#NCGA Senate Calendar April 29, 2015

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NORTH CAROLINA GENERAL ASSEMBLY

2015 SESSION

SENATE CALENDAR

Wednesday, April 29, 2015

Senate Convenes - 9:00 a.m.	Legislative Day 52

CALL TO ORDER	Lieutenant Governor Dan Forest, President
PRAYER	The Reverend Peter Milner, Senate Chaplain

JOURNAL APPROVAL

RATIFICATION OF BILLS ORDERED ENROLLED

REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES

REPORTS OF SELECT COMMITTEES

INTRODUCTIONS

MESSAGES FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

VETO MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

SPECIAL ORDERS

GENERAL ORDERS

LOCAL BILLS

SECOND READING

SB 101	Cook	2nd Ed.
1ST SENATORIAL DISTRICT LOCAL ACT-1.	Com Sub
	2-23-15	Rules
	4-27-15	W/D Rules; rerefer St. and Loc. Gov.
	4-28-15	Unfav bill; St. and Loc. Gov. Com Sub Adopted (Chgs title)
1ST SENATORIAL DISTRICT LOCAL ACT.

SB 255	McKissick, Woodard
DURHAM VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION PETITIONS.
	3-12-15	Rules
	4-20-15	W/D Rules; rerefer St. and Loc. Gov.; If Fav Finance
	4-27-15	Seq. ref. stricken Finance
	4-28-15	Fav

PUBLIC BILLS

SECOND READING-ROLL CALL

SB 566	Tarte	2nd Ed.
DISPOSITION OF MINIMAL PROPERTY TAX REFUNDS.	Com Sub
	3-30-15	Rules
	4-6-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Finance; If Fav St. and Loc. Gov.
	4-21-15	Unfav bill; Finance Com Sub Adopted; rerefer St. and Loc. Gov.
	4-28-15	Fav

SECOND READING

SB 88 (id H 403)	Brown	2nd Ed.
POLE ATTACHMENT COMPENSATION.	Com Sub
	2-17-15	Rules
	4-27-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Commerce
	4-28-15	Unfav bill; Commerce Com Sub Adopted (Chgs title)
POLE ATTACHMENT DISPUTES.

SB 95	Barefoot, Soucek
PERFORMANCE-BASED RIF/SCHOOL POLICY.
	2-23-15	Rules
	4-20-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Ed/Higher Ed.
	4-28-15	Fav

SB 97 (id H 522)	J. Davis	2nd Ed.
STATE ADVISORY COUNCIL ON INDIAN EDUCATION.	Com Sub
	2-23-15	Rules
	3-18-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Ed/Higher Ed.
	4-28-15	Unfav bill; Ed/Higher Ed. Com Sub Adopted

SB 119	Hartsell	2nd Ed.
GSC TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS 2015.	Com Sub
	2-27-15	Rules
	4-27-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Judiciary I
	4-28-15	Unfav bill; Judiciary I Com Sub Adopted

SB 120 (id H 196)	Hartsell
DOI LICENSE PROCESSING FEES.
	2-27-15	Rules
	3-2-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Insurance; If Fav Finance
	4-23-15	Fav; rerefer Finance
	4-28-15	Fav

PUBLIC BILLS (continued)

SECOND READING (continued)

SB 124	Hartsell	2nd Ed.
MODERNIZE ASSUMED BUSINESS NAME STATUTES.	Com Sub
	2-27-15	Rules
	3-9-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Judiciary II; If Fav Appro./Base Bud.
	3-17-15	Fav; rerefer Appro./Base Bud.
	4-27-15	W/D Appro./Base Bud.; rerefer Judiciary I; If Fav Appro./Base Bud.
	4-28-15	Unfav bill; Judiciary I Com Sub Adopted (Chgs title); rerefer Appro./Base Bud.; W/D Appro./Base Bud.; Cal 4‑29‑15

SB 192	Cook	2nd Ed.
CITATIONS/SHERIFFS ACCEPT FAXES.	Com Sub
	3-9-15	Rules
	3-18-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Judiciary I
	4-28-15	Unfav bill; Judiciary I Com Sub Adopted (Chgs title)

SB 211	Tillman	2nd Ed.
PENALTY FOR LATE PAYMENT OF MONIES/CHARTERS.	Com Sub
	3-11-15	Rules
	4-15-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Ed/Higher Ed.
	4-28-15	Unfav bill; Ed/Higher Ed. Com Sub Adopted (Chgs title)
DAMAGES FOR LATE PAYMENT OF MONIES/CHARTERS.

SB 273	D. Davis, Pate
MOTOR VEHICLE TAX: WAIVE PENALTIES/INTEREST.
	3-16-15	Rules
	3-23-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Transp.; If Fav Finance
	4-15-15	Fav; rerefer Finance
	4-28-15	Fav

SB 299	Lee, Sanderson
PORT USAGE CONTRACTS/PUBLIC RECORDS.
	3-18-15	Rules
	3-24-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Judiciary I
	4-28-15	Fav

SB 330	McInnis, Tillman	3rd Ed.
CHANGE ORDERS ON SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS.	Com Sub No. 2
	3-19-15	Rules
	3-25-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Ed/Higher Ed.
	4-22-15	Unfav bill; Ed/Higher Ed. Com Sub Adopted; rerefer Finance
	4-28-15	Unfav Com Sub; Finance Com Sub Adopted

PUBLIC BILLS (continued)

SECOND READING (continued)

SB 332	Daniel	2nd Ed.
REGISTER OF DEEDS-POA INDEXING FEES.	Com Sub
	3-19-15	Rules
	3-26-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Judiciary II; If Fav Finance
	4-6-15	Unfav bill; Judiciary II Com Sub Adopted; rerefer Finance
	4-28-15	Fav

SB 343	Tillman	3rd Ed.
STUDENT ASSAULT ON TEACHER/FELONY OFFENSE.	Com Sub No. 2
	3-23-15	Rules
	3-25-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Ed/Higher Ed.; If Fav Judiciary II
	4-15-15	Unfav bill; Ed/Higher Ed. Com Sub Adopted (Chgs title); rerefer Judiciary II
	4-28-15	Unfav Com Sub; Judiciary II Com Sub Adopted (Chgs title)

SB 345	Meredith	3rd Ed.
LIMIT STORAGE FEES ON DAMAGED VEHICLE.	Com Sub No. 2
	3-23-15	Rules
	3-25-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Transp.; If Fav Judiciary II; If Fav Finance
	4-15-15	Fav; rerefer Judiciary II
	4-21-15	Unfav bill; Judiciary II Com Sub Adopted; rerefer Finance
	4-28-15	Unfav Com Sub; Finance Com Sub Adopted (Chgs title)
LIMIT STORAGE DURATION FOR DAMAGED VEHICLE.

SB 363 (id H 440)	Hartsell	2nd Ed.
EXPAND OUTDOOR FOOD SERVICE AT PUBLIC EVENTS.	Com Sub
	3-24-15	Rules
	3-26-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Health Care; If Fav Commerce
	4-27-15	Unfav bill; Health Care Com Sub Adopted (Chgs title); rerefer Commerce
	4-28-15	Fav

SB 378	Bingham	2nd Ed.
INCREASE PUNISHMENT/MISD. DEATH BY VEHICLE.	Com Sub
	3-25-15	Rules
	3-26-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Judiciary II
	4-28-15	Unfav bill; Judiciary II Com Sub Adopted

SB 400	Barringer, Daniel, Newton	2nd Ed.
ENCOURAGE ACCESS TO BOY SCOUTS/GIRL SCOUTS.	Com Sub
	3-25-15	Rules
	3-30-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Ed/Higher Ed.
	4-28-15	Unfav bill; Ed/Higher Ed. Com Sub Adopted (Chgs title)
SCHOOL ACCESS FOR BOY SCOUTS/GIRL SCOUTS.

PUBLIC BILLS (continued)

SECOND READING (continued)

SB 456	Tillman	2nd Ed.
CHARTER SCHOOL MODIFICATIONS.	Com Sub
	3-26-15	Rules
	4-15-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Ed/Higher Ed.
	4-28-15	Unfav bill; Ed/Higher Ed. Com Sub Adopted

SB 472	Rucho, Brock
LOCAL INCENTIVES FOR HISTORIC REHABILITATION.
	3-26-15	Rules
	3-30-15	W/D Rules; rerefer St. and Loc. Gov.; If Fav Finance
	4-21-15	Fav; rerefer Finance
	4-28-15	Fav

SB 477	Brown	2nd Ed.
PROTECTION OF STATE MONUMENTS.	Com Sub
	3-26-15	Rules
	3-30-15	W/D Rules; rerefer St. and Loc. Gov.
	4-28-15	Unfav bill; St. and Loc. Gov. Com Sub Adopted (Chgs title)
TRANSFER OF BLADEN CORRECTIONAL FACILITY.

SB 478	Brown, Rabon, Sanderson	2nd Ed.
IN-STATE TUITION FOR CERTAIN VETS/FED PROG.	Com Sub
	3-26-15	Rules
	3-30-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Ed/Higher Ed.; If Fav Appro./Base Bud.
	4-27-15	Seq. ref. stricken Appro./Base Bud.
	4-28-15	Unfav bill; Ed/Higher Ed. Com Sub Adopted (Chgs title)

SB 480	Wells, Brock, Wade	3rd Ed.
UNIFORM POLITICAL ACTIVITY/EMPLOYEES.	Com Sub No. 2
	3-26-15	Rules
	3-30-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Ed/Higher Ed.; If Fav Judiciary I
	4-22-15	Unfav bill; Ed/Higher Ed. Com Sub Adopted (Chgs title); rerefer Judiciary I
	4-28-15	Unfav Com Sub; Judiciary I Com Sub Adopted

SB 503	J. Jackson, Tillman, Soucek
SEX OFFENSE WITH STUDENT/CHARTER SCHOOLS.
	3-26-15	Rules
	4-9-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Judiciary II
	4-28-15	Fav

PUBLIC BILLS (continued)

SECOND READING (continued)

SB 508	Lee, Randleman	2nd Ed.
AMEND BAIL BOND LAWS.	Com Sub
	3-26-15	Rules
	4-27-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Judiciary I
	4-28-15	Unfav bill; Judiciary I Com Sub Adopted

SB 519 (id H 764)	B. Jackson	2nd Ed.
PRESUMED SHARED PARENTING.	Com Sub
	3-30-15	Rules; W/D Rules; rerefer Judiciary II
	4-28-15	Unfav bill; Judiciary II Com Sub Adopted (Chgs title)
AMEND CHILD CUSTODY LAWS.

SB 522	Robinson, Foushee, Smith-Ingram
RAISE AWARENESS OF LUPUS.
	3-30-15	Rules
	4-27-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Judiciary I
	4-28-15	Fav

SB 524	Curtis, Soucek, Tillman
FOUNDING PRINCIPLES/GRADUATION REQUIREMENT.
	3-30-15	Ed/Higher Ed.
	4-28-15	Fav

SB 545	Rabin, Sanderson, J. Jackson
WORKFORCE ENRICHMENT/VETERANS.
	3-30-15	Rules
	4-6-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Work & Econ Dev; If Fav Judiciary I
	4-15-15	Fav; rerefer Judiciary I
	4-28-15	Fav

SB 561	Barefoot, Rucho	2nd Ed.
REMEDIATION-FREE HS GRADUATES.	Com Sub
	3-30-15	Rules
	4-9-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Ed/Higher Ed.
	4-28-15	Unfav bill; Ed/Higher Ed. Com Sub Adopted (Chgs title)
CAREER AND COLLEGE READY GRADUATES.

PUBLIC BILLS (continued)

SECOND READING (continued)

SB 570 (id H 856)	Bryant, McKissick, Daniel	3rd Ed.
EXPUNCTION/BOAT VIOLATION.	Com Sub No. 2
	3-30-15	Rules
	4-6-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Judiciary II
	4-21-15	Unfav bill; Judiciary II Com Sub Adopted (Chgs title)
	4-22-15	Passed 2nd Rdg
	4-23-15	W/D Cal; rerefer Judiciary II
	4-28-15	Unfav Com Sub; Judiciary II Com Sub Adopted

SB 597	Tillman, Soucek, Curtis	2nd Ed.
EDUCATION STATUTES REVISION.	Com Sub
	3-30-15	Rules
	4-27-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Ed/Higher Ed.
	4-28-15	Unfav bill; Ed/Higher Ed. Com Sub Adopted (Chgs title)
REPEAL REFERENCES TO ABCS.

SB 598	D. Davis, Pate, B. Jackson	2nd Ed.
REPORTING OF SUBSTANCE-EXPOSED NEWBORNS.	Com Sub
	3-30-15	Rules
	4-9-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Health Care; If Fav St. and Loc. Gov.
	4-27-15	Unfav bill; Health Care Com Sub Adopted (Chgs title)
SUBSTANCE-EXPOSED NEWBORNS PROTECTION PLANS.
	4-27-15	rerefer St. and Loc. Gov.
	4-28-15	Fav

SB 647	Sanderson, B. Jackson	2nd Ed.
AMEND TRAPPING LAW.	Com Sub
	3-30-15	Rules
	4-9-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Agriculture/Environment/Natural Resources
	4-22-15	Unfav bill; Ag./Envir./Nat Res. Com Sub Adopted
	4-23-15	W/D Cal; Cal 4‑29‑15

SB 652	Stein, Barringer	2nd Ed.
PROHIBIT RE-HOMING OF AN ADOPTED MINOR CHILD.	Com Sub
	3-30-15	Rules
	4-9-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Judiciary I
	4-28-15	Unfav bill; Judiciary I Com Sub Adopted

SB 678	Gunn, B. Jackson, D. Davis	2nd Ed.
AMEND DEBT COLLECTION STATUTES.	Com Sub
	3-30-15	Rules
	4-9-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Judiciary II
	4-28-15	Unfav bill; Judiciary II Com Sub Adopted

PUBLIC BILLS (continued)

SECOND READING (continued)

SB 694	Newton, Lee, Daniel	2nd Ed.
EMPLOYEE MISCLASSIFICATION REFORM.	Com Sub
	3-30-15	Rules
	4-20-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Commerce
	4-28-15	Unfav bill; Commerce Com Sub Adopted

COMMITTEE MEETINGS

Wednesday, April 29

JUDICIARY II	8:30 a.m.	1124/1224 LB
	SB 610	Healthy Pregnancies/Prisoners and Detainees
	SB 699	Protect LEO Home Address/Other Information

AGRICULTURE/ENVIRONMENT/NATURAL RESOURCES	10:00 a.m.	544 LOB
	SB 546	Create Inspection Program/Venison Donations
	SB 132	Carteret Fox Trapping

TRANSPORTATION	11:00 a.m.	1027/1128 LB
	SB 446	Dealership Loaner Vehicles
	SB 581	Study/Subdivision Street Maintenance
	SB 600	Study/Autonomous Vehicles-AB
	SB 654	Map Act/Clarifications

WORKFORCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT	12:00 p.m.	544 LOB
	SB 127	All State Agencies/Use Temporary Solutions

ANNOUNCEMENT

Monday, May 4

JOINT LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM EVALUATION OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE

3:00 p.m.

544 LOB

u CROSSOVER DEADLINE u Thursday, April 30, 2015

SARAH LANG Principal Clerk

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An Open Letter on the Fires of Baltimore By Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II

O Say Can You See

An Open Letter on the Fires of Baltimore

By Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, Pastor, Architect of the Forward Together Moral Movement, Father of Five Children, and NC NAACP President

After dismissal, high school students went to the new shopping center, built after The Wire made their community—Freddie Gray’s community—famous. He is dead. No one is talking. Trust is dead. The police came with their face shields in place. The students and the police lined up, ready to do battle, like the two armies in the Hindu sacred book Bhagavad Gita. It seemed too late for talk. Too late to seek truth, then trust. All that was left were two fearful armies, fated to act out the script of distrust.  

Watching this tragedy unfold on television, suddenly a major fire came on the screen, near the Baltimore Harbor. I thought of Francis Scott Key, watching fires in the same harbor, from the battle between the new U.S. Navy and what had been the omnipotent British fleet, prompting his famous words: O say can you see by the dawn’s early light...

Can we see by the dawn’s early light? Can we—the forces of love and justice—by the dawn’s early light, unify around a comprehensive strategy to get people talking, seeking the common truth of reality, and repairing the breach of trust. It’s too late to create trust when the police are wearing face shields.

Our response must be comprehensive. Not just an indictment of the system and the officers that killed Freddie Gray. We must also indict the economic and social systems that led to distrust. And we must repair the breach in our society with long term anti-poverty, economic and human development investments. We must agree on a transformative strategy, not just for Baltimore, but our nation, because what is happening in Baltimore is not an isolated problem. Baltimore—like Ferguson, Staten Island, Sanford, Charlotte, North Charleston, and others—is a metaphor. People in every city in North Carolina and in other states must understand this.

Our young people, black, white, and Latino, have nightmares of heavily armed white cops killing unarmed black and Latino men. Most of our kids have not been taught the historic role of well-armed white men, empowered by white slave holders, corporation owners, and urban landlords to protect their property—slaves, women, stores, and banks. Because we don’t understand how the racist system was built, we often don’t realize that the occasional overt display of rage is the result of daily ongoing traumatic syndrome or DOTS. This rage is produced by years of insults to our dignity. The exposure of the constant killing of black men—these killings have been routine since racialized slavery was invented—by officers of the law triggers the rage.

We believe fully in nonviolence and do not condone rioting or the destruction of property. But we must see the connections between the violence of rage and the totality of police violence—not to justify violence, but to clarify the dynamic of distrust. As Dr. King said, rioting is often “the language of the unheard”.

We now watch communities that have long been under siege with no strategy to build trust. Television and internet images keep the DOTS on the front burner, and the killing of one of your neighbors with no immediate response causes the pot to boil over. The hyper police violence that seems to be getting worse is connected to a white backlash that, U.S. historians remind us, always accompanies the fear of power shifts in America.
Leaders like W.E.B. Du Bois, Ida B. Wells, and George White understood this about lynching. We are living through a similar power shift today.

Many believe police brutality and violence against unarmed blacks is a perverted political act. Such acts have been condoned and rationalized by a dual system of justice. It is wrong to think of them as an isolated, individual act of violence. State terror is the proper term for acts that "put a community in its place". We must therefore deal with the system's sickness. 

Such a comprehensive response includes trials of police who wrongfully kill and cover-up the killings. It includes transparency of information—immediate sharing of information with the family and neighbors of the victim of the white backlash. It includes training for officers, to unpack racist stereotypes, using young people from the streets as trainers in creating authentic community protecting and serving, as opposed to driving by and occupying. It includes tracking of police brutality with data reporting and community review boards that include legitimate representatives from the "hood" with real subpoena power. It includes taping interactions with body cameras, cell phone cameras, inside and outside vehicle cameras. It includes a transformation of the discriminatory practices in our “justice” system in arrests, investigations, indictments, trials, sentencing, and prisons.

Without these, we cannot achieve trust. We will not achieve trust.

All of the forces of love and justice have the ability to create a national response rooted in these ideals.

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#NCGA Senate Calendar April 15, 2015

The Senate Calendar has been posted on the N.C. General Assembly's website.

http://www.ncleg.net/Calendars/CurrentCalendars/CurrentSenateCalendar.pdf

NORTH CAROLINA GENERAL ASSEMBLY

2015 SESSION

 

SENATE CALENDAR

Wednesday, April 15, 2015

 

Senate Convenes - 2:00 p.m.	Legislative Day 44

 

CALL TO ORDER	Lieutenant Governor Dan Forest, President
PRAYER	The Reverend Peter Milner, Senate Chaplain

JOURNAL APPROVAL

RATIFICATION OF BILLS ORDERED ENROLLED

REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES

REPORTS OF SELECT COMMITTEES

INTRODUCTIONS

MESSAGES FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

VETO MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

SPECIAL ORDERS

GENERAL ORDERS

 

PUBLIC BILLS

 

SECOND READING

 

SB 366			Barringer
AMEND CERTAIN REQS/PERMANENCY INNOVATION COMM.
	3-24-15	Rules
	3-26-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Health Care
	4-14-15	Fav

 

 

SB 462			Hartsell	2nd Ed.
PUBLIC AUTHORITIES/NONPROFIT CORPORATIONS.				Com Sub
	3-26-15	Rules
	3-30-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Judiciary II
	4-14-15	Unfav bill; Judiciary II Com Sub Adopted

 

 

SB 487			Pate
HEALTH CHOICE TECHNICAL REVISIONS.-AB
	3-26-15	Rules
	3-30-15	W/D Rules; rerefer Health Care
	4-14-15	Fav

 

 

PUBLIC BILLS (continued)

 

SECOND READING (continued)

 

SB 682 (id H 542)			Gunn, Clark
MODIFY SUNSET RE: CONTINGENT AUDITS.
	3-30-15	Commerce
	4-14-15	Fav

 

 

HB 140		Hastings, Bradford, Pendleton, Farmer-Butterfield	2nd Ed.
LINEMAN APPRECIATION DAY IN NC.			Com Sub
	4-2-15	Rules
	4-13-15	W/D Rules; rerefer St. and Loc. Gov.
	4-14-15	Fav

 

 

FOR ADOPTION

 

SR 580			Pate, Meredith, Rabin
HONOR STATE'S VETERANS.
	3-30-15	Rules
	4-14-15	W/D Rules; Cal 4‑15‑15

 

 

COMMITTEE MEETINGS

 

Wednesday, April 15

 

JOINT APPROPRIATIONS ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES

8:30 a.m.

643 LOB

 

AGRICULTURE/ENVIRONMENT/NATURAL RESOURCES - CANCELLED

10:00 a.m.

544 LOB

 

SELECT COMMITTEE ON NOMINATIONS			10:00 a.m.	1027/1128 LB
	SJR 712	Confirm Director of SBI

 

EDUCATION/HIGHER EDUCATION			11:00 a.m.	544 LOB
	SB 333	Teacher Attrition Data
	SB 343	Student Assault On Teacher/Felony Offense
	SB 401	Pilot/Sports for Students w/ Disabilities
	SB 480	Uniform Political Activity/Employees
	Note:  Committee will vote on nominees for State Board of Community Colleges

 

TRANSPORTATION			11:00 a.m.	1027/1128 LB
	SB 174	Rail Corridor Lease/City of Wilmington
	SB 195	Motor Vehicle Service Agreement Amendments
	SB 217	Distribution of Highway Use Tax and Fees
	SB 273	Motor Vehicle Tax: Waive Penalties/Interest
	SB 301	DOT/Purchase of Contaminated Land-AB
	SB 313	License Plate/Retired Register of Deeds
	SB 345	Limit Storage Fees on Damaged Vehicle
	SB 540	Priority Pass/Ferry

COMMITTEE MEETINGS (continued)

 

Wednesday, April 15 (continued)

 

WORKFORCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT			12:00 p.m.	544 LOB
	SB 545	Workforce Enrichment/Veterans

 

RULES AND OPERATIONS OF THE SENATE			4:00 p.m.	1027/1128 LB
	HB 364	Clarify Laws on Exec. Orders and Appointments

 

Thursday, April 16

 

JOINT APPROPRIATIONS ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES

8:30 a.m.

643 LOB

 

 

 

u CROSSOVER DEADLINE u Thursday, April 30, 2015

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SARAH LANG Principal Clerk

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