now it's not meeting needs across the state I'm hoping that we can pump the brakes and say let's do this right let's get our rules right that's going to come back for us as a legislative body so we will have by and in the more that we constrain that being specifically the law the more difficult it is to create that fixed flexibility to have the program right to the half a billion dollars we just set aside. Thank you for your Speaker for the bill. Of questions Senator Murdock you're recognized for it I'm far. What we. Now. But I have the. So. What. Yeah I mean it does it you're gonna have to pick and choose with that they want to participate I think underneath again I'm not a facilities expert but I mean I think there was a commitment by the state that we would find a particular project of the dollar level amount construction cost one out you know road and it's gonna be up to those districts they pair back and try to make it work again I think that there's a lot in turmoil as far as it goes and I don't know that this bill to fix that anyway so I don't know the answer to your question of certain school districts pass Milledge is in in joint budget we did something to try to to protect those because again they will to the taxpayer and said we're going to build a building we're going to raise the millage and got way out of hand really quick for them again I think this whole thing's gonna settle down for we know what's going to happen in the construction world. We would like to speak for the bill. Center Brian. Thank you Mr Mr Mr protium I'll just going to explain a little bit what what kind of flesh out in committee which was the because construction costs for going so high they're approaching like five hundred dollars a foot and the Department wanted to authorize the partnership funding of this is just partnership funding is not the entire cost of the school but district for coming at us with school costs are high not because the necessity the building that because they want to build something that was that was very good for their community we don't discourage the what they can but we can change what the state will pay the reason we put the cap on here is because right now it's it's two hundred it reasonably well every couple years construction cost spikes they were willing to go up to the five hundred dollar amount which means it's it's less it's bigger pieces of the pie so let's schools can get a piece of that so we decided to do is say if we put a cap on this at two eighty nine as construction costs VOL that's that's where the the come back now stabilizing and I think districts are to be you know it that maybe a decade before we get to this cat. Sir what you're recognized for a question. Thank you Mr. So senator Bryan. Following a reason why we do not raise the cap in. The rule is not that is staffed if there's not a cap in the state. Then what is that. I don't I don't think the the does that the Philippines facilities director facilities director cast shy away from that because the way the formula works it would just it would just spike up and so they they wanted a ceiling they wanted to hit something and let it fall back down. What. Two hundred dollars. I don't I don't think it's a ceiling I think it's just something that's actually been there and they said it what with the way they want to change the funding formula it would spike to that five hundred which would funds less projects with more money. And so as a committee we said Hey lower this down we got to put a stopping point so we can get more projects out because it is not designed to build the schools designed to get the the partnership funding to get the the soft costs done and and help schools. Thank you senator Murdock you're recognized for a question if several of us finished finished okay Murdock. The questions. Saying No representative right yes well I just office we we did not oppose with ask was because there was limitation what the district could do they wanted to tweak it but what they're tweaking with which is exhausted funds overnight so the cap is there just to let the phone go little further. Would anyone like to speak against the bill Senator Irvin you're recognized. I I would I'm speaking against the bill because center love is absolutely right businesses remain in rules because of the way the funding formula works we need to remain this does not need to be in the statute in needs to remain in rules we do absolutely what Senator Dismang said is absolutely correct I think it needs to remain in rules if you've got a school district out there I understand that but we've got to think about the entire. State of Arkansas all the schools and the entire bucket of money that Senator love you're one hundred percent right I have you vote no against this bill because it really does need existing rule making and not and statute I appreciate a no vote. We would like to speak for the bill. Against the bill. Senator Hammer you're recognized to close. Thank you Mr chairman just clear up to the just to clarify a few things two hundred dollars is a cap in rule and as far as changing the rule yes it the commission wants to they also have to have the final approval of the plan and the we approve the technical side of projects commission approves the funds of the project so any funding from state is only up to the program of requirements the current cycle projects already funded so to the question about the current ones there are a funded we you know so the question is we can you know we go back and change in rule the one thing I would point out is as was already mentioned that this takes up to a maximum of two hundred eighty nine dollars cap and so it could be up to that and I understand you know the discussion is occurred around this the one thing I know is this we can't keep doing what we've been doing because it's not working and so we can either sit here and and wait on them change rule or we can motivate him through legislation to get it done the one thing I would point out is that we shared with me this would benefit I think greatly the smaller districts what makes it harder in order to get these projects funded so I would appreciate a good vote thank you. Search close for the bill is there any objection rowing the boat. Seeing objection madam secretary call the roll Boeing. Right. Caldwell Chesterfield. Chesterfield. Clark. Clark. Coral. Coral. Davis. Davis. These. DISMANG. Dobson. English. English. Choosing Flippo. Flippo. Flowers Gilmore. Gilmore. Hammer. Hester. Hickey. Hello. Irvine. Blake Johnson. Blake Johnson. Mark Johnson. King Leding. Leding. Love. The key. Making. Murdock. Page. Penzo. Petty. Petty. Rice. Rice. Staff. Stubblefield. Sullivan. Tucker. Wallace. What anywhere like the voter has not or change their vote Chesterfield no. Clark hi. Gilmore no. Davis no Kroll no Leding. So. Blake Johnson no Petty no Mark Johnson no the key and no blood flow no. English no. Anyone else. Everyone give with the board. No. Better secretary the ballot. Voted for days twenty six no one nonvoting one present the bill fails Mr chairman. I'd like to make a motion that house bill or that we expunge vote by which house bill twelve fifty four ms really failed and withdraw from further consideration. Follows. I thought I'd try anyway Like to expunge though no problem should I'll not bring it back up unless all you all tell me one so I'd like to explain favor expunging the vote by which house bill twelve fifty four failed signify by saying aye. Opposed say no motion carries. House bill twelve fifty seven. Twelve fifty seven by representative archer Senator Hammer to expand health benefit coverage for certain place officer retirees of municipalities and counties. Senator Hammer you're recognized thank you Mr the issue that this bill addresses is that many city and county local enforcement officers to have reached a service requirement under Lotfi full retirement officers having served almost thirty years as to which apply to are choosing not to retire and stay on force at their personal private insurance costs or don't have options of joining spouse's insurance for up to three five years gap until they reach the Medicare eligible in addition to D. incentivizing of sees an officer from enjoying earned retirement this also creates difficulty in recruiting new officers for the city or county force there was no no opposition and no fiscal impact the state per the amendment that was put on the bill all law enforcement so stations are in favor of this also a qualified officer near thirty years of service and payments into an insurance plans what that means would have the option to elect to purchase the full premium price of the current insurance plan with the city council within the first sixty days qualified retirement for them and their families until Medicare eligibility there's also a ninety day entry option for those who retire post one January first two thousand seventeen for those retirees to purchase it if they find value in this this is this is not important to mention unless question these officers are currently not retiring not only does that provide continue physical risk of those officers where she retired it also leaves a city and county subsidizing premiums for high risk members and holds up bring in a new younger officers this method Mears. This method mirrors The current benefit option the state provides Arkansas state police retirees increase the options for retirees and health of cities other police force rosters and most importantly research rewards the decades of sacrifices for those who bravely served our cities and I'll be glad to answer any questions. Are there any questions. C. number any member like to speak against the bill. For the bill seeing none Sir hammer blows yes create good vote. Any objection ruling of a cinematic secretary please role of a board Bryant Caldwell Chesterfield Clark for awhile Davis these Dismang Johnson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irving Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love became Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice and Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. Would any member like to vote that has not or change their vote. Seeing none madam secretary cast up the ballot by voting thirty two yeas and zero days the bill is passed returned to the house house bill twelve sixty. Twelve sixty by representative Johnson to amend the law concerning immunities under the Arkansas local police and fire retirement system and declare an emergency thank you Mr president colleagues is comes from joint retirement committee. We heard over there and The actuarial statement if you look at that shows that there will be no impact house bill twelve sixty affects the benefits to the local police and fire retirement system the bill would increase the multiplier for all paid members all the paid members would also begin to pay an increased contribution rate of one percent increase by one percent house bill twelve sixty will increase the benefits and so increase the cost of the system but it also increases the contributions and I have any questions here that shows they're work on how they reached is the real impact. Questions. C. nobody member like to speak against the bill. For the bill you're recognized close your bill senator paid I'm close Preciado any objection rowing the boat. See no matter secretary please role of a. Boyd Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield Clark for a loan Davis the Dismang Dobson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvin Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. Would any member like to vote that has not or change their vote Senator Dotson president. Anyone else. Cinematic secretary cast up the ballot by voting thirty one yeah zero may someone present the bill has passed. Returned to the house House Bill Wells six just to the house bill twelve seventy one Senator Irvin. Twelve seventy one Matt representative Johnson Senator Irvin to amend the prior authorization Transparency Act into exam to certain health care providers that provide certain health care services for prior authorization requirements Senator Irvin you're recognized thank you Mr chair members of what this bill does is creates a program that providers can qualify for based on their previous or record in history of prior off prior authorization approval status so it's considered a gold card status and this sets up that program we worked with all the different health care providers and insurers to try to get to and we did get to and agree to bill this is good legislation that will refocus the prior decision prior authorization process on the high need areas and allow for your everyday problems for prior authorizations that do get approved all the time to to not have to go through that very and bureaucratic and and inefficient process that creates a huge administrative burden on healthcare providers and health harms that patients by delaying their care I'll be happy to answer any questions. Are there any questions Senator Solomon you're recognized. By the division that a problem for a long long time and access to care for a longer time to read the bill payment from complex yes and it seems like it takes a number of years and it doesn't seem like that are problem because we'll pass I have already said. Some service don't have to have a problem provision in the dower going to set up a very complex system of prior authorizations and after there's a cost affiliated. With that in time labor. read. Exemptions from service. From. Prior authorization. This is not for the time that we see rather than going through this incredible labor intensive program that's what it looks like when I read the bill yeah. I know I I I appreciate your comments you know what I can tell you is there are companies already starting to create these programs I don't think it's going to be as intensive and and complicated as as it reads out but we wanted to be very specific about the way it was structured in the appeal we try to be very thoughtful about that but I don't disagree with the the problem is when you start exempting you you know you'll leave something out and let's just get the line long long long long so we felt like if if over ninety percent of your claims are already approved then there's no reason to have to put somebody through that process so and because it is actually creating inefficiencies and burdens on both sides for the healthcare provider and the patient and the insurers so if over ninety percent of your clients are already prior authorized then you shouldn't have to go through the the process so. Well no no well I would disagree yeah that would have. We have for you have things that we said no more prior authorizations for right and that works pretty well yeah and now we're going to conduct by the process for don't sit in the back now I I appreciate it if it were up to me I would to strike all proctors ations completely but I'm trying to be responsible work within the industry so this is where we're at but I so much appreciate your spirit about it. Any other questions. Seeing none would anyone like to speak against the bill. For the bill. Senator Irvin you're recognized to close members this is really about patient care and making sure that patients are able to access health care as quickly as they can and with that I'm close I appreciate a good vote thanks any objection rowing the boat a city junction secretary please call the roll away. Right. Caldwell Chesterfield. Chesterfield. Clark. Clark. Kroll. Davis. Days. DISMANG. DISMANG. Dotson. English. Five. Flowers Gilmore. Hammer. Hester. Hickey. Hello. Health. Irvine. Blake Johnson. Blake Johnson. Mark Johnson. King. Leding. Love. Love. Mickey. Murdock. Payton. Penzo. Penzo. Petty. Price. Staff. Stubblefield. Stubblefield. Sullivan. Tucker. Tucker. Wallace. Remember like to vote that has not or change their vote Senator love by. Dotson no. Senator Stubblefield no Senator Clark no. Senator Chesterfield hi. Senator Blake Johnson hi. Anyone else. Anyone else Madam Secretary cast up the ballot by voting twenty six chase five knows one non voting the bill is passed returned to the house. House bill thirteen oh two thirteen and two by representatives wing and centre Tucker. To offer insurance coverage of traumatic events and counseling for public safety employees and require a study of availability for peer support access for volunteer firefighters Senator Tucker you're recognized. Thank you Mr president this is an important bill for us to finish the session and get past just like our men and women in uniform overseas the folks on the front lines here at home or police and firefighters experienced dramatic events and just like our men and women in uniform overseas a lot of times there's some some mental health repercussions for that and we need to make sure that they have an opportunity get treatment for the for those mental health issues they get in the line of duty for serving all of us and that's what this bill does that requires the employer so it's going to be by and large cities and counties to provide twelve mental health visits for a firefighter police officer who experiences a traumatic event in the line of duty it's only for paid full time and it's the the liability of the cities and counties as captain the copay which generally it's going to be twenty dollars per visit. For a total of twelve visits so the total liability per dramatic event for a city or county is going to be two hundred forty dollars so we're not talking about a whole lot of money here it's this is very important for us to do because we do have men and women who are suffering from PTSD including up to the point where it had three firefighters down by suicide and and we need to make sure we're providing a treatment for these people who are serving all of us as I mentioned I'm happy to take any questions last thing I'll mention before I do that is this is essentially a pilot program because it has an effective date of January first twenty twenty four so we're gonna give eight months for the cities and counties to figure out how they want to construct the program around this and that it has a sunset date of January first twenty twenty five so we're gonna see how works during that year of twenty twenty four and we'll come back in session twenty twenty five and try to enact more permanent program at that point in time but this is been worked over by the cities and counties and other than either oppose the bill at this point they're both neutral on we've amended the bill to address their concerns and again we need to do this for our police and firefighters happy take any questions are there any questions Senator Solomon you're recognized for a question the final reminder. What's the matter yes you don't have to make sure that the yes Sir does our prior authorization. I don't know what would I don't know what you mean by that. The bill prior approval okay and border border prior authorized now for one. data qualified which I think is a good thing apresentam FOR a big process now will get services done but if you don't go that far thank. Any other questions Senator committee member like to speak against the bill for the bill Sir Clark here Tucker you're recognized for your bill thank you Mr president let's let's get this done for police and firefighters appreciate a good vote any objection rowing the boat seeing none madam secretary please role of Bryant Caldwell Chesterfield Clark rolled Davis these Dismang dot from English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice stand Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. Would any member like a vote that has not or change their vote. The number of secretary cast a ballot by voting thirty two yeas and zero nays the bill is passed return to the House House Bill thirteen thirteen thirteen thirteen by representative Hudson center Murdock chairman exemptions of life insurance proceeds from actions by creditors and and representatives. Senator Murdock you're recognized thank you this is a life insurance clean up bill to make sure your death proceeds go to the proper place and take care of those that you leave the money for when you that is the queen of the actual good vote are there any questions. Saying what you want to speak against the bill for the bill saying nicer Murdock was closed any objection rolling the vote saying no matter secretary please role of a Boyd Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield Clark for awhile Davis these Dismang Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irving Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love the key Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rise stand Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. Remember like to vote that has not or change their vote. Seeing madam secretary please cast a ballot. By a vote of thirty two yeas and zero nays the bill is passed returned to the house the. Okay just a second members here's the plan at at six o'clock we're gonna take a twenty minute break so that staff and any members that want to can yeah you know you sell these dinner if we're going to take about an hour and fifteen minutes for page we got five pages left after that last page our our goal intent is to clean the calendar today so we will we will stay focused on that but it took an hour and fifteen minutes on that page so madam secretary. Senator Chesterfield you're recognized. Yes Sir I have a bill that came out of. Education you today is it appropriate to put at the bottom of the calendar wait until tomorrow. Is it a House Bill yes. We talk about the Little Miss Senator Dismang the. I think it is thought that the words amount but I think we are we get a discount there's no point having a a another counter for you know getting if we were the one that we have on hand so now that I think it is let's see how we progress through the afternoon and probably know that I if it makes sense to have another valid created will do that but if it looks like we're going to be until two o'clock just to finish what we have on hand. Probably won't have another county created that makes sense. So that necessarily the answer most likely know that that would be for anyone in the room so madam secretary you're recognized. We are committee on transportation whose whom was referred house bill sixteen ninety two per cent wing recommend due pass counted. Page two as you'll see it's a it's every bill but to but the this is gonna be page two of the House bills. Make sure that your your calendar lines. Everybody good. no these are bills we're going to hear your bills are going to hear. Page two house bills bills that we're going to hear. Okay. House Bill thirteen twenty four Senator Boyd has thirteen twenty four by representative Bob center board to amend the law concerning vehicle headlamp requirements. Senator boy you're recognized. Thank you Mr president this bill is a simple public safety bill it helps ensure vehicles can be seen when it's raining allows a police officer to pull someone over for not turning on lights when it's raining outside. Any questions. Senator Pitsch you're recognized. Thank you Mr so. Currently it's not a offense allow them to stop you. But if you're if you have your windshield wipers on and not your headlights. You're breaking this section a code. Yes the that's my understanding this is to allow them now the answer that a primary offense and pull a car over simply for having a windshield wipers on without their headlights yes Sir weekly comes pouring down rain and you cannot see these cars especially these large trucks and so this just gives them the ability to to pull them over and you know so does this bill the finder or alluded to the volume of rain falling or could just be because I got my wipers on how on a dry day so if you need your windshield wipers on you need your headlights on at the same time. That's Arkansas law now this just makes it a primary offense solidus are very that that's what it does is make their primary offense yes Sir that's all it does thank you. Senator hill you're recognized. Centreboard kind of touched a little bit before why do we even need this bill because all the vehicles nowadays lights come on why why this even relevant. Sir is that is it because as we produce new cars that's true but there's still a lot of cars on the road that is not the case and it is dangerous for your family my family when someone is out driving in the rain and of their headlights are not on and so this helps make sure that we can at least pull people over and say you really need to turn on your headlights thank you. Senator Dotson you're recognized for a question. Thank you Mr president Senator board so if if your automatic lights stop working or you have an older car that that day you didn't realize that you're possibly in that. All all of a sudden now where that wasn't a primary offense. It is a primary offense and you might be cited. Find and and that sort of thing for for a not having remember me to switch on your life. Just because it started sprinkling on you so well. I. If it's raining to the point where you need your windshield wipers on your lights should be on as well and so technically there could be a twenty five dollar fine what I hope is it would really thought the officer would say Hey do you realize it's raining you lights aren't on that's what I would hope would happen most of the time but yes they could get what it says is a twenty five dollar fine and it does it but yes it takes it from a secondary offense to primary fence that all this bill does. Any other questions. Senate Chesterfield you're recognized. Miss that transportation meeting. This state transportation right yes ma'am at I must miss that without a lot of controversy. It It has. I'm trying to figure out you know we continue to criminalize people for us to. And now this is gonna be the main reason you get pulled over it is one thing if you're pulled over for something else but now this will be the main reason that you get pulled over it is that what we're saying but the primary. What I'm saying is it does change to a primary offense so what's happening is there are cars driving around a heavy rain that do not have the lights on and that is a dangerous situation senator and what this bill does is it it authorizes officer to pull someone over and you know. Technically they could give them a fine but it even pulled over and say Hey turn your headlights on but right now they can't even do that and so if. I'm just telling you that's that's what that's what the bill does thank you very much I this is troubling to me thank you Senator Solomon you're recognized. Described as a dangerous situation you have any data on how many accidents have happened because of the. Senator this bill's been out there while I and I did some research weeks ago. The data is scarce but there is ample experience where this is happened in Arkansas it's happening here and this just does exactly what it says moved that from a secondary Fenster primary entrance of this wondering if we have any records that the primary and thank you for by citizens live are having serious acts like the data would be pretty available and significant impact. Thank you for your question thank you. Any other questions saying nobody would like to speak against the bill. For the bill. Senator boy is closed for the bill. Close. better secretary please call the roll Boyd. Bryant. Caldwell Chesterfield. Clark. Crawl. Roll. Davis. Davis. These. This mine. Dodson. English. Flippo. Flowers Gilmore. Gilmore. Hammer. Hammer. Hester Hickey. Health. Irvine. Blake Johnson. Mark Johnson. King Leding. Love. Mickey. The key. Murdock. Murdock. Payton. Thank. Penzo. Petty. Rice. Rice. Staff. Stubblefield. Sullivan. Tucker. Wallace. Wallace. What any member like to vote that has not or change their vote Senator Hammer no. Make T. no. Kroll no. Gilmour no. Davis for you voting no. Anyone else anyone else seeing none madam secretary please cast of the ballot by a vote of sixty eight twenty four Nays two not voting the bill has failed. Returned to the house. Mr president may make a motion to expunge the vote by which house bill one three two four failed. As a motion to expunge the vote by which house bill one three two four failed all those in favor say aye. Opposed say no motion. Motion carries. House Bill thirteen eighty one. House for thirteen eighty one by representative ward on Senator Wallace to amend the law concerning Arkansas's contribute kind contributions to the match national set statuary hall collection in the United States capitol. Senator Wallace you're recognized Mr president members as you all know we've got two new statute's going to the national statuary hall Johnny Cash and daisy guesstimates that means we'll bring it back we need this bill to be able to bring these these two statues back there will be no cost to the government all this will be done by a public funds what the bill does do. Is it allows a secretary of state to donate the existing statues representing. Mr rose and Mr Clark. To any public entity that we working with the families now to Give them their option where they want to go with it also. In the other part is any donation that's given is subject to the approval of the Legislative Council says we're going to be out of session. Or the General Assembly if we're back in session but will probably be they'll see. And we're going to place in the capital. Two smaller replica statues perhaps up on the fourth floor or the old state capitol state grounds of these two statues and with that I stand by to answer your questions are there any questions. C. nobody member like to speak against the bill for the bill. Senator Wallace you're recognized time locals close any objection rolling the vote saying nine by secondary please role of a board right Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Davis these Dismang Dawson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love the key Murdock Payton Penzo Petty you have done Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. What a rock that has not or change their vote. Seeing the Secretary casts up the ballot by voting thirty two yeas and zero nays the bill has passed returned to the house house bill thirteen eighty five thirteen eighty five by representative Bob and senator Davis to ensure that health care providers are properly reimbursed by the Arkansas Medicaid program for for for providing a long acting reversible contraception immediately and during postpartum. Senator Davis you're recognized thank you Mr share this bill and just requires Medicaid to reimburse health care for providers for providing a long acting reversible contraceptive immediately and during this part and we already cover this and so it's just and providing a global payment around it that and fiscal impact is small but the long term savings the cost avoidance is tens of millions of dollars and it's no one opposes ask forget that thank you. We will ask you questions sing none we would like to speak against the bill for the bill Senator Davis has closed on the bill any objection rowing boat C. number. Objection madam secretary please call the roll away. President bright. Right. Caldwell. Chesterfield. Clark. Clark. Roll roll. Davis. Davis. These. Days. DISMANG. Dotson. Dotson. English. English. Flippo. Flippo. Flowers Gilmore. Gilmore. Hammer. Hester. Keiki. Hello. Irvine yeah. Blake Johnson. Blake Johnson. Mark Johnson. Mark Johnson. King Leding. Love. Love. The key. Mickey. Murdock. Page. Page. Penzo. Petty. Page. Rice. Rice. Staff. Stubblefield. Seven field. Sullivan. Sullivan. Tucker. Wallace. Wallace. I would like to vote that has not or change their vote Senator dis by. Roll by. The key by. Love by. Blake Johnson hi. English hi mark Johnson hi. Gilmore hi. Anyone else Senator Clark hi. Senator paid in by. Senator Solomon hi. Anyone else. Seeing none Senator Stubblefield hi. Anyone else. Senior madam senator Dave Wallace hi. Anyone else. Senior madam secretary casts up the ballot by voting twenty eighty eight two not voting to present the bill is passed returned to the house. House Bill fourteen oh nine. House for fourteen oh nine by representative Brad the Senator Tucker to adopt the uniformed community property the position and that this act Senator Tucker you're recognized. Thank you Mr president this is a this is a Bar Association bill it's a uniform law on community property disposition that death for marital property Meryl property in the United States is anything but uniform it's different and just about every state specifically there are nine states that have what's called community property where if you're if you're the first spouse dies in your marriage happy property goes to your spouse have goes to your state Arkansas is not one of the states and so what the the uniform law saying is that when you live in state acts and the property he might during your marriage is treated the way the law is in that state and then if you are moved to another state while you're married the property you can let during your marriage while you're in that state is settled according to the laws of that state it helps reduce litigation it increases clarity on the disposition of property at death of I someone who's married this is really just an update of the original law that was passed back in the nineteen seventies there's no opposition that I'm aware of happy take any questions. Any questions Senator Solomon you're recognized me out on Page one line thirty one it talks about marriage and other relationships what are the. I am your guess is as good as mine senator I think. It's just trying to aye lawyers tended to consider Dismang did a good job a minute ago when center Chesterfield asking about whether we would have a supplemental calendar the at the end of the day and kind of hedging a little bit that's what lawyers do again this but this bill was drafted in Thailand by lawyers because it's the uniform law passed not just in Arkansas but in every state so that we have consistent laws about this and I think that's just a hedge because this is really I mean some some states might have laws as Arkansas does it where you have a marriage by common law where if you lived together for a certain number years the law treats you as having been married so I don't know the Bill. No the common law marriages bill that says other relationships Mr. And it does clarify underneath that. Another relationship where community property could be acquired during these existence of the relationship and as I mentioned this is really the purpose of this law every state not every state but there are a lot of different ways that states structure the the acquisition of property during a marriage in the disposition at death and so a particular state even if you're not married they might have a law where you have some relationship like a common role law relationship where according to the law that state community property is acquired during the course of the relationship and so does she uniform act is intended to apply to that relationship isn't as much as it is to a marriage when you have three four five. Warner brothers NO stay where that's legal so I would say no to that. Yeah. I think we're may be to older people are living together and the nightmare because they might have to give up their That is where our law. And so with this fight with other relationships apply. In a situation like that he could he could again it's going to depend on a lot of that state. I don't think Arkansas would but there might be a state out there where it would and so that's just what the uniform act is trying to cover. This and that yeah what's what's the intent of what. Bill. The bottom line is marital property the weights accumulated it gets complicated when one person dies and we're as we're trying to reduce litigation one of my biggest talking points in committee is this is going to actually reduce work for lawyers because it helps clarify things and and so what what and again if you have a will this doesn't apply it's only for people who died intestate without a will if you designate how your property is going to be distributed at your death according to your will or trust that's the way it's treated but if you if you pass intestate and you live in multiple states over the course of your marriage in that property of your marriage is going to be distributed according to law of the state where you live when the property was acquired. That's a. Any other questions. The other questions saying we would like to speak against the bill. For the bill Senator Tucker you're recognized close just to read it rendering one point this is a uniform act so was this was not drafted by me or the Arkansas Bar Association this is the law that's passed really across the country to make sure the law on this point is consistent from state state appreciate a good vote. Any objection rowing the boat. Seeing secretary please role of Boyd Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield. Davis the Dismang Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvin Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty Brighstone Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace would ever like to vote that has not or change their vote. Dotson president. The president. Anyone else. Seeing Senator Solomon president anyone else. Senator Penzo president. Senate president Senator Stubblefield president. Anyone else. C. number of secretary cast a ballot vote of twenty six eight zero Nays six president the Bill pass is returned to the house House Bill fourteen thirty two fourteen thirty two by representative Fortner and Senator Flippo to amend the law regarding alcoholic beverages Intermin the law related to the selling of alcoholic beverages with food purchased for delivery or to be consumed off premises. Servo you're recognized just what y'all want another alcohol bill good news is this is expanding things This Is brings clarification to a law that we passed in twenty one so members what we ran into was Senate bill three thirty nine that we passed in twenty one to allow for alcohol delivery for restaurants on and you all don't have this in front of you but it's when read here on page two lines line thirty four that bill it just says this section does not apply to a private club or restaurant located in a dry area the issue that we had there is that. The the A. B. C. assume the private club in in any area and not just in a dry area so the only thing they were injured in here is it doesn't apply to a private club in the White County nothing else changes with this bill as far as what can be delivered the quantity the fact is to be sealed A. B. C.'s promulgated the rules on this the actually worked a language that's the only change your edges brings clarification because there was confusion on whether I'll private club in a what County could deliver alcohol because of the way that was working three thirty nine so all this is done it just bring clarity to that. For any questions Senator Mark Johnson you're recognized. Thank you Mr president Senator Flippo you keep saying in a wet candy so this would not apply under eye cans correct. Okay that's correct. For the bill. Senate level you're recognized close was rebuilt presented by any objection rowing the boat saying no matter secretary please role of a. Boyd Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Kroll Davis these Dismang Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace what a member that has not or change their vote Senator Dotson no. The snow. Gilmore no. Rolls no Hammer president. Clark no. Anyone else. Stone NO. G. Stubblefield no. Anyone else. Singerman secretary cast up the ballot by voting twenty four yays seven days and one present the bill is passed returned to the house House Bill fourteen forty nine. House bill fourteen forty nine a representative Ferguson as senator Wallace to amend the law concerning lifetime licenses and with cosmetology Act Sir Walter Wallace you're recognized Mr president. Members this bill simply says of the license the last in the. who is age fifty five or older. It has been actively engaged in the practice or teaching of cosmetology for twenty years or more may apply for a lifetime license in the past it was sixty five years in twenty years. Then with that I stand by for your questions are there any questions seeing none we would like to speak against the bill for the bill Senator Wallace you're recognized to close I am closer his clothes any objection rowing a boat seeing none madam secretary please role of a board Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield Clark ruled Davis these Dismang Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irving Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love K. McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty Rostom Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace any member like to vote that has not or change their vote. Seeing no matter secretary please cast up the ballot. By a vote of thirty two yeas and zero nays the bill is passed return to the House house bill fourteen fifty four fourteen fifty four by representative right to amend the definition of a home state for purposes of property taxation and to provide that certain dwellings owned by limited liability company qualifies a homestead. Service when you're recognized thank you members this just allows the same benefit that we give currently to revoke will and no here revoke herbal trust to LLCs which essentially means and if it's a husband wife or even just two individuals please property there's also their homestead they can qualify for the homestead tax credit with that be happy to take any questions are there any questions. Seeing nobody would like to speak against the bill. For the bill Senators Rapert you're recognized to close his close any objection rowing the boat seeing none at a secretary please role of a board for a Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Davis these Dismang Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvin Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. What any member like to vote that has not or change their vote. Seeing none madam secretary please cast up the ballot. By a vote of thirty two yeas and zero nays the bill has passed. Returned to the house. House Bill fourteen sixty eight hassle fourteen sixty eight by representative long as Senator Mark Johnson to create the given name mac and prohibit requiring employees of public schools and state supported institutions of higher education to use the person's preferred pronoun name or title for that formal consent. Senator Mark Johnson you're recognized. Thank you Mr president This is what we used to call pronoun bills that call the given name act representative long I think is in a great job of of amending it into clarify things into Deal with issues of people raise I think he's done a good job of what it really comes down to is it's a teacher protection act and I want to cite an instance in another state that pretty well sums this up There's a there's a case that was at the I believe is the U. S. sixth circuit court of appeals it was Merryweather V. trustees of Shawnee state university A professor at Shawnee state Dr Nicholas Meriwether declined to address the student has a woman although the student was by traditional observation a male including a beard and he said that he would to use the state and he always referred to is his students as Mister Mr mia's as seated now he offered to use the student's preferred first or last name and stead and initially the university so well that's okay you can do that but then they reversed course under pressure and ultimately punished him by putting a written warning in his personnel file and threatened further corrective actions unless he spoke contrary to his own philosophical and Christian convictions so in the end and twenty eighteen the alliance for defending freedom filed a lawsuit on Dr Mary where there's behalf initially the federal judge dismissed the case but alliance defending freedom appeal the court case. The US court of appeals for the sixth circuit in twenty twenty one the Sixers sixth circuit ruled in favor of Dr Mary weather's case and said that this was a first amendment cases said that if professors lacked free speech protections when teaching a university would will alarming power to compel ideological conformity a university president could require a pacifist to declare that war is judged a civil rights icon to condemn the freedom riders a believer to deny the existence of god or a Soviet emigre to address his students as comrades that cannot be in April Dr Mary where this case was concluded that the university agreed to pay four hundred thousand dollars in damages and attorney's fees per cent percent the warming and reaffirm his right to address students consistent with his belief now many of you may have seen this case what you might not know is that Dr Nicholas Meriwether is a native of Conway Arkansas his father was my adviser at Hendrix college and I believe also was center Chesterfield adviser and he was one of the best teachers I ever had and if if Nick is half the teacher his dad was he is one great college professor and this is really about protecting teachers. We're not gonna pick on kids we're and do this if the kid has some if they believe certain things about themselves the parents can come and say do this but we're not going to do these things behind the parents backs and we're not going to punish teachers that in their heart sincerely believe that they cannot in good conscience call someone basically by pro now that's not what they really are I will try to answer any questions if there are any any questions Senator Tucker you're recognized. Thank you Mr president. Right at the end of your bill senator the last subsection AT one line sixteen. Page three. It says a person who is harmed by a violation of this section may bring a cause of action which is. Fancy little jargon for a lawsuit. Who they bring that lawsuit against. I guess the person in the back in the case of Dr Mary whether it was his employer was Shawnee state university could be the teacher himself to could it be who the teacher. you know that that's an interesting thing you know I remember something my dad used to say racer anybody can sue anybody any time for anything whether anything goes from it may be on that but certainly this spells out that that. That action could be brought and this is not this is to protect against protect teachers and their employment rights it does say that This is on page three it goes it says that a student shall not be subject to disciplinary action for declining to address a person using the name of the name listed on the birth certificate program or title that is it it takes inconsistent with the person's biological sex so so again we're not your kids so if we start prosecuting every kid that says something to another kid that is either wrong or a cat or whatever then then we better not just build more jails we need to build more court houses but I think is pretty well covers that and as us as a said you bring up a point that means litigation potentially it could I will I will agree with that. Thank. Any other questions. Saying no we would like to speak against the bill center Chesterfield you're recognized to speak against the bill. thank you Mister chair ladies and gentlemen of the Senate. I think it's important that you understand that this bill not only say is that young people in junior high and high school can't determine what name they want to be called by but also in college you can not grown people who cannot decide for themselves if they want to be checking Missy. Ladyman whatever it is they got to get you've got to get permission from their parents to call them that. Now when you're eighteen years of age you oughta know what nickname you want to be called back. It also eliminates the spontaneity that comes with teaching. Because sweetheart is a nickname see I we're dealing with the pronouns now but the totality the bill is what we need to look at because it says in order for you to address a key it by name that they like. You gotta go and get permission that means a hundred sixty kids a day. Times I don't know how many teachers a day you've got to go get permission from their parents to call them by name that's not the name that's on their birth certificate. But first of all you got to figure out what's on their birth certificate. Because in my thirty years of education I never saw a birth certificate. Can show their birth certificate when their parents enroll them in school birth certificates are not passed around to teachers. Why would they be. It's not my business. But now you got to require every teacher to have a copy of every child's birth certificate and then you got a check. Is this the right name we say we're not going to deal with Robert and bill but you didn't say you weren't going to deal with Missy. You didn't say you were not going to deal with sweetheart. Jenny bear those things that we spontaneously call children every day. We cannot do that anymore by this bill not only couldn't we do it in junior high school which can't do it in college either were eighteen nineteen twenty twenty one year old however old you are when you get to college. I got to get permission from your mom and dad to find out what I can call you. And by that time I think you ought to know what name you want to be called back. We've had read we've had stinky we've had all of this stuff but in order to call these kids what they want to be called by now we've got a call appear and say can I call a child in. I know many of you are hung up on the he and the she in the day and all that other stuff. But that's not all this bill does it puts an onus on teachers to try to find out something that is nebulous at best let me share my own story as we're dealing with these kids about home this bill is really written. I shared a Class As share the school with the teacher and I should call her name and there was a yellow young gay guy we knew we was but it didn't matter because he was one of god's children. And she said here comes that thing. Here comes that thing. And so we went home that night and put on a see through blouse abroad. As a make up and went to her classroom in any. Get it done here. Scared her to death. But by the time you got to my classroom he taken it off because he knew I didn't really care. What he was only he walks. He was one of my students who deserve my respect. And my best duty to provide him with a quality public education and at the end of the day that's all this is about. I did not dare sit up and decide which one of my kids mattered and which ones don't and what they want to be called because when we were coming up. Daniel was still dating. Jamie was still jim or James was still jam. I want to go back to a time. When children can't because we are. I want to go back to a time when they can't be called dear. I don't want to go back to a time when we decide that by the time they get to college they don't know what they want to be called. I had some kids with some very odd names I had a young man named K. lots obviously he did not want to be called K. looks but I would have to call his mom and say can I thought and something else we're putting more and more onus on teachers to find out stuff that at the end of the day should matter the only thing that should matter is does this shall want to learn and what can I do to help him or her in a hurry I appreciate it okay thank you. Whatever like to speak for the bill. Against bill senator Tucker you're recognized to speak against the bill. You're recognized thank you Mr president so grateful Senator Chesterfield is here to provide that teacher perspective the stated purpose of this bill is to protect teachers while is got a funny way of showing it because it creates a brand new mechanism for teachers to get sued if they don't follow a very specific guideline as set forth in the bill. that is really hard for me to wrap my brain around. No teacher can call a student anything other than what's on their birth certificate or derivative of that name. All played sports Senator Hester played baseball. I wonder if a coach ever called Senator D. something other than Tyler can you imagine of a football coach not being able to call some there's their players anything other than their name or basketball or soccer or whatever the case might be if this bill passes and a football or basketball or baseball coach calls a kid something other than their name the home they're subject to a lawsuit. If a kid comes in and the teacher says Hey big fellow. And he means it in a friendly way but the kid is sensitive about his weight room that teacher can now be sued so we know what's really going on in this bill and senator Chesterfield address that but what the bill does is it creates a mechanism for teachers and schools to be sued unless they follow a very specific guideline as set forth in the bill and that's a very odd way of protecting teachers this is a a poorly worded bill and and we need to kill it. Senator Tucker spoken against the bill would you like to speak for the bill. Against the bill Senator Leding you're recognized to speak against the bill. Thank you to president Collins also second the wonderful marks the center Chesterfield just want to add that the requiring parental consent we are also potentially risk outing these little children to their parents and peers against their will we've repeated time and again this room that these little children in the age LGBTQ community face higher risks of suicide and all we're doing is passing one more bill that they are rightfully going to seize an attack in adding putting image of greater risk of harm so just ask that you please vote no. Senator Leding spoke against the bill would you like to speak for the bill. Against the bill saying none Senator Mark Johnson you're recognized the close of the bill. Thank you Mr. Resident. I will have to stipulate to my friend Senator Leding that yes it would potentially out a student. If it's the his parents or her parents did not know about what was going on at school so yes it would and that's part of the intent of the bill I believe also to refute the something that senator Chesterfield said this is not. Relate to having to go to the parents for under an emancipated minor or students who is under eighteen years of age so no college to somebody's eighteen or older who has your parents they they get to see what they want to be and it talks about pronouns. Or titles it's not doesn't talk about nicknames and and I absolutely agree with Senator Tucker on that nice I mean I had a friend his last name was hunter he was a linebacker and the coach nicknamed him head hunter and I will tell you what he was one and that's a great nickname for a linebacker we had a linebacker at fable name of a bumper pool it had a great night he legally changed his name to bumper I mean that's okay all this is this is not about nicknames and even if someone wants to make it that they're taking their nickname their normal and the derivative serve her clear and it would also this doesn't apply to anything this is to protect the teachers and someone wants to puff up like this student in Ohio did and turned to Dr Meriwether and say I am not. Mr I am this. When by every. Traditional measure he was Mister and the Mister or whatever program used was a matter of respect and hallways I had a very few teachers that would call us Mister or miss in class but those it did and it consistently I was respectful their their feelings on that once again this is to protect the teachers we can try to twist it to whatever we want to but that's what it's really about so if someone tries to pull a trick like that we have legislation that makes it clear that they can't and so I would appreciate a good vote and I'm close thank you Mr president Senator Johnson is closed on the bill any objection or rowing a boat. By secretary please call the roll. VOL eight. Bryant. Right. Caldwell Chesterfield. Clark. Clark. Kroll. Kroll. Davis Davis these. DISMANG. Dotson. English English Flippo. Flowers. Gilmore hammer. Hester. Hickey. Hey. Hello. Hello. Irvine. Irvine. Blake Johnson. Mark Johnson. King Leding. Love. Mickey. Murdock. Payton. Payton. Penzo. Petty. Rice. Rice. Staffan. Stubblefield. Sullivan. Tucker. Wallace. Would any member like to both that has not or change their vote Brian hi Clark hi. Anyone else. He. Hello hi. Page five. Anyone else. Sena madam secretary please cast of. Cast a ballot. By a vote of twenty eight five days six voting would present the bill has passed it's been a motion sound about how many hands isn't a. Five one two three four five better sector cast about. Our way. Yes. Correct will only call the yes votes the yes vote has to be in their chair. I see my County. A Madam Secretary. Please call the roll VOL eight. Right. We got strike. Clark. These. Dotson. Flippo. Gilmore. Hammer. Hester R. hill. Blake Johnson. Mark Johnson. Mickey. Page. Penzo. Petty. Staff. Stubblefield. Sullivan. Wallace. Sir Murdock you're recognized question. Is the chair is of Senator Hester is rising. I ask before we started I was told I was okay. I was. With one strike the Bill pass is nineteen Yeas five days one present six non voting three excuse. Transmitted the House. A return to the House. House. Amber this is gonna be our last bill before we take a break and I think we have a couple of motions before we take a break as well but. House Bill fifteen eleven. I am so sorry house bill fourteen eighty five. Sorry I that. House Bill fourteen eighty five members in it Senator Tucker to authorize the issuance of a special license plates for national historic sites in Arkansas contract at Little Rock six. Little Rock Central High School national historic site special license plate. Sir Tucker you're recognized. Thank you Mr president this bill creates especially license plate for Little Rock Central High obviously we know to commemorate the rights right we have a statue of the Little Rock Nine on the State Capitol grounds so we don't know the history of Central I don't want to belabor that too much I will say that the end of laci P. recognized what happened Central in nineteen fifty seven is one of the ten most important Vance months of for African Americans in the entire world the sponsors of the bill are either sent central alarms are former central teachers in the case of representative McCollum we neglected to include senator Chesterfield man my deepest apologies to deter student teaching at Little Rock Central High School of course the other central grad who works on the second floor of this building governor Sanders is in full support of this legislation because it does create time that the special license plate for little rock's drive the the procedure for creating a license plate is identical to all of the rest with one exception. Not getting rid of another license plate when we create this one were creating a little bit of a workaround for that to say that any. Any site in Arkansas that's been designated by the United States Congress as a national storage site can get a special license plate there's only seven of those in the state of this bill only creates one for Little Rock Central I'm and with that I'd be happy to take any questions any questions Senator Irvin you're recognized. Eight presentation with your attorney skill however the bill is is really very broad with it only being able to be a historic site that you can bypass the normal process so having first on the issue you kind of cut right to the top of the line from the line where is a lot of people had to wait on this but it and I read in the bill correctly that they would open it up to basically buy across five five half the current process but only for an area of historical significance. Only an area. Of historical significance that's officially designated by the United States Congress as a national store site and that's what narrows it substantially there's only seven of those in Arkansas right but my point is if you are you know Arkansas right to life which already do have a license plate but they would not qualify they still have to wait until everyone was repealed that's right okay it's that woods an organization or cause or whatever would still have to wait until everyone was not being used. And repeal it they would stop away but if you're historical than they would have to weigh that's it okay. Thank you yes Sir Dotson you're recognized. Thank you Mr president sends Tucker this is. Obviously I don't think you're here at the time when the the current situation it went into effect where if you're going to create a new license plate you remove one that's probably not use because there's a ton of them that have been authorize it never never actually been designed or gone into use and are you not concerned that this will open up Pandora's box four thousand. License plate bills and exemptions and exceptions to this I mean this is been in place for ten years now and it's it's worked pretty effectively so we didn't have I mean I think we probably had. Easily sixty seventy eighty license plate bills per session ten years ago that's why this. One for one went into effect. See I have two responses to that question I'll take the second part first which is that I'm very confident very confident that this will not open Pandora's box because you senator Dotson are going to be here to guard the door. Along with your colleagues who share the same concern so we will be here to make sure that that doesn't happen and and I have confidence in you senator Dotson to make sure that won't happen and I'll I'll be there Armin arm with you no but I know you're you're you're right that I was not here when that law was enacted and I'll tell you the first I am going to just be one thing you said when I started this process on this piece of legislation when I reached out to the D. F. and I and I said give me the three license plates that are the least used and the one that is the most least uses of Little Rock Air Force base and that's a I assume one Senator Clark and another bill had designated that is the one to be repealed I do not want to come to you all and say let's get rid of the Little Rock Air Force Base license plate I personally do not support that and I know a number of you would not as well so I don't I the point I'm disputing is I don't think there are a number of not license plates that have never been created or used at least not according the information I got from the FNA they're all in use some obviously less than others I don't remember what the other two were in the three but they were also ones that I personally would not support getting rid of I think Central High that the bottom line here is whether central heights is worthy of its own specialty plate or not I hope that we all agree that it is it's one of the most historic things that's ever happened in the history not only of our state of our country and we ought to do this for the people that support what happened at Central so that's to me I'm I'm I'm not as worried about Pandora's box. Because I I do know that this notion exists that we need to protect that from happening but I I do believe Central High is worthy of jumping to the front of the line to use the senator Evans language. Server you're recognized for a question. One more question and and I agree is worthy and it's a great store right I understand that these are this is fundraiser at the fund raiser for the tiger foundation. And so because as I read the bill are you concerned that every school in the state of Arkansas will come to us and asked us to run a similar bill for the error foundation for the wildcat foundation in the panther foundation in the yellowjacket foundation and the foundation in the rock. We will. You saying like that will be really hard to say no to win your school to you and says will you run will you do this because it is a fundraiser for the I know I mean I we waited and and we repealed one that wasn't being used in and it is a good fundraiser I mean no doubt it I'm I'm just a little worried about that happening and and maybe it's not a big deal but I could just see that coming you can respond I could just see that becoming problematic because all they would have to do is come to a legislator rewrite the state code and bypasses just like you've done and create their own a fundraiser for their own foundation for every school in the state of Arkansas. So what as a sentence I got two answers that number one I'm not so sure that it's a good fundraiser the whoever's designate it has to spend I think the numbers twenty thousand dollars it's not twenty eight somewhere in that neighborhood so they have to lay out quite a bit of money on the front end and you know whether the title found in this case is the Tucker foundation that you do get some revenue from everyone who gets a license plate and over the course of time maybe it evens out maybe it doesn't maybe becomes a money maker but it's going to be several years down the line so that I know the tiger foundation is not doing this for the money just for what that's worth but I I also think I understand I was prepared for for that point that's why we wrote the bill the way that it that that we did. All of you all have a I think a very good answer to any school that comes to you and asked to get their own specially license plate you can say you can get your own as soon as your school is designated by the United States Congress as a nationalist worksite every school that we have in this state it's designated by Congress as a national story state has their own specially license plate. Senator Chesterfield you're recognized for a question. Thank. I guess the question of what the first president he came to. That. Correct that is okay. It was that we can. The lady. and at that level. Having been on transportation. State affairs in the Senate for a long time. I am one of those of the state and about the license plates. But the issue is a little bit different. My word on the market the king junior license plate. But the only reason I think this is a little. Is because this year we are recognized the world was the back. Of the Little Rock. As a high school. We as a state and I should be aware of all. We are saying in this state. That we are going to recognize Johnny Cash. We're gonna recognize daisy guesstimates. Without her that would have been no Little Rock Nine. And there for no reason. For this entity to be on the national historic rate. Is the only reason I'm voting for. Because I'm title license plates I already am in a foolish consistency is the hobgoblin. But we're doing something very special that we have not paid for the message changing those statues that represent this great state statuary hall. And she is the reason. One of the main reasons that we have a little. And Central High School being diem of historic sites would you agree I would wholeheartedly agree center Chesterfield with Act questions you can get off my case. Any other questions. The questions sing no we would like to speak against the bill. For the bill senator mark Johnson you're recognized to speak for the bill. Thank you Mr president I'm speaking for inspired the fact that Senator never votes for any my legislation. But I want to tell you of. This is Centrify is. A historic place in many ways certainly because in nineteen fifty seven it's extremely historic place but even without it it would be a historic place I would be it is the alma mater of our governor. It is the Allen water of my friend. Representative Fred Allen who's about to be inducted into the Arkansas sports hall of fame. it is almost a hundred years old we don't have a whole lot a hundred year old high schools buildings in the state it is the is a member or before a central it was a little rock high school it was a flagship high school of our state capitol I mean this is not your garden variety thing and believe me I'd love her to be the Conway Wampus cat license plate too but you know this group is willing to pay the twenty thousand dollars and have the minimum number I'm not sure what it is of plates and they're willing to do that and I think it's perfectly legitimate if the other four national I can't remember what it is Senator Tucker the national not the national register of historic national historic sites and I know that I believe judge Parker's court is one of them Centreboard IT cannot if that's got think that's correct I don't know what the others are but it's not like there's is open ended thing this is a a proper way to allow to honor a very important place in our history and to let them use the money to to to restore or whatever they want to do to take care of the needs of a landmark in our capital city so I would appreciate a good vote. Twenty one like to speak against the bill for the bill Senator Tucker you're recognized to close for the bill. Thank you Mr president I would just appreciate a good a good vote on this I I don't think we're opening Pandora's box I understand the concern Central High is worthy of it I'm in my judgment and I hope you all agree I appreciate a good vote. Any objection the role in the vote madam secretary please call the roll. VOL eight. VOL eight. Brian. Brown. Caldwell Chesterfield. Clark. Clark. Kroll. Kroll. Davis. Davis. These are described. DISMANG. Dotson. Dotson. English. English. Flippo. Flippo. Flowers. Gilmore. Gilmore. Hammer. Hammer. Hester. Hickey. Hello. Irvine. Blake Johnson. Mark Johnson. King Leding. Love Mickey. McCaig. Murdock. Murdock. Payton. Page. Penzo. Penzo. Petty. Petty. Rice. Rice. Staffan. Stem. Stubblefield. Stubblefield. Sullivan. Sullivan. Tucker. Wallace. Whatever like to vote that has not or change their vote. Senator Dotson president Senator Gilmore no Senator Brian president. Anyone else Senator Dismang president Senator Kroll known senator Hammer president Senator stone no Senator boy president. Senator Solomon president. Senator Teague no. Anyone else. Anyone else seeing none madam secretary please cast a ballot by voting ten yeas nine days seven nonvoting six present the bill has failed Senator Tucker you're recognized for motion I moved to expunge the vote by which house bill fourteen ninety five failed. Motion to expunge vocal which house bill forty eight I felt all those in favor say aye. Jose NO motion carries House Bill fifteen eleven. Fifteen eleven by representative Scott center Dotson to correct Charlie's law they require an electronic child safety alarm system be installed in the school bus. Sir Dotson recognized. Thank you Mr president member's house bill fifteen eleven. When you look at it says that by January first of twenty twenty for any newly acquired by us by school districts shall have a safety alarm system on it that ensures that the driver. Shuts it off before they exit the bus and when they leave the bus the alarms shall sound. Sufficient loudly sufficiently loudly enough that after ten minutes of the bus being shut off that someone outside the bus will be noticed notice that there's an alarm going off and can check the bus to make sure they go to the back of the bus and train that alarm system off it also the delay on this is that every school bus owner operated is not until January first of twenty twenty nine so they'll have basically six years from right now to make sure it's on all the buses this is a simple safety device that As a hundred seventy five total dollars to the cost of a brand new bus so know if there's any questions on it but. Service made you're recognized for a question back up and so it's not just new buses you're saying they have had many years to put the mall but so any newly acquired by us so new or used at the if they district purchases that by January first of next year when they're purchasing it they have to have that installed. But any buses that they all have in six years twenty twenty nine January first twenty twenty nine they'll need to get an aftermarket thing if they still have an old bus from that six years or older so hopefully lifecycle the buses after several years they're just having this is a standard safety piece of equipment that they're putting on the buses. Senator Hill you're recognized for a question at what point do holder employee response or checking about this make sure everything's record properly allow employees to do their job is to just up and we can only say so much. What do we say responsibility to have the job I think that's always the case but a reminder and a backup is is a good thing for for a the safety of kids in case someone forgets they don't go to the back of the bus they don't. Turn that alarm system off that someone is notified that they're it is that safety precaution hasn't been taken by the driver and can you can follow up and do safety checks on them and make sure that there's no kids left on the bus I think it's a small price to pay for the bill lives of even if it saves one or two kids over the course of the next thirty years it's a small price to pay for safety appreciate a good vote. Senate office other not take anymore questions we would like to speak against the bill. Sir Clark you're recognized plea against the bill. I was just gonna ask questions but I'll do otherwise the of what I wanted to ask. Is the hundred years that we had school buses in Arkansas and it's a hundred years because the school graduated from had the first school buses in Arkansas when they form the rural district. I was gonna ask how many incidents there's been I know of one of the bill sponsor told me about I tried to find a way to come around to support this bill I know of one child wasn't hurt of but also know my dad drove a school bus as many teachers do and when we were young my sister and I we rode with him and so we got to the bus morning evening twenty stop and what we did because we were with him as we went to the back of the bus. And check for paper and kids And windows down and everything else that's procedure and you know I could put alarms on the doors for the times of employees forget to lock them if I choose to but I sure hate for the government to tell me to and it's a small cost per bus but we just keep doing these things it's a large calls for the state for money they could spend for real safety or something else it's or wood bury small pay back as the problem and I appreciate your vote against this bill. Would anyone like to speak for the bill. Against the bill senator Clark this is question. Question hi. There have been people that have many different types of devices for school safety on the one is like a bar to stop people from stopping on the road because you know we've done a lot of different things but it adds to the cost of it and I guess I mean what is your opinion on how many more devices that we need I mean a little bit. I thank you can't think of this kind of a new one Senator I think this is a great question and I think the answer is COSTEFFECTIVENESS you know for each one we do what does it cost and what do we gain and we don't know but one thing that's happened in a hundred years of a tall B. a lector the bus in the school drug bus driver not checking which is unforgivable that they didn't do its job but that's a personnel problem not a not alarm. Would anyone like to speak for the bill against the bill sent off you're recognized to close. Thank you Mr president you for the in the debate the bill this bill is brought in the same day after Charlie because Charlie is the student who was left on a bus for several hours was severely dehydrated and this happened in the Bentonville school district and so it is it can happen anywhere at any time but. Kids' lives are precious and we need to make sure that they're as protected as possible because people make mistakes people. People forget. I mean they get busy they turn off the bus they get off the bus but if the kid is left on the bus and and they haven't gone back the bus to check it I think this is a reasonable request to make and I would certainly appreciate a good vote. Clause The vote better secretary please call the roll. Boyd. Boyd. Right. Caldwell Chesterfield. Clark. Craw. Davis. Davis. Days. DISMANG. Dotson. English. English. Flippo. Flowers Gilmore. Gilmore. Hammer. Hester. Hickey. Hello. Irvine. Blake Johnson. Blake Johnson. Mark Johnson. King Leding. Leding. Love. Love. The key. Murdock. Murdock. Page. Penzo. Petty. Price. Staffan. Stubblefield. Sullivan. Tucker. Tucker. Wallace. With the right to vote that has not or change their vote Leding hi. Boyd no. Tucker president. Anyone else. Love hi. Anyone else. Seeing a madam secretary please cast up the ballot by voting the A. sixteen ACT five non voting more present the bill has failed. this is the last bill I promise that we're going to take a break House Bill fifteen thirteen. Hassle fifteen thirteen by representative Collins and senator Petty. To create the election integrity unit within the attorney general's office to amend the duties of the state board of election commissioners and amend the law concerning violations of election law. Senate you're recognized thank you Mr president H. B. fifteen thirteen is an act to create the election integrity unit within the attorney general's office this bill helps provide a framework to prosecute election crimes provides accountability by creating the election integrity unit with the attorney general's office gives teeth to the prosecution of major election fraud efforts the state board of election commissioners has expanded investigative authority it provides different layers of election law enforcement both criminal and civil and then it also goes along with our many other collection bills improving the public perception of election integrity there was one question in committee that Senator Clarke Tucker had that we did follow up with on I will address that when. Senator Tucker is questions about whether the fines imposed in the Civil cause of action would constitute an unclassified misdemeanor both the Attorney General and the prosecuting coordinator's office our firm that it does not and this bill supported by the state board of election commissioners secretary of state's office attorney general's office in the prosecuting coordinator's office. Any questions. The number you like to speak against the bill for the bill center. I'm close to the Bill Gates Jett rolling vote scene and secretary please role of a. Right Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Davis Dismang Dawson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvin Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McGill Murdock Payton Penzo Petty Ron stone Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. What any member like to vote that has not or change their vote Senator Tucker president. Anyone else Senator law president. Anyone else seeing none of the secretary please cast a ballot by voting thirty eight zero nation to present the bill is passed returned to the house. Of members I'm going to try again that was an hour and a half for that Page four pages left. if if there is a bill that you pulled from the back. You pull from the back of that you are now good with you get your questions answered whatever was we may try again to pass more bills so if you remember pulling a bill we may we may try again after we take a break we're going to accept a few motions here just they're gonna be very quick motions. The national that. Would you remind me of the bills in the back so that I have some hope that we might get out of here sometimes you. There is there is there is there are vast and passed a trial. Okay no my point was we removed a bunch select all the bills that we're going to hear. Maybe someone is you don't reconsidering at this time the Senator Stubblefield you're recognized for motion. I have a motion to suspend the rules to withdraw house bill seventeen thirty eight times Senate education for the purpose of amendment. Without objection. Senator Hammer you're recognized like to make a motion withdraw Senate bill five twenty seven from committee and to be sent to Ohio state set for nice B. all. Like to make a motion to withdraw senate bill four five from committee and Senate to ISP. First. All those of favour Senator Hammer motion signify by saying aye. Opposed say no motion carries center Brian. Motion to remove S. J. R. thirteen from committee and Senate set ISP. All those of favour surprised motion signify by saying aye. Opposed say no. Senator Pitsch. Senator Pitsch you're recognized okay members I have a bunch of shell bills that were filed in joint retirement. Need to withdraw from committee and withdrawn from further consideration Carrie the Bill numbers into it is a batch please read them quickly yes okay the Senate bill one fifty to one fifty three one fifty four one fifty five one fifty six one fifty seven one fifty eight one fifty nine one sixty one sixty one sixty two or sixty four one sixty five one sixty six or sixty seven point sixty eight seventy one seventy one seventy one one seventy three one seventy four one seventy five one seventy six one seventy seven. Without objection. I have one more that it was not a shell shell bill in retirement but it was a shell bill Senate bill five oh one like to withdraw from further consideration further consideration of junction. So move Senator Mark Johnson you are recognized. Thank you Mr president I would to. I move to Remove party is extractor consortium working for. Withdrawal Senate bill three seventy from the Education Committee and referred to the Joint Committee on Education for inter study room study. All those of favour Sir Clark Johnson's motion signify by saying aye. Opposed say no motion carried thank you. Anyone else. Hi Senator Irvin you are recognized. This is my bill Senate bill five eighty to withdraw from Judiciary Committee and sent to interim study the purpose of me following the bill follows a favor Senator Irvin. Senate bill signify by saying aye aye opposed say no motion carries anything else. We're going to Members we will be back we're gonna read across the desk thank you your business will be back at seven o'clock and stand in recess till seven o'clock subject to review process. For your committee on transportation was referred house bill seventeen twenty eight a representative eighties recommend to pass. Counted Committee on Public Health to whom was referred house bill eighteen forty five representative Avery's recommend due pass counted Committee on Public Health tunes for house bill eighteen twenty nine person Lundstrum recommend to pass. Counted Committee on act was referred house bill seventeen forty six by represent a long term recommend due pass counted. What about this. Senate bill five eighty five by Senator Tucker to require reporting and disclosure of electioneering communications and restrict the amount of money spent on campaign contributions communications producing coordination with Canada for office Senate bill five eighty five. State agencies. I don't know how to do whatever I ask for their. What we just want to. Transparencies semble seventy nine by the House as amended number one and number two public health. Public health. The Senate bill three twenty four as amended number one. By the House Insurance and Commerce matters the passage of Senate bill three eighty three by the House as amended number one actor I noticed the patch. There is a passage of Senate bill one seventy eight by the house as amended number one Insurance and Commerce notice the passage of Senate bill three seventy six by the house as amended number one Transportation notice of passages Senate bill three ninety six by the house as amended number one Insurance and Commerce notice the passage of Senate bill four fifty six by the house as amended number one Insurance and Commerce. But. We members of the. This. Session. Yeah I did. A lot. One. I understand this I'm just trying to the. Transaction thirty eight. She did not read that. When we have. Have that one. Please refer or anything. Indigestion outrageous. He meant to say. Arkansas. Re referred well. Withdraw from committee. With the. I'm part of this hi as provided in Amendment. But first seventeen thirty eight. Passions. Then it came back there is thank you. Have. Sir. Thank. All. Senate is now in session. Members. Before we are on page three of the House bills which starts with House Bill fifteen fifteen. Page three of the House Bills that starts with fifteen fifteen. Are there any bills. On here. That members need to hear individual in. There on the screen is the ones that are already full. We're gonna vote fifteen sixty two separately. Fifteen sixty one you want to continue to have full right no no this is this the. These are the ones that were going to vote on. These are the ones we're gonna yeah I individually. Okay. I think Dotson wanted fifteen twenty six right senator Johnson. And he wanted fifteen sixty one. If the other already for those two but. The trouble we're looking at is the ones that are going to be voted individually. Right now I'm I'm I'm trying to say I have no idea what's going on right now. Senator okay members so we're starting over okay so we're going to assume it now that on page three H. B. fifteen fifteen as page three we're going to assume now that all of these bills with the exception of House Bill fifteen sixty two which has an emergency clause will be in the batch okay we'll start over so so far the only to on this page that we're pulling for individual consideration right now again is house bill fifteen twenty six and house bill fifteen sixty one is there any other bill listed on this page that you want to vote separately fifteen seventy four and fifteen eighty have already been voted because they were already in the batch so those are done so. Fifteen fifteen anyone want to pull ups NO. Fifteen twenty six is pulled fifteen thirty one anybody want to pull that. No fifteen forty seven anybody want to pull out one. Fifteen sixty anybody want to pull that one. Fifteen seventy two anybody want to pull that one. Fifteen seventy five anybody want to pull that one. Okay. So the new batch so the new batch will be able to explain to members just walk in so we were attempting you again at some batches we're on page three of the house bill starting with fifteen fifteen. So if you want to build nor that it happened right we're starting over. House Bill Page starting house bill fifteen fifteen on that page Senate Chesterfield Furman Senator Irvin tell us what's in the batch okay these bills will be in the batch House Bill fifteen fifteen. Fifteen thirty one fifteen forty seven fifteen sixty and fifteen seventy two. Those and fifty fifteen seventy five. At six bills. Fifteen sixty to be pulled because it has an emergency clause sixty fifteen sixty one. Pull per member request fifteen twenty six pulled per member request. Anybody else that okay let's on the back. Okay. We're going to do the three individual ones first that are remaining which is fifteen twenty six fifteen sixty one in fifteen sixty two. K.. Senator Davis. Okay fifteen thirty one people okay fifteen thirty one is full per member requires. Anybody else. Okay we'll come back in just a minute but for right now let's get you going. Senator. The Senator Hickey you're recognized for motion I need to to do a little clean up on Senator Stubblefield he made a motion earlier and what exactly the way we need to do it we need to re refer seventeen thirty eight back to Senate education and Senator Stubblefield as told me he wants to do that. Without objection. So move. House bill ten twenty six. Fifteen twenty six by representative band lancer for Davis require a health and safety course offered by a public school district or open enrollment public charter school to include information regarding breast feeding Sir David you're recognized thank you Mr chair this bill Jess requires that health class and provide some breast feeding curriculum happy to take any questions. A question. Senator Ricky Hill you're recognized for all the latest what what are you wanting to try to accomplish this in one for the health of the class and to promote breast feeding and the health benefits of it Arkansas has I think the highest if not very close to the highest and infant mortality rate in the country and so there's a lot of great things about breast feeding and and just wanna expose at people to the benefits of that at a young age and start the conversation and so basically what is included in the curriculum you can read throughout the bill Page two specifically with some of the benefits but I anticipate like a nurse or someone will come and health class one day during the semester and and teach that. Senator Rapert you're recognized for a question. That's Senator. Is this the only male and female students both are required to take this class that's correct if I get a follow. The required they give every year. That is not my understanding it's just part of the health the health class curriculum and most I think you just have to have like a semester of health in your high school career with the are read the bill the other day I was remembering sixty great enough. And I remember. And I think that might have been another bill. Thank you thank you any other questions saying nobody wants to speak against the bill for the bill Senator Davis is closed on the bill any objection rowing the boat. C. nine minutes secretary please role of Boyd Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Davis Davis Dismang Johnson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irving Blake Johnson Mark Johnson came Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty Rostom seven feel Sullivan Tucker Wallace would you ever like to vote that has not or change their vote senator hill no senator Johnson president Senator Rice president Senator Johnson Blake Johnson president Senator me T. president Senator Hammer president Senator Penzo president Senator Solomon president. Senator Flippo president. Senator Gilmore. Of the Toronto center Irvine press. Everyone good everyone to the border you're satisfied with their vote. I see no other madam secretary please cast a ballot. By a vote of twenty one Yeas two U. eight to nine present the bill is passed returned to the house the members some of you just came back in the room we're gonna skip over a little bit because we're gonna do in fact on this page at the end of the at the end so we're trying to pick up some more again we're going to House Bill fifteen thirty one. House Bill fifteen thirty one House fifteen thirty one by representative Hodges center Johnson to amend the law to allow qualified electors to determine the issue as to whether to elect the school district board of directors from single member signs at large or combination single members and and at large. Senator Dotson you're recognized. Thank you Mr president members fifteen thirty one. allows for school district of directors Sorry let me focus here for second. So right now school boards of directors can Choose to have people representative single members owns out larger combination there of and the citizens of the electors of the district can choose to to through initiated act to make that determination for only one thing this bill expands to allow them to do the same exact thing as the director as the school board members would when they do when they collected tens percent of the signatures to have a local optional election it allows them to to do the same Single members owns out larger combination of those those two things. More happy try to answer any questions if I didn't explain it well. So you're recognized for a question thank you senator dot. Right now the losses reaching of ten percent of. You have to have any. So we'll wait. No this doesn't touch that portion of the law at all as far as I know it's only in relation to the the option that the voters. And put on the ballot to decide things so right now the people may only chooses owned when they're when they're When they put something on the ballot this would allow them to have the the same three options that school board members have when they're they're making the determination whether there's owned single members owns or at large for a combination of both sorry. Because when the Jacksonville school district was for. And it was not. Jacksonville's decided to have a combination of some and that in our. Senator ratio but they also want to individuals so it's a lot. All. Six so yes it's it's absolutely allowable now the only thing that word we're changing is the option of the voters when they go to the ballot to have the same options that the school board members can make so right now the school board members can make those various options when they're they're choosing at large is owned or combination. The voters when they click signatures for the local optional election they can only choose by that by that signatures and initiated process to choose owned. Allow respectfully disagree there what school board game Jacksonville. What was the citizens who decide not the board. So I'm that already exists in law so I'm trying to figure out what he is trying to check because only for the Jacksonville north Pulaski County special school district the people of the Jacksonville north Pulaski County special school districts chose to have a combination so they already have that authority so I'm trying to find out what eighties And I think people. I know what you're trying to thank you. That. I can't speak to that specific instance because I don't know exactly what they're authority was when they initially form the district however if you're looking at the legislation in the current law this is adding the sections the at large or combination of single members owns and that large into the statute As the options for. The electors when they're collecting the signatures for the local election option local option election disown number twenty five online twenty. Page two thanks to okay. Choose to strike with just a. Which shall have substantially equal population based on the most recent available census information from which racial minorities may be represented on the board of directors in proportion reflected in the school district population as a whole so what you were doing in essence is removing any necessity for minority participation in your legislation. Sorry I. I don't necessarily know why that line was struck this is represented Hodges legislation I have didn't ask him that question. I certainly would have if I had heard that question before I stepped in this well. But for any other questions. Saying that we would like to speak against the bill. For the bill Senate offices closed for the bill. Madam secretary please call the roll Boyd. Right. Caldwell Chesterfield. Clark. Clark. Kroll. Kroll. Davis Davis. These. DISMANG. DISMANG. Dotson. English. English. Flippo. Flowers Gilmore. Hammer. Hammer. Hester. Hickey. Hickey. Hello. Irvine. Irvine. Blake Johnson Blake Johnson. Mark Johnson. King Leding. Love. Mickey. Mickey. Murdock. Page. Penzo is. They. Petty. Rice. Staff. Stubblefield. Stubblefield. Sullivan. Tucker. Wallace. Wallace. Would any member like to vote that has not or change their vote. Senator English hi. Senator Rice hi. Senator Davis president Mickey by Wallace hi Hammer. Blake Johnson hi. Kroll president. DISMANG hi. Anyone else. Petty president. Clark no. Anyone else. Hickey hi. Anyone else. Same number of secretary please casts up the ballot by a vote of twenty eighty seven eighties two not voting three present the bill has passed return to the House House Bill fifteen sixty one pass for fifteen sixty one by representative find Senator English to amend the law concerning the penalties for moving violations in highway work signs indicated divisional penalties for traffic violations resulting in injury or death of construction personnel. Senator English you're recognized thank you very much so what this does is it does create additional penalties for traffic violations in our construction zones so a person who commits a moving. Traffic violations and there are numerous. While the person is driving through the highway zone in this state upon conviction is guilty of a Class es misdemeanor in the event the moving traffic violation results in physical injury to a member of the construction personnel for. Class C. felony in the event the moving traffic violation results in the death of a member of construction personnel. Senate rates you're recognized for a question. Thank you Mr president Sargsyan definition here for construction personnel for highway work zone I don't see it definition I'm sure somewhere else in Arkansas Code for moving traffic but a list of them here for. The number of yes there's no one there's like twenty four. A single broad flexibility and it may be the if it resolves if they if they're if the moving violation results in the injury or death. Of a construction personnel. So he could be going between driving while intoxicated you could be driving too fast you could be driving with passing this got a school bus you could do of their all kinds of things in there. That are moving violations I had a question that myself. A single. Thank you senator dot you're recognized. Thank you Mr Senator English So if someone has a moving traffic violation obviously there's twenty four of them and they're they're. No going down the road and don't realize that they are entering into a construction zone and their mile an hour over the speed limit upon conviction it says here that If something happens when they're in that zone. Could be completely accidental but there one mile over the speed limit moving traffic violation they could be a felony. And and what if somebody dies with the new Arkansas laws that were passing they would have to serve a hundred percent of a. Arkansas. At this data for an accident. Any other questions. Senator Rapert you're recognized for a question would you go through a few on the list of twenty four. After. I write. Let me see I've been with the lights off driving on an expired or suspended or revoked license improper use of lighting equipment failure to obey traffic control devices and signs failure to operate a vehicle in accordance with the rules of the road failure to stop and render aid following too closely driving the wrong way on a one way street has a describing impeding the flow of traffic improper backing improper lane change improper entrance to or exit to avoid an intersection improper towing improper turning. I see a stopped school bus racing on the highway reckless driving and exceeding the speed limit. Driving while intoxicated underage driving under the influence refusal to submit to leaving the scene of an accident. So there's some of some of those. Are there any other questions any other questions sing none would anyone like to speak against the bill on. Senator Tucker you're recognized to speak on the bill. I'm a hundred percent in support of the spirit of this legislation when we entered two construction zones we need to be more careful for the people who are working there. No question about it. This is the payment center the question is senator Payton raced what's the definition of moving traffic violation there's twenty four items listed a Senator English recited there are a number of those that are totally legitimate. If you're driving under the influence in a construction zone and you kill someone you should go to prison. If you're driving recklessly in a construction zone and you kill someone you should go to prison. Their number items on my list of twenty four that are I'm totally in support of an angry with but the the issue is it's not all of those twenty four items there are some items on there as she mentioned speeding traffic violation you could be going consider that have any of us ever speed now I personally have not ever speed in my life. but some of y'all might may have I don't know but if you're going one mile over the speed limit construction zone and you kill someone. Under this law you'll be guilty of a Class C. felony and you could be subject to an automatic ten years in prison. Now even speeding could be considered to be negligent. But a lighting equipment is also mention the list of twenty four items that what you're telling goes out and you're not even sure about it. And an accident happens and it's a tragic accident happens and someone loses their life. And that's an awful thing. But should someone who kills someone as a result of their light me now they don't even realize it be subject to a penalty of ten years in prison. I totally support the intent of this bill and now I'm not going to vote no on it because I think it's the the right message we all need to be more careful when we're driving through construction zones but the full list of twenty four moving violations should not be included and for that reason I'll be voting present on this bill would anyone like to speak for the bill against the bill saying none Senator you're recognized the close Is closed out of secretary please call the roll away. Boyd. Right. Caldwell Chesterfield. Chesterfield. Clark. Crawl. Kroll. Davis. Davis these. DISMANG. Dotson. English. English. Flippo. Flowers. Gilmore. Hammer. Pastor. Hickey. Hello. Irvine. Blake Johnson. Blake Johnson. Mark Johnson. Mark Johnson. King Leding. Love. Love. Mickey. Murdock. Payton Penzo. Petty. Rice. Staff. Stubblefield. Sullivan. Tucker. Tucker. Wallace. Remember like to vote that has not or change their vote Senator Kroll. No Sir Boyd president Senator Davis no. Anyone else. Senator Mark Johnson no. Senator Clark no. Anyone else. Better secretary please cast of the ballot by a vote of two yeas nineteen days two not voting in not present the bill has failed. Senator English you're recognized for motion. Moved to expunge the vote on fifty sixty one motion to expunge over which the house Bill fifteen sixty one failed all those in favor say aye. Opposed say no. Motion carries. Our members House Bill fifteen sixty two. House fifteen sixty two by representative shall send senate bill more termin blocks access act to increase availability and accessibility the opiates and system and to an emergency. Senator Gilmore you're recognized thank you Mr president members this is nothing to do with driving through work zones the all this does is clarify and expand who can get access to naloxone that the opioid antagonist that will hopefully hopefully cut down and and help stop a lot of the opioid deaths we're experiencing as you know it's rampant opioid deaths overdose deaths are ever increasing and so this all this does is help expand that access to who can get it the FDA just recently rolled out a regulation or lifting regulation on nor can which is a brand name of another the locks on which is an opioid antagonist to expand access to can get that so that's all this bill does with that I'd appreciate a good vote other any questions. Seeing none would ever like to speak against the bill. For the bill. Senate bill Moore has closed on the bill any objection rolling the vote saying nine minutes secretary please role of a board Bryant Caldwell Chesterfield Clark coral Davis these dismaying Johnson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love the key Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. What is a member like to vote has not or change their vote. The Secretary cast a ballot. By a vote of thirty two yeas and zero nays the bill is passed returned to the house okay members we are on page three of the House bills starting with House still fifteen fifteen we're going to we're gonna go with the back. So this is a new this is a new batch of whatever by the look at that for just a second before we start. Right when we talk about this when we just started in here now that we finish this page before we actually get the batch I want everybody to be okay. Sir Clark. Fifteen fifteen these people out of at. Okay. Seeing seeing no other. Madam secretary. Okay we will do we will do House Bill fifteen fifteen then we will do the bash so house bill fifteen fifteen Senator Rice. Fifteen fifteen by representative Madison Senator Rice to amend the law concerning retail water providers and related service. Senator Rapert you're recognized. Thank you Mr president few minutes ago and they pulled it out and either put it back in so that's fine. The members of. I have two fifteen fifteen comes from. ACT six so five of twenty twenty one which Senator Clark did a lot of work on. this is a representative Maddox bill that changes of some things that have been requested and have had very stakeholders Lot of work was done known the work on ACT six oh five of twenty twenty one it's done a lot of good things water system Black always or some changes need to be made fifteen fifteen Addresses those needs while maintaining the most important parts of Act six oh five. The biggest sign the training in the right studies are still required. This bill emphasizes the role right studies in setting rates the rates can now be increased over time as determined by the rate study. A town in representative Maddox is district and in my Senate district in call of Arkansas got a text while ago what's holding it up this bill has been filed since February. It came out of the house ninety three to nothing on March sixteenth came through with no opposition and city county local on the thirtieth of March and here we are on April fifth. The clean up to clarify language and ensure consistency with act you too far away I would pack six so five in the rules set by the Arkansas natural resources commission it allows all revenues the to determine the rates it allows systems to spend Reserve already required by ACT six oh five five percent is a set of set aside that now could be spent to for the maintenance of the system and it prevents unnecessary conflict with federal consent decrees while under federal consent decree ACT six oh five does not apply this is that input from my in our city rule water associations and Municipal League and there was no opposition expressed be glad to take any questions. Any questions Senator Clark you're recognized for a question. Thank you. The chair of mention the war over the years the office if you were. On the Committee. All. As I was working on session. Also has a colleague in the House who's worked with me the whole time Senator wall. If he was ever contacted. Sir Clark I don't know but you know you asked me in the back room yesterday but I would hope this bill another day and I told you I would we would never got to it yesterday anyway you didn't come back and ask me anything I did relay this to the entities it came and asked me to run it beside representative Maddox I don't know if they've contacted you if you have a beef with them I've I would be grateful if you do that when they came to me and asked me the need besides me having a town in the district I told them Senator Clark is done a lot of work on the water to use I don't want to mess anything up he's done they convinced me that this is an adjustment that is needed it helps my town and and that's where we're at well as far as we know they have. I do not know they visited with. Create a good vote thank you. Any other questions sing none we will like to speak against the bill. For the bill Senator Rice as close on the bills are injection rowing the boat. Senate madam secretary please call the roll. Boyd. Bragg. Caldwell. Call of Chesterfield. Chesterfield. Clark. Clark. Kroll. Kroll. Davis. These. DISMANG. DISMANG. Johnson. English. But. Flowers Gilmore. Hammer. Hester. Hickey. Health. Irvine. Blake Johnson. Mark Johnson. Mark Johnson. King. Leding. I love. Love. The key. Murdock. Payton. Penzo. Petty. Petty. Rice. Staffan. Stubblefield. Sullivan. Tucker. Wallace. What a member like to vote that has not or change their vote Kroll hi mark Johnson bye Love no. Anyone else. Clark no. Anyone else Dismang hi. Anyone else seeing none madam secretary please cast a ballot by voting twenty nine yeas to nays and one non voting the bill has passed returned to the house it members we are on to the bachelor for bills I believe. House Bill fifteen forty seven by representative field Senator Solomon to define loaded firearm for the purpose of the statute concerning possession and use of a weapon. House for fifteen sixty by representative fault and senator Hammer to clarify the law regarding reports of child maltreatment with alleged victims who are eighteen years of age or older to prohibit anonymous reporting of child maltreatment and amend penalties for failure to report child maltreatment. Haspel fifteen seventy two. Five representative call in center Irvin to prohibit certain types of local regulation of underground gas storage facilities fuel retailers and related transportation infrastructure. House Bill fifteen seventy five a representative are in center Penzo to create the Arkansas reemployment act. Maddox secretary please call the roll. old role of a. Boyd Brian Caldwell Chesterfield Clark coral Davis these dismaying Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvin Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice stand Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace with the right to vote that has not or change their vote. Seeing none madam secretary please press the ballot by voting thirty two zero days the bill bills the batch has passed return to the House members what we're going to do now is to remember that the bill that we call back from the governor for amendment now I think we got a stripped down all of our actions off of it but Senator Hickey you're recognized ma'am. That is a very. This is return of Senate bill three fifty five is requested from the governor. Okay members this first for me here so I wanna request that we expunge all items that we done with this particular bill which is S. B. three fifty five I guess other than the initial filing. Okay we'll be expunging the passage and. The. The concurrence in the amendment that we did so we can send back to the house. Thirty one both. This is a very expunging passages SP three fifty five signify by saying aye. Opposed say no motion carries Senator Teague you're recognized okay this will be the expungement of the concurrence. The. It was all in favor expunging the concurrence on amendment one dash three of S. B. three fifty five. Yeah yeah. Okay all those in favor expunging the concurrency amendments on SP three fifty five signify by saying aye. Opposed say no motion carries. I thank you said we need to be doing in motion to transmit back to the house or is it automatic. Traders say transmit to the House. Okay members were going to House. Page four starting with H. B. one five nine one. Members I'm going to I'm going to hand this over Senator Irvin for just a second. Okay. House Bill fifteen ninety one has been pulled per member request fifteen ninety two has already been voted fifteen ninety four has already been voted. Fifteen and ninety five. Was originally the batch I mean it was originally pulled anybody got a problem with fifteen ninety five. March twenty fifth the next one is amended yes okay so pool or going to pull fifteen ninety five pull sixteen oh four because it has an amendment. Full sixteen oh six per member request. Okay houses sixteen seventeen. I have a problem with that when we put it back in the batch. No okay so sixteen seventeen is going to be batch sixteen eighteen. Sixteen eighteen we can put it back in the batch. All right as the next three have already been voted sixteen twenty one sixteen twenty seven sixteen twenty nine already voted sixteen thirty six has been pulled by member request. Okay. So. Okay sixteen seventeen and sixteen eighteen would be batched. Fifteen ninety one was pulled. And sixteen thirty six was pulled there's only two that's coming about. Okay. We're gonna hear every bill on this page. House Bill fifteen ninety one. For fifteen ninety one by representative Ryan centre Dotson to clarify that prevailed in the Arkansas retail pet store consumer protection act degree preempt certain laws concerning retail pet stores Sir Dotson you're recognized. Thank you Mr president Member's house of fifteen ninety one this act provides the regulation of retail pet stores fall squarely under the purview of the state and not local government local government is prohibited from enacting laws that are contrary to the laws of the state. This bill makes it crystal clear that by adding very narrowly tailored presumption preemption language that that local governments cannot preempt the state laws this is consider concerning the Part of my. So I got too many pages here. The consumer protection act of nineteen ninety one that governs this section of the law and so um this this specifically prohibits like I said there's an instance in the state where a local government after a paid business was given a permit by city invested invested a million dollars hired twenty five employees and once it was opened they passed an ordinance to prohibit the business from operating and this this bill would is a very narrowly tailored to ensure that that can't happen in the future any questions are there any questions seeing none. The bill for the bill. A projection rowing the boat. Objection. Madam secretary. Please call the roll. Boyd Brian. Caldwell Chesterfield Chesterfield. Clark. Clark. Kroll. Davis. These. DISMANG. Dotson. English. English. Flippo. Flippo. Flowers Gilmore. Hammer. Hammer. Hester. Hickey. Health. Irvine. Irvine. Blake Johnson. Mark Johnson. King Leding. Love. Love. Mickey. Murdock. Murdock. Payton. Page. Penzo. Petty. Petty. Rice. Staff. Seven field. Sullivan. Tucker. Wallace. Would you ever like to vote that has not or change your vote Clark hi. Flippo hi. Irvine hi. Murdock hi. Page president. Love hi. Petty president. English press. Anyone else anyone else. Hammer president. Anyone else better Secretary cast a ballot by the twenty three days four Nays one non voting for president the bill is passed returned to the house. House Bill fifteen ninety five. Fifteen ninety five. By representative right to amend the procedures for registration of political action committees to amend campaign finance law Intermin portions of initiated act one of nineteen ninety initiated act one of nineteen ninety six. So you're more you're recognized thank you Mr president members this is pretty simple all it does is state that instead of having to renew a pack every year you only have to give notice of if you're going to terminate and but if you don't file reports as you're supposed to then it will automatically terminate with that I'm happy to take questions it's pretty simple bill. C. none I'm closed. I see no question would you like to speak for against the bill. Or the bill senator Moore as close to the bill any objection rowing the boat. Seeing the Secretary please roll the vote VOL eight Bryant Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Davis these. Not English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock. Penzo Petty rice. Seven feel Sullivan Tucker Wallace what a member like to vote that has not or change their vote. CNN secretary please cast up the ballot. By a vote of thirty two yeas and zero nays the bill has passed return to the House house bill sixteen oh four. Sixteen oh four by representative background center Bryant require that a petition of a student transfer from one school district to another school district be placed on the agenda of the school district board of directors for review and approval. Senator Rapert you're recognized thank you Mr president. Centers there's a lot of reasons that parents by Mrs the may first deadline to district transfers at their school. Such as relocation our foster children military. Yet many districts adopt blanket policies to reject these please asks this bill would empower the students and their parents to have their vote publicly presented by the board before being denied it also create a right to appeal to the state board of education. Districts may still delegate the authority to approve and and have blanket approvals but only the only the Niles get hearings if the right to appeal is not. So with that I'll take any questions are there any questions. Seeing none we would like to speak against the bill. For the bill senator Bryan closed on the bill any objection rowing the boat C. nine Adam secretary please role of a board Brian Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Davis D. this my Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love the key Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace would any member like that has not or change their vote. Motion. See non Medicare casts up the ballot by voting thirty two yeas and zero nays the bill has passed returned to the house. You're recognized your house bill sixteen oh six we need to pass over in place on tomorrow's calendar. House Bill sixteen oh six we're gonna pass over place on the market our members of the I'm going to recognize. I'm going to recognize Senator Tucker promotion house bill fifteen seventy five members yeah we've been kind of moving fast intended to vote no I believe he's gonna make a motion to expunge the vote so we can roll through it again with him being in no it members okay but we'll see what motion it uses to make. House Bill fifteen seventy five I believe. Thank you Mr president that's correct I want to drag this out I'm not making a speech I just want to vote no on house bill fifteen seventy five forget expunge vote by which passed re voter to vote no will move on about our business the motion to expunge the vote by which house bill fifteen seventy five passed all those in favor say aye. Opposed say no. Motion carries Fifteen seventy five per cent percent center Penzo to create the Arkansas we employment act secretary role of a. One second. Boyd Brian Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Davis these Dismang Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvin Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice some Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. What a rock the boat that has not or change their vote love no. Murdock no. Tucker no. Leding no. Chesterfield no. Flowers. Excuse. Anyone else. Anyone else madam secretary cast a ballot. By a vote of twenty seven yeas five maize the bill is passed return to the House members thank you for your curtesy on that one House Bill sixteen seventeen. Sixty seventeen members finding that in an act to amend the law concerning post mortem examinations to require or recommend that the state medical examiner conducted course more postmortem examination in certain cases. Senator Johnson you're recognized members this bill is trying to help our state recognized more these opioid overdoses the we have a drastic problem with opioid use in the state that are in our proof that people are overdosing on those drugs are has is not there. The this bill requires corners ascends suspected drug drug overdoses for not all conscious bill as drafted with the help of corners crime lab in the governor's office the. It estimates that about two hundred new autopsies would be created in the by this and the governor's office and the crime lab are good with this an attorney general's office says it has is going to cover the cost of transporting those bodies so. This is agreed upon bill and appreciate a good vote. For any questions on the bill saying no more like to speak against the bill for the bill seeing none of the bill any objection to running rowing the boat scene no Maddox secretary please role of. Boyd Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield Clark. Davis Dismang Dawson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McCaig Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice the Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. Would anyone like to vote that has not or change their vote. Singerman secretary please cast a ballot by voting thirty two yeas and zero nays the bill has passed returned to the house House Bill sixteen eighteen pasal sixty ninety No representative warning is Senator Hill to transfer the powers duties and responsibilities of the State Plant Board regarding catfish processors and commercial by an ornamental fish to the department of agriculture. Senator Hill you're recognized thank you Mr chair colleagues is lovely may not realize or no longer okay on the as a bait fish capital of the world in the go fees cap for the world this bill is brought to us by the farmers in the act apartment saying into you to process and sell their fish this spring this is to clean up building taking everything from the State Plant Board which kind of question why fish were in there anyway to the department of agriculture for their testing in all different needs that they need. Are there any questions. Seeing none would you like to speak against the bill for the bill Senator Hill is closed on the bill any objection rolling the vote. Seeing none madam secretary please role of a board Brian Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Davis dis dismaying Johnson English Flippo flowers Gilmore hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McGill Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace what any member like that has not or change their vote. C. nine minutes secretary passed up the ballot by voting thirty two yeas and zero nays the bill is passed return to the House house bill sixteen thirty six. Haspel sixteen thirty six by representative the clearance in for Clark to authorize revenue bonds to be issued for water system server system for combined water system for which a receiver has been appointed. Sir Clark you're recognized thank you Mr. This bill of the representative record are running we had a situation of where the water district city actually went into receivership bankruptcy Central Arkansas Water has taken over and they want to be able to offer a revenue bond to allow anybody basically that takes over a failed water system to be able to offer revenue bonds in order to of finance that I'll be happy to take any questions. Are there any questions. Senator Pitsch you're recognized thank you for the question. Before the issuance of bonds or whatever is there both of the public to enter into this and that. Visit the town center. Sir. Of. The. I would assume it's my understanding that once they've taken over it's Central Arkansas Water and they have the power and it's also I think it was municipalities here public facility board's public water authorities all three commission revenue bonds and know the way I understand it there's no there's no will election of any kind it's gone into bankruptcy they're taking it over and they're trying to get it out and that would give them a power the we have not yet given people after the tone of his or other situations. The issue bonds. I truly don't know either. Thank you thank you Mr president. Any other questions. Seeing we would like to speak against the bill. For the bill. Senator Clark you're recognized the close of the bill I'm close to appreciate a good vote. Is there an objection the rolling of a. C. nine minutes secretary please role of a board Brian Caldwell Chesterfield Clark ruled Davis duties Dismang Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love the key Murdock Payton Penzo Petty you have done Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. Iraq has not or change their vote. Seeing Hey NO. Dotson president. Penzo. Anyone else see number secretary please cast a ballot vote of twenty ninety days when they need to present the bill is passed returned to the house Senator Hickey. All right members are going to the second to the last page so everyone to pay attention. House Bill sixteen thirty seven we're starting over so pay attention does anyone want to pull that from the list. Anyone wanna pull it from the list. We'll put that in the batch. It's my understanding that sixteen forty is already been voted on. It's my understanding that sixteen forty one has already been voted on. Sixteen forty nine or need to be pulled because it had as emergency clause. Sixteen fifty also has an emergency clause so we're going to pull it. Sixteen fifty three has already been voted on. Sixteen sixty two we're going to pull it because it has an emergency clause. Sixteen seventy four has already been voted on. Sixteen seventy five. Does anyone want to pull that or can we live in a batch. Anyone will pull it. Related to patch. Sixteen seventy six anyone will pull it or leave it in the batch. Anyone wanna pull it. Related in the batch then. Sixteen seventy seven. Does anyone want to pull that one. Sixteen seventy seven do you want to pull it. We're gonna leave it in the batch. That's billable Mr. Okay AM. You can take this chair let me do the. Senator Hester you're recognized to present sixteen forty nine percent Shepherd and Senator Hester to amend the Arkansas student athlete let's see Rights Act and player numbers. Senator Hester you're recognized. Thank you Mr president members this bill is is in addition to the name image and likeness bill that we passed a few years ago this allows for high school students under certain circumstances one that they're they're they're finished playing that sport too they've been admitted into the college that they've agreed to go to and at and then they actually qualify so they you know they were admitted so like they get the proper ACT score and and that's it I'm happy to answer any further questions members with the questions on house bill sixteen forty nine. Seeing them when you would like to speak. Deserve all for. That will qualify for a seventy four as well as. Wonderful question members we have anyone like to speak against the bill. For the bill saying nine. But those are your bill I'm closed Senator close is there any objection role in both. You know the action. Bennifer please or mass secretary please call the roll call the roll Boyd Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Davis the dismaying thought English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love Me Murdock Payton Penzo Petty have done Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace I thank you the members anyone like to change their vote or vote that there anyone like that is not voted or change their vote. I sing nine minutes secretary please cast a ballot. Photos thirty two yeas and zero nays and. Zero president pastor bill graduations. Return to the House. Senate bill six. Sixteen fifty represent Shepherd Senator Hester concerning the sale of event tickets to create the event ticketing and resell consumer protection act and declare an emergency Senator Hester you're recognized members this is also brought to us from institutions of higher ed and it's been worked through with like some of the stub hub and everyone of those groups that the sale online tickets members ultimately what this does is right now Arkansas from the few states it does not allow scalping even though what happens all day every day in the state of Arkansas this actually will allow scalping what this does for our is institutions of higher education it allows them to use of dynamic pricing so if it gets close to game time a few days out they can start lowering the prices are tickets instead of having to sell them on face value and it controls that they think that it's it's good to get more people in the stands and just help them out and anyway happy to answer any further questions thank you members for an explanation bills Flippo you're recognized for a question. Copy. I support ticket scalping yes. Senator Pitsch you're recognized for a question well that will be on the radio the vessel still be on the radio. Anyone else have a permit question senator John. You're recognized for other relevant questions. Yes the people of the baseball field in the game. They're playing not as That's the plan Senator Clark you're recognized for a question. Senator Hester isn't scalping your donation to take it's actually called. I do not believe that a scalping because I'll tell you why the person that That owns the ticket for the first time that sent the ticket has the right to sell whatever they really want they set the value. Senator Hickey you're recognized for a question. Get a motion for committee consideration. Non debatable but of all those in favor signify by saying aye high. Is there any objection role in the. Madam secretary please role of a board Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Davis Dismang some English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irving Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love Me key Murdock Payton Penzo Petty Rostom Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. All right thank you members would like to change the vote saying nine a by a vote of thirty eight zero nine zero president resolution passed bill. Just recognized merger clause is adopted transmit to the House. Return to pass. Just recognized. Okay okay members although we pulled the house bill sixteen sixty two we're going to pass over that today we are going to put it on to Mars calendar it'll be up there will be a decision made whether or not we'll hear the internal. Sixteen sixty two. As. Members of the batch. Members of the axis behind this. Last chance for objection on any the same nine. You're recognized. Cancel sixteen thirty seven by representative Collins center Tucker to specify a callable mental site for certain offenses. House Bill sixteen seventy five bass representative met baby and center to give more to amend the law regarding farm mediation to amend the law concerning the initial mediation meetings. House Bill sixteen seventy six representative Beatty and center Gilmore to amend the law regarding certain diagnostic services and testing relates to animals to amend the law concerning livestock and poultry diagnostic services interment the law concerning canine for close. House Bill sixteen seventy seven by representative BabyCenter Gilmore to amend the law regarding livestock to amend the law regarding livestock running at large to amend the law regarding fencing and to repeal the law regarding financing districts. All right thank you madam secretary. Please call the roll or please roll the. Boyd Bryant Caldwell Chesterfield Clark for awhile Davis these dismaying Johnson English Flippo flowers Gilmore hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice seven feel Sullivan Tucker Wallace. Would anyone like to change the vote seeing none madam secretary please cast up the ballot by a vote of thirty A. zero nays zero present the bills have passed Senator Hickey recognized transmitted the House okay members last page I need everybody to focus with me please okay house bill sixteen ninety we've already voted that. House Bill sixteen ninety five we've already voted that. House bill seventeen oh three we've already voted that. Seventy six as amended. Okay we need to we need to pull house bill seventeen oh six because it had an amendment so that works with our system so we're going to pull house bill seventeen oh six house bill seventeen oh seven that is already been voted. House bill seventeen ten does anyone want to pull it. Senator Dotson you wanna pull it all right so we're all pool house bill seventeen ten for consideration house bill seventeen fourteen anybody wanna pull it. House center Dotson with the pool house bill seventeen fourteen. House bill seventeen eighteen. Anyone wanna pull it. Seventeen eighteen do you want to pull it. Okay that when we put in the batch. Seventeen twenty anyone wanna pull it. Seventeen twenty do you want to pull it. Seeing none are going to the batch. House bill seventeen twenty nine we've already voted. Seventeen thirty five does anyone want to pull that bill. House bill seventeen thirty five. Senator Dismang wants that pulled. Okay. I don't care what you do to backtrack now be done with it. Which will start with. But. Houseful seventeen oh six by representative ball Senator Blake Johnson regarding liquid animal waste management systems and to transfer the authority related liquid animal waste management systems of the department of energy and environment the Department back. Sir John recognized as in house with that. Thank you members that in that transfer the record five a they have to working in consultation with the department of environmental quality this is a state state regulations state law it is nothing to do with the PA or already Greg six. Richard good vote I thank you members have any questions on seventeen oh six. The number you would like to speak for against. Seeing none is there any objection to rolling vote C. notes section madam secretary please role of a Boyd Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Davis the Dismang Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irving Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love Me came Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. All right thank you. Members or anyone like to change the vote seeing none madam secretary. Please cast a ballot by voting thirty eight zero nine zero president bill has passed. A committee to the house. The okay sorry yep return that. All right of next is Senator Gilmore house bill seventeen ten members McClure. To establish the rural economic development initiative. You're going to get more you're recognized thank you Mr president flowers didn't know this bill is controversial but basically all it does is create a. Rule economic development program to basically House federal grant monies that are applied for through the PD duties at ADC it doesn't spend any general revenue doesn't do anything other than ages compile some monies for a grant program for rule economic development the ETC has no opposition this bill no one else has the opposition's bill I'd appreciate a good vote I'll answer any questions if you have any thank you members who have any questions for house bill seventeen ten. We would like to speak for against the bill for the bill. Is there any objection rowing boat. See no. Lease role. Boyd Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield Clark for full Davis these dismaying Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irving Blake Johnson Mark Johnson came Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker. That has not or change their vote. Dotson no. Anyone else the president. There anyone else seeing none madam secretary cast a ballot. By a vote of thirty As one name one present the bill is passed returned to the house. House bill seventeen fourteen seventeen fourteen members and appearing to amend the law regarding alcoholic beverages to amend the law concerning certain permits and authorize the issuance of a permit to certain distillers manufacturers are small farm wineries in a dry area. Senator Penzo you're recognized thank you Mr president the house bill seventeen fourteen allows the issuance of a licence for distillers and small farm wineries if the sale exclusively to wholesalers. Are there any questions Senate role you're recognized for a question so it. Right. Because something better actually is. Sir. The beautiful beautiful. Want to speak against the bill. For the bill Senator Penzo is closed on the bill any objection rolling vote. Yes ma'am secretary please role of a. Boyd Bragg Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Kroll Davis these Dismang Dotson English Flippo flowers Gilmore hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvin Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. What a rock the vote that has not or change their vote hello no. Johnson no dis no Clark no. Hammer no. Kroll no. Gilmore no. Stubblefield no. Hester no. Clark president. Rice president. Anyone else anyone else. Seeing on Medicare cast up the ballot by voting twenty two yeas eight days and to present the bill is passed returns to the house. You have members before you start over we're gonna work on the supplemental calendar for bills that For a minute there came out of the. They came out of committee today so if you want to supplemental please see Senator Dismang. If you have some came out of committee today please Senator Dismang. Senator Dobson you're recognized. A house bill seventeen thirty five. Passel seventeen thirty five a representative ward on Senator Dotson to mend the powers and duties of the state procurement director and to authorise a state procurement director to enter into a mandatory state contracts in certain circumstances. Thank you Mr president members house bill seventeen thirty five does exactly what the title says it It allows a state committee director to inter ended nine month mandatory contracts to allow for negotiated pricing on retail products It's a deficiency bill hopefully will save the state city governments and counties a lot of money we're happy to answer any questions. Question for Senator dot Preciado give a seeing no anyone like to speak against the bill for the. Senate offices close any objection rowing the boat seeing none madam secretary please role of a board Caldwell Chesterfield Clark for awhile Davis these Dismang Dobson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson speaking Leding Love McGill Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice and Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. Any member that has not or change their vote. Seeing them and Secretary cast a ballot by voting thirty two yeas and zero nays the bill has passed returned to the house hang on just a second. I don't think we've actually done the bass. We've got to bills in the back which is house bill seventeen or seventeen eighteen and house bill seventeen twenty. Seventeen eighteen by representative Lundstrum and senator Dismang to create the law legal tender Act and to reaffirm Code is silver coin is legal tender. Hassle seventeen twenty. Five of representantes Sherman center Dismang to amend the laws concerning legal tender forever the tracking of an individual through the use of digital currency except for limited circumstances and to clarify the use of digital currency. Members your for the bad. Any objection rowing the boat scene amount secretary please role of a board Bryant Caldwell Chesterfield Clark Crohn's Davis these Dismang Dobson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvin Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love Me key Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rise stand Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace remember like the vote that has not or change their vote cinematic secretary please cast your please cast about. By a vote of thirty two yeas and zero nays the bill has bills have passed the batches pass returned to the house. One of the top members actual ago was one it was the one we first got back in not everyone's in the room so we had a couple mess ups I need to fix both of these so we're gonna have to bills in a row that we need to expunge and revoked so members can be NOS so center like Leding you're recognized thank you Mr president colleagues I move that we expunge the vote by which house bill fifteen forty seven passed. The oceans to expunge what which house bill fifteen forty seven pass all those in favor say aye opposed say no. Motion carries. Fifteen forty seven House of fifteen forty seven about. But just a second here. There's a second bill. Okay. Fifteen forty seven a residential centre Sullivan to define loaded firearm for the purpose of the statute concerning possession use of a firearm. Injection rowing boat. Manchester please roll the ball in front Caldwell Chesterfield Clark coral Davis these dismaying Johnson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson King Leding Love McKee Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rhinestone Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace. Leding no Tucker no. Love no Murdock no Chesterfield Chesterfield no. Anyone else. Anyone else seeing none Madam Secretary cast up the ballot by voting twenty seven yeas in five days the bill is passed returned to the house Senator Leding you're recognized thank you Mr president colleagues and moved explains the vote by which house bill fifteen sixty passed there's a motion is weeks funds over which house bill fifteen sixty pass all those in favor say aye opposed say no motion carries madam secretary and we just need a minute to get ready but will be house bill fifteen sixty we're gonna revoked. Fifteen sixty by representative ball Senator Hammer to clarify the law regarding reports of child maltreatment with alleged victims who are eighteen years of age or older to prohibit anonymous reporting of child maltreatment Intermin penalty for failure to report child maltreatment. Injection rowing boat better secretary please role of a. Boyd prime Caldwell Chesterfield Clark cruel Davis dis dismaying Johnson English Flippo flowers Gilmore Hammer Hester Hickey Hill Irvine Blake Johnson Mark Johnson that king Leding Love Me came Murdock Payton Penzo Petty rice stand Stubblefield Sullivan Tucker Wallace what a member like a vote that has not a change their vote Senator Tucker no Senator Leding no Senator Murdock president. Anyone else. Anyone else. Chesterfield president not not vote or not voting not voting. Chesterfield not voting. Senator love not voting. Anyone else seeing none madam secretary please cast up the ballot the voter twenty seven yeas two days two not voting one present the bill has passed returned to the house thank you. Senator Davis you're recognized for a motion. Thank you and I move that we suspend the rules to place house bill sixteen forty two U. on second reading for purpose of amendment. Without objection. Amendment one to House Bill sixteen forty two. Senator is recognized to present your members thank you my bill my amendment. You've heard the expression members all those in favor say aye. Opposed say no. Amendment is adopted. Senate to engrossing Senator Irvin you're recognized members if you have bills that you want to withdraw from consideration for placement interim study see me or aunt or Sabrina and will put those all in one calendar and do them all at one time okay so just get those to me before you know sometime between now and tomorrow. If you want to withdraw the bill or if you want to Senate interim study we're gonna do that all at one time on a calendar okay thank you. Okay members what we're going to do right now for going to take a ten minute recess so they can look at a supplemental calendar for bills that came out of committee this morning. So would that give him a minute recess so we see will be back about a. I'm in and meeting with me real quick if you're on public health public health. All. All all all. We're back in session and secretary there is one of the House represent his respectfully requests the return to the house the Senate bill three fifty five. Transmitted. Amendment one Senate bill five oh four. Yes who is it it's on the screen. Okay Sir Petty you're recognized. Thank you Mr president my bill my amendment. Members or the exploitation amendment all those in favor say aye. Opposed say no. Of amendments adopted into gross. Senator Hammer one to House Bill fourteen forty six. My bill my mentor. You further explanation all those in favor say aye opposed say no member of the office Senator grossing. A surcharge would you president Senator hills Amendment. Third option you're recognized president Senator hills Amendment amendment one to House Bill seventeen eighty two. I mean at three am I suspend the rules or is in session I just presenting them in. this amendment by the bill sponsor appreciate a good vote you further explanation members all those in favor say aye. Opposed say no amendment adopted senator grossing. Centerpiece you're recognized. Amendment one to Senate bills three ninety six. Thank you says my amendment I'm sorry is it a motion to concur. Know what this. We signed out. Signed out. Hi. We were your committee on engrossed bills to whom was referred house bill sixteen forty two per cent Maddox compare the engrossed copy with the original find same correctly engrossed. Education is. We are a committee on Insurance commerce to whom was referred senate bill three ninety six by Senator Davies recommend to pass to concur on house amendment number one. Calendar. Okay. Can anybody tell me if we got to bills on the support. Okay a members and members. Senator Hickey is put a lot of effort into making sure we're actually productive tomorrow morning on the shelf is posted every member everywhere instead in their committees so Senator you're recognized I appreciate the credit because a lot of people working together of okay members everybody listen please because we don't need any mistakes everybody please listen. If everybody please quit talking. For a moment please. With Joe please just let everybody focus because we don't need a bunch of questions this is real simple state agencies is going to meet at eight AM. Insurance and commerce is going to meet at eight AM. City county local was going to meet at eight AM. Transportation is going to meet at nine thirty. Education is going to meet at nine. Judiciary. Is done everything will still have a call of the chair in case there's been something messed public health is done there will be always the option of call of the chair revenue in taxes done again there could be a call of the chair same with a it's done I'm going to call of the bureau Marty to tell her all this so she can tell staff so that we're not getting a bunch of calls back and forth to them or something is dropped so that they can get everything on the calendar for the public so that so that everything will be done correctly and that I think are you going to NASA ten thirty your. What we're gonna be in session here at ten thirty tomorrow and and and just so we know that way there's no confusion on the rules it's possible that we come in and there's another committee meeting we can't that is I'm not allow for rules unless we come in we're going to allow the committee to meet because we know we're gonna have thirty minutes to an hour resolutions so that they could meet during their that resolution time but we will not take a vote. if the committee still meet. That makes sense so I think most of us can agree if you want committee still let me go do some work that we could if we could get in here resolution during that time but that would be the only thing we would do while another committee was still worthwhile Committee was still working at ten thirty AM chambers tomorrow Senator hammer that point well we got it back and Senate for. One minute maybe. They're not just like Senator Hickey said we're gonna have to call of the chair okay so you know what we we've had some signing out of bills which is is is is typically like a last resort situation it kind of got a lot of that going on today. We'll look into I mean it's it's a little too late we would prefer to have meetings if possible at all so that will be it will be call of the chair for concurrence is coming out of the house thank you. Senator Tucker you're recognized. I just wanna be able to communicate to the members who are. Yes Sir. State agencies eight o'clock. Insurance and Commerce eight o'clock. City county local eight o'clock. Education. Nine o'clock. Transportation nine thirty. Everything else will have a call to cheer just in case they want to meet. It'll be at the chairs a option. Are there any other questions because we are about to adjourn any announcements. We we did those three minutes yeah and again I will call the bureau so all the to serve the chair John don't have to do that will get Marty to notify the staff of one of those committees are set up so that she can make sure it's done correctly the. Okay members. The other anymore now. Anyone need anything. We are adjourned subject to clearing. Okay senator John. We. So that's okay members we are now. Members like Senator Irvin mentioned earlier today if you have a build you want sent to and I ask the. In a study if you want something that withdrawn C. center or more trying to do that on one you know rather than person after person coming down to the well if you have something you want withdrawn percent and study proposal see Senator Irvin. Okay. One last chance. Anyone got anything. Saying no we are adjourned subject to clearing the desk till to Morrow morning at. Ten thirty AM.
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Agenda

Call to Order

3:23

Roll Call

3:38

Prayer

4:05

Pledge of Allegiance

4:47

HOUSE BILLS FOR THIRD READING AND PASSAGE

4:19:59

HOUSE BILLS BATCH #2

7:45:13

HOUSE BILLS BATCH #3

8:15:53

HOUSE BILLS BATCH #4

8:28:37

Announcements

5:02

HOUSE BILLS BATCH #1

2:05:48

Doctor of the Day

5:46

Announcements

5:56

RECONVENE

9:18:26

SB504 #1

9:18:53

HB1446 #1

9:19:18

HB1783 #2

9:19:49

SB396 #1

9:20:11

Items read across the desk

9:20:58

Items to be Read Across the Desk

7:07

HB1706 Vaught B. Johnson REGARDING LIQUID ANIMAL WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS; AND TO TRANSFER THE AUTHORITY RELATED TO LIQUID ANIMAL WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT TO THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

8:20:30

HB1718 Lundstrum Dismang TO CREATE THE ARKANSAS LEGAL TENDER ACT; AND TO REAFFIRM GOLD AND SILVER COIN AS LEGAL TENDER.

8:28:48

Announcements

9:23:27

Announcements

14:48

HB1637 A. Collins Tucker TO SPECIFY THE CULPABLE MENTAL STATE FOR CERTAIN OFFENSES.

8:16:38

HB1710 Mcclure Gilmore TO ESTABLISH THE RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE.

8:22:13

HB1720 Lundstrum Dismang TO AMEND THE LAWS CONCERNING LEGAL TENDER; TO PROHIBIT THE TRACKING OF AN INDIVIDUAL THROUGH THE USE OF DIGITAL CURRENCY EXCEPT FOR LIMITED CIRCUMSTANCES; AND TO CLARIFY THE USE OF DIGITAL CURRENCY.

8:29:02

Adjourn

9:29:06

Reconvene

7:09:42

HB1515 Maddox Rice TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING RETAIL WATER PROVIDERS AND RELATED SERVICE.

7:38:39

HB1650 M. Shepherd Hester CONCERNING THE SALE OF EVENT TICKETS; TO CREATE THE EVENT TICKETING AND RESALE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT; AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY.

8:12:31

HB1675 Beaty Jr. Gilmore TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING FARM MEDIATION; AND TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING THE INITIAL MEDIATION MEETING.

8:16:46

HB1714 Perry Penzo TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES; TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING CERTAIN PERMITS; ANDTO AUTHORIZE THE ISSUANCE OF A PERMIT TO CERTAIN DISTILLERS, MANUFACTURERS, OR SMALL FARM WINERIES IN A DRY AREA.

8:24:07

HB1735 - TO AMEND THE POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE STATE PROCUREMENT DIRECTOR; AND TO AUTHORIZE THE STATE PROCUREMENT DIRECTOR TO ENTER INTO NONMANDATORY STATE CONTRACTS IN CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES.

8:26:38

HB1738 - Motion to re-refer to committee

7:14:53

Expunge vote HB1547 - re-vote

8:30:20

RESOLUTIONS FOR THIRD READING AND ADOPTION

21:58

Expunge vote HB1560 - re-vote

8:32:06

Motion HB1642 for purposed of amendment

8:33:55

Bills to withdraw from consideration or interim study

8:34:18

RECESS

8:35:53

HB1020 Maddox Hill TO AMEND THE UNIFORM LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY ACT; AND TO REVISE CHARGING ORDERS UNDER THE UNIFORM LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY ACT.

4:19:53

HB1547 Duffield Sullivan TO DEFINE "LOADED FIREARM" FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE STATUTE CONCERNING POSSESSION AND USE OF A WEAPON.

7:45:17

HB1662 Puryear Payton TO EXEMPT THE SALE OF VETERINARY DRUGS AND MEDICINE IF BASED ON A PRESCRIPTION OF A LICENSED VETERINARIAN FROM THE LICENSURE REQUIREMENTS FOR A PHARMACIST AND A PHARMACY; AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY.

8:15:38

HB1676 Beaty Jr. Gilmore TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING CERTAIN DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES AND TESTING RELATED TO ANIMALS; TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES; AND TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING CANINE BRUCELLOSIS.

8:16:59

HB1160 Wardlaw Dotson TO REGULATE COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS OF PUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES; AND TO CLARIFY SUPERVISION OF VOLUNTARY PRODUCTS UNDER THE STATE AND PUBLIC SCHOOL LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM.

4:21:55

HB1526 Bentley B. Davis TO REQUIRE A HEALTH AND SAFETY COURSE OFFERED BY A PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT OR OPEN-ENROLLMENT PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL TO INCLUDE INFORMATION REGARDING BREASTFEEDING.

7:15:11

HB1560 Vaught Hammer TO CLARIFY THE LAW REGARDING REPORTS OF CHILD MALTREATMENT WITH ALLEGED VICTIMS WHO ARE EIGHTEEN YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER; TO PROHIBIT ANONYMOUS REPORTING OF CHILD MALTREATMENT; AND TO AMEND PENALTIES FOR FAILURE TO REPORT CHILD MALTREATMENT.

7:45:27

HB1677 Beaty Jr. Gilmore TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING LIVESTOCK; TO AMEND HE LAW REGARDING LIVESTOCK RUNNING AT LARGE; TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING FENCING; AND TO REPEAL THE LAW REGARDING FENCING DISTRICTS.

8:17:20

House bills to batch

8:18:19

SR41 C. Tucker CONGRATULATING VINCENT C. HENDERSON II, ADMINISTRATOR FOR THE BUREAU OF LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH AND CODE REVISOR, UPON HIS RETIREMENT AND COMMENDING HIM FOR HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.

22:03

HB1067 Andrews Stone TO MODIFY THE LAW CONCERNING RESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTAIN FIREFIGHTERS.

2:05:52

HB1177 L. Johnson B. Davis TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES TO CLARIFY THE LAW ON PRIVATE CLUB ADVERTISING.

4:24:36

HB1531 G. Hodges Dotson TO AMEND THE LAW TO ALLOW QUALIFIED ELECTORS TO DETERMINE THE ISSUE AS TO WHETHER TO ELECT THE SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF DIRECTORS FROM SINGLEMEMBER ZONES, AT LARGE, OR A COMBINATION OF SINGLEMEMBER ZONES AND AT LARGE.

7:18:32

HB1572 Hawk Irvin TO PROHIBIT CERTAIN TYPES OF LOCAL REGULATION OF UNDERGROUND GAS STORAGE FACILITIES, FUEL RETAILERS, AND RELATED TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE.

7:45:48

Announcement

26:18

SR44 Irvin TO RECOGNIZE THAT ABUSE AND NEGLECT OF CHILDREN IS A SIGNIFICANT PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEM; TO COMMEND THE IMPORTANT WORK BEING DONE TO COMBAT THIS PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEM; AND TO PROCLAIM APRIL 11, 2023, AS "CHILDREN'S ADVOCACY CENTER DAY".

27:08

HB1189 Clowney Hammer TO CREATE THE ARKANSAS BEHAVIOR ANALYST LICENSURE ACT.

4:27:53

HB1575 Burkes Penzo TO CREATE THE ARKANSAS REEMPLOYMENT ACT.

7:46:06

Motion to expunge vote by which HB1575 passed

7:59:39

Notice of return of SB355, expunging concurrence

7:46:48

SR49 F. Love TO PROCLAIM APRIL AS AARP™ MONTH AT THE STATE CAPITOL AND TO PROCLAIM APRIL 5, 2023, AS AARP™ DAY AT THE STATE CAPITOL.

31:38

HB1252 L. Johnson Irvin TO MODIFY THE ARKANSAS HEALTH CARE CONSUMER ACT; AND TO REQUIRE COVERAGE FOR PROSTHETIC DEVICES FOR ATHLETICS OR RECREATION AND PROSTHETIC DEVICES FOR SHOWERING OR BATHING.

4:30:44

HB1591 Ray Dotson TO CLARIFY THE APPLICABILITY OF THE ARKANSAS RETAIL PET STORE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT OF 1991; AND TO PREEMPT CERTAIN LAWS CONCERNING RETAIL PET STORES.

7:50:58

Items at the desk

35:23

Announcements

36:23

SENATE BILLS TO CONCUR IN HOUSE AMENDMENTS

37:51

HB1254 J. Mayberry Hammer TO AMEND THE STATE FINANCIAL PARTICIPATION AMOUNT BY USING THE BASIC PROJECT COST PER SQUARE FOOT FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL NEW CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS.

4:32:41

HB1561 C. Fite English TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING THE PENALTIES FOR MOVING VIOLATIONS IN HIGHWAY WORK ZONES; AND TO CREATE ADDITIONAL PENALTIES FOR TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS RESULTING IN INJURY OR DEATH OF CONSTRUCTION PERSONNEL.

7:26:41

HB1595 Ray Gilmore TO AMEND THE PROCEDURES FOR REGISTRATION OF POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEES; TO AMEND CAMPAIGN FINANCE LAW; AND TO AMEND PORTIONS OF INITIATED ACT 1 OF 1990 AND INITIATED ACT 1 OF 1996.

7:55:08

SB341 #1 J. Boyd Boyd TO AMEND THE COMMERCIAL DRIVER ALCOHOL AND DRUG TESTING ACT TO COMPLY WITH FEDERAL MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY ADMINISTRATION REGULATIONS.

37:53

HB1257 Achor Hammer TO EXPAND HEALTH BENEFIT COVERAGE FOR CERTAIN POLICE OFFICER RETIREES OF MUNICIPALITIES AND COUNTIES.

4:53:38

HB1562 Schulz Gilmore TO AMEND THE NALOXONE ACCESS ACT; TO INCREASE AVAILABILITY AND ACCESSIBILITY OF AN OPIOID ANTAGONIST; AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY.

7:35:43

HB1604 Barker Bryant TO REQUIRE THAT A PETITION OF A STUDENT TO TRANSFER FROM ONE SCHOOL DISTRICT TO ANOTHER SCHOOL DISTRICT BE PLACED ON THE AGENDA OF A SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL.

7:57:00

SB354 #1 K. Hammer Hammer TO TRANSFER THE DUTIES OF CERTAIN BOARDS TO THE STATE BOARD OF APPRAISERS, ABSTRACTERS, AND HOME INSPECTORS; AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY.

39:51

HB1260 L. Johnson Payton TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING ANNUITIES UNDER THE ARKANSAS LOCAL POLICE AND FIRE RETIREMENT SYSTEM; AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY.

4:56:38

HB1606 J. Moore Flippo REGARDING THE SUSPENSION OF PERMITS FOR A RETAILER'S FAILURE TO PAY A WHOLESALER OR MANUFACTURER FOR TOBACCO PRODUCTS, VAPOR PRODUCTS, ALTERNATIVE NICOTINE PRODUCTS, OR ELIQUIDS.

7:59:03

SB499 - Suspend rules for purposes of Amendment

42:51

Items at the desk

44:41

Motion on Sen. Alan Clark's Seniority

57:48

SENATE BILLS FOR THIRD READING AND PASSAGE

59:58

HB1271 L. Johnson Irvin TO AMEND THE PRIOR AUTHORIZATION TRANSPARENCY ACT; AND TO EXEMPT CERTAIN HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS THAT PROVIDE CERTAIN HEALTHCARE SERVICES FROM PRIOR AUTHORIZATION REQUIREMENTS.

4:58:31

HB1617 Clowney B. Johnson TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING POSTMORTEM EXAMINATIONS; AND TO REQUIRE OR RECOMMEND THAT THE STATE MEDICAL EXAMINER CONDUCT A POSTMORTEM EXAMINATION IN CERTAIN CASES.

8:01:38

HB1302 Wing C. Tucker TO OFFER AND ENSURE COVERAGE OF TRAUMATIC EVENT LICENSED COUNSELING FOR PUBLIC SAFETY EMPLOYEES; AND TO REQUIRE A STUDY OF AVAILABILITY FOR PEER SUPPORT ACCESS FOR VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS.

5:04:43

HB1618 Wing Hill TO TRANSFER THE POWERS, DUTIES, AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE STATE PLANT BOARD REGARDING CATFISH PROCESSORS AND COMMERCIAL BAIT AND ORNAMENTAL FISH TO THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

8:03:47

SB497 Hester TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS PROCUREMENT LAW; AND TO EXEMPT CERTAIN COMMODITIES AND SERVICES UNDER THE ARKANSAS PROCUREMENT LAW.

1:00:18

HB1313 Hudson Murdock TO AMEND THE EXEMPTIONS OF LIFE INSURANCE PROCEEDS FROM ACTIONS BY CREDITORS AND REPRESENTATIVES.

5:08:28

HB1636 Mcclure Clark TO AUTHORIZE REVENUE BONDS TO BE ISSUED FOR A WATER SYSTEM, SEWER SYSTEM, OR COMBINED WATER AND SEWER SYSTEM FOR WHICH A RECEIVER HAS BEEN APPOINTED.

8:05:16

Announcement

5:09:43

Bills to batch

8:08:28

SB504 J. Petty TO PROHIBIT PEDESTRIANS ON A CONTROLLED ACCESS HIGHWAY.

1:02:03

HB1324 Vaught Boyd TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING VEHICLE HEADLAMP REQUIREMENTS.

5:12:05

SB509 Flippo TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING STIPENDS FOR MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF CORRECTIONS; AND TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING STIPENDS FOR MEMBERS OF STATE BOARDS.

1:02:45

HB1381 Wardlaw Flowers TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING ARKANSAS'S CONTRIBUTION TO THE NATIONAL STATUARY HALL COLLECTION IN THE UNITED STATES CAPITOL.

5:20:08

HB1649 M. Shepherd Hester TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS STUDENT-ATHLETE PUBLICITY RIGHTS ACT; AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY.

8:10:28

SB523 C. Tucker TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES; AND TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING THE EXPANSION OF OUTDOOR DINING AT RESTAURANTS TO INCLUDE BARS.

1:03:55

HB1385 Vaught B. Davis TO ENSURE THAT HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS ARE PROPERLY REIMBURSED BY THE ARKANSAS MEDICAID PROGRAM FOR PROVIDING LONG-ACTING REVERSIBLE CONTRACEPTION IMMEDIATELY AND DURING POSTPARTUM.

5:22:34

SB547 Hester TO PERMIT A PROPERTY OWNER TO CHOOSE THE MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS FOR CERTAIN PROPERTY THAT IS LOCATED WITHIN MORE THAN ONE MUNICIPALITY.

1:06:28

HB1409 M. Brown C. Tucker TO ADOPT THE UNIFORM COMMUNITY PROPERTY DISPOSITION AT DEATH ACT.

5:26:21

SB548 J. Boyd TO REQUIRE CONSENT TO THE ASSIGNMENT OF BENEFITS TO A HEALTHCARE PROVIDER; AND TO MANDATE NOTICE TO AN ENROLLEE OF THE ASSIGNMENT OF BENEFITS TO A HEALTHCARE PROVIDER.

1:08:37

HB1432 Fortner Flippo TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES; AND TO AMEND THE LAW RELATED TO THE SELLING OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES WITH FOOD PURCHASE FOR DELIVERY OR TO BE CONSUMED OFF-PREMISES.

5:32:22

House Bills to be batched or pulled out separately

1:09:48

SB555 A. Clark TO AUTHORIZE THE ISSUANCE AND RENEWAL OF A SPECIAL LICENSE PLATE TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT THE ARKANSAS DYSLEXIA SUPPORT ARKANSAS DYSLEXIA SUPPORT GROUP; AND TO REPEAL THE HOSPICE AND PALLIATIVE CARE SPECIAL LICENSE PLATE.

1:20:23

HB1449 K. Ferguson Wallace TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING LIFETIME LICENSES UNDER THE COSMETOLOGY ACT.

5:35:06

SB557 Crowell TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ACT OF 1973; AND TO AMEND THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE ARKANSAS NATURAL HERITAGE COMMISSION.

1:24:53

HB1454 Ray Dismang TO AMEND THE DEFINITION OF A HOMESTEAD FOR PURPOSES OF PROPERTY TAXATION; AND TO PROVIDE THAT CERTAIN DWELLINGS OWNED BY A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY QUALIFY AS A HOMESTEAD.

5:36:32

SB558 J. Dismang TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, HERITAGE, AND TOURISM.

1:26:16

HB1468 Long M. Johnson TO CREATE THE GIVEN NAME ACT; AND TO PROHIBIT REQUIRING EMPLOYEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND STATESUPPORTED INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION TO USE A PERSON'S PREFERRED PRONOUN, NAME, OR TITLE WITHOUT PARENTAL CONSENT.

5:37:55

SB559 J. Dismang TO AMEND THE DEFINITION OF "DESIGN PROFESSIONAL CONTRACT" IN RELATION TO THE PROCUREMENT OF PROFESSIONAL AND CONSULTANT SERVICES CONTRACTS.

1:27:30

HB1485 Ennett C. Tucker TO AUTHORIZE THE ISSUANCE OF SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES FOR NATIONAL HISTORIC SITES IN ARKANSAS; AND TO CREATE THE LITTLE ROCK CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE SPECIAL LICENSE PLATE.

5:58:44

HB1511 R. Scott Richardson Dotson TO CREATE CHARLIE'S LAW; AND TO REQUIRE AN ELECTRONIC CHILD SAFETY ALARM SYSTEM BE INSTALLED IN A SCHOOL BUS.

6:14:36

SB560 Stone TO AMEND ELEMENTS OF THE FUN PARKS GRANTS PROGRAM.

1:28:40

HB1513 Mccollum Petty TO CREATE THE ELECTION INTEGRITY UNIT WITHIN THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE; TO AMEND THE DUTIES OF THE STATE BOARD OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS; AND TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING VIOLATIONS OF ELECTION LAW.

6:23:18

Announcement

6:25:59

HB1738 - motion to withdraw

6:26:47

SB527 - motion to withdraw

6:27:16

SJR13

6:27:46

Senate retirement bills to be withdrawn from Joint Retirement

6:28:19

SB370 - withdraw

6:29:15

SB582 - withdraw

6:29:43

Items read across the desk

6:30:24

Recess

6:31:31

SB567 G. Stubblefield TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING CIVIL LIABILITY FOR DAMAGE CAUSED BY MOTOR VEHICLES OPERATED ON CERTAIN PUBLIC BRIDGES.

1:29:58

SB575 M. Johnson TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING RECORDS TO BE POSTED ON A WEBSITE BY THE PAROLE BOARD; TO PERMIT THE USE OF A MOBILE APPLICATION FOR POSTING INFORMATION CONCERNING PAROLE; AND TO CREATE THE "SAFE ARKANSAS APP".

1:31:23

SB576 Gilmore TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING THE AUTHORITY OF THE ARKANSAS PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OVER INTERSTATE RATES, CHARGES, CLASSIFICATIONS, AND OTHER ACTIONS; AND TO INCREASE THE AMOUNT RECOVERABLE FROM AN AFFECTED UTILITY.

1:33:48

SB66 #1, #2, #3 - TO CREATE THE PROTECTION OF MINORS FROM DISTRIBUTION OF HARMFUL MATERIAL ACT; TO ESTABLISH LIABILITY FOR THE PUBLICATION OR DISTRIBUTION OF MATERIAL HARMFUL TO MINORS ON THE INTERNET; AND TO REQUIRE REASONABLE AGE VERIFICATION.

1:35:51

Items at the Desk

1:57:10

Announcement

1:57:08

Items at the desk

1:58:58

HB1574 Vaught Hammer TO SUPPORT POSITIVE MENTAL HEALTH FOR FAMILIES WITH YOUNG CHILDREN THROUGH THE ARKANSAS MEDICAID PROGRAM; AND TO ESTABLISH SUPPLEMENTAL REIMBURSEMENT RATES FOR PREVENTIVE SERVICES FOR CHILDREN.

2:06:43

HB1580 Warren Boyd TO EXEMPT COSMETOLOGISTS FROM LICENSING RESTRICTIONS BASED ON CRIMINAL RECORDS.

2:07:02

HB1592 C. Fite Dismang TO AMEND THE DIGITAL PRODUCT AND MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 2009.

2:07:12

HB1594 Duffield Flippo TO CREATE A SALES TAX EXEMPTION FOR THE DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS ORGANIZATION.

2:07:23

HB1621 Beck B. Davis TO AMEND THE DEFINITION OF "REVENUE" UNDER THE ARKANSAS SPEED TRAP LAW

2:07:33

HB1627 J. Moore Hill TO CLARIFY THAT MEMBERSHIP DUES PAID TO HUNTING OR FISHING CLUBS ARE EXEMPT FROM SALES TAX.

2:07:44

HB1629 Magie M. Johnson TO AMEND THE RABIES CONTROL ACT RELATED TO THE CONFINEMENT OF AN ANIMAL WHEN A PERSON IS BITTEN TO ALLOW AN OWNER TO CONFINE AN ANIMAL WHO HAS RECEIVED A CURRENT VACCINATION AGAINST RABIES.

2:07:54

HB1640 G. Hodges Boyd TO AMEND THE DEFINITION OF "REBATES" AS USED IN THE BUSINESS OF INSURANCE; AND TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING TOKEN GIFTS IN THE BUSINESS OF INSURANCE.

2:08:11

HB1641 Beaty Jr. Gilmore TO AMEND THE LAW GOVERNING PAYMENTS IN LIEU OF AD VALOREM TAXES; AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE BILLING AND COLLECTION OF CERTAIN PAYMENTS RELATED TO CERTAIN LEASED OR PURCHASED PROPERTY.

2:08:23

Reconvene

4:09:08

Items read across the desk

4:09:28

SB355 - Motion to recall from Governor's Office

4:15:48

Announcement

4:17:58

HB1653 B. Mckenzie Boyd TO PROHIBIT THE PURCHASE OF SMALL UNMANNED AIRCRAFTS MANUFACTURED OR ASSEMBLED BY A COVERED FOREIGN ENTITY.

2:08:39

HB1674 Mccollum Hester CONCERNING THE CONSUMER PROTECTION DIVISION OF THEATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE; AND TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING SETTLEMENT FUNDS HELD BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE.

2:08:52

HB1690 Beaty Jr. Gilmore TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING RETURN TO SERVICE BY ESSENTIAL SEASONAL STAFF MEMBERS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

2:09:07

HB1695 C. Fite English TO AMEND THE DEFINITION OF "ACTIVE DUTY SERVICE MEMBER" USED IN THE CHILD MALTREATMENT ACT.

2:09:19

HB1703 Andrews C. Tucker TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING LEAVE TIME FOR DEPUTY SHERIFFS, MUNICIPAL POLICE OFFICERS, AND FIREFIGHTERS; AND TO ADD MILITARY LEAVE FOR FULL-TIME DEPUTY SHERIFFS, MUNICIPAL POLICE OFFICERS, AND FIREFIGHTERS.

2:09:29

HB1707 Vaught B. Johnson TO AMEND THE ARKANSAS SOIL NUTRIENT APPLICATION AND POULTRY LITTER UTILIZATION ACT; AND TO PROVIDE THAT NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT PLANS AND POULTRY LITTER MANAGEMENT PLANS ARE NOT PUBLIC RECORDS.

2:09:46

HB1729 Gramlich Boyd TO NAME A LICENSED MASSAGE THERAPIST AS A MANDATED REPORTER UNDER THE CHILD MALTREATMENT ACT.

2:10:10

HB1735 Wardlaw Dotson TO AMEND THE POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE STATE PROCUREMENT DIRECTOR; AND TO AUTHORIZE THE STATE PROCUREMENT DIRECTOR TO ENTER INTO NONMANDATORY STATE CONTRACTS IN CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES

2:10:33

Announcement

2:11:14

Recess

2:12:24

Budget Bills and their Emergency Clauses to be considered which have been introduced by Senators

1:39:03

Batch Senate Budget Bills #1

1:42:31

SB327 AN ACT FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS - DIVISION OF AGRICULTURE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT APPROPRIATION.

1:43:58

SB491 TO AMEND ARKANSAS LAW CONCERNING EMPLOYEES OF INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION; AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY.

1:39:28

SB565 TO AMEND PROVISIONS OF ARKANSAS LAW CONCERNING THE UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION AND COMPENSATION ACT AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY.

1:40:55

Batch Senate Budget Bills #2

1:46:07

Bills and their Emergency Clauses to be considered which have been introduced by Joint Budget Committee

1:46:08

SB9 AN ACT FOR THE ARKANSAS PUBLIC DEFENDER COMMISSION APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:44:04

SB11 AN ACT FOR THE OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:44:11

SB17 AN ACT FOR THE AUDITOR OF STATE - DEPUTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS APPROPRIATION FOR THE 20232024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:44:19

SB18 AN ACT FOR THE OFFICE OF THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:44:28

SB22 AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSFORMATION AND SHARED SERVICES APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:44:33

SB36 AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION - DIVISION OF PUBLIC SCHOOL ACADEMIC FACILITIES AND TRANSPORTATION APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:44:55

SB44 AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS - PAROLE BOARD APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:45:02

SB50 AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES - DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICES APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:46:13

SB51 AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES - DIVISION OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SERVICES APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:46:22

SB52 AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES - DIVISION OF CHILD CARE AND EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:46:31

SB53 AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES - DIVISION OF MEDICAL SERVICES APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:46:41

SB54 AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES - DIVISION OF AGING, ADULT, AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:46:50

SB61 AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION - DIVISION OF CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:47:02

SB64 AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT - ARKANSAS GEOLOGICAL SURVEY APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:47:11

SB73 AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION - ARKANSAS SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND AND ARKANSAS SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:47:21

SB75 AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION - DIVISION OF HIGHER EDUCATION APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:47:31

SB76 AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:47:40

SB83 AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:47:48

SB110 AN ACT FOR THE SAU-TECH APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:47:56

Batch House Budget Bills

1:48:53

HB1062 AN ACT FOR THE OFFICE OF THE TREASURER OF STATE APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:48:56

HB1074 AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION - REGULATORY DIVISION APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:49:05

HB1135 AN ACT FOR THE OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:49:14

Supplemental Budget Calendar

1:50:13

SB268 - AN ACT FOR THE SAU-TECH FIRE TRAINING ACADEMY APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:50:18

SB578 - AN ACT TO TRANSFER FUNDS, DEFINE MONIES AVAILABLE IN THE RESTRICTED RESERVE FUND, AND TO ALLOW ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR STATE DEPARTMENTS, AGENCIES AND INSTITUTIONS; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

1:51:38

SB123 - AN ACT FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS FOR MEDICAL SCIENCES APPROPRIATION FOR THE 2023-2024 FISCAL YEAR.

1:52:43

Items to be Read Across the Desk

1:53:59

SB405 - refer to Interim Study

6:27:28

HB1766 - re-refer from City County Local to Public Health Wealth Labor Committee

1:55:38

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