Jordan Redman — Representative Price is asked to introduce himself for the record.
Jordan Redman — The chair is addressed as Mr. Chairman.
Jordan Redman — Committee members are addressed by the witnesses.
Jordan Redman — The chair is addressed as Mr. Chair/Chairman during a procedural question.
Jordan Redman — The chair responds to a citation question about the bill text.
Jordan Redman — The chair is addressed as Mr. Chair during the motion.
Jordan Redman — Jordan Redman presided over the committee’s final actions on House Bill 648, confirming the motion was properly before the committee, asking for any further questions, and calling for the vote to send the bill to the floor with a due pass recommendation. After the motion passed, he thanked the committee for its efficiency, wished them a good weekend, and adjourned the meeting.
Faye Thompson — Representative Faye Thompson is recognized on the February 13 minutes and then moves to accept the minutes as written.
Faye Thompson — Asked whether House Bill 738 applies only to LLCs or also to S-Corps.
Jordan Redman — The chair is addressed as Mr. Chairman.
Jordan Redman — The chair calls for comment and conducts the vote on the minutes.
Jordan Redman — Representative Scott is asked to introduce herself for the record.
Kyle Harris — Representative Harris moves House Bill 750 to the floor with a due pass recommendation and speaks in support of it.
Cornel Rasor — Representative Cornel Rasor said the issue was not an exact comparison but related it to a personal experience in which a payment processor froze his funds for four months after discovering he sold hatchets online. He said this made him appreciate the bill’s protections against similar problems with digital money and stated that he would vote yes.
Jaron Crane — The speaker referred to the motion and possible vote changes on the House floor; the transcript does not clearly identify the speaker, but the procedural discussion continues.
Jaron Crane — Asked whether anyone was signed up to testify and then moved to send House Bill 738 to the floor with a due pass recommendation.
Jaron Crane — Referenced as the member who would present the bill on the floor.
Gregor Graf — Gregor Graf of Stakeover Strategies introduced himself and then testified in support of the bill, saying concerns about CBDC and programmable money are largely theoretical, rejecting any social credit system, and clarifying that stablecoins are a separate issue with no conflict.
Brent Crane — Moved to send House Bill 648 to the floor with a due pass recommendation.