HB2003 — House Bill 2003 is being presented with Senate amendments, including a delayed effective date.
HB2013 — House Bill 2013 is presented with Senate amendments narrowing the wildfire threshold and impact requirements.
Lisa Fink — Representative Fink is reported to concur with the Senate amendments to HB 2013.
Lisa Fink — Representative Fink is reported to concur with the Senate amendments to HB 2032.
HB2133 — HB 2133 is introduced and discussed as a bill concerning consent verification for online sexual material. The discussion then turns to Senate amendments that narrow the verification requirements for commercial entities, remove the prohibition on retaining personally identifying information, eliminate the Attorney General’s ability to inspect records on request, and adjust certain definitions.
HB2226 — House Bill 2226 is presented with Senate amendments shifting information duties from the prosecuting agency to the court.
Walt Blackman — Representative Blackman is identified as the bill sponsor.
HB2693 — House Bill 2693 is discussed with a Senate amendment requiring a feasibility study on health insurance plans.
HB2032 — House Bill 2032 is discussed with Senate amendments extending and shifting the statewide assessment testing window.