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Bills discussed (10)
| Bill | Title | Sponsor | Status |
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SB275
Act 441
· 4 mentions in transcript, chapter, agenda
Matched: “Irvin. here Senate Bill 275. Yeah and”
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TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING THE REGULATION OF LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GASES. | Irvin | Notification that SB275 is now Act 441 |
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SB280
Act 442
· 3 mentions in chapter, transcript, agenda
Matched: “SB280 Irvin TO DESIGNATE THE OIL AND GAS COMMISSION AS THE CUSTOD…”
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TO DESIGNATE THE OIL AND GAS COMMISSION AS THE CUSTODIAN OF ALL PROPERTY AND THE … | Irvin | Notification that SB280 is now Act 442 |
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SB305
Act 491
· 3 mentions in chapter, agenda, transcript
Matched: “SB305 C. Penzo TO REQUIRE CERTAIN TESTING OF PROCESSED MARIJUANA…”
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TO REQUIRE CERTAIN TESTING OF PROCESSED MARIJUANA PRODUCTS SOLD AS MEDICAL MARIJUANA. | C. Penzo | Notification that SB305 is now Act 491 |
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HB1149
· 2 mentions in transcript, agenda
Matched: “Committee to order Uh, House Bill 1149. Represent vault, are you in the room saying not. Senator”
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CONCERNING VEGETABLE GARDEN PROTECTION. | Vaught | Died in Senate Committee at Sine Die adjournment. |
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SB281
· 1 mention in agenda
Matched: “…LAW CONCERNING THE REGULATION OF LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GASES. SB281 Gilmore TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING AGRICULTURE; TO ESTABLIS…”
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TO AMEND THE LAW REGARDING AGRICULTURE; TO ESTABLISH THE PRODUCER BILL OF RIGHTS FOR COMMODITY … | Gilmore | Died in Senate Committee at Sine Die adjournment. |
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SB290
Act 921
· 1 mention in agenda
Matched: “…NG AGENT OF ALL FUNDS OF THE OFFICE OF THE STATE GEOLOGIST. SB290 B. Johnson TO PROHIBIT A MORATORIUM ON THE ISSUANCE OF PERM…”
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TO PROHIBIT A MORATORIUM ON THE ISSUANCE OF PERMITS IN WATERSHEDS AND OTHER BODIES OF … | B. Johnson | Notification that SB290 is now Act 921 |
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SB315
· 1 mention in agenda
Matched: “…OF PROCESSED MARIJUANA PRODUCTS SOLD AS MEDICAL MARIJUANA. SB315 B. Johnson TO ESTABLISH THE FARMER PROTECTION ACT. SB327 Cr…”
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TO ESTABLISH THE FARMER PROTECTION ACT. | B. Johnson | Sine Die adjournment |
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SB327
Act 443
· 1 mention in chapter
Matched: “SB327 Crowell TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING PAYMENTS TO LOCALITIES.”
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TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING PAYMENTS TO LOCALITIES. | Crowell | Notification that SB327 is now Act 443 |
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SB84
· 1 mention in agenda
Matched: “…MENTS TO LOCALITIES. DEFERRED BILLS Number Sponsor Subtitle SB84 B. Johnson TO PROHIBIT A MORATORIUM ON THE ISSUANCE OF PERM…”
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TO PROHIBIT A MORATORIUM ON THE ISSUANCE OF PERMITS IN WATERSHEDS AND OTHER BODIES OF … | B. Johnson | Sine Die adjournment |
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SB85
· 1 mention in agenda
Matched: “…SSUANCE OF PERMITS IN WATERSHEDS AND OTHER BODIES OF WATER. SB85 Caldwell TO PRESERVE PUBLIC PROPERTY; AND TO PRESERVE TIMBE…”
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TO PRESERVE PUBLIC PROPERTY; AND TO PRESERVE TIMBER AT THE PINE TREE RESEARCH STATION. | Caldwell | Died in Senate Committee at Sine Die adjournment. |
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Senator Ronald Caldwell
Unverified
0:10
Committee to order Uh, House Bill 1149. Represent vault, are you in the room saying not. Senator
Irvin. here Senate Bill 275. Yeah and
I You run. OK, how are you? Hi If you would, uh, state your name, turn your mic is
Senator Missy Irvin
Unverified
1:01
on, state your name for the record and you're recognized.
Senator Missy Irvin, District 24. I'm here to present Senate Bill 275, liquid, which is the liquefied petroleum
gas board adoption of the NFPA 58, um, what this bill does is it enables the LPGB to adopt by rule the requirements of nationally recognized safety standards of national fire protection pamphlet 58, which is The 2020 edition regarding the storage handling, transportation and use of liquefied petroleum. It allows the board to adopt nationally recognized safety standards through the rule process subject to public comment and ALC review, um, and repeals any unnecessary
statutory provisions, um, the adoption of these national standards will increase, um, I'm sorry, we'll reduce the burden on the industry by streamlining and standardizing Arkansas's liquefied petroleum rules, uh, It will positively impact permit holders' ability to secure employment of trained individuals, and it allows enhanced industry, industry training which will promote consumer and industry personnel's safety. It has a consensus and support from the LP gas board and the Arkansas
Propane Gas Association. We do have some folks here in the room, uh, that have come here in support of the bill, um, and I'll let them, uh, come up, uh, at the proper time. Uh, before we
Senator Ronald Caldwell
Unverified
2:26
do that, I'll ask the committee if you have any questions, Senator Irwin, at this time? If not, Senator Irwin, if you'd invite your if they want
Senator Missy Irvin
Unverified
2:35
to come up, they've traveled here, so, um, if you have any questions for them, if you don't have any questions and you're ready to vote for the
bill, we can just do that, um, whichever the committee.
I would like to do. They're here though.
You want to go ahead and come on up, Mr. Falzer. Are y'all OK?
Senator Ronald Caldwell
Unverified
3:00
OK. OK. Right. I Thank you. Any anyone in the audience wish to speak for or against this bill, no one signed up. See none. Uh, would you like to close for your bill? Uh, Senator Gilmore. Uh, motion and since uh Scott had already reached 2, so that's fine. So, all in favor say aye, all opposed.
Senator Missy Irvin
Unverified
3:20
Congratulations. You have another bill? I do. Thank you. Thank you committee. Senate Bill 280.
280. Again, Senator Misty Irvin, District 24. You
re to tell us about that bill. Thank you. This is the office of the State Geologist, Property bill, um, Act 697 of 2023 abolished the Arkansas Geological Survey and placed the
Office of State Geologist within the oil and gas commission, uh, what this bill does is it fixes a reference to that which was missed in the last bill and allows the oil and gas commission to consolidate assets with the Office of State Geologist. OK, members, you want to
Senator Ronald Caldwell
Unverified
4:05
have a question. Pretty simple. You know, one signed up to speak for or against it, anyone in the audience wished to speak for or against. No, you like a close rebuild and want to thank the Department of
Senator Missy Irvin
Unverified
4:21
Energy and Environment Secretary Corey and Bailey and everybody for their hard
Senator Ronald Caldwell
Unverified
4:26
work helping motion, uh, Gilmore backed by Senator Crow. All in favor say aye. All opposed. Congratulations, your bills passed. Gilmore, you say you want to pass over your
Speaker 10
4:39
bill? OK, pass over to 81, uh, Senator Penzo.
Senator Ronald Caldwell
Unverified
4:53
Yeah Sa Penzo, if you would turn your mic on, introduce yourself for
Senator Clint Penzo
Unverified
5:08
the record you're recognized. Senator Clint
Penzo, District 31. Uh, thank you, Mr. Chair. Um, Senate Bill 305 addresses an issue with testing requirements for new products. The industry is always evolving and the rules aren't clear when processed products are tested.
Some products like infused flour are comprised of different ingredients that can be tested at different times. This requires the final product to be tested as a whole. That testing will include testing for pesticides, heavy metals, microbiological contaminants. Residual solvents, THC. And Canada uh Bada. Um, it also clarifies that marijuana products and drug paranalia are different. There was a little bit of a confusion,
uh, with the 2017 bill, and this just clarifies the language. I'd be happy to answer any questions that anybody might have. I give the committee just
Senator Ronald Caldwell
Unverified
6:04
a moment to let them read the bill a little closer.
Senator Senator Hickey, turn your mic on, please. of I guess I have
Senator Jimmy Hickey, Jr
Unverified
6:43
a question. So right, right now whenever they sell Whenever they do marijuana is not rolled form, right? Right, OK. I see this line. On the 2nd. Let's see here, I'm sorry. I can't see anymore. Uh, page 2, line 2. So this says we're gonna test it after all processed marijuana products shall be tested.
After being fully processed. So would that mean after paper was around it? then that'd be a finished product, yes. So what we're gonna do then, we're, we are going to start allowing it to be Be rolled with this bill also? Is that where
Senator Clint Penzo
Unverified
7:27
it's not now? Yeah, right now it's, that's, uh, that's where the confusion's at is that the, the papers, if they're sold individually or considered paraphernalia. If
they're with, with a marijuana product or That'll be a a finished product. So as of now, like and the testing is more than just testing like, uh, a finished product of a, uh, with marijuana and the paper, it's also infusions and stuff like that. So it, it expands the testing on all, uh, Marijuana products. I don't not, not just the But that's what I'm
Senator Jimmy Hickey, Jr
Unverified
8:03
saying though. Up, up until now, up until now, it's not been enrolled for. That's correct.
OK, so this will allow A rolled form To be sold to the public, correct? That's correct. Time out. OK.
Senator Ronald Caldwell
Unverified
8:18
I don't, I've got somebody in the back room in the industry shaking her head. So that's fine. That that that I'm I'm trying to help you out. I don't,
Speaker 35
8:30
I might have misunderstood a little bit, sir, that, that's
Speaker 38
8:37
Pasco. I represent the Arkansas cannabis
Speaker 37
8:41
Industry Association. What this does, uh, Senator, is allows, uh, or, uh, mandates, testing in final product like an edible, a tincture, or whatever. This does not, uh, give thumbs up to, uh, pre-rolls that will still be in the purview of the ABC. But if they do approve that, then this
Senator Ronald Caldwell
Unverified
9:00
would require it to be tested after it's roll. OK. And that's, I think that's the point we're ABC will
Speaker 37
9:07
still have the ability to, to create, uh, rules
and regs and as of right now, they have a rule that does not allow for
Senator Jimmy Hickey, Jr
Unverified
9:19
the sale of pre-roll. And that's OK, so that, that's my question though. OK, so ABC they would have the authority, but of course, they would have to bring that before a rule. They had to promulgate, promulgate those rules and bring it before the legislature, uh, before that, that
Speaker 38
9:32
could be done. That's absolutely correct. You're gonna have the final say. But, but this bill, all this bill does
Speaker 37
9:38
is say that, uh, uh, processed product will be tested before it goes into final packaging. OK,
Senator Jimmy Hickey, Jr
Unverified
9:44
so they're, so ABC is also going to have to promulgate rules for this, correct? OK, so I guess. My thing, and again, I don't know where I would be on that. I just know that a lot of our other members have struggled with that. So if they were to promulgate rules off of this, off of this new bill, we're not anticipating or nobody's pushing for them to do that as far as bringing the, uh, to put that in the rules, are they? Not that I'm aware of. I would is ABC here? Well May I, may I speak to them,
Senator Ronald Caldwell
Unverified
10:14
Senator Caldwell we need to have. clarity on this. Thank you. you which are the
microphone's already on, if you would identify yourself for the uh record. Thank you. My name is
Speaker 51
10:30
Chip Leibovich. I'm staff attorney at ABC overseeing medical marijuana. OK, and I appreciate you, uh,
Senator Jimmy Hickey, Jr
Unverified
10:34
being in the committee and being prepared like that. So you heard, you heard my question like that. Whenever you all look at this, look at this bill, would it be
your intention to be, to bring rules before us that would, uh, Do you, do you think that this bull, that this bill would require you to come before us with a road type product with a rule
Speaker 51
10:59
for that. It would certainly authorize it, uh, currently under Amendment 98, Amendment 98 does prohibit the possession of rolling papers at a dispensary, and that was previously the interpretation. And so ABC rules do currently prohibit any sort of pre-rolled joints, uh, being sold and dispensaries, so this bill would
authorize that because it makes the distinction that the rolling paper once it has been combined with cannabis is now a finished product and it is not
Senator Jimmy Hickey, Jr
Unverified
11:24
a separate paraphernalia product. And I appreciate that, Mr. Pascoe, though, you're saying that's not y'all's intent, though, is
Speaker 55
11:30
that correct? I, I don't have any, I can't answer
Speaker 38
11:34
that definitively that nobody in my industry, I'm I don't would my industry like to have pre-rolls someday? Yes, sir, because we, we think it's a safety issue when somebody buys one that's already pre-rolled,
you know, the dosage, and you know what you're getting when they buy it in flower and go out and roll it in their car, you don't. So ultimately would we like to have pre-rolls, there's no
Senator Jimmy Hickey, Jr
Unverified
11:56
question about that. OK, here's, here's what I'm gonna ask or suggest, Senator Penzo, I know you get tired of me doing this, but Based
on what you said, you know, I don't, I don't ever want to second guess what the general general assembly's a tent may or may not be down here, obviously, but I'm gonna think that it might not be that. So I would ask that we just do an amendment
in here that would stipulate that this does not relate to any way giving authority for this to be, uh, pre-roll. And if somebody wants to bring a bill to do that, it would be a separate bill that, so everybody would understand exactly what's going on. So that would be what I would hope and. suggest to get an amendment just to clarify that. So let me rephrase it. That's what it'll take for me to, to vote,
Senator Ronald Caldwell
Unverified
12:40
to vote yes, I have a question of what you stated. You said the amendment, the marijuana amendment did not allow free rolls, is that, is
Speaker 51
12:49
that correct? Not exactly. It was our interpretation at ABC. The amendment prohibits any paraphernalia that requires combustion for use, so that would include pipes, chillums, bongs, and rolling papers. So it was ABC's interpretation that that would encompass pre-rolls and so by rule, the ABC did prohibit the sale of pre-rolls. OK Yes, sir. Ser Gilmore, do you have a
Senator Ben Gilmore
Unverified
13:10
question? I do. So just on that, so the amendment doesn't actually directly speak to pre-rolls. That is correct. OK. Um, and if I may, Mr. Chair. Sure. So this, and we're just
for clarity for everyone, we're talking about medical marijuana, correct? So by having pre-rolls, we think that it's a, um, Medical healthy medical decision to smoke marijuana? Which is that directed to whoever, whoever wishes. Yes, sir. We, we think that the marijuana has medicinal purposes,
Speaker 55
13:42
yeah, absolutely. And, in a, in a smoking form. Yes
Senator Clint Penzo
Unverified
13:54
system Senator, Senator Gilmore, um, when I was in the house, I ran, uh, legislation that, uh, Made it
to where they had to have, uh, vaporizers, um, because I would, you know, inhalation is, you know, my, my goal is to, if it, if the people voted for us to have medical marijuana in this state. My, my goal was to make it as healthy as possible. If somebody's gonna inhale, uh, I prefer it to be a vaporizer, um, so I ran
legislation for that. My, my drive for this one was to make sure the testing was at the final product, um, because If things are combined and not everything's tested, I wanted it to be safe. So, um, many people, I mean, y'all, y'all probably know my sister's, uh, quadriplegic t feeding tube, um, she's, she utilizes medical marijuana, um, there, there are instances out there she used tinctures now, but, uh, it has got her off 3, of her
prescriptions, um, and her lifestyle is significantly better. So, so my, my concern is, The people that are using this for, for truly medicinal purposes, uh, that they get the cleanest product possible. And, um, that it's, that it's properly tested and, uh, but, you know, personally, smoking a Smoking a pre-roll is probably not the, Uh, cleanest version of, of You know, inhalation, so. Well, I, I appreciate those comments. Thank you, Mr. Chair. Uh, I
Senator Ben Gilmore
Unverified
15:27
appreciate those comments and, and I will tell you that I think that it's probably wise to test something, I guess my concerns are somewhere similar to Senator Hickey's in the sense of, I hope we're not getting the cart before the horse in this scenario. And, you know, again, whether or not, um, we have the conversation about medicinal value of, of cannabis. I think that's a separate conversation. I think inhaling smoke into one's lungs may not be, um, the, The, the best definition of what is healthy, but I mean, again, that's not for discussion necessarily here. I appreciate
your comments, um, and I would agree with Senator Hickey, I, I think
Senator Ronald Caldwell
Unverified
16:10
an amendment would be helpful. Any other committee member, man,
Speaker 10
16:16
I appreciate you coming to the table for your testimony. a row. Would you turn that mic off? Thank you. answered Hickey, you have no question. You turn your mic
Speaker 69
16:23
off, please. Thank you. OK, Serge Penzo, if you would turn your mic back on. OK
Senator Ronald Caldwell
Unverified
16:34
I'll, I'll let you respond to Senator Hickey, Senator Gilmore. I mean, that's, uh,
Senator Clint Penzo
Unverified
16:38
If, if the, if the committee. Request that, I, I mean, I guess Senator Penzo, I, I mean, I understand
Senator Jimmy Hickey, Jr
Unverified
16:46
you're carrying stuff for the industry and I, I don't, I don't have a problem with your bill. I mean, is, is
it your intent? It would it be your intent? That this would allow for. The pre rose. I mean, I guess
Senator Clint Penzo
Unverified
17:04
that's the way I need to. I mean, uh, I don't know that that's, I'd say that's my intent. My, my intent is if there, if there is a pre-roll, that it's tested at the, the final stage, not prior to being The finished product, right. I think, I think you know that,
Senator Jimmy Hickey, Jr
Unverified
17:19
I guess the decision jurors the way I would look at it, obviously, uh, that, you know, if it's your intent that that would be, I think that we would just have to be, need to be more specific that this would allow that, and that we were requesting it and if the legislature wants to do that,
that would be fine, but I just, uh, I I, I, I personally think it's probably gonna be easier to pass without that in there would be my guess, but I can't even tell you, you know, where I would be on the, because there's a part of me that says, well, if people are going to smoke it, I probably would want the paper tested too. So, you know, I do have that. I, I do have that thought in my head. I just, I'd want to be more whenever we're running this legislation that, you know, everybody knows that, you know,
this would allow that, and the reason that, that it would be allowed and that basically, you know, ABC would have the authority to promulgate rules based on that because the way I see it. I think the legislation is going to require the ABC to promulgate rules for that because from my standpoint, whenever you look at a line that says, in the form of a finished product suitable for packaging on line 3. I don't know, I don't know how else we could, uh, interpret it any other way. So
Senator Clint Penzo
Unverified
18:40
OK. I mean, yeah, I mean, I can, I can pull this down. We can discuss, uh, an amendment on it. And, uh, we'll come back and, and see y'all. Because like I said, I mean, there, people are going to run to the gas station and they're going to get their flower at the Dispensary and go get their own papers. So I mean, ultimately, if, I mean, if they ever, I mean, that's what's currently happening. Ultimately, I would like to finish product if it ever does get past,
Senator Ronald Caldwell
Unverified
19:05
uh, have testing, but I put down we can vote either way. You, you what?
He said he'll vote either way. He'll vote on the amendment on the bill the way it is or if you want to amend
Senator Jimmy Hickey, Jr
Unverified
19:19
it, yeah, if, if. If it's not our intent to allow the road, I'd want an amendment. But if it is our intent
to allow the roles, which I believe the way it is written. That would require them to promulgate that personally. Then I, I would just, I would run it and see what it would, would take. I just think as we're, as we're presenting this on the, on the Senate floor and the House
floor, we're going to be very specific that this bill does require that, and that, uh, that is the intent whenever you vote on
Senator Clint Penzo
Unverified
19:50
it. OK. OK. Yeah, we'll, we'll, we'll pull her down today and have a discussion on it. Very
Senator Ronald Caldwell
Unverified
19:55
good. We'll do that. Thank you. Thank you. Uh, Crow before Senator Crow for you, uh, are recognized. I want to, uh, make an
announcement, uh, that today is 4 H Day, uh, in the Capitol over 500 students from all over Arkansas will be, uh, in the Capitol today, and there will be resolutions on the
Senate and House floor. So if you see any of the 48 students around, uh, be sure and give them a big welcome to the Capitol. Senator Crow, if you would, uh, state your name for the
Senator Steve Crowell
Unverified
20:24
record, turn your mic on, please. Senator Steve Coll, District 3, this is a bill, uh, concerning payments to the Arkansas State Fair and Livestock show. We've done this since 19. 95 and it expires in 2025, and we just have to reup it. It comes right off the top. It never comes out our RSA. It is
off the top like many other things. Questions from
Senator Ronald Caldwell
Unverified
20:55
members. Seeing none, anyone in the audience wished to
Speaker 79
21:02
speak for or against. Seeing none, like clothes
Senator Ronald Caldwell
Unverified
21:04
for your bill. I'd like to make a motion to pass and ask for all in favor say aye, all oppose. Thank you. Uh, Senator Johnson is not here. I want to ask
Senator Gilmore and Senator Johnson, we, we will not hear these bills on Thursday. I know y'all traveled here many times to hear these bills and uh that next Tuesday we will either hear these bills or move them to the deferred list. So that way y'all won't have to come and, uh, they won't be on there until we vote them off, put them back on, and that would give you all the, the courtesy of letting you know what's going on, uh, in reality, uh, uh, Senator Johnson was supposed to run his bill today, and he and the governor are, uh, behind
closed doors trying to come to an agreement on that to let you know where we are. It's not the committee's fault that, uh, we're not hearing it. It, it is a situation where, uh, I did expect for him to run that bill today and was told this morning. that he would not run it. So, uh, we will not run it Thursday, so y'all rest assured on, on that and, and we will plan on it next Tuesday if he does not run it on next Tuesday, we'll move it to the deferred list, which will give you 2 or 3 days' notice. I can outrun it if it's on the deferred list and we come in here, we're not gonna run it
that day. I will not be unfair to anyone in the public on that whether I'm for the bill or against the bill is irrelevant, but uh in, in all fairness to all parties, uh, you will have public notice. Just when the bill will run. And, uh, Serge Gilmore like for you to do the same thing, find out if you we could run your bill next Tuesday. And if I would move it to the first because we've got people traveling here also for your bill, uh,
Senator Ben Gilmore
Unverified
22:38
and, and again, I was asked this morning by the impetus of the, of the bill to to hold and pass over, um, I,
Senator Ronald Caldwell
Unverified
22:48
run it today. I'm just trying to, I agree and, and so many times you'll be the first the public does not see what goes on behind the scenes and behind closed doors, and I just want to state that. To let you all know that we're not pulling wool over your eyes or anything of
Senator Greg Leding
Unverified
23:03
that nature, Senator Lanning. Does that mean the committee's not going to meet Thursday
Senator Ronald Caldwell
Unverified
23:07
at all, or we're just not gonna depend on what else comes up. We may meet Thursday, but, uh, in all fairness to these people, I, in, in fairness to both senators, I
want them to have time to, to get their negotiations in order. And so we'll give them this way, if I told them we were gonna run it Thursday or put on deferred list, they have a day and a half and we've other major bills out there. This would give them till next Tuesday to be able to run your bill. And I,
Senator Greg Leding
Unverified
23:33
and I certainly appreciate that and then, and uh I appreciate you clarifying that we'll move them to the deferred list because I know for sure 290 has that
Senator Ronald Caldwell
Unverified
23:40
on the agenda for a while that that will help everyone, OK? Very good. Anyone have a question on that?
Agenda
Call to Order
SB275 Irvin TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING THE REGULATION OF LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GASES.
SB280 Irvin TO DESIGNATE THE OIL AND GAS COMMISSION AS THE CUSTODIAN OF ALL PROPERTY AND THE DISBURSING AGENT OF ALL FUNDS OF THE OFFICE OF THE STATE GEOLOGIST.
SB305 C. Penzo TO REQUIRE CERTAIN TESTING OF PROCESSED MARIJUANA PRODUCTS SOLD AS MEDICAL MARIJUANA.
SB327 Crowell TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING PAYMENTS TO LOCALITIES.
Adjourn
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Speakers
Senator Ronald Caldwell
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Senator Missy Irvin
Unverified
Speaker 10
Senator Clint Penzo
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Senator Jimmy Hickey, Jr
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Speaker 35
Speaker 37
Speaker 38
Speaker 51
Speaker 55
Senator Ben Gilmore
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Speaker 66
Speaker 69
Senator Steve Crowell
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Speaker 79
Speaker 80
Senator Greg Leding
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