Daily report [Feb. 18, 2016]

Georgia House of Representatives

DAILY REPORT 23rd Legislative Day

Thursday, February 18, 2016

House Budget & Research Office (404) 656-5050

House Media Services (404) 656-0305

The House will reconvene for its 24th Legislative Day on Friday, February 19 at 10:00 a.m. The Rules committee will meet at 9:00 a.m. 4 bills / resolutions are expected to be debated on the floor.

Today on the Floor

Rules Calendar
HB 676 Accountability, Change Management, and Process Improvement Act of 2015; enact
Bill Summary: House Bill 676 shall be known and may be cited as the 'Accountability, Change Management, and Process Improvement Act of 2015.' It provides that all state agencies, boards, authorities, and commissions shall provide a written business case for every information technology project that exceeds $1 million in value. It provides what information shall be included in the business case.

Further, it provides that all state agencies, boards, authorities, and commissions shall provide for a change management plan and resources necessary for plan execution for projects that exceed $1 million in value, projects that directly involve two or more state agencies, or service delivery changes in existing programs that significantly impact more than 10,000 citizens in Georgia.

Authored By: Rep. Buzz Brockway (102nd) House Committee: Governmental Affairs

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 170 Nays: 0

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Open 02-10-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

HB 745

Public property; extend automatic repeals of certain provisions relating to writing off small amounts due to the state; provisions
Bill Summary: This bill extends the sunset from July 1, 2016 to July 1, 2021 for provisions relating to state agencies and departments writing off small amounts due to the state, as well as for provisions relating to non-lapsing revenue collected by the University System of Georgia and the Technical College System of Georgia. The current sunset was set in 2013.

Authored By: Rep. Earl Ehrhart (36th)

Rule Applied:

House Committee: Budget and Fiscal Affairs Oversight Committee

Action:

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 162 Nays: 0

Modified-Structured 02-10-2016 Do Pass

HB 772 Elections; advanced voting with regard to Saturday voting; revise period of time
Bill Summary: House Bill 772 provides that if the required second Saturday early voting date falls on a holiday, the voting will occur on the following Saturday.

Authored By: Rep. Heath Clark (147th) House Committee: Governmental Affairs

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 166 Nays: 0

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Modified-Structured 02-10-2016 Do Pass

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HB 777

School buses; drivers use cellular telephones in similar manner as a two-way radio; allow
Bill Summary: House bill 777 amends a prohibition on school bus drivers using a cell phone while a bus is in motion. The legislation allows an exception for those using the phone in a similar manner as a two-way radio to allow live communication between the driver and school/public safety officials.

Authored By: Rep. Mike Dudgeon (25th)

Rule Applied:

House Committee: Public Safety & Homeland Security Committee Action:

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 166 Nays: 0

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

HB 783

Controlled substances; Schedules I and IV; change certain provisions
Bill Summary: HB 783 revises O.C.G.A 16-13-25, relating to Schedule I controlled substances, by adding and removing certain substances from the Code section. Additionally, this bill revises O.C.G.A 16-13-28, relating to Schedule IV substances by adding and removing certain substances from the Code section. Further, multiple new substances are added to O.C.G.A 16-13-71 relating to the definition of a dangerous drug, and a list of restricted dangerous drugs which are deemed by the General Assembly to have no medical use is created.

Authored By: Rep. Bruce Broadrick (4th) House Committee: Health & Human Services

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 163 Nays: 2

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

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

HB 826

Medical practice; physicians; provide for certain requirements for advertisement or publication of representations of board certification
Bill Summary: HB 826 allows the Georgia Composite Medical Board to take disciplinary action against a physician who falsely advertises himself or herself as a board certified physician.

Authored By: Rep. Betty Price (48th) House Committee: Health & Human Services

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 167 Nays: 1

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

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

HB 847

Crimes and offenses; fraud in obtaining public assistance; redesignate and revise Code Sections
Bill Summary: HB 847 updates the language in the Code regarding fraud in obtaining public assistance. Moreover, the bill moves the sections criminalizing fraud in obtaining public assistance to Title 16.

Authored By: Rep. David Clark (98th) House Committee: Judiciary Non-Civil

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 140 Nays: 26

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Modified-Structured 02-10-2016 Do Pass

HB 876

Animals; license and surety requirements of livestock dealers and market operators; update
Bill Summary: HB 876 revises Code sections regarding livestock dealers and auctions with updated language. The legislation also provides for the update of license and surety requirements of livestock dealers and livestock market operators to allow the Georgia Department of Agriculture to charge an annual fee of $25 for livestock dealers and livestock order buyers, as well as a fee for livestock markets based on the surety required. The bill maintains current penalties and exemptions for who must register as a dealer.

Authored By: Rep. Clay Pirkle (155th) House Committee: Agriculture & Consumer Affairs

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 162 Nays: 4

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

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HB 879

Elementary and secondary education; seal of biliteracy for high school graduates with a high level of proficiency in one or more foreign languages in addition to English; provide
Bill Summary: HB 879 establishes the "Georgia Seal of Biliteracy" to recognize high school graduates who attain a high level of proficiency in speaking, reading, and writing one or more languages in addition to English. The bill also provides criteria for proving biliteracy and recordkeeping requirements for school systems participating in the program. The Department of Education will prepare and deliver an appropriate insignia to participating local school systems to be affixed to the diploma or transcript of the pupil indicating the pupil earned the Georgia Seal of Biliteracy.

Authored By: Rep. Tom Taylor (79th)

Rule Applied:

House Committee: Economic Development & Tourism Committee Action:

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 168 Nays: 3

Amendments:

Modified-Open 02-08-2016 Do Pass
AM 40 0153

HB 927

"Appellate Jurisdiction Reform Act of 2016"; enact
Bill Summary: HB 927 amends Title 15, relating to certiorari and appeals to appellate courts generally. Specifically, the bill enables the Georgia Supreme Court and Georgia Court of Appeals to hire law students as full- time clerks, provided those clerks pass the bar within one year of their hiring. The Court of Appeals is empowered to create by court rule the manner in which it is composed, divided, hears cases, and creates precedent. Further, the Court of Appeals is granted appellate jurisdiction over cases involving titles to land, non-death penalty equity cases, wills, extraordinary remedies not involving the death penalty, divorce and alimony cases, and all other cases not reserved to the Supreme Court or conferred on other courts.

The Superior Courts are also empowered to grant immediate effect to judgments rendered by the Court of Appeals. Additionally, receivership powers and procedures are amended to include appellate courts having appellate review. Mandamus cases, contest petitions, review of decrees in will or contract matters, recordation and registration of deeds and other instruments, will all include appellate courts having appellate review and not just the Supreme Court, this change is also reflected in sections regarding when a judge recommits the record to the examiner, to reflect the changes made in the preceding provisions.

Additionally, the number of Supreme Court justices is increased from seven to nine. The bill empowers the governor to appoint the additional justices created in 2016, for a term beginning January 1, 2017, and continuing through December 31, 2018, and until their successors are elected and qualified. Their successors shall be elected in the manner provided by law for the election of Supreme Court justices at the nonpartisan judicial election in 2018 for a term of six years beginning on January 1, 2019, and until their successors are elected and qualified. Future successors shall be elected at the nonpartisan judicial election each sixth year after such election for terms of six years. They shall take office on the first day of January following the date of the election.

Lastly, the bill changes the dates of the session terms of the Supreme Court.

Authored By: Rep. Christian Coomer (14th) House Committee: Judiciary

Floor Vote:

Yeas: 120 Nays: 45

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Modified-Structured 02-11-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

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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 24th Legislative Day, Friday, February 19, and bills may be called at the pleasure of the Speaker. The Rules Committee will next meet on Friday, February 19,
at 9:00 a.m., to set the Rules Calendar for the 25th Legislative Day.

HB 579 Motor vehicles; operation of certain vehicles upon highways when used in connection with agricultural pursuits; provide
Bill Summary: The legislation creates a new Code section for uniform rules of the road. It defines "farmer" to mean the owner, employee or family members of the owner of a commercial agricultural or silvicultural operation and allows a "farm vehicle," defined as an all-terrain or personal transportation vehicle, on a public road, street, or highway when it is being operated by an adult in connection with agricultural pursuits and has a slow-moving vehicle emblem. The legislation also provides in Code Section 40-6-307 that any municipality may prohibit the operation of a farm use vehicle on public roads and highways within its jurisdiction, if such operation is determined to endanger the safety of the traveling public.

Authored By: Rep. Tom McCall (33rd) House Committee: Agriculture & Consumer Affairs

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Modified-Structured 02-17-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

HB 751 General appropriations; State Fiscal Year July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017
Bill Summary: House Bill 751, the Fiscal Year 2017 budget effective July 1, 2016, is set by a revenue estimate of $23.7 billion. This reflects an increase of $1.9 billion, or 8.8%, over the original FY 2016 budget and includes additional funding for transportation as a result of HB 170 (2015 Session) not reflected in the previous budget.

The bill and budget highlights may be found on the House Budget and Research Office website: http://www.house.ga.gov/budget/

Authored By: Rep. David Ralston (7th) House Committee: Appropriations

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Modified-Open 02-18-2016 Do Pass

HB 886 Pharmacy licenses; employing mails or common carriers to sell, distribute, and deliver prescription drugs; revise a provision
Bill Summary: HB 886 requires any pharmacy, including specialty pharmacies, to utilize a shipping method that is in accordance with recognized standards when shipping medication to a patient.

Authored By:

Rep. Sharon Cooper (43rd)

House Committee: Health & Human Services

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

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

HB 902 Hospitals and related institutions; educational information on influenza disease to residents of assisted living communities; provide
Bill Summary: HB 902 requires assisted living communities to annually provide educational information on influenza to their residents. Such information should include the risks associated with influenza; the availability, effectiveness, and known contraindications of the influenza immunization; causes and symptoms of influenza and the means by which it is spread. The assisting living community is not required to provide or pay for any vaccinations.

Authored By:

Rep. Katie Dempsey (13th)

House Committee: Health & Human Services

Rule Applied: Committee Action:

Modified-Structured 02-09-2016 Do Pass

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

Appropriations Committee
HB 751 General appropriations; State Fiscal Year July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017
Bill Summary: House Bill 751, the Fiscal Year 2017 budget effective July 1, 2016, is set by a revenue estimate of $23.7 billion. This reflects an increase of $1.9 billion, or 8.8%, over the original FY 2016 budget and includes additional funding for transportation as a result of HB 170 (2015 Session) not reflected in the previous budget.

The bill and budget highlights may be found on the House Budget and Research Office website: http://www.house.ga.gov/budget/

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. David Ralston (7th) Appropriations

Committee Action:

02-18-2016 Do Pass

HB 773 Georgia Housing and Finance Authority; outstanding bond limit; increase
Bill Summary: House Bill 773 increases the Georgia Housing and Finance Authority's bond limit for the single-family, residential housing program from $1.3 billion to $3 billion.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Penny Houston (170th) Appropriations

Committee Action:

02-18-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

Banks & Banking Committee
SB 283 Accounting for Public Funds; provide multibank pooling of depositories for acceptance of deposits of public funds from public bodies
Bill Summary: SB 283 defines "covered depository" as any depository where assets exceed $50 billion or the total assets are less than $50 billion and participate in the multi-bank pooled method. The bill also provides for multi-bank pooling of depositories for the acceptance of deposits of public funds from public bodies and provides for covered depositories to secure public funds from public bodies. The bill sets conditions and limitations on the establishment of such pools.

Authored By: House Committee:

Sen. John Kennedy (18th) Banks & Banking

Committee Action:

02-18-2016 Do Pass

Budget and Fiscal Affairs Oversight Committee
HB 851 Local government; annual audit of financial affairs, books, and records of boards of trustees of county law libraries; require
Bill Summary: HB 851 requires county law libraries to have an annual audit of its financial affairs, books, and accounts performed by a certified public accountant.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Alex Atwood (179th) Budget and Fiscal Affairs Oversight Committee
Action:

02-18-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

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Intragovernmental Coordination - Local Committee
HB 1007 Pelham, City of; provide new charter Bill Summary: A Bill to provide a new charter for the City of Pelham.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Jay Powell (171st) Intragovernmental Coordination Local

Committee Action:

02-18-2016 Do Pass

HB 1008 Cobb County State Court; change salary of the chief deputy clerk and the clerk
Bill Summary: A Bill to change the salary of the clerk, the chief deputy clerk and the chief assistant solicitor of the State Court of Cobb County.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. John Carson (46th) Intragovernmental Coordination Local

Committee Action:

02-18-2016 Do Pass

HB 1009 Cobb County; tax commissioner; change compensation of certain employees
Bill Summary: A Bill to amend an Act consolidating the office of tax collector and tax receiver into the office of tax commissioner of Cobb County, so as to change the compensation of certain employees of such office.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. John Carson (46th) Intragovernmental Coordination Local

Committee Action:

02-18-2016 Do Pass

HB 1011 Cobb County; chief deputy, assistant chief deputy, and executive assistant to the sheriff; change compensation
Bill Summary: A Bill to amend an Act changing the compensation of the clerk of the superior court, the sheriff, and the judge of the Probate Court of Cobb County, so as to change the compensation of the chief deputy, the assistant chief deputy, and the executive assistant to the sheriff.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. John Carson (46th) Intragovernmental Coordination Local

Committee Action:

02-18-2016 Do Pass

HB 1012 Cobb County; clerk of the superior court, deputy clerk, and executive assistant; change salary
Bill Summary: A Bill to amend an Act changing the compensation of the clerk of the superior court, the sheriff, and the judge of the Probate Court of Cobb County, so as to change the salary of the clerk of superior court, the deputy clerk, the executive assistant, and the executive secretary.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. John Carson (46th) Intragovernmental Coordination Local

Committee Action:

02-18-2016 Do Pass

HB 1018 Candler County; Board of Commissioners; provide nonbinding, advisory referendum
Bill Summary: A Bill to provide for a nonbinding, advisory referendum for the purpose of ascertaining whether the Candler County Board of Commissioners should levy an additional ad valorem tax for the purpose of realizing additional tax revenue to provide payment for the Candler County Hospital Authority's services and facilities.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Butch Parrish (158th) Intragovernmental Coordination Local

Committee Action:

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HB 1019 Upson County Magistrate Court; collect and impose county law library fees as part of court cost; provide
Bill Summary: A Bill to authorize the Magistrate Court of Upson 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:

02-18-2016 Do Pass

HB 1020 Hogansville, City of; provide new charter Bill Summary: A Bill to provide a new charter for the City of Hogansville.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Robert Trammell (132nd) Intragovernmental Coordination Local

Committee Action:

02-18-2016 Do Pass

HB 1021 Spalding County State Court; election of county solicitor; provide
Bill Summary: A Bill to amend an Act establishing the State Court of Spalding County, so as to provide for election of the county solicitor.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. John Yates (73rd) Intragovernmental Coordination Local

Committee Action:

02-18-2016 Do Pass

HB 1023 Ware County; Board of Education; change compensation of members
Bill Summary: A Bill to amend an Act reconstituting the Board of Education of Ware County, so as to change the compensation of the members of the board.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. John Corbett (174th) Intragovernmental Coordination Local

Committee Action:

02-18-2016 Do Pass

HB 1024 Lake Park, City of; election and terms of office of mayor and councilmembers; provide
Bill Summary: A Bill to create a new charter for the City of Lake Park, so as to provide for election and terms of office of the mayor and councilmembers.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. John Corbett (174th) Intragovernmental Coordination Local

Committee Action:

02-18-2016 Do Pass

HB 1029 Whitfield County; appointment of a county surveyor by the governing authority of the county; provide
Bill Summary: A Bill to abolish the office of elected county surveyor of Whitfield County, but to provide for the appointment of a county surveyor by the governing authority of the county.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Bruce Broadrick (4th) Intragovernmental Coordination Local

Committee Action:

02-18-2016 Do Pass

HB 1033 Cobb County Probate Court; change compensation of judge and clerk
Bill Summary: A Bill to amend an Act changing the compensation of the clerk of the superior court, the sheriff, and the judge of the Probate Court of Cobb County from the fee system to the

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salary system.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Stacey Evans (42nd) Intragovernmental Coordination Local

Committee Action:

02-18-2016 Do Pass

Judiciary Committee
HB 171 Laws and statutes; revise provisions relating to effect and enforcement of foreign laws; provisions
Bill Summary: HB 171 amends 9-10-31.1, relating to venue, to allow the courts of this state to transfer venue under the doctrine of forum non conveniens when the forum outside of this state provides for impartial tribunals and procedures that are "consonant" or in accordance with the requirements of due process as required by the U.S. and Georgia Constitutions.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Dustin Hightower (68th) Judiciary

Committee Action:

02-18-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

HB 381

Revised Georgia Law on Notarial Acts of 2015; enact
Bill Summary: HB 381 repeals Chapter 17, relating to notaries public, and creates the 'Revised Georgia Law on Notarial Acts of 2015' with much of the same language remaining intact. The substantive changes include modernizing notary laws of Georgia. Currently Georgia law does not authorize electronic notarial acts, and this legislation would render Georgia's notary laws more uniform with other states. Additionally, the bill increases protections against fraudulent notarial acts and allows for electronic notarial acts and licensing and registry with a database created and managed by the Georgia Superior Court Clerk. Every notary public would be required to comply with the act after July 1, 2016 (with the exception of replacing an official seal prior to renewal).

The bill requires a notary to maintain an electronic journal in which he or she must chronicle all notarial acts he or she performs, with entries describing the parties involved, date, time, and fee (if any). Entries must be made contemporaneously with the notarial act. The notary must retain the journal for 10 years after the performance of the last notarial act chronicled in the journal. The bill provides requirements for lost or stolen journals, and procedures for when a notary's commission is suspended or revoked, or the notary dies or is adjudicated incompetent. The bill requires a notary to pass an examination administered by the Georgia Superior Court Clerks' Cooperative Authority (GSCCCA).

GSCCCA must adopt rules and regulations to implement the requirements laid out in the Act including among other things: regularly offer a course on becoming a notary; approve a notary's requested use of technology if it conforms to the standards adopted by such authority; and maintain an electronic database of notaries for individuals to verify the authority of a notary. The GSCCCA must also keep a record of certain personal information for each notary: his or her name, address, signature, age, sex, and commission term, and whether he or she has been approved to perform notarial acts on electronic records.

The bill provides for recognition of other state's or federally-recognized Indian tribe's notaries if the laws of the state or tribe are substantially similar to Georgia laws and the act is performed by a notary public of such state or tribe or by any other individual authorized by the law of the state or tribe to perform a notarial act. The bill also recognizes that a notarial act performed under authority and in the jurisdiction of a foreign state (excluding Cuba, Iran, Sudan, or Syria) or under the authority of a multi-national or international governmental organization has the same effect as though performed by a Georgia notary.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Andrew Welch (110th) Judiciary

Committee Action:

02-18-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

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Motor Vehicles Committee
HB 290 Motor vehicles; securing or containing of live animals in the back of vehicles operated on certain roads; require
Bill Summary: House Bill 290 provides that animals must be secured while traveling in a motor vehicle on the interstate. The penalty for violation of this provision is a $15.00 fine.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Karla Drenner (85th) Motor Vehicles

Committee Action:

02-18-2016 Do Pass

HB 499

Motor vehicles; nonrenewal and nonissuance of driver's licenses for certain reasons; provide
Bill Summary: House Bill 499 provides for the nonrenewal and non-issuance of driver's licenses for certain reasons; to provide for the nonrenewal and non-issuance of motor vehicle registrations for certain reasons; to provide for automated traffic enforcement safety devices in school zones; to provide for definitions; to provide for the operation of automated traffic enforcement safety devices by agents or registered or certified peace officers; to provide for automated traffic enforcement safety device testing exceptions and procedures; to provide for automated traffic enforcement safety device use warning signs; to provide for an exception for the ratio of speeding fines to an agency budget; to provide for civil enforcement of violations recorded by automated traffic enforcement safety devices.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Alan Powell (32nd) Motor Vehicles

Committee Action:

02-18-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

HB 736

Special license plates; marine habitat conservation; provide
Bill Summary: House Bill 736 will establish a special license plate promoting marine habitat conservation. The funds raised by the sale of this special license plate shall be disbursed to the Coastal Resources Division of the Department of Natural Resources to supplement marine habitat conservation, restoration, and enhancement projects undertaken to increase the abundance of marine fish and invertebrate species.

It also so contains provisions creating a special license plates for female veterans and the Omega Si Phi Fraternity.

Further, it provides that a spouse of a veteran is eligible for a free veterans' tag.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Alex Atwood (179th) Motor Vehicles

Committee Action:

02-18-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

HB 806

Drivers' licenses; expiration of certain licenses and identification cards; provisions
Bill Summary: House Bill 806 is the annual "housekeeping" bill for the Department of Driver Services (DDS). It removes the option for a driver's license with a five-year renewal. It creates a two-year statute of limitations for citations that have been adjudicated in a local court and require the suspension of an individual's driving privileges, but the citations have not been processed with DDS.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Kevin Tanner (9th) Motor Vehicles

Committee Action:

02-18-2016 Do Pass by Committee Substitute

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State Properties Committee
HB 868 State government; Georgia State Games Commission; eliminate
Bill Summary: HB 868 eliminates the Georgia State Games Commission by repealing Article 3 of Chapter 12 of Title 50. All property held by the authority on the effective date reverts back to the state.

Authored By: House Committee:

Rep. Terry Rogers (10th) State Properties

Committee Action:

02-18-2016 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 Calendar.

Friday, February 19, 2016 10:00 AM Floor Session (LD 24) House Chamber 8:00 AM JUVENILE JUSTICE 406 CLOB 8:00 AM W&M Ad Valorem Tax 133 CAP 8:30 AM W&M Sales Tax Sub 133 CAP 9:00 AM RULES 341 CAP 12:30 PM REGULATED INDUSTRIES 506 CLOB

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