Key Moments

  • Christopher Cabaldon — Votes aye on the bill.
  • John Laird — John Laird is present during roll call, is addressed during committee discussion, participates in the motion sequence, moves the bill, and votes aye on the bill.
  • Henry Stern — Henry Stern is called during roll call, is briefly referenced in an anecdote, is invited to comment on the measure, speaks in support of it and offers to sign on as a coauthor/joint author, and later votes aye.
  • SB832 — SB 832 is introduced as the only bill on the agenda and is presented by Senator Allen. The sponsor/witness supports the bill and asks for an aye vote. After a brief clarification about the meeting requirement, a motion is made on the bill, and it ultimately passes committee 6-0.
  • April Bird — April Bird is introduced and then testifies in support of SB 832 on behalf of the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority. Later in the same discussion, she is invited to clarify a specific issue related to the bill, indicating continued engagement on the same topic.
  • Kelly Seyarto — Called present during the roll call.
  • Kelly Seyarto — Votes aye on the bill.
  • Benjamin Allen — Benjamin Allen is first called present during roll call and then immediately presents SB 832, explaining its purpose.
  • Benjamin Allen — Votes aye on the bill.
  • Christopher Cabaldon — Called present during the roll call.
  • Josh Becker — Called present during the roll call.
  • Josh Becker — Votes aye on the bill.