Public Health, Welfare and Labor Committee - Senate

Senate bill three ninety two feels a state your name for the record and then we'll proceed with your amendments yes Breanne Davis state Senate district twenty five and and I can have someone with the department of health I think yes thank you cannot explain the amendment all right. Charles Thompson attorney the Arkansas department health. Okay you're recognized to explain the amendment. Thank you madam chair I want to thank senator Davis for allowing us to have some input technical advice on the bill we were in our technical Vice when asked about legislation in an administration and how to affect our ministration of the legislation to rule the Amendment sees amendments we suggested to to clarify it and ensure the intent of Senator Davis is bill what denture that admit intent of Senator Davis is bill looks thick but what this does is actually at which she said and this morning it takes the permit cosmetics and bring it back into the body art and so that's what that that's the strike throughs on the backside in the front one thing that was discussed this morning what is the issue is to performing body art on genitalia and that that part has been the prohibition on on on by performed by our genitalium that is back in in this amendment if you look on page two you can see where it says it is unlawful for a person to perform body art on the and now it does strike the nipple is that Ariel of from from the new language or genitalia of a person under eighteen years of age regardless of parental consent so that language is back in there no there was a question this morning Otherwise the the amendment does what exactly what Senator Davis said this morning it brings a pack performance cosmetics back in body art that will allow the department to be able to administer this area of the law and do some rules pursuant to the intent and the text of this of the legislation and ensure that all the all the persons in the profession have isn't easily to understand and easily to administer rules you have to take any questions are there any questions on the amendment from the members I've I've noticed that create that catch their with that Jean okay motion to adopt the amendments so moved and a second all those in favor say aye opposed ayes have it amendment is adopted. And is there anything further that you want to discuss on this bill. And that that I guess I can go and close for the bill is that okay okay yeah we heard testimony for and against the bill I believe is there anyone. Else here to speak for against this bill. Recognized to close for your bill thank you and as I said earlier this morning we have been working on this for and close to ten months and once we realized sort of the issues that the last bill created and I just want to speak to some of the comments that the gentleman he spoke in opposition to the bill said this morning about not being included in the process section of an email from him to a group of people in the industry dated may from twenty twenty two calling this for professional people working on this bill to fix an issue in their industry SKM and and I'd like to quote him we were recently notified about another PNB scam this scam Association is attempting to defraud and mislead readers and he said using a similar name to his group and so he he was he didn't know about this proof formation working on correcting the issues from last session there was also the meeting last summer with the bill the board within the department of health and where there was testimony public comment through the rule making process on the issues at this bill created and he was there for that and understood the issues and where others in his industry were coming from so there has been ample time to work through and any concerns from his and we have tried to work with him and try to come to agreements on some things where there were nine we all know this process about compromise and working through things with different parties and if that party refuses to work with you that you cannot work with them so there has been due diligence and through that over the last ten months and we believe that we've come to a place and that protects and people who are using the services of people in this industry it protects the industry and that's good for consumers and with that I'm close for my bill and asked for it but thank you. Thank you what motion do pass as amended there are second. Second all those in favor say aye. And opposed ayes have it congratulations you've passed your bill as amended okay Senate bill one thirteen. Do you want to do that one. Yeah. Without objection we're gonna move Senate bill one thirteen from an active list to the regular agenda. All right without objection go ahead you can percent Senate bill one thirteen sorry I'm sorry it's house bill thirteen eighty five they are the same bill house bill thirteen eighty five okay house bill thirteen eighty five second. Okay you're recognized to present house bill thirteen eighty five thank you madam chair I guess the two bills that I'm running and public health today come with a little bit of history this one has history of its and its positive and history but I know years ago before I was in the legislature and Senator Irvin and represented Ferguson worked really hard on this long acting reversible contraceptive issue and finding state funding to be able to have a bank with and health departments to provide and this type of birth control for women and I think that's really important and it's let us to be able to do this work today and so I appreciate appreciate that appreciate the history as free on this issue in this bill and members this bill it and. Allows it makes it a wraparound payment and for long acting reversible contraceptives and which I'll call lark and it makes it a wraparound payment outside of the global payment that Medicaid currently pays for and delivery. So if you look at the fiscal impact statement and there is a small fiscal impact to the state and and I can let the Department health committee and speak to that but I do want to say that and Medicaid delivery is around eleven hundred dollars in the state pays twenty eight percent of that a lark a payment for a lark is a thousand dollars in the state pays ten percent so and that cost savings there are pretty substantial for our state and forty two other states have implemented payment improvements within their Medicaid programs which do carve out some portion of of this large cost so there's certainly other states that have been doing it for quite some time as to the states in our country actually and we anticipate that as lark utilization increases and unplanned pregnancy rates will decrease and we'll see more of an increase in the entertainment C. an interval which is the time that that a woman has a baby until the next time she has a baby will see that and increase that span of time and so between and. Well I'll just say and repeat Medicaid births and in Arkansas within eighteen months is it thirty five percent say reprieve papers within eighteen months of thirty five percent and states that have implemented this policy and their second baby or higher at birth rates were cut at about fifty seven percent so while you see a fiscal impact statement of a little over three hundred thousand dollars to the state itself and we've seen and states like Colorado a cost avoidance of between sixty six and seventy million dollars and that's due to savings and averted births of unplanned pregnancies at ten if snap benefits and would cost so overall long term it's actually a huge savings to the state they just can't factor that into this fiscal impact statement I'm happy to take any questions or and I'm sure more fight with the department of health is as well. Okay thank you are there any questions from members of the committee. The questions RAC none you're recognized anyone here to speak for or against this bill. C. nine you're recognized close as close as for good vote thank you Committee motion to pass their second second all those in favor say aye. And oppose ayes have it congratulations you pastor bill. And other okay Senate bills are there any other Senate bills. Senator Hammer okay Senator Flippo. When I go to you for Senator hammers bills. I'm sure if it's please the chair I'd like to speak Broadway the to sit with me he's a bit more familiar with these and I am what number are we on start with Senate bill three hundred okay Senate bill three hundred. There is there an amendment on this there is. This amendment. Motion is there seconds. Second all those in favor say aye. And oppose ayes have it this amendment is adopted you may present Senate bill three hundred as amended if you'll just take your names for the record yeah Senator Scott Flippo districts and twenty three a shame roadway issue system. Okay so I will yield this to Mr Broadway let him give a little bit more thorough explanation his or more familiar than I am thank you senator ms madam chair members of the committee this is a bill you'll discuss the other day that shall last of the Senator Hammer come back change the shall to may in terms of how that they may pursue different funding options including our but that's the only change from the other day when you heard the testimony. Right. In other any questions members of the committee. C. nine anyone here to speak for against this bill. C. nine you're recognized to close for the bill. I'm sure I'll close for the bill I appreciate a good vote I make a motion to pass and is there a second as amended as amended thank you and there's a second. Second all those in favor say aye. And oppose ayes have it Senate bill three hundred as amended. Okay and then the next building go to Senate bill three oh two. Okay renders anonymous been engrossed of the bill members if you look on Page one line twenty four. It delete the word portal and substitute it with portal if funds are available so make an analysis of the language is not permissive. And this is the same issues was brought up the other day in terms of pursuing funds to establish the portal the nursing portal that would be done statewide. Okay so it raises the concern you race manager if you have we're just can you put that is that is line twenty four on page one. Okay if you see If funds are available yes. I guess I got a lot twenty five. That has been done has been engrossed. I'm sorry. Look at the bill it goes to the question is asked to contact the funds were made available what with the portal exist got it are there any questions from members of the committee. Anyone here to speak for or against this bill. The nineteenth close Fairfield close manager impasse make a motion to pass and seconds all those in favor say aye hi and oppose Senate bill three oh two passes the manager of the committee. Okay representative Scott let's see I'm sorry Senator Wallace are there any other Senate bills before we get to House bills. Any other Senate bills. That we need to run. Okay M.. Senator Wallace house bill fifteen forty three. There is an amendment. But I appreciate you being here. Okay we'll just stay in name for the record as your you can explain your amendments at what just motion to adopt the amendments motion to adopt the amendment second all those in favor say aye opposed amendment is adopted you may present Senate bill I'm sorry house bill fifteen forty three as amended. Good afternoon madam chair. Dave Wallace senator of district nineteen. This bill deals with the cemeteries it's a three page bill but there's really on about eight lines of different of of new language. And it deals with cemeteries that have. Not done a good job of keeping up their signatures primarily grass growing and things like that. What we've done. C. line. Twenty eight through thirty. Pretty much says that if you're going to hold a permit to own and operate a. Cemetery then you need to take care of that cemetery. If you go to page two with that in line and we've already got some punishment such as suspending a revoking permits but we'll see if we don't do that we're going to find you five hundred dollars. And that's pretty much what this bill is all about. All right. Bye for your questions are there any questions from the members of the committee. C. nine is there anyone here to speak for or against this bill. Scene nine you can close your bill ma'am I'm closed right. And I'm I would ask for a and I make a motion that we pass this bill motion do pass as amended their second second all those in favor say aye hi and opposed ayes have it house bill fifteen forty three passes as amended thank you representative Scott which house bill are we on. Fourteen sixty two. You're recognized to present house bill fourteen sixty two thank you madam chair thank you Committee representative Jamie Scott from house district seventy two just to give you a little background about how this bill came about a representative will Speaker Shepherd selected myself representative Keith Brooks and represented the involved to participate in a foster care and homeless student liaison of fellowship last year so we were able to through NCSL so we were able to travel and Senate sessions with policy experts that for experts on by securing homeless you to figure out better ways to support these these individuals in our state and this bill is a result of that working at fellowship so house bill fourteen sixty two clarifies the definition of unaccompanied homeless youth in our state currently that definition does not match the national definitions so that's what we're doing in this bill clarifies that an unaccompanied homeless youth as a young person between the ages of sixteen and twenty two years of age and is not in physical custody of their parent guardian and is a youth who has run away from home have been forced to leave his or her home or have parents who have left the area or who have left them behind simply put these kids are young and they don't have an adult that's responsible for them during the ninety third General Assembly. We passed legislation creating a foster care and homeless UP laid liaison on our college campuses to support these individuals House Bill fourteen sixty two will improve and provide support to our youth in foster care who have aced out in our homeless youth and provide the basic fees and documents for them to go to school or college to get jobs and contribute to our society this bill will but will waive the fees for our foster care youth in our unaccompanied homeless youth to get government ID's or driver's license a copy of their birth certificate and also to get a transcript from a public college or university if they don't have a copy that they the college this bill passed the house for one ninety six voting in support of it nine voting against it there is no non opposition to this bill this bill will help us identify the kids who need help in our state and that's all of the I'll close and answer any questions if you have I'll try my best thank you thank you for being here are there any questions from the members of the committee Senator Solomon you're recognized for a question how are these is this data see about four different statuses to several status is that a student can be classified how does one attain that status and who certifies that can I ask that I've worked with them. Miss Kristen he. Sorry. I have a second I recognize Harper you're recognized. Good afternoon Christopher Division of Children and Family Services and on page two of the bill and as outlined several ways in which and eight you could be identified as an unaccompanied minor so would be with either the school district's liaison and at the student has been identified for services under McKinney vento and you have several different and service providers who have knowledge of the user and there are safeguards in place and not just any you could come up and say I'm in a company minor you have and other people working with the youth providing services who document that. Who says who actually says there are this is their status to certifies to sure so and again there are a few different ways that can happen on page two of the bill and starting on line seven it could be the school district's liaison for foster and homeless youth and moving down the line fourteen the director of an emergency shelter program funded by the federal Department of Health housing and urban development and moving down to one eighteen director of a runaway or homeless youth basic center transitional living program at and then and finally a continuum continuum of care agency would be another option. Are there any other questions from members of the committee. All right C. nine thank you so much is there anyone here to speak for or against the bill. C. nine can recognize the clothes for your bill thank you committee thank you for your time and I'll close for a bill all right and what's the pleasure of the Committee motion do pass second all those in favor say aye and oppose ayes have it congratulations your bill senator Dotson. You have and amendments one explain their moment yes I'm sure there's amendment that's being passed out and this is Yeah. And without objection I'm just going to place your bill on the regular agenda so we can hear it this is a bill that spending a fiscal impact statement that we do have DHS at the table that can explain as explained that fiscal impact statements that without objection hi you're recognized to present and Senate Senate bill four sixty five of that let's go ahead and present the amendment first the The Amendment I'm not sure exactly the best way to to go through the amendment if you'd like me to go line by line I can but basically it in search a few sections of Into the bill that DHS help me draft that made them more comfortable with the bill so just kind of going through it the first the first change it to reinsert the Department of Health and the Department of Human Services as the entities that would be working together on this going forward right now it's just under the department of health the original bill was to move its to DHS and so this this is for the. Basically the hotline portion the bill This section or change to delete section three in its entirety that's on page two. Change three insert some language on lines one and two. that that just instructs the Department of Human Services and how they do the contracting with entities change for Page three line seventeen eighteen it's adds the procurement of more vendors so as as far as the vendors that services organizations under this bill and I'll have to explain the bill more when we get to that okay if you want to a do you want to adopt the amendment not to explain the whole bill that'll work motion to adopt the amendment so moved and second all those in favor say aye and oppose ayes have it and it is adopted so we can present senate bill four sixty five as amended thank you madam chair so now that is amended what the bill does as a whole basically if you recall in the last general session we adopted something called every mom matters act imma and it was housed in the Department of Human Services and really was a effort to try to make sure that women seeking abortion at least three thousand abortions in the state of Arkansas at the time were we're getting the resources available to them to make an informed decision and now that abortion is no longer legal in the state that piece of law is no longer necessary to be housed in the Department of Human server Department of Health and it's no longer at at the needed to have an active hotline for them to call. Before they have an abortion so basically what this does is moved that over to DHS and puts a pause on it basically. To a point in time in the future if abortion ever does become legal again we've already got the statute on the books for the ability for DHS at that time to to reactivate program the second thing it does is it moves the loving choices lifeline that we enacted in twenty nineteen over two Department of Human Services and that is a a hotline that basically allows for care coordination of services for women who are in crisis that are seeking help for. There's a whole list on. Page. Page three and for their so. Services needed for support in the following areas of use assault education or training housing assistance employment resume development child care all that list that's on there those things are currently since we passed that in twenty nineteen under the department of health This would move it over to the Department of Human Services where it's more That kind of their their more experten and expertise in that field and so that's that's kind of the the the two thrusts of the piece of legislation is to combine those two programs moved over to DHS and put a pause on the the part of it that's not actively necessary I think that you have anything else to add is that covers it pretty much so okay are there any questions from members of the committee Senator love. Thank you mentioned I think. I understand what you're trying to do that but why we why we have to move it from eighty H. to DHS well is. The the the main reason in the last two sessions twenty nineteen twenty twenty one that it was housed in the department of health was because these related to abortion abortion clinics and those were all on licensed in under the department of health. But the department of health doesn't necessarily have. The the various Programs that they would be connecting women to resources with Medicare job training services or that whole list that I just read their You know all those things are more kind of appropriately under DHS then department of health and and now that the abortion component of this is not active they're still need for that coordination of care for for moms out there seeking assistance. Part of. Thanks okay any other questions from members of the committee. Right C. nine is there anyone here to speak for or against the bill. The ninety recognized poster bill I'm closing just would appreciate a good vote okay motion to pass as amended. And second all those in favor say aye. And oppose ayes have it congratulations you're patched your bill as thank you madam chair and members. Thank you for sticking around with us for a representative Pilkington. Here are okay here's you met your keep moving out there. You're fine you're. This state your name for the record it is it house bill ten zero zero nine Do we do house bill eleven to the concur in the Senate amendment already yep I think we took a look at for you already fantastic that should that should Senator Penn. Did you do that are eleven a. Senate has already did your bill perfect that's I've got three in here anyway so we just wanna make sure we get everything yes we did can Currier we have fantastic a lot going on today I'm sure that we're just trying to. DO everything yes no I understand to taking care of appreciated on house bill ten zero zero nine This is to establish the non emergent transportation rideshare expansion study working group if you recall a few sessions back we created a pilot program to see how ride sharing could work And in a way for non emergent transportation and so that program actually was in effect of course COVID hit it got shut down and and now we're trying to get it back up there a few issues they saw and so there is a grand this with DHS basically telling them to restart the program and they asked that we just do a working group instead to get the program up since they've already are authorized to do the pilot program and so this isn't to just enabling language to let them do that to bring stakeholders to the table and kind of find a way to move forward and and that's it it's noncontroversial no no no opposition that's it okay are there any questions from the members of the committee. Scene nine anyone here to speak for against the bill. C. nine you're recognized close for your bill I'll close my rival thank you chairman I make a motion to pass second all those in favor say aye. And oppose ayes have it congratulations thank you thank you. Okay run ten zero zero six our. Which one of the maternity leave bill that I ran earlier in the session and Sir. That in here AT Cheshire our. We are at the table so okay thank you sorry I just. One of the proper as you know earlier in the session I ran the bill to allow for maternity leave benefits for those who work for companies that also pay for abortion benefits as well I I've talked a lot of senators I've heard concerns about asking companies to do this you know we don't like to talk companies what to do and I would say that to that argument we're just trying to do is create a parity issue so they're choosing to offer one service we just ask that they offer the other and that's simply at you know the John from a call this Legislative trickery that I was trying to pool in reality what I was doing was trying to find a way to thread a needle I think we all want maternity care and maternity leave for for women but we don't wanna force companies to do it and so I found a way to say that if they have this marginal dollar offer one benefit I just simply ask that they offer the other and and I worked with Walmart and I worked with other companies that offer this to try to get them to be neutral and they are neutral on this bill because I've been talking to them since last August I think is a step in the right direction you know I think I did I told a story about the vin diagram about state that bans in states that have have leave and there's no stay in the middle and I would Arkansas to be that say in the middle you know we passed the learns Act in the interim we went between when I first ran this bill and now which had a component of twelve weeks of maternity leave and I think you know that was a great component of the of that bill and I just simply want to add this to it it doesn't cost the taxpayers single dime I think it's a great experiment it's a great way to show people that here in Arkansas being the most products in the nation we want to make sure that women have that option if they want to take maternity leave and so. I just ask for another shot at it that's all I appreciate the opportunity to come presented again thank you Sir and is that either questions from members of the committee. And I'll just share my again my concerns about the enforcement at this and think you know my concern is again and. My concern is telling private businesses and I realize that you worked with Walmart but I have small businesses I have all kinds of businesses and they're not the only business in the State of Arkansas that matters sure not of them are that do matter and so I I personally just don't feel like the government should be trying to interfere with and private businesses and telling them what they can do I don't like that they would do this but there's really no way to enforce this and there's really no way in my opinion to say that you can you know whether you go and take a week off of vacation at grandmother's house or whatever then or whether you're leaving to go have an abortion different state there's no way for us to really know that and force that were for that business and those are going to be violations I can't ask those employees whether they're going to have an abortion or not because that would be a have a violation so I just have major concerns about that and I've had a lot of of members of the Senate expresses those concerns to me as well so I'm expressing those concerns for myself and for many many members of the Senate that we we have actually pulled and have at we have pulled those numbers many of them and who have the same concerns but and I'm I'm here I'm just let us be to that sure Inc and can address those concerns report Sir you know when you're correct that's not the only prison state I talked to others as well as what the chamber of commerce is neutral on this they did not come out against this you know whether an individual employee goes and and receive an abortion other state is it is unrelated to this bill this is only if the company is paying for that to to happen so whether at an individual goes and and and received that in illinois' or another state you're you're totally right that they have no way of asking us but it's only the company is saying that we are offering this benefit and that's why I think I refer to as a benefit parity issue we're just saying if you offer one off of the other so I I just wanted to to make that clarification on those and like I said the reason why. Why I think the chamber's neutrals because we've it would take this consideration it's it's not all businesses we we try to model a lot of it off and sent away that's why it's only fifty employees or higher because a lot of them already have this framework and that was to suggest from when the companies we talk to so just want to okay at that thank you thank you are there any questions from the members of the committee. C. nine anyone here to speak for against the bill. Scene nine pleasure of the Committee motion to pass their second second all those in favor say aye opposed no. I did not hear five ice bill fails thank you thank you committee for give me an opportunity present again thank you. We love all your other bills to by the way. Representative perks. Eleven okay and which house bill are you presenting today yes this is House Bill fifteen seventy five House Bill fifteen seventy five. House bill fifty map received absolutely okay house bill fifteen seventy five is a very simple change to our current unemployment benefits law right now if you lose your job through no fault of your own you may be entitled to receive unemployment benefits One of the things you have to do to maintain those benefits is performed to work search activities per week and that's monitored by DWS this bill simply change that to five work search activities per week that is something like turning into resume filling out a job application going to a job fair I visited with Dr shoulders and David sterling about this in there okay an absolutely fine with the language of this bill in fact adopted some of their recommendations all right are there any questions from the members of the committee on this bill. Anyone here to speak for or against this bill. C. nine you're recognized close for your bill I am close thank you and the motion to pass and second all those in favor say aye. And oppose ayes have it congratulations you passed your bill. Are there any other bills to come before the committee senator Boyd. Which bill do you want to do the. By Senator. Okay. Go for it. You want to run the eleven twenty nine first representative Johnson and any. Okay. state senator Justin Boyd district twenty seven so with your permission I'll start with a House bill fifteen sixty two okay fifteen sixty two let's just get a second to find it fifteen sixty two okay gotcha so really what this does is this expands the availability of naloxone it allows entities to stock more of it so that it can be distributed appropriately while it did become over the counter today there are still other and naloxone is that are not necessarily so the brand name nor can became over the counter today but there are other naloxone is that are not so if it made sense from a financial standpoint practical standpoint to for you know a police station or a you know homeless shelter a hospital or clinic to stock more these one of the the prescription versions this would still be the right thing to do so there's. You know it's not controversial or there's no no no opposition and it helps protect people it's one of the things we can do on the Sentinelle and. Are there any questions from the members of the committee anyone here to speak for against this bill. The nine you're recognized closer bill I'm closed I appreciate a good vote and I make a motion do pass and is there a second second all those in favor say aye and oppose ayes have it congratulations you've passed your bill thank you madam chair so with your permission I'll go with House Bill fifteen sixty five okay this is Senator Tucker asked me they're all down the judiciary or were in Judiciary and asked me to present this is why I'm doing it so this bill continues the studies that were done on the the behavioral health mental health basically it assigns public health and welfare to continue the interim studies that that were being done on again on mental and behavioral health we've heard several bills this session that came out of that out of that committee and so this is just an extension of it for the next R. for this General Assembly okay are there any questions from the members of the committee. C. nine anyone wish to speak for against this bill the nineteenth close for your bill I'm close motion do pass I make a motion to pass is there a second second all those in favor say aye hi and opposed. Is have it congratulations you pass your bill do you want to run house bill eleven twenty nine per person. You're recognized to present house bill eleven twenty nine. Thank you madam chair house bill eleven twenty nine is is pretty simple Senator Irvin as the Senate sponsor an act to require the Arkansas Medicaid program in insurance policies to reimburse for behavioral health services provided in certain settings and so there is no estimated fiscal impact with that said I'd be happy to try to answer any questions. All right and there any questions of members of the committee I believe there's a fiscal impact statement DHS's here as there are there any questions of the H. us I think represent Johnson worked extensively with DHS on this bill again to address some of the behavioral health issues that are lacking and to create more of a continuum of care for behavioral health. any any questions for members of the committee C. nine close for your bill I am close for this bill and I'd appreciate a good vote. And methods to mow that do pass motion motion do pass as their second second all those in favor say aye hi and opposed ayes have it congratulations you pass your bill. All right other bills to come before this committee. Fourteen fifty two Senator Penzo. This is for representative Gonzalez. Okay yes. I'd like to try to clean out those that we do have. We have an amendment for the bill. Which adds Senators of Penzo as the Senate sponsor motion to adopt the amendments and second all those in favor say aye opposed ayes have it and then as adopted you may present house bill fourteen fifty two as amended. The. Two of the bill pricing transparency the. pretty much what it says is that. They have to comply with the. Regulations are. The prices are. The. Minders my understanding is that this is federal language that this is absolutely replicating so if they have to live by it by the federal state statues and they would just leave it at or by the state statutes as well. Yet we just codifying the federal language and any questions from the members of the committee. Scene nine anyone wish to speak for or against this bill C. nine you're recognized to close for the bill as amended. Can you make a motion do pass as amended. And second all those in favor say aye opposed ayes have it house bill fourteen fifty two as amended passes. Okay. Anybody else. Going to White real quick on Senator Boyd. Grab them okay. Bill presentation by telephone. if you're ready for me patent chair house bill fifteen eighty okay by representative Warren I just wanted to make sure I was. Senator Justin Boyd district twenty seven on this bill basically cosmetologist had been excluded if you've ever been to prison you couldn't be a cosmetologist will they actually teach cosmetology in prison now it's one of the professions this rectified as that I mean still all the other things that are related to be a cosmetologist are in place this just would make sure they were not directly excluded just because of that aspect. Are there any questions from the members of the committee. Seeing no questions anyone here to speak for or against the bill. Seeing nine you're recognized to close for your bill. Thank you madam chair I'm closed it's pretty self explanatory I appreciate a good vote I make a do pass motion okay motion do pass on second all those in favor say aye opposed ayes have it congratulations you passed house bill fifteen eighty passes. Okay any other bills to come before this committee. Anyone anyone else okay with that then we're turned thank you everybody for staying.