H_SA_2016A 03/21/2016 01:49:59 PM Committee Summary
Final
STAFF SUMMARY OF MEETING
HOUSE COMMITTEE ON STATE, VETERANS, & MILITARY AFFAIRS
| Date: | 03/21/2016 |
ATTENDANCE
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| Time: | 01:49 PM to 10:40 PM |
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| This Meeting was called to order by |
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| This Report was prepared by |
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| Bills Addressed: | Action Taken: | ||
| HB16-1355 HB16-1010 HB16-1282 HB16-1140 HB16-1208 |
Amended, Referred to the Committee of the Whole Postponed Indefinitely Amended, Referred to Appropriations Postponed Indefinitely Postponed Indefinitely |
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01:50 PM -- HB16-1355
Representatives Ryden and Foote, co-prime sponsors, presented House Bill 16-1355 to the committee. Under current law, local governments have the authority to designate geographic areas or specific activities as matters of state interest, and may control development by adopting regulations for these areas and activities that require permitting. However, a local government may not so designate an area of oil and gas development, unless the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) in the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) identifies such an area for designation. This bill repeals that prohibition. The bill also adds the siting of oil and gas facilities to the enumerated powers a county has when zoning unincorporated land. The bill gives municipalities similar power to site oil and gas facilities. Current law bestows the COGCC with exclusive jurisdiction over regulating oil and gas development. This bill specifies that the COGCC authority does not exempt oil and gas facilities from local government siting authority. The bill also requires operators to ensure that the location of such facilities complies with local government site regulations.
Committee members received a packet of written testimony on the bill (Attachment A).
16HouseState0321AttachA.pdf
The sponsors responded to questions from committee members.
02:18 PM -- Dan Kramer, representing the city of Longmont and the Colorado Municipal League, testified in support of the bill.
02:22 PM -- Jennifer Carroll, representing herself as a trustee of the town of Erie, testified in support of the bill and responded to committee questions.
02:31 PM -- Eva Henry, representing the Adams County Board of Commissioners, testified in support of the bill and responded to committee questions.
02:37 PM -- Chris Berg, mayor of Lafayette, testified in support of the bill and responded to committee questions.
02:45 PM -- John Vazquez, mayor of Windsor, testified in support of the bill and responded to committee questions.
02:54 PM -- Nicole Johnston, representing herself, testified in support of the bill.
02:58 PM -- Shawndra Barry, representing herself, testified in support of the bill.
03:00 PM -- Matt Lepore, representing the COGCC, testified against the bill. He provided a handout (Attachment B) and responded to committee questions.
16HouseState0321AttachB.pdf
03:07 PM -- Kelsey Waslensky, representing the Colorado Oil and Gas Association (COGA), testified against the bill.
03:10 PM -- Sam Knaizer, representing COGA, testified against the bill.
03:14 PM
Ms. Waslensky and Mr. Knaizer responded to committee questions.
03:18 PM -- Louisa Muff de Lopez, representing herself, testified in support of the bill.
03:21 PM -- Jacky Kowalsky, representing Adams County Communities for Drilling Accountability Now, testified in support of the bill.
03:25 PM -- Raymond Fuller, representing himself, testified in support of the bill.
03:28 PM -- Amandine Velanda, representing herself, testified in support of the bill.
03:31 PM -- Dona Olivier, representing the Wadley Farms Homeowners Association, testified in support of the bill.
03:35 PM -- Hilda Nucete, representing Conservation Colorado, testified in support of the bill.
03:38 PM
Ms. Olivier responded to committee questions.
03:40 PM -- Elise Jones, representing the Boulder County Board of Commissioners, testified in support of the bill.
03:43 PM -- Kim Sanchez, representing Boulder County, testified in support of the bill.
03:46 PM
Ms. Jones and Ms. Sanchez responded to committee questions.
03:48 PM -- Angelique Espinoza, representing herself, testified in support of the bill.
03:51 PM -- Steve O'Dorisio, representing the Adams County Board of Commissioners, testified in support of the bill and responded to committee questions.
04:03 PM -- Neil Ray, representing the National Association of Royalty Owners Colorado Chapter, testified against the bill.
04:06 PM -- Bennett Boeschenstein, representing himself, testified in support of the bill. He provided a copy of a Grand Junction city ordinance for the record (Attachment C).
16HouseState0321AttachC.pdf
04:09 PM -- Joan Peck, representing the Longmont City Council, testified in support of the bill.
04:11 PM -- Dave Neslin, representing the Colorado Petroleum Council, testified against the bill.
04:16 PM -- Tracee Bentley, representing the Colorado Petroleum Council, testified against the bill.
04:19 PM
Mr. Neslin responded to committee questions.
04:24 PM -- Josh Joswick, representing the Earthworks Oil and Gas Accountability Project, testified in support of the bill.
04:28 PM -- Natasha Liger, representing Citizens for a Healthy Community, testified in support of the bill.
04:31 PM -- Wayne Urbonas, representing Citizens for a Healthy Community, testified in support of the bill.
04:34 PM -- Wes Wilson, representing Be The Change, testified in support of the bill.
04:38 PM -- Phil Doe, representing Be The Change, testified in support of the bill.
04:42 PM -- James Lockhart, representing the Sierra Club, testified in support of the bill.
04:45 PM -- Sandy Toland, representing herself, testified in support of the bill.
04:47 PM -- Michael Bellmont, representing himself, testified in support of the bill.
04:51 PM -- Patricia Davis, representing herself, testified in support of the bill.
04:55 PM -- Julie Dadone, representing herself, testified in support of the bill.
04:57 PM -- Sara Loflin, representing the League of Oil and Gas Impacted Coloradans (LOGIC), testified in support of the bill.
05:00 PM -- Letitia Gaillard, representing herself, testified in support of the bill.
05:03 PM -- Zabrina Arnovitz, representing the Colorado People's Alliance, testified in support of the bill.
05:06 PM -- Suzanne Cabron, representing North Metro Neighbors for Safe Energy, testified in support of the bill.
05:09 PM -- Kristi Douglas, representing herself, testified in support of the bill.
05:14 PM -- Tricia Olson, representing Coloradans Resisting Extreme Energy Development (CREED), testified in support of the bill.
05:17 PM -- Stan Dempsey, representing the Colorado Petroleum Association, testified against the bill. He also noted the Colorado Cattlemen's Association's opposition to the bill.
05:21 PM -- Dan O'Connell, representing the Colorado Association of Commerce and Industry, testified against the bill.
05:25 PM -- Nicholas Colglazier, representing the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce and the Colorado Competitive Council, testified against the bill and responded to committee questions.
05:29 PM -- Torie Jarvis, representing the Northwest Colorado Council of Governments, testified in support of the bill and responded to committee questions.
05:35 PM
Representative Foote presented amendment L.001 (Attachment D).
16HouseState0321AttachD.pdf
| BILL: | HB16-1355 | |
| TIME: | 05:37:03 PM | |
| MOVED: | Foote | |
| MOTION: | Adopt amendment L.001 (Attachment D) to House Bill 16-1355. The motion passed without objection. | |
| SECONDED: | Ryden | |
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YES: 0 NO: 0 EXC: 0 ABS: 0 FINAL ACTION: Pass Without Objection
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05:38 PM
Representatives Foote and Ryden wrapped up their presentation of the bill. Committee members commented on the bill.
| BILL: | HB16-1355 | |
| TIME: | 05:44:13 PM | |
| MOVED: | Foote | |
| MOTION: | Refer House Bill 16-1355, as amended, to the Committee of the Whole. The motion passed on a vote of 5-4. | |
| SECONDED: | Ryden | |
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Primavera
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Final YES: 5 NO: 4 EXC: 0 ABS: 0 FINAL ACTION: PASS
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05:45 PM
The committee recessed.
05:59 PM -- HB16-1010
The committee reconvened.
Representative Priola, sponsor, presented House Bill 16-1010 to the committee. Under current law, a person may not release destructive rodent pests into a county without prior approval of the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission and the corresponding county commissioners. An exemption to this requirement allows rodent pests to be released into a county from which the animals were originally captured. This bill removes the exemption, and requires that individuals give prior notification to any conservation district in which the rodents are to be released.
Representative Priola distributed amendments L.007 and L.008 (Attachments E and F) and spoke to the amendments. He also provided a packet of information to committee members (Attachment G).
16HouseState0321AttachE.pdf 16HouseState0321AttachF.pdf
16HouseState0321AttachG.pdf
06:06 PM -- Lindsey Sterling Krank, representing the Prairie Dog Coalition, testified against the bill. She provided handouts for committee members (Attachments H and I) and responded to committee questions.
16HouseState0321AttachH.pdf 16HouseState0321AttachI.pdf
06:11 PM -- Jennifer Tucker, representing herself, testified in support of the bill.
06:14 PM -- Heather Swanson, representing the City of Boulder, testified against the bill and responded to committee questions.
06:19 PM -- Rod Bockenfeld, representing Arapahoe County and Colorado Counties, Inc., testified in support of the bill and responded to committee questions.
06:25 PM -- Mark Ruzzin, representing Boulder County, testified against the bill and responded to committee questions.
06:29 PM -- Brian Starkebaum, representing the Colorado Association of Conservation Districts, testified in support of the bill.
06:31 PM -- Ruby Bowman, representing herself, testified against the bill.
06:34 PM -- Tom Thompson, representing the East Adams Conservation District, testified in support of the bill.
06:38 PM -- Pam Wanek, representing herself, testified against the bill and responded to committee questions.
06:45 PM -- Sharon Croghan, representing the East Adams Conservation District, testified in support of the bill.
06:52 PM -- Matt Bergles, representing himself, testified against the bill.
06:55 PM -- Keith Younger, representing himself, testified in support of the bill.
07:01 PM -- Steve Forrest, representing Defenders of Wildlife, testified against the bill and responded to committee questions.
07:07 PM -- Scott Sauer, representing himself, testified in support of the bill and responded to committee questions.
07:13 PM -- Stephen Dorsey, representing himself, testified against the bill.
07:15 PM -- Barbara Frihauf, representing herself, testified in support of the bill.
07:21 PM -- Cheyne Cumming, representing herself, testified against the bill.
07:25 PM -- Julie Ebert, representing herself, testified in support of the bill and responded to committee questions.
07:29 PM -- Susan Sommers, representing herself, testified against the bill.
07:33 PM -- Shannon Kelley, representing herself, testified in support of the bill.
07:35 PM -- Rae Tatel, representing her class at the Downtown Denver Expeditionary School, testified against the bill.
07:38 PM -- Ava Waeckerlin, representing her class at the Downtown Denver Expeditionary School, testified against the bill.
07:40 PM -- Lucia Artley, representing her class at the Downtown Denver Expeditionary School, testified against the bill.
07:42 PM -- Cynthia Ness, representing herself, testified in support of the bill.
07:46 PM -- Gina Writz, representing herself, testified against the bill.
07:51 PM -- Dale Ness, representing himself, testified in support of the bill and responded to committee questions.
07:55 PM -- Deanna Meyer, representing Wildlands Defense, testified against the bill.
07:59 PM -- Tim Brown, representing the Farm Bureau, the Double El Conservation District, and the Colorado Cattlemen's Association, testified in support of the bill.
08:01 PM -- Davin Meyer, representing Wildlands Defense, testified against the bill.
08:04 PM -- Meghan Ebert, representing herself, testified in support of the bill.
08:05 PM -- Sandy Toland, representing herself, testified against the bill.
08:08 PM -- Michelle Hinerman, representing Wildlands Defense, testified against the bill.
08:12 PM -- Pamela Geer, representing herself, testified against the bill.
08:16 PM -- Maureen Lawry, representing the Boulder County Audubon Society, testified against the bill.
08:18 PM -- Ruth Sims, representing herself, testified against the bill.
08:22 PM -- Christine Horowitz, representing herself, testified against the bill.
08:24 PM -- Fred Gibson, representing himself, testified against the bill.
08:27 PM -- Liza Hunholz, representing Colorado Parks and Wildlife, responded to committee questions about the bill.
08:29 PM -- Katie Little, representing herself, testified against the bill.
08:33 PM -- Anna Rivas, representing herself, testified against the bill.
08:35 PM
Representative Priola discussed amendments L.007 and L.008.
| BILL: | HB16-1010 | |
| TIME: | 08:37:07 PM | |
| MOVED: | Neville P. | |
| MOTION: | Adopt amendment L.008 (Attachment F) to amendment L.007 (Attachment E) to House Bill 16-1010. The motion passed without objection. | |
| SECONDED: | Wist | |
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YES: 0 NO: 0 EXC: 0 ABS: 0 FINAL ACTION: Pass Without Objection
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| BILL: | HB16-1010 | |
| TIME: | 08:37:55 PM | |
| MOVED: | Neville P. | |
| MOTION: | Adopt amendment L.007 (Attachment E), as amended, to House Bill 16-1010. The motion passed without objection. | |
| SECONDED: | Humphrey | |
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YES: 0 NO: 0 EXC: 0 ABS: 0 FINAL ACTION: Pass Without Objection
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08:38 PM
Committee members commented on the bill.
| BILL: | HB16-1010 | |
| TIME: | 08:40:43 PM | |
| MOVED: | Neville P. | |
| MOTION: | Refer House Bill 16-1010, as amended, to the Committee of the Whole. The motion failed on a vote of 4-5. | |
| SECONDED: | Humphrey | |
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Tyler
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Wist
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Winter
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Ryden
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YES: 4 NO: 5 EXC: 0 ABS: 0 FINAL ACTION: FAIL
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| BILL: | HB16-1010 | |
| TIME: | 08:41:11 PM | |
| MOVED: | Tyler | |
| MOTION: | Postpone House Bill 16-1010 indefinitely. The motion passed on a vote of 5-4. | |
| SECONDED: | Foote | |
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Primavera
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Tyler
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Wist
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Winter
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Ryden
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Final YES: 5 NO: 4 EXC: 0 ABS: 0 FINAL ACTION: PASS
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08:42 PM -- HB16-1282
Representatives K. Becker and Petterson, co-prime sponsors, presented House Bill 16-1282 to the committee. This bill applies the disclosure requirements in the Fair Campaign Practices Act to regular biennial school board elections. This bill also specifies that any political committee, small donor committee, independent expenditure committee, or political organization that is participating in an odd-numbered year election must file expenditure disclosure reports with the Secretary of State's Office (SOS) on a schedule outlined in state law.
08:47 PM -- Peg Perl, representing Colorado Ethics Watch, testified in support of the bill. She provided a handout for committee members (Attachment J) and responded to committee questions.
16HouseState0321AttachJ.pdf
08:54 PM -- Robert Speth, representing himself, testified in support of the bill.
08:57 PM -- JD MacFarlane, representing himself, testified in support of the bill.
09:02 PM -- Elena Nunez, representing Colorado Common Cause, testified in support of the bill.
09:03 PM -- Michael Kiley, representing himself, testified in support of the bill.
09:05 PM
Representative Becker discussed amendment L.002 (Attachment K).
16HouseState0328AttachK.pdf
| BILL: | HB16-1282 | |
| TIME: | 09:07:03 PM | |
| MOVED: | Primavera | |
| MOTION: | Adopt amendment L.002 (Attachment K) to House Bill 16-1282. The motion passed without objection. | |
| SECONDED: | Tyler | |
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YES: 0 NO: 0 EXC: 0 ABS: 0 FINAL ACTION: Pass Without Objection
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09:07 PM
Representative Becker discussed amendment L.003 (Attachment L).
16HouseState0321AttachL.pdf
| BILL: | HB16-1282 | |
| TIME: | 09:07:56 PM | |
| MOVED: | Neville P. | |
| MOTION: | Adopt amendment L.003 (Attachment L) to House Bill 16-1282. The motion passed without objection. | |
| SECONDED: | Humphrey | |
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YES: 0 NO: 0 EXC: 0 ABS: 0 FINAL ACTION: Pass Without Objection
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09:08 PM
Representatives Becker and Petterson wrapped up their presentation of the bill.
| BILL: | HB16-1282 | |
| TIME: | 09:09:13 PM | |
| MOVED: | Primavera | |
| MOTION: | Refer House Bill 16-1282, as amended, to the Committee on Appropriations. The motion passed on a vote of 9-0. | |
| SECONDED: | Neville P. | |
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Ryden
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Final YES: 9 NO: 0 EXC: 0 ABS: 0 FINAL ACTION: PASS
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09:10 PM -- HB16-1140
Representatives Court and Pabon, co-prime sponsors, presented House Bill 16-1140 to the committee. This bill sets the maximum amount of contributions that may be made to or received by a candidate or committee of a candidate for local school district board of education. The maximum contribution for a regular biennial or special school board election is set at $500. The maximum contribution that a small donor committee may make is $5,000. In addition, candidates for school boards must file periodic disclosures with the SOS.
Committee members discussed the bill with the sponsors.
09:21 PM -- JD MacFarlane, representing himself and the Education Study Group of the Denver Democrats (ESG), testified in support of the bill.
09:25 PM -- Dr. JoAnn Fujioka, representing herself and the ESG, testified in support of the bill.
09:31 PM -- Walt Geisel, representing himself and the ESG, testified in support of the bill.
09:35 PM -- Elena Nunez, representing Colorado Common Cause, testified in support of the bill.
09:37 PM -- Michael Kiley, representing himself, testified in support of the bill and responded to committee questions.
09:42 PM -- Robert Speth, representing himself, testified in support of the bill.
09:48 PM
Representative Court discussed amendment L.001 (Attachment M).
16HouseState0321AttachM.pdf
| BILL: | HB16-1140 | |
| TIME: | 09:49:09 PM | |
| MOVED: | Primavera | |
| MOTION: | Adopt amendment L.001 (Attachment M) to House Bill 16-1140. The motion passed without objection. | |
| SECONDED: | Winter | |
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YES: 0 NO: 0 EXC: 0 ABS: 0 FINAL ACTION: Pass Without Objection
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09:49 PM
Representatives Court and Pabon wrapped up their presentation of the bill.
| BILL: | HB16-1140 | |
| TIME: | 09:59:01 PM | |
| MOVED: | Ryden | |
| MOTION: | Refer House Bill 16-1140, as amended, to the Committee on Appropriations. The motion failed on a vote of 1-8. | |
| SECONDED: | Winter | |
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Tyler
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Wist
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Winter
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Ryden
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YES: 1 NO: 8 EXC: 0 ABS: 0 FINAL ACTION: FAIL
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| BILL: | HB16-1140 | |
| TIME: | 10:00:19 PM | |
| MOVED: | Tyler | |
| MOTION: | Postpone House Bill 16-1140 indefinitely. The motion passed on a vote of 8-1. | |
| SECONDED: | Winter | |
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Ryden
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Final YES: 8 NO: 1 EXC: 0 ABS: 0 FINAL ACTION: PASS
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10:01 PM -- HB16-1208
Representative Carver, sponsor, presented House Bill 16-1208 to the committee. This bill creates a subcommittee within the Joint Technology Committee (JTC) to address issues related to data privacy and cyber security. Specifically, the subcommittee is required to consider:
• whether state governmental agencies are collecting or retaining data that exceeds what is necessary and appropriate for such agencies to perform their functions;
• who has access to such data, the extent of such access, and appropriate mechanisms to protect sensitive data; and
• additional measures to protect such data against unauthorized access, disclosure, use, modification, or destruction.
The bill specifies that the subcommittee will consist of four legislative members, four members to be appointed by the Governor, and the state's Chief Security Information Officer. The subcommittee is required to meet at least three times per calendar year; communicate with and obtain input from groups throughout the state; and submit its findings and recommendations to the JTC and the General Assembly on or before January 1, 2018. The bill is repealed July 1, 2018.
Representative Carver also discussed amendments L.005 and L.006 (Attachments N and O). She responded to committee member questions.
16HouseState0321AttachN.pdf 16HouseState0321AttachO.pdf
10:12 PM -- Michael Shea, representing the Office of Information Technology, testified against the bill and responded to committee questions.
10:17 PM -- Denise Maes, representing the ACLU of Colorado, testified in support of the bill and responded to committee questions.
10:29 PM -- Greg Romberg, representing Arapahoe County, testified on the bill. He expressed support for amendment L.006.
10:30 PM
Representative Carver discussed amendment L.005.
| BILL: | HB16-1208 | |
| TIME: | 10:33:52 PM | |
| MOVED: | Neville P. | |
| MOTION: | Adopt amendment L.005 (Attachment N) to House Bill 16-1208. The motion passed without objection. | |
| SECONDED: | Humphrey | |
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YES: 0 NO: 0 EXC: 0 ABS: 0 FINAL ACTION: Pass Without Objection
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10:34 PM
Representative Carver discussed amendment L.006.
| BILL: | HB16-1208 | |
| TIME: | 10:35:13 PM | |
| MOVED: | Neville P. | |
| MOTION: | Adopt amendment L.006 (Attachment O) to House Bill 16-1208. The motion passed without objection. | |
| SECONDED: | Humphrey | |
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Primavera
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Tyler
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Wist
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Winter
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Ryden
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YES: 0 NO: 0 EXC: 0 ABS: 0 FINAL ACTION: Pass Without Objection
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10:35 PM
Representative Carver wrapped up her presentation of the bill.
| BILL: | HB16-1208 | |
| TIME: | 10:38:58 PM | |
| MOVED: | Humphrey | |
| MOTION: | Refer House Bill 16-1208, as amended, to the Committee on Appropriations. The motion failed on a vote of 4-5. | |
| SECONDED: | Neville P. | |
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VOTE
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Foote
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No
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Humphrey
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Yes
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Leonard
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Yes
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Neville P.
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Yes
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Primavera
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No
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Tyler
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No
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Wist
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Yes
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Winter
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No
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Ryden
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No
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YES: 4 NO: 5 EXC: 0 ABS: 0 FINAL ACTION: FAIL
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| BILL: | HB16-1208 | |
| TIME: | 10:39:55 PM | |
| MOVED: | Tyler | |
| MOTION: | Postpone House Bill 16-1208 indefinitely. The motion passed on a vote of 5-4. | |
| SECONDED: | Foote | |
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VOTE
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Foote
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Yes
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Humphrey
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No
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Leonard
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No
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Neville P.
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No
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Primavera
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Yes
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Tyler
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Yes
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Wist
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No
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Winter
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Yes
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Ryden
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Yes
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Final YES: 5 NO: 4 EXC: 0 ABS: 0 FINAL ACTION: PASS
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10:40 PM
The committee adjourned.