Kyle Harris — Asked what amendment had been made to the C1 version.
Kyle Harris — Moved to introduce RS 33241 C1.
Kyle Harris — Raised a concern about how the proposal would affect agencies like the Department of Labor that keep FTPs for downturns.
Dustin Manwaring — Raised a question about whether the reporting requirement would limit JFAC's authority or require changes to budget submissions.
Steve Miller — Asked for clarification about situations where the proposal might not work, especially for the Department of Labor.
James Petzke — Identified himself and explained the purpose of RS 33494.
Rod Furniss — Jason Monks introduced RS 33238 and explained that it would shorten the time agencies have to liquidate encumbrances crossing fiscal years, then invited Keith Bybee to answer technical questions and noted the proposal was approved to move forward. He then introduced RS 33241 C1, describing it as a measure governing non-cog spending authority when the legislature is out of session and capping cumulative expenditures at $10 million with exceptions for emergencies, National Guard construction, and tuition costs. He also briefly responded to a follow-up about drafting changes made during the bill’s development.
Chris Bruce — Representative Chris Bruce was called on and then moved to introduce RS 33-38.
Chris Bruce — Moved to introduce the RS.
Chris Bruce — Moved to introduce RS 33352.
Chris Bruce — Moved to introduce RS 33494 and spoke in support of it.