House Convenes

And by the member staff press and guests in the gallery sustained to be led in prayer by the house chaplain Dr rex Horne retired pastor Emmanuel Baptist church in Little Rock and remain standing for the pledge of allegiance to be led by Representative Lane Jean. Let's pray. Bothers we come to the end of the week as far as our friends here meeting in the house we pray that you'll bless them that as they have points of getting back home that you will protect them on the way. But you already knew them and refresh them for the work that they have done from the work and for the work that is yet to come. We pray that you'll bless the communities that they represent and the people many with great needs we pray you bless each one. And fathers we look at the course of life and as we look at the the session the days of the session as we look at the years of our life we would pray that you would help us to fight the good fight. Help us to finish the course that set before us and help us to keep the faith in Jesus name amen. Members please indicate your presence by pushing yellow present button prepared machine Mr Clerk. Asked about Mr Clark with ninety nine members present the chair sees a quorum are there any request for leave Representative speaks for what purpose leave you're recognized the first Representative Wooten is leave granted for Representative would. So noted. Represent Fredrick Love moves we dispense the reading of the previous day's Journal without objections so ordered are the Reports from select committees read the reports Mr Clark. Mr Speaker we are putting on events we cations in information technology to whom was referred house bill fifteen fourteen beg leave to report that we have the same to consideration I'm here they're trying the same with the recognition that do pass as amended number two sickly submitted. Meeks vice chair. Are there Reports from standing committees. Read the reports Mr Clark. The Speaker we're Committee on Education. To whom was referred house the current resolution to a nine Senate bill sixty Senate bill sixty three Senate bill one on one Senate bill one fourteen beg leave to report that we have the same under consideration here the term in the same condition that do pass mystically submitted Bruce Cozart chair. Mr Speaker we are Committee on Education two was read house bill fifty no one vaguely two point three for the same consideration in here through term with the same recommendation that do pass as amended number one so submitted Bruce Cozart chair Mister Speaker we're Committee on Education to whom was referred Senate bill thirty one beg leave to report that we have the same under consideration here they're trying that same recommendation that you pass exactly submitted price Brian S. Evans vice chair. The Speaker we Committee on Education to whom was referred house bill fourteen twenty nine beg leave to report that we had the same under consideration in here with her with the same recognition that do pass as amended number two exactly submitted Bruce Cozart chair this Speaker we're committing on joint budget to whom was referred house bill thirteen ten beg leave to report they for the same to consideration and here they're trying the same recommendation they do pass as amended number one respectfully submitted represent Representative Lane Jean vice chair culture. Mr Speaker we are Committee on joint budget to whom was referred house bill twelve twenty fifteen fifty one has a fifteen fifty two beg leave to report that we have the same in a consideration in here for a term with the same recognition that you pass exactly submitted Lane Jean co chair. Thirty unfinished business there any Executive communications. Read the letter from the governor Mr Clark. March third twenty twenty one to the Speaker of the house and do you Mr Speaker this is to inform you that on March third twenty twenty one argue the approved I reviewed and approved the following measures from the regular session at the ninety third General Assembly possible eleven twelve as act two forty nine sincerely Aissa Hutchinson. Represent Warren moves we place Senate bill two twenty six back back on second reading for the purpose of amendment without objection remember number one Mr Clark. I'm a number one to Senate bill two twenty six. Of one you're recognized. Thank you Mr Speaker colleagues all that we're doing here is changing some language in the bill we're taking it from an oversight committee to an advisory commission Committee I will be able to if you approve this I will be able to go into more detail on Monday when the bill is presented thank you. Percent worn as explained The Amendment would anyone like to speak against the amendment. Would anyone like to speak for the amendment. Percent worn is closed for the amendment the question before the House is the adoption of amendment number one to speak to Senate bill two twenty six all in favor say aye. Any opposed. The amendment is adopted. Represent under would mostly place house bill thirteen sixty four back on second reading for the purpose of amendment without objection read a member number one Mr Clark. I remember one to House Bill thirteen sixty four percent under what you're recognized explain the amendment. You Mr Speaker first want to congratulate represent a Pilkington on his a new baby boy and thank you for letting me take your bill for you while you're out but I appreciate a good vote on this amendment all this does is adds an appointment to the by the governors the board member spot for this bill as the word wastewater for board position and answered willing gas commission of someone who will help with damage prevention training if you guys would help me with this amendment I can go into more detail after run this the committee next week thank you should give up. Purposive Underwood is explain the amendment would anyone like to speak against the amendment. Would anyone like to speak for the amendment. Representative under what is closed for the amendment the question before the House is the adoption of a minute number one to House Bill thirteen sixty four all in favor say aye. Any opposed the amendment is adopted. Clark please read House resolution ten fourteen. House resolution ten fourteen a Representative Cozart to Canary commemorate the hundredth anniversary of hot springs national park directly March fourth twenty twenty one as hot springs national park day. Percent Cozart you're recognized explain resolution. Thank the Speaker will be okay my other two colleagues reps in warm rooms and grew joining will. You would please guess. Callings this is a resolution to celebrate the one hundredth anniversary of hot springs national park in the in our city we also represent that city less kind of represents a downtown where the actual bathhouse row is when we'll have part of an art constituencies and in intermingled into that so they're celebrating their actually one hundredth anniversary of that national park being in hot springs that's a lot older than that actually about a hundred and fifty six or seven years old when it actually was put up there years and years ago one of the first national parks and in the U. S. I'm not sure what the ranking is the but I'll I will go there but anyway we are going to commemorate that for tomorrow today is actually that day of March for so Mr Speaker we could get the Clerk read the resolution please. You have a yeah okay thank you. Please read resolution. Whereas in eighteen thirty two the United States Congress created the hot springs reservation to reserve preserve the thermal springs for public use and enjoyment almost eighty four years before the creation of the National Park Service and whereas the hot springs reservation became the eighteenth National Park the country on March fourth nineteen twenty one as a hot springs national park and whereas the thermal springs in hot springs national park where the first thank you continue to be the only federally controlled hot springs in the United States three minutes for public health and consumptive use and whereas nearly one million five hundred thousand visitors have the opportunity each year to fill vessels with the with thermal spring water hike the extensive trails throughout the park walk along bathhouse through imagine the hate in hot springs and enjoy the best that the park has to offer and whereas throughout the last one hundred years hot springs national park has been a refuge in place of healing for all those who come to seek relief it is known as the American spa and whereas the anniversary anniversary will kick off on March fourth twenty for anyone with an event at the Fordyce bathhouse and will continue throughout the year with parties festivals and events now therefore be it resolved by the house of representatives of the ninety third General Assembly of the United States of Arkansas. Thank you Mr Speaker we appreciate five one vote as we pose for pictures or. Thank. Cozart has explained the resolution. We would like to speak against the resolution. We will like to speak for the resolute. Percent because ours close for the resolution a question before the House is the adoption of house resolution ten fourteen all in favor say aye. Any opposed. Resolution is adopted. Clark please read house concurrent resolution ten eleven. House Speaker resolution to live in a Representative separate provided the house of representatives providing that the house of representatives and the Senate of the ninety third General Assembly may recess on Tuesday March twenty third twenty twenty one and reconvene on Monday March twenty ninth twenty twenty one. Senate wing you're recognized explain resolution. Calling this should be a popular resolution this gives us the authorization and ability if we so desire to be able to recess on Tuesday of spring break week and come back on Monday. I would appreciate a good vote. Represent wing has explained resolution would anyone like to speak against the red. Would anyone like to speak for the resolution. Represent wing is close for the resolution the question before the House is the adoption of house concurrent resolution ten eleven all in favor say aye. Any opposed. Resolutions adopted. Mark. We're gonna pass over House memorial resolution one thousand one. The morning hour. Has ended. Represent Dotson recommends that we can Kerr in Senate Amendment over one to House Bill thirteen fifty six Mr Clark please read Senate Amendment number one. Senate member number one to House Bill thirteen fifty six. Resent Dotson you're recognized to explain the amendment. Thank you Mr chair Mr Speaker members the Senate amendment is was fairly short amendment that did a couple things besides just adding Senator Ballenger as a co sponsor in various parts in the bill it changed a shall to a may with regards to J. P. are reviewing the boards and commissions and it moved that the the deadline for their report from September to December of the even numbered years. The the report that they would have to give it is the recommendation on what to do with boards and commissions that are not meeting it also deleted on the last page a short paragraph that that was the E. one of that section and it just didn't wasn't relevant to constitutional boards and commissions that that was a some of the request that I'd heard from very spokes after it got down to the Senate and and we try to accomplish that with this amendment we're not trying to answer any questions. We should give a. Represent Dotson has explained the amendment would anyone like to speak against the amendment. Would anyone like to speak for the amendment. Represent Dotson is closed for the amendment the question before the House is the concurrence in Senate Amendment number one to House Bill thirteen fifty six per machine Mr Clark. As everyone voted. Everyone voted. Cast about Mr Clark by a vote of ninety four yeas one nine zero present. The the we've concurred in the amendment. Representative hawks moved that we place house bill fourteen sixty three back on second reading for the purpose of amendment without objection read Amendment number one Mr Clark. Member number one to House Bill fourteen sixty three. Represent Hawks you're recognized explained The Amendment. Thank you Mr Speaker thank you colleagues this is a bill concerning residential design it was a clean up bill from something that we did last session around the time that I ran a committee there's some discussion about is a language correct is it going to do what we want to do and we thought that it was in in what we've done is we're just going to clarify I like to take it back to the Committee and re running. Represent park says explain the amendment would anyone like to speak against the amendment. For the amendment. Representa fox your it's close for the amendment. question before the House is the adoption of amendment number one to House Bill. Fourteen sixty three all in favor say aye. Opposed nay amendments adopted. Represent Bentley moved that we place house bill fourteen forty two back on second reading for the purpose of amendment without objection read Amendment number three Mr Clark. I have never three to House Bill forty forty two. Represent Bentley recognize explained the amendment. Colleagues the members of agriculture committee were gracious enough to pass the bill in committee allowing the land commissioner's office to set up an online site to record some of their leases and transactions with minerals and logs and different things that we presented amendment in committee and we change to sections in there and unfortunate realize what chance a first section was going to mix up the number on the second one so I'd today and just getting those numbers and the sections correction to match of what we did in the agriculture committee. Represent of Bentley's explained the amendment would anyone like to speak against the amendment. For the amendment. Represent Bentley is closed for the amendment question before the House is the passage of amendment number three to House Bill fourteen forty two all in favor say aye. Opposed nay amendments adopted. Represented Ray moved that we place house bill fifteen twenty two back on second reading for the purpose of amendment without objection read Amendment number two Mr Clark. I mean whenever two to House Bill fifteen twenty two. Represent ray recognized explained the amendment. Thank you Mr Speaker this bill passed out of state agencies committee earlier this week and I'm just amending two words to address some concerns a couple of friends brought to my attention if you'd allow me the opportunity to amend that take it back to committee I appreciate it thank you very much. Represented raise explain the amendment would anyone like to speak against the amendment. For the amendment. Represented rate is close for the amendment question before the House is the passage of amendment number two to House Bill fifteen twenty two all in favor say aye. Pose nee amendments adopted. Mr Clark read house bill fifteen twenty seven. House fifteen twenty seven by Representative tossed concerning personal and salaries for employees of the Department of Arkansas State Police present Tosh you're recognized explained bill. Thank you Mr Speaker college what this bill does. And there's no there's actually no salaries increase involved in this for the state police and if I can just briefly explain it so you'd understand that the structure of the state police the chain of command is you have a trooper and after so many years just based on his tenure or tenure they go to trooper first class and there is a pay raise for that that's already built in and then after so many more years they based on their service to the Department and based on their ten year they go to what they call corporal which also gives them an increase and and pay. And at that point the ten year no longer really is included as far as any type of pay raises other than normally what they get in the course of a year the only way the real bad said to that would be you'd have to take the all all the tales to promotional days you had to be promoted to sergeant back when I was still working they came up with an ideal that you know there's a lot of people don't wanna be promoted I don't want to take those tasks and their their content and staying on corporal. So what they did they decide to be able to recognize those strippers that had went ahead and stay with the apartment and you have many years of service matter of fact twenty years of service at that point. They would be recognized as seniors senior corporals L. when the recognizes senior corporal servers there's not a pay increase. It doesn't give a munition provides real stories that would add to that had to be a sergeant or above and basically what it is is just a way for the department to say thanks you know thanks for staying with us thanks for your twenty years of service the only thing that changes is they are given of the age instead of saying corporal loaded it says senior corporal choice just wanted to have someone on the back recognizable and and applaud them for a job well done and that's what this bill does this was in place when I was working and for some reason it went away and course the state police been requested they bring this back so that those senior corpus can be recognized for their twenty years of service so with that I will take any questions. Say none college appreciate a good vote thank you. Percent of Tasha's explained the bill would anyone like to speak against the bill. For the bill. Representative Tosh is closed for the bill question before the House this passage of house bill fifteen twenty seven per the machine Mr Clerk. Has everyone voted. Okay I said ballot Mr Clerk. With ninety six J. zero nays and zero present the bill is passed. Mr Clark read house bill fifteen sixty eight. Thirteen sixty eight Representative mix to create a study of the use of certain elections technology. Represented makes a recognized explained bill. Thank you Mr Speaker colleagues like many of you following this past election I received concerns from constituents about election integrity transparency and security and so as chair of the technology committee and began to Mull over the idea how we can better use technology to ensure the integrity openness and fairness of our elections I came up with a couple of ideas and I took those ideas to the Secretary of State and they were intrigued by these ideas but unfortunately the complexities involved in implementing these ideas was more than we can get done this session I'll give it a for a for example so one of my ideas involved actually an idea that would make the voter ID almost a thing of the past the reason why we do voter ID's for to propose to general purposes one as we want to make sure that a person only boats once and we want we don't necessarily care who you are we also want to make sure your voting in your correct district. Right now the department of information systems is working on a master citizen address file the a very basic Function of state government is. If you were the DMB they've got her address if you've got a hundred registration card I've got your address the county clerks have your address please your voter ID you're definitely has our address for taxes and so forth so not if you move in you update your address with the Driver's license borough nobody else has that information and is blind to it so imagine if we had one central master address file where I as a citizen if I move I go to that one location I update my address everybody in state government gets it and it's a verified address so they'll be a third party that verifies that yes the address I put in is true. So how would this be used election so imagine walking into the voting booth instead of pulling out of order ID or anything you walk up to a machine they scan your thumbprint after they scan your thumb print a photo pops up so that the election Clerk says that yes indeed that that thumbprint does belong to Stephen Meeks once identification as been made about biometrics it goes out grabs my address so I think I'm grabbing my current address and then populates my ballot based upon my current address that's technology that currently exist the benefits are. You can only vote once you don't have to worry about somebody voting for you after your dad and we verified the you that you are indeed a citizen of the state of Arkansas and but as you can imagine to implement something like that is fairly complex and we just don't have time to work out any of those details so what this bill does this bill ask the General Assembly to authorize the state agency's committee in cooperation with city county local the ability to study how we can use technologies to better secure the integrity of our elections the first question that might come up is why do you need a bill to authorize a committee just to do something that they can already do this is our committee and they and it passed unanimously out of to the committee this is a committee making a. Saying we're gonna be dedicating to studying this issue for the citizens of Arkansas to make sure that our elections are safe secure and transparent so with that I'd be able to entertain any questions. I am saying not appreciate a good vote. Represented makes as explained the bill would anyone like to speak against the bill. Pour the Bill. Represent makes is closed for the bill question before the House is passage of house bill fifteen sixty eight the president sheen Mr Clark. As everyone voted. Yes it the ballot Mr Clark. Ninety six J. zero Naseer present the bill is passed. Mr Clark read house bill fourteen fifty five. Consul fourteen fifty five a Representative Collins to amend the law concerning the conveyance of real property by power of attorney represent calling you're recognized explained the bill. Thank you Mr Speaker this is a real simple one the Arkansas Bar Association pointed out that code uses an outdated term letter of attorney which is not very commonly used the changes to make it power of attorney which is the more common in modern terms it means the same thing so this won't change anyone's rights or obligations it will make it a bit easier for attorneys and other practitioners to do legal research by searching for power of attorney which is what they were typically search for there's no opposition I know of and I appreciate Senator Ballinger for carrying on the Senate side so seeing no questions I'd appreciate a good vote thank you. Represent Collins has explained the bill would anyone like to speak against the bill. For the bill. Represent Collins is closed for the bill's question before the House this passage of house bill fourteen fifty five the machine Mr Clerk. As everyone voted. Casts up the ballot Mr Clark. Ninety five EA zero nays and one present the bill is passed. Mr Clark read house bill twelve thirty nine. Aspull twelve thirty nine The Representative Lowery to remove the pre licensure educational requirements exemption from an insurance adjuster to acquire nonresident insurance producer adjuster or consultant to bring maintain a license in good standing in the license licensee's home state. Represent Larry you're recognized explained a bill. Thank you Mr chair of thank you for also allowing me the head start to get down here this is an insurance department bill it mainly of the the main elements are of it are for us to be consistent with the reciprocity agreements we have with other states but specifically if for someone to have a non resident insurance license they have to be registered they have to have a license a resident licensed in another state if for some reason that resident Lysons is is revoked or cancelled or not renewed typically this state of Arkansas has had to give notice of a hearing that the nonresident license is going to be revoked here in Arkansas but this would this would eliminate that need there still would be hearing opportunities for the the person to to be able to be heard but there would not be required notification there is also an at an element here and this is where the reciprocity agreement comes in that it removes that non resident applicants for producer and adjuster licenses from states that engage in reciprocal licensing with Arkansas that they are not required to have pre licensing of curriculum or courses but the and that again is consistent with the reciprocity agreement so I appreciate a good vote. Any questions first okay I appreciate your support. Percent of Larry's explain the bill would anyone like to speak against the bill. For the bill. Representative Lowry's close for the bill the question before the House is the passage of house bill twelve thirty nine where the machine Mr Clerk. As everyone voted. Yes it the ballot Mister Clerk. Ninety six J. zero nays and one present the bill is passed. Members are doctor the day is Melissa Dr Melissa Helmick from here in Little Rock and our nurse of the day is Sherri Benard. Mr Clear Creek Senate bill one thirty seven. Senate bill one thirty seven by Representative Pilkington to prohibit discrimination on the bait bases of the energy source of a utility service. Representa Boyd you're recognized explained the bill. Thank you Mr Speaker I appreciate appreciate the opportunity here Senate bill one thirty seven this is a very simple bill let me say before I even start that I personally call markes the Municipal League yesterday and he indicated they are not opposed to this bill so what this does is it preserves the local control of the individual or the consumer to be able to choose the top of energy that that he or she wants and in their residence or their their building so it keeps a municipality or county from coming in and saying Hey we're only gonna have this topic gas or what have you it allows the consumer to make sure that they are able to have that choice that said I'd appreciate a good vote vote thank you. Present board as explain the bill would anyone like to speak against the bill. For the bill. Represent Boyd is close for the bill question before the House is passage of Senate bill one thirty seven per the machine Mr Clerk. As everyone voted. Yes it the ballot Mister Clerk. Seventy six days eleven days and six present the bill is passed. Mr Clark read Senate bill one ninety four. Senate bill one ninety former Representative bill again to amend the freedom of information act of nineteen sixty seven until all the photographing of public record. Represent million your record recognized explain the bill. Thank you Mr Speaker colleagues all this bill does is if somebody. If somebody I'm get it the second time around. If the skin it's it's what happens when I get home at about six thirty. Of. The. I'm confused now and yeah. No all this all this bill does is somebody comes in for information step which copy the last months minutes of the city council meeting if they use their phone the Bill says image capturing other criminal charge of this happened once already went to court and the city lost so the changes no other thing about it Mr Lee was fine with it it's just makes it where they cannot charge you for using a telephone or image you capture. And because of the heckling I will have no questions. I'm just giving my getting questions of this kid. I appreciate a good vote especially from. Represented Milligan as explained the bill would anyone like to speak against the bill. For the bill. Represent Milligan is closed for the bill the question before the House this passage of Senate bill one ninety four prepare the machine Mr Clerk. Is everyone voted. Casts up the ballot Mr Clark. Ninety six J. zero nays and zero present the bill is passed. At this time I'd like to recognize the Representative flowers for a point of personal privilege. Colleagues. It is With sadness. That I come to the well today. With my colleagues representatives. Ferguson and Holcomb. And we wanted to ask you to join us in a moment of silence. In recognizing. Daily membership. Who was killed in the school shooting that many of you saw on the news and what's at Watson chapel junior high school. He passed away last night he's fifteen years old. And Going to school and we know how tragic school shootings are that take place all over the country we want to ask you also to join us in praying for the family. And offering consistent condolences to that family and also pray for our students. We were having a tough time and to pray for our city and if you could join us now in a moment of silence we appreciated thank you. Thank you colleagues. Thank you members. House will be in a short recess wouldn't venture far but the we'll be back in a minute. The House will come to order. A person makes for what purpose motion place. Let's hear your motion after the announcement reading of the bills transferring the bill's place in the calendars on the desk members amending their own bills with their own amendments members withdrawing their own bills finalizing resolutions reading communications and any remaining committee report I move that we adjourn until one o'clock on Monday afternoon. That's a proper motion it's not debatable all in favor say aye. Any opposed. Motion carries are there any announcements. Represent Fortner for purpose announcement. You're recognized unfortunately revenue taxes going to meet at two o'clock one fifty one. Represent Smith for what purpose a house Judiciary meets ten minutes upon adjournment which should be right at two o'clock. Ladyman for purpose announcement you're recognized Public Health meet at two o'clock in maxi. Percent worn for what purpose a couple of announcements you're recognized first of all the public retirement will meet Monday morning at eight thirty we have seven bills that we need to go over so it will be a full meeting so please be there second item of we just had a meeting this morning to begin work on the Arkansas arts caucus if you've not seen me to sign up for that please do so Jamie Scott and are both working to get co sponsors on the bill what we're trying to do with this is to promote all the different arts in our state putting together a brochure that would label different things we have to offer throughout the state so if your community has art offerings we wanna make sure we get him included so please see us and help us get this going thank you all right members we've got a few more announcements we're gonna have some very important ounce months not that these others aren't but we're gonna have some important announcements here shortly so I I just want everybody to be paying attention represent went for what purpose. Thank maybe we'll meet a Wednesday morning at nine thirty AM room one fifty one this is a change our normal meeting time so you'll need to write that down thank you. Representantes for what purpose now you're recognized. Call it is extremely important I know a lot of you've been kind of wonder what we're going to start the process is for is reviewing the constitutional amendments so we've got time set aside to do that you'll be contacted B. by bill are some of you already have been is for scheduling scheduling before state agencies to hear the constitutional amendments we're going to meet on Monday mornings in here the regular agenda we are going to start meeting on Monday afternoon you will hear or hear Constitutional amendments only then we will come back and not meet on Wednesday morning state agency members but we will meet on Wednesday afternoons and that at that time all kind of gauge the agenda to determine if we have room for regular bills or jets Constitutional amendments or a mixture of both so watch for those emails from bail or we need to move through these constitutional amendments no shell bills will be allowed it has to be filled in and it will make take the process from there Mister Speaker you have any further on an that just well I just want members to make sure they're paying attention to that so what we're doing in order to make sure there's time to hear Constitutional amendments as were freeing up time for state agencies to meet Monday afternoon and Wednesday afternoon as well as have a meeting Monday morning to take up their regular bills that the way we're accomplishing this is Unfortunately that that agriculture forestry economic development committee has an agenda that can be managed at least just at this point with one meeting a week which will now be Wednesday morning with state agencies having the afternoon meetings now that will allow them to have as much time as they recently need in the afternoons because obviously we've got a number of amendments and they'd be hard they'll be presented without a vote and then we will come back later in the session to take up an actual vote on on the amendments you know based on kinda where that where the interest lies there okay so just wanna buy to be aware of that if you have a good an amendment that you filed as Reprezent Tosh said we're not going to look the representantes not allow you to present the amendment if it hasn't been filled in so you're not good bill to present a shell bill and say what it could do we want the amendment filled in if you want to present but work with represents Tosh as far as scheduling goes all right everybody understand. Additionally Arkansas girls and boys state will take place the first week in June they're programs this year will be completely virtual at the house plans to participate in only the mock legislative sessions for both the girls state on June first invoice state on June fourth if you're interested in participating please see amber price or who will have sign up sheets a deadline to sign up is Thursday March eleven members unfortunately due to the nature of participating virtually we're gonna have just a limited amount of spots available and so you can we're going letter by sign up that's interested and then we'll based on that we'll try and get as many people accommodated to work with that but unfortunately we may not be able to accommodate everybody that wants to work with girls state boys state. All right any other announcements. Interop reminder I know that the bill was presented but just to reiterate that we have passed the resolution it will go to the Senate in that would allow us to take off Twenty third. Spring break week will be here Monday and Tuesday then we'll take off but just so everybody knows so you can hopefully plan accordingly and Hopefully the Senate will pass that resolutions well which I fully anticipate but just wanna make sure you notice that in terms of what we've what we've been doing scheduling wise all right. If no other announcements the desk for main open is needed for the reading of bills and park completion that items named in the joint resolution house to be adjourned until one PM Monday.