Daily report [Feb. 16, 2016]

Georgia House of Representatives

DAILY REPORT 21st Legislative Day

Tuesday, February 16, 2016

House Budget & Research Office (404) 656-5050

House Media Services (404) 656-0305

The House will reconvene for its 22nd Legislative Day on Wednesday, February 17 at 10:00 a.m. The Rules committee will meet at 9:00 a.m. 6 bills / resolutions are expected to be debated on the floor.

Today on the Floor

Motions to Agree
HB 750 Supplemental appropriations; State Fiscal Year July 1, 2015 - June 30, 2016
Bill Summary: House Bill 750, the Amended FY 2016 budget, recognizes $1.2 billion in additional revenue or 5.67% over the original FY 2016 budget. This brings the total appropriation for Amended FY 2016 to $23.06 billion. The new revenue is mainly comprised of $204 million from the K-12 midterm adjustment reserve; $30.3 million in additional lottery proceeds to meet the HOPE demand; and the recognition of $758 million in new general and motor fuel proceeds for transportation resulting from HB 170 (2015 Session). The final version of the budget also includes $70 million in anticipated settlements from the federal government that will be used to provide a one-time infusion in health care programs with long-term impacts.

Authored By: Rep. David Ralston (7th)

Rule Applied: Modified-Open

Motions to Agree: Motion to Agree to the Senate Substitute as Amended by the House sent the bill back to the Senate for consideration.

Rules Calendar
HB 34 Georgia Right to Try Act; enact
Bill Summary: HB 34, the 'Georgia Right to Try Act,' grants some terminally-ill patients faster access to investigational drugs that have that have passed phase one in the three-phase FDA drug approval process. The bill only grants access to investigational drugs, biological products, or devices for eligible patients with terminal illnesses. The process requires written informed consent, as well as full voluntary cooperation from all parties. Under HB 34, manufacturers are not required to offer the treatment, and health insurance companies are not required to pay for the treatment. Doctors, as well as other involved participants, are indemnified.

Authored By: Rep. Mike Dudgeon (25th) House Committee: Health & Human Services

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 173 Nays: 0

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Modified-Structured 02-02-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

HB 561 Adoptable dog; official state dog; designate Bill Summary: House Bill 561 designates the adoptable dog as the official state dog.

Authored By: Rep. Joe Wilkinson (52nd) House Committee: Governmental Affairs

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 172 Nays: 0

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Modified-Open 02-03-2016 Do Pass

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Today on the Floor

HB 588

Controlled substances; possession of substances containing ephedrine, pseudoephedrine, and phenylpropanolamine and restrictions of sale of products containing pseudoephedrine; change provisions
Bill Summary: HB 588 amends O.C.G.A 16-13-30.3 by removing phenylpropanolamine from the definition of drug products that contain ephedrine or pseudoephedrine. Under the provisions of this bill, retail distributors must require customers to issue a valid government ID when purchasing a product containing ephedrine or pseudoephedrine. Additionally, the retail distributor must maintain a record of certain "required information", defined in the bill as the full name and address of the purchaser; the type of government ID; a description of the product purchased; and the date and time of the purchase.

Further, retail distributors must electronically track such sales using a "real-time electronic logging system", defined in the bill as a system that can track required information and generate a stop sale alert to notify a retail distributor that the purchase exceeds the quantity limits (9 grams of ephedrine or pseudoephedrine per 30 day period in dosage form; or 3.6 grams of ephedrine or pseudoephedrine per day in dosage form). The system will also contain an override function to be utilized in the event that the cashier is in imminent danger if the sale is not made; however, the system will still track any override sales. This system must be approved by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) and be offered free of charge to the state, retail distributors, and law enforcement agencies.

Authored By: Rep. Valerie Clark (101st) House Committee: Health & Human Services

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 151 Nays: 19

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Modified-Structured 02-09-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

HB 592

Professional engineers and land surveyors; provide profession of professional structural engineer; provisions
Bill Summary: HB 592 adds professional structural engineers and structural engineering to the regulations governing professional engineers and land surveyors. Also, the Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors is granted the power to determine the rules and requirements for structural engineers to obtain and renew certificates of registration to practice as a structural engineer. To be eligible for a certificate of registration as a professional structural engineer, the minimum requirements are: not less than four years' experience in structural engineering work and pass a 16 hour written exam, or obtain a certification by the board as an engineer in training, seven years' experience in structural engineering and pass a 16 hour written exam.

Authored By: Rep. Brett Harrell (106th) House Committee: Regulated Industries

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 169 Nays: 2

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Modified-Open 02-09-2016 Do Pass

HB 738

Local government; county law libraries; revise uses of excess funds
Bill Summary: House Bill 738 provides that excess funds, as determined by the board of trustees of a county law library, will be granted to charitable tax exempt organizations which provide civil legal representation for low-income people; or be used to purchase software, equipment, fixtures, or furnishings for the office of the district attorney or solicitor-general or for county judicial facilities, including but not limited to courtrooms and jury rooms.

Currently, excess funds are granted to the former or distributed to the county governing authority and then are appropriated for courthouse maintenance through the budgetary process.

Authored By: Rep. Johnnie Caldwell (131st) House Committee: Governmental Affairs

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 168 Nays: 1

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Modified-Open 02-03-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

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Today on the Floor

HB 764

Motor vehicles; drivers to stop at crosswalks with pedestrian-activated rectangular rapid flash beacons; require
Bill Summary: HB 764 amends Title 40 by adding a definition of a "rectangular rapid flash beacon," which is a user-activated device with amber lights that supplements warning signals at unsignalized intersections or mid-block crosswalks. The legislation requires a driver to stop to allow a pedestrian to cross within the crosswalk when the device is activated. Further, it states that a pedestrian who does not intend to cross the roadway shall not activate the device.

Authored By: Rep. Alan Powell (32nd)

Rule Applied:

House Committee: Public Safety & Homeland Security Committee Action:

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 169 Nays: 0

Modified-Structured 02-09-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

HB 798

HOPE; home study students who receive certain scores on standardized college admission tests; provide eligibility
Bill Summary: House Bill 798 provides for home study students who receive scores in the 75th percentile or higher nationally on standardized college admissions test to be eligible for the HOPE Scholarship. The eligibility requirements for the Zell Miller Scholarship are also modified to require a score in the 80th percentile or higher on the ACT or SAT and a GPA of at least 3.7 for students graduating from eligible high schools. The bill further modifies the requirements for the Zell Miller Scholarship to require a score in the 93rd percentile or higher on the SAT or ACT for home study students and students having graduated from a high school which is not eligible.

Authored By: Rep. Joyce Chandler (105th) House Committee: Higher Education

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 164 Nays: 7

Rule Applied: Committee Action: Amendments:

Modified-Structured 02-02-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute AM 33 1588

HB 853

"Coverdell-Murphy Act"; update current system of levels of certified stroke centers to reflect advances in stroke treatments and therapy; provisions
Bill Summary: HB 853 encourages hospitals to establish comprehensive stroke centers to provide care to patients who experience complex strokes. Additionally, this bill promotes the establishment of remote treatment stroke centers to provide treatment to patients in rural and other underserved areas of the state.

Under the provisions of this bill, the Department of Public Health is authorized to establish one or more additional levels of stroke centers, in consultation with the Georgia Coverdell Acute Stroke Registry. Any hospital identified as a comprehensive or primary stroke center must be certified by a national health care accreditation body recognized by the Department of Public Health. Additionally, remote treatment stroke centers must be certified and identified by the Department of Public Health.

Authored By: Rep. Lee Hawkins (27th) House Committee: Health & Human Services

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 170 Nays: 0

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Modified-Structured 02-02-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

HB 871

"Georgia Lemon Law"; consumer fees forwarded to the Department of Law for deposit in the new motor vehicle arbitration account; require
Bill Summary: HB 871 moves the quarterly deposits associated with the collection of Georgia's 'Lemon Law' consumer fees from the Governor's Office of Planning and Budget to the Department of Law.

Authored By: Rep. Robert Dickey (140th) House Committee: Judiciary

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 168 Nays: 0

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Modified-Structured 02-04-2016 Do Pass

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Today on the Floor

HB 882

Insurance; foreign and alien insurer deposit requirement of securities eligible for investment of capital funds in certain amounts; eliminate
Bill Summary: House Bill 882 eliminates the Code requirement for each foreign and alien insurer to deposit a specific amount (not less than $10,000 nor more than $25,000) for securities eligible for capital investment and allows the amount to be determined by the commissioner which aligns with a National Association of Insurance Commissioners' (NAIC) accreditation requirement.

Authored By: Rep. Darlene Taylor (173rd) House Committee: Insurance

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 167 Nays: 0

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Modified-Open 02-10-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

HB 883

Insurance; insurers rehabilitation and liquidation; change certain provisions
Bill Summary: House Bill 883 updates provisions on insurer rehabilitation and liquidations in accordance with National Association of Insurance Commissioners' (NAIC) accreditation standards and changes claims procedures for ancillary receiverships.

Authored By: Rep. Darlene Taylor (173rd) House Committee: Insurance

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 166 Nays: 0

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Modified-Open 02-10-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

HB 884

Insurance; company action level event to include a health organization with certain total adjusted capital levels; revise definition
Bill Summary: House Bill 884 revises the definition of "company action level event" to include a health organization with certain total adjusted capital levels and applies risk-based capital computations of a company action level event to health organizations, primarily health insurer and health plans.

Authored By: Rep. Darlene Taylor (173rd) House Committee: Insurance

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 170 Nays: 0

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Modified-Open 02-10-2016 Do Pass

HB 885

Health; certain counties to create a county board of health and wellness; repeal statute
Bill Summary: House Bill 885 repeals Code Section 31-3-2.1, which relates to the option for certain counties to create a board of health and wellness by ordinance. Any affected county board of health will fall under the jurisdiction of the state system.

Authored By: Rep. Jan Jones (47th) House Committee: Governmental Affairs

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 151 Nays: 17

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Modified-Open 02-10-2016 Do Pass

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Next on the Floor

Next on the Floor from the Committee on Rules
The Committee on Rules has fixed the calendar for the 22nd Legislative Day, Wednesday, February 17, and bills may be called at the pleasure of the Speaker. The Rules Committee will next meet on Wednesday,
February 17, at 9:00 a.m., to set the Rules Calendar for the 23rd Legislative Day.

HB 486 Professional forestry; disclosure of AIDS confidential information; conform provisions
Bill Summary: HB 486 amends Title 12, relating to the practice of professional forestry and disclosure of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) confidential information, to bring the section into compliance for provisions provided for in the Georgia Evidence Code under Title 24. Additionally, 24-12-21 is made clearer by stating that AIDS confidential information may be shared with a minor's parent or legal guardian.

Authored By: Rep. Albert Reeves (34th) House Committee: Code Revision

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Modified-Structured 02-10-2016 Do Pass

HB 555 Courts; provide reporting of certain statistics regarding juveniles seeking abortions without parental notice; provisions
Bill Summary: House Bill 555 requires the clerk of a juvenile court to report the number of petitions granted or denied for an abortion without parental consent to the Administrative Office of the Courts on an annual basis.

Authored By:

Rep. Joyce Chandler (105th)

House Committee: Insurance

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Structured 02-10-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

HB 762 Crimes and offenses; disposal of aborted human fetuses; change certain provisions
Bill Summary: House Bill 762 amends Code sections related to the unlawful buying, selling, or offering to buy or sell a human body or parts to include human fetuses, and it makes such acts punishable by a fine not exceeding $25,000 and/or by imprisonment for one to five years.

Authored By:

Rep. Wendell Willard (51st)

House Committee: Judiciary

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Structured 02-09-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

HB 813 Pharmacists and pharmacies; expedited partner therapy; provisions
Bill Summary: House Bill 813 allows a licensed practitioner who has diagnosed a patient with chlamydia or gonorrhea to prescribe antibiotic drugs to the sexual partner of the patient without physically examining such partner. Additionally, under the provisions of this bill, prescription drug orders transmitted by facsimile or computer do not have to include the name and address of the sexual partner of the patient described above, nor is patient counseling required for the sexual partners of patients clinically diagnosed with chlamydia or gonorrhea.

Authored By:

Rep. Rick Jasperse (11th)

House Committee: Health & Human Services

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Modified-Open 02-02-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

HB 818

Workers' compensation; insurance, awards, benefits and administration; change certain provisions
Bill Summary: House Bill 818 is the annual omnibus "housekeeping" bill for the Board of Worker's Compensation. It provides that administrative law judges are subject to the Georgia Code of Judicial Conduct. In addition, the legislation increases the weekly compensation benefits cap for total disability by $25 to $575 and temporary partial disability by $16 to $383. The total compensation payable to a surviving spouse as a sole dependent at the time of death, when there are no other dependents, is increased by $10,000 to $230,000.

Authored By:

Rep. Jason Shaw (176th)

House Committee: Industry and Labor

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Modified-Structured 02-10-2016 Do Pass

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HB 869 Professions and businesses; responsibilities of brokers and qualifying brokers to review certain documents; change certain provisions
Bill Summary: HB 869 removes a provision that requires real estate brokers to review all offers, including offers immediately rejected, to require real estate brokers to review only accepted offers. The bill brings state law in compliance with federal regulations. HB 869 eliminates the duty of a real estate broker to deliver a copy of the closing statement and requires licensees to ensure their clients receive a copy of the closing statement and to retain a copy for three years if it was provided at closing.

Authored By: Rep. Alan Powell (32nd) House Committee: Regulated Industries

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Modified-Structured 02-09-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

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Committee Actions

Committee Actions
Bills passing committees are reported to the Clerk's Office and are placed on the General Calendar.

Health & Human Services Committee
HB 684 Dental hygienists; delegable services and procedures that may be performed by hygienists; provide
Bill Summary: HB 684 increases access to preventative dental care in safety net settings and for underserved and needy populations.
Under the provisions of this bill, the requirement that a dental hygienist be supervised by a licensed dentist will not apply to dental hygienists who are practicing at approved safety net settings, such as: nonprofit clinics, long-term care facilities, federally qualified health centers, and school settings. In these situations, the supervising dentist is not required to be present when the procedures are performed; however, at the supervising dentist's discretion, he or she may require an initial examination of the patient prior to the performance of dental hygiene services. Additionally, a dentist that delegated a dental hygienist to perform these duties must maintain a dental practice within 100 miles of the approved safety net setting.
A dentist may only authorize up to four dental hygienists to provide hygiene services. A dental hygienist who performs these services without direct supervision of a licensed dentist must provide written notice to each patient containing: (1) the name of the dental hygienist and authorizing dentist; (2) any dental hygiene issues identified during the service; and (3) a statement advising the patient to seek a more thorough examination by a dentist within 90 days of receiving such services.
The requirement of direct supervision does not apply to the performance of dental hygiene duties for a Medicare or Medicaid patient, including pediatric patients and pregnant mothers; however, the Georgia Board of Dentistry shall provide a rule or regulation for the appropriate degree of supervision by a licensed dentist in these situations.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Chuck Martin (49th) Health & Human Services

Committee Action:

02-16-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

HB 897

Health; care and protection of indigent and elderly patients; provide for the establishment and operation of a drug repository program to accept and dispense unused prescription drugs
Bill Summary: HB 897 establishes a drug repository program to accept and dispense over the counter and prescription drugs donated for the purpose of being dispensed to eligible patients, defined in the bill as an individual who is indigent, uninsured, underinsured, or enrolled in a public assistance health benefits program. A donating facility can be a drug manufacturer, wholesaler, reverse distributor pharmacy, government entity, hospital, or health care facility. Donating facilities can voluntarily donate drugs to an eligible recipient facility, defined in the bill to be a pharmacy, hospital, federally qualified health center, or nonprofit clinic. Drugs may only be donated to the program if they are not expired and in unopened tamper-evident packaging.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Betty Price (48th) Health & Human Services

Committee Action:

02-16-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

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HB 900

Crimes and offenses; electronic data base of prescription information; authorize the retention of data base information for 2 years
Bill Summary: HB 900 amends O.C.G.A 16-13-59 to allow the Georgia Drugs and Narcotics Agency (the "agency") to retain aggregated prescription information for two years, instead of one year, from the date the information is received.

Additionally, HB 900 amends O.C.G.A 16-13-60 to allow the agency to provide requested prescription information to delegates of such persons authorized to prescribe or dispense control substances. These delegates must be members of the prescriber or dispenser's staff and the delegates must retrieve and review information for the purposes of determining misuse, abuse, or underutilization of prescribed medicine. Additionally, the agency can provide requested prescription information to state and local law enforcement upon the issuance of a search warrant from an appropriate court or official in the county in which the office of such law enforcement officials are located. Finally, the agency can provide requested prescription information to the Department of Community Health for the state Medicaid program.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Sharon Cooper (43rd) Health & Human Services

Committee Action:

02-16-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

HB 910

Health records; provisions relating to costs of copying and mailing patient records apply to psychiatric, psychological, and other mental health records; provide
Bill Summary: HB 910 amends O.C.G.A 31-33-3, relating to costs of copying and mailing health records and patient's rights as to records, by expanding this Code section to apply to psychiatric, psychological, and other mental health records of a patient.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Spencer Frye (118th) Health & Human Services

Committee Action:

02-16-2016 Do Pass

HB 916

"The Pharmacy Audit Bill of Rights"; certain audits conducted by the Department of Community Health; remove exception; provisions
Bill Summary: HB 916 prevents the Department of Community Health from recouping full payment for medical assistance if the provider makes a clerical or record-keeping error in their reimbursement documentation. However, if such error results in an overpayment, the department can recoup the amount overpaid. Further, under the provisions of this bill, no state agency that provides recoupment or reimbursement to another entity can establish rules that require full recoupment for any clerical or record-keeping error.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Dustin Hightower (68th) Health & Human Services

Committee Action:

02-16-2016 Do Pass

HB 944

Health; pronouncement of death of patients in nursing homes who are organ donors by a physician assistant or registered professional nurse; provide
Bill Summary: HB 944 would allow a physicians assistant, nurse practitioner, or a registered professional nurse to pronounce the death of a patient in a nursing home if said patient dies of natural causes. Further, this bill allows a physicians assistant, nurse practitioner, or a registered professional nurse employed by a hospice to pronounce the death of a patient in hospice care.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Sheri Gilligan (24th) Health & Human Services

Committee Action:

02-16-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

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Intragovernmental Coordination - Local Committee
HB 945 Schley County Utilities Authority; appointment of members; modify provisions
Bill Summary: A Bill to amend the Schley County Utilities Authority, so as to modify provisions related to appointment of authority members.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Mike Cheokas (138th) Intragovernmental Coordination Local

Committee Action:

02-16-2016 Do Pass

HB 947 Echols County; assessment and collection of a technology fee by the Probate Court; authorize
Bill Summary: A Bill to authorize the assessment and collection of a technology fee by the Probate Court of Echols County.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. John Corbett (174th) Intragovernmental Coordination Local

Committee Action:

02-16-2016 Do Pass

HB 955 Fayette County; election of members of the board of commissioners; revise districts Bill Summary: A Bill to reapportion the Fayette County Board of Commissioners.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. John Yates (73rd) Intragovernmental Coordination Local

Committee Action:

02-16-2016 Do Pass

HB 958 Fulton County; term of the member appointed by the mayor; provide
Bill Summary: A Bill to amend an Act providing for the establishment of a county-wide library system in Fulton County, so as to provide for the term of the member appointed.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Jan Jones (47th) Intragovernmental Coordination Local

Committee Action:

02-16-2016 Do Pass

HB 967

"Macon Water Commissioners - Pension Plan"; termination of employment before retirement; modify provisions
Bill Summary: A Bill to amend the "Macon Water Commissioners Pension Plan," so as to modify provisions related to termination of employment before retirement.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. James Epps (144th) Intragovernmental Coordination Local

Committee Action:

02-16-2016 Do Pass

HB 968 Pike County Magistrate Court; impose and collect county law library fees as part of court cost
Bill Summary: A Bill to authorize the Magistrate Court of Pike County to impose and collect county law library fees as part of the court costs in the magistrate court.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Johnnie Caldwell (131st) Intragovernmental Coordination Local

Committee Action:

02-16-2016 Do Pass

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Public Safety & Homeland Security Committee
HB 792 Firearms; carrying, possession, and use of electroshock weapons by persons who are students or who are employed at a public institution; authorize
Bill Summary: House bill 792 would allow anyone at any postsecondary education institution to carry electroshock weapons on campus. The bill requires the use of that weapon to be only in selfdefense or the defense of another.

Authored By: Rep. Buzz Brockway (102nd) House Committee: Public Safety & Homeland Security Committee
Action:

02-16-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

HB 859

Firearms; weapons carry license holders; carrying and possession of certain weapons in certain buildings or real property owned or leased to public institutions of postsecondary education; authorize
Bill Summary: House bill 859 amends Code relating to carrying weapons within a school safety zone to allow for license holders to keep their weapon on their person while in or on any building or real property owned by or leased to any technical school, vocational school, college, university, or other institution of postsecondary education. This exception will not apply to buildings or property used for athletic events or student housing including sorority and fraternity houses and only applies to the carrying of handguns which are concealed.

Authored By: Rep. Rick Jasperse (11th) House Committee: Public Safety & Homeland Security Committee
Action:

02-16-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

HB 970

Fire protection and safety; issuance of certificates of compliance for fire departments; revise requirements
Bill Summary: House bill 970 revises and updates Title 25 relating to fire protection and safety relating to issuance of certificates, definitions, functions and powers of the Georgia Firefighter Standards and Training Council, and qualifications of firefighters.

Authored By: Rep. Eddie Lumsden (12th) House Committee: Public Safety & Homeland Security Committee
Action:

02-16-2016 Do Pass

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Committee Meeting Schedule
This meeting schedule is up to date at the time of this report, but meeting dates and times are subject to change. To keep up with the latest schedule, please visit www.house.ga.gov and click on Meetings Notices.

Wednesday, February 17, 2016 10:00 AM Floor Session (LD 22)House Chamber - 10:00AM 7:15 AM Appropriations Subcommittee Meetings 341 CAP 8:00 AM INSURANCE 606 CLOB 8:00 AM W&M Local Sales Tax Refund and Interest Rate Issues Sub 133 CAP 8:00 AM AGRICULTURE & CONSUMER AFFAIRS 403 CAP 9:00 AM RULES 341 CAP 1:00 PM Admin/Licensing Sub 415 CLOB 1:00 PM Academic Innovations Sub 515 CLOB 1:00 PM INTERSTATE COOPERATION 403 CAP 2:00 PM BUDGET & FISCAL AFFAIRS OVERSIGHT 506 CLOB 2:00 PM GOVERNMETAL AFFAIRS 406 CLOB 2:00 PM Academic Achievement and Curriculum Sub 515 CLOB 2:00 PM Judiciary Civil Fleming Sub 403 CAP 2:00 PM Juvenile Justice Ballinger Sub 415 CLOB 2:00 PM STATE PROPERTIES 606 CLOB 3:00 PM EDUCATION 606 CLOB 3:00 PM WAYS & MEANS 406 CLOB 3:00 PM STATE PLANNING & COMMUNITY AFFAIRS 403 CAP 3:00 PM INDUSTRY & LABOR 506 CLOB

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