HB 136 — An Act relating to motor vehicle franchises, motor vehicle dealers, motor vehicle manufacturers, and motor vehicle distributors.
Last action — EFFECTIVE DATE(S) OF LAW 9/30/18
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6Enacted
This bill has been enacted into law. Introduced February 20, 2017. Enacted.
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Enacted
Current position in the legislative process.
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12 sponsors
1 primary, 11 co-sponsors signed on.
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Bipartisan support
Sponsored across 2 parties (2 D · 2 R) — cross-party backing.
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Cleared a recorded vote
Passed 2 recorded votes so far.
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Bill Text
What changed in the latest version
14 added · 14 removedPlain-language change summary
The latest version of HB 136 has added explicit legislative findings that emphasize the importance of motor vehicle distribution to Alaska's economy and the need for fair competition among dealers. Additionally, the bill contains new provisions that ensure manufacturers must compensate dealers for certain relocation or facility costs upon franchise termination if those changes were required by the manufacturer. These updates aim to protect local dealers and consumers, ensuring they receive fair treatment in maintaining their businesses and services. Overall, these changes are significant as they create clearer expectations for manufacturers while supporting the local automotive market's stability.
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"AnRelating Act relating to motor vehicle franchises, motor vehicle dealers, motor vehicle manufacturers, and motor vehicle distributors."distributors. CS FOR HOUSE BILL NO.
136(TRA)00Enrolled 01HB "An136 Act01 relatingRelating to motor vehicle franchises, motor vehicle dealers, motor vehicle 02 manufacturers, and 02 motor vehicle distributors."distributors. 03 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:
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and 29 (6) the lesser of the fair market value or the depreciated value, all 30 manufacturer required computers, printers, and other electronic hardware, and 31 electronic software, except,except that, if the new motor vehicle dealer leases the computers, printers, or other electronic hardware, or electronic software, the manufacturer 02 manufacturer shall pay the new motor vehicle dealer the amount of money that is 03 required for 03 the new motor vehicle dealer to terminate the lease under the lease 04 agreement.
0405 * Sec.
0506 (b) This section does not relieve a new motor vehicle dealer of the obligation 0607 to mitigate 0708 (1) damages under a lease, prevent a manufacturer from occupying and 0809 using the new motor vehicle dealer's facilities while paying rent, or preclude a 0910 manufacturer from negotiating a lease termination, sublease, or new lease;
or 1011 (2) the costs of the relocation, substantial alteration, and 1112 remodeling of the new motor vehicle dealer's facilities for which payments are 1213 required under (f) of this section.
1314 * Sec.
1415 (f) In addition to the payment required under AS 45.25.140 and (a) of this 1516 section, upon termination of a franchise agreement by the manufacturer under this 1617 chapter, the manufacturer shall, at the request and option of the new motor vehicle 1718 dealer, pay the new motor vehicle dealer the new motor vehicle dealer's cost for a 1819 relocation, substantial alteration, or remodeling of the new motor vehicle dealer's 1920 facilities to the extent used for the manufacturer's franchise, if 2021 (1) the manufacturer required the relocation, substantial alteration, or 2122 remodeling of the new motor vehicle dealer's facilities for a continuation or renewal of 2223 the franchise agreement;
and 2324 (2) the relocation, substantial alteration, or remodeling of the new 2425 motor vehicle dealer's facilities was completed within three years before the 2526 termination or is in process when the new motor vehicle dealer receives the notice of 2627 termination.
2728 * Sec.
2829 Sec.
Prevention of or refusal to honor transfer of new motor 2930 vehicle dealership ownership.
(a) A manufacturer may not unreasonably prevent or 3031 refuse to honor the transfer of ownership of a new motor vehicle dealership to a buyer 31 who is capable of being licensed as a new motor vehicle dealer in this state and who 02 meets the standards established by the manufacturer, if the standards are reasonable 0203 and applied uniformly.
0304 (b) Within 30 days after receipt of a written request from a new motor vehicle 0405 dealer for transfer of the ownership of a new motor vehicle dealership, a manufacturer 0506 may request, and the new motor vehicle dealer shall promptly provide, supplementary 0607 information that is reasonably necessary for the manufacturer to determine whether the 0708 manufacturer will approve the request for the transfer.
If a manufacturer refuses to 0809 approve the transfer, the manufacturer shall give written notice to the new motor 0910 vehicle dealer of the refusal.
The manufacturer shall give the notice to the new motor 1011 vehicle dealer within 75 days after the date the manufacturer has received both the 1112 written transfer request and supplementary information requested under this 1213 subsection.
The notice must state the specific grounds for the refusal to approve the 1314 transfer.
The manufacturer shall give the notice under this subsection by personal 1415 service or certified mail with return receipt requested.
If the manufacturer does not 1516 give the notice within the time allowed under this subsection and does not exercise a 1617 right of first refusal under (c) of this section, the request shall be considered approved.
1718 (c) A manufacturer or distributor may exercise a contractual right of first 1819 refusal with respect to the proposed sale or other transfer of the interest of the dealer in 1920 a new motor vehicle dealership if 2021 (1) the sale or other transfer is to a person who is not a family member 2122 of an owner of the dealership, a managerial employee of the dealership owning 15 2223 percent or more of the dealership, or a corporation, partnership, or other legal entity 2324 owned by the existing owners of the dealership;
in this paragraph, "family member" 2425 means 2526 (A) the spouse of an owner of the dealership;
2627 (B) the child, stepchild, grandchild, brother, sister, or parent of 2728 an owner of the dealership;
or 2829 (C) a spouse of a person identified in (B) of this paragraph;
2930 (2) the manufacturer or distributor notifies the new motor vehicle 3031 dealer in writing of the intent to exercise the right of first refusal;
within 30 days after 31 receipt of a written request from a new motor vehicle dealer for transfer of the 02 ownership of a new motor vehicle dealership, a manufacturer or distributor may 0203 request, and the new motor vehicle dealer shall promptly provide, related information 0304 generally used by a manufacturer or distributor to conduct its review of a proposed 0405 intent to exercise the right of first refusal and supplementary information that is 0506 reasonably necessary for the manufacturer or distributor to determine whether the 0607 manufacturer or distributor will exercise the right of first refusal;
if the manufacturer 0708 or distributor decides to exercise the right of first refusal, the manufacturer or 0809 distributor shall give written notice to the new motor vehicle dealer of the decision 0910 within 75 days after receiving the completed transfer request, related information, and 1011 requested supplementary information;
the manufacturer or distributor shall give the 1112 notice under this subsectionparagraph by personal service or certified mail with return receipt 1213 requested;
if the manufacturer or distributor fails to notify the dealer within the 75-day 1314 period that the manufacturer or distributor will exercise the right of first refusal, the 1415 manufacturer or distributor may not exercise the right of first refusal;
1516 (3) the exercise of the right of first refusal provides to the new motor 1617 vehicle dealer the same compensation as, or greater compensation than, the new motor 1718 vehicle dealer had negotiated to receive from the proposed buyer or other transferee;
1819 and 1920 (4) the manufacturer or distributor agrees to pay the reasonable 2021 expenses, including reasonable attorney and accountant fees that do not exceed the 2122 usual, customary, and reasonable fees charged for similar work done in the state for 2223 other clients, incurred before the manufacturer or distributor exercised its right of first 2324 refusal by the proposed buyer or transferee to negotiate and implement the terms of 2425 the contract for the sale or transfer.
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2627 (d) When determining whether good cause exists for establishing or relocating 2728 an additional new motor vehicle dealer for the same line make, the superior court shall 2829 consider the existing circumstances, including 2930 (1) whether the establishment of an additional franchise or relocation 3031 of the existing new motor vehicle dealer appears to be warranted by economic and 31 marketing conditions, including anticipated future changes;
02 (2) the retail sales and service business transacted by the protesting 0203 new motor vehicle dealer and other new motor vehicle dealers of the same line make 0304 with a place of business in the relevant market area to be served by the additional 0405 franchise or proposed new location of an existing new motor vehicle dealer during the 0506 three-year period immediately preceding the notice;
0607 (3) the investment necessarily made and obligations incurred by the 0708 protesting new motor vehicle dealer to perform the protesting new motor vehicle 0809 dealer's obligations under existing franchise agreements;
0910 (4) the permanency of the investment of the protesting new motor 1011 vehicle dealer;
[AND] 1112 (5) whether it is beneficial or injurious to the public welfare for an 1213 additional franchise to be established or for the existing new motor vehicle dealer to 1314 be relocated;
1415 (6) whether the manufacturer has denied the manufacturer's 1516 existing new motor vehicle dealer of the same line make the opportunity for 1617 reasonable growth, market expansion, or relocation;
and 1718 (7) whether the proposed relocation is farther away from the 1819 protesting new motor vehicle dealer.
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1920 * Sec.
2021 (f) Under this section, a manufacturer has the burden of proving that good 2122 cause exists for permitting the proposed establishment or relocation of a new motor 2223 vehicle dealer that the manufacturer has proposed, and the new motor vehicle dealer 2324 has the burden of proving that good cause exists for permitting the proposed 2425 establishment or relocation of a new motor vehicle dealer that the new motor vehicle 2526 dealer has proposed.
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2728 Sec.
In a controversy between a manufacturer and a 2829 new motor vehicle dealer under AS 45.25.010 - 45.25.310 [AS 45.25.010 - 45.25.320], 2930 neither the manufacturer nor the new motor vehicle dealer is required to submit the 3031 controversy to arbitration.
If both the manufacturer and the new motor vehicle dealer 31 agree to submit a controversy under AS 45.25.010 - 45.25.310 [AS 45.25.010 - 02 45.25.320] to arbitration, the arbitration shall be conducted under AS 09.43.010 - 0203 09.43.180 (Uniform Arbitration Act) or AS 09.43.300 - 09.43.595 (Revised Uniform 0304 Arbitration Act), as applicable, the manufacturer and the new motor vehicle dealer 0405 shall each select one arbitrator, and both the manufacturer and the new motor vehicle 0506 dealer shall select the third arbitrator.
0607 * Sec.
0708 Sec.
(a) A manufacturer shall 0809 pay a new motor vehicle dealer for all warranty work.
The manufacturer may not deny 0910 a claim for warranty work to resolve a condition discovered and properly repaired by 1011 the dealer during the course of a separate repair, if the dealer provides the required 1112 documentation demonstrating the need for the repair.
A manufacturer shall pay the 1213 new motor vehicle dealer for the approved warranty repairs in accordance with the 1314 schedule of compensation that applies to the repairs when the new motor vehicle 1415 dealer makes the repairs.
1516 (b) A new motor vehicle dealer shall submit a claim for warranty work to the 1617 manufacturer within 90 days after the new motor vehicle dealer completes the work on 1718 the new motor vehicle.
The new motor vehicle dealer shall submit the claim in the 1819 manner that the manufacturer requires.
1920 (c) Within 30 days after the manufacturer receives a claim from a new motor 2021 vehicle dealer under (b) of this section, the manufacturer shall approve or disapprove 2122 the claim in writing or electronically.
If a manufacturer does not disapprove a claim as 2223 required by this subsection, the claim is considered approved.
The manufacturer shall 2324 pay the claim within 30 days after the approval of the claim.
2425 (d) If a manufacturer disapproves a claim that the new motor vehicle dealer 2526 submits under (b) of this section, a manufacturer shall notify the new motor vehicle 2627 dealer in writing or electronically and shall state the reasons for disapproving the 2728 claim.
A new motor vehicle dealer may correct and resubmit the claim within 30 days 2829 after the new motor vehicle dealer receives the written or electronic notice that the 2930 manufacturer disapproved the claim.
3031 (e) A manufacturer may not initiate or conduct an audit to determine the 31 validity of paid claims for new motor vehicle dealer warranty work unless the 02 manufacturer initiates the audit within one year after the payment of the claim.
The 0203 manufacturer may not perform more than one audit in a calendar year to determine the 0304 validity of paid claims for new motor vehicle dealer warranty work.
0405 (f) A manufacturer may not initiate or conduct an audit to determine the 0506 validity of paid incentive claims unless the manufacturer initiates the audit within one 0607 year after the payment of the claim or the conclusion of the incentive program, 0708 whichever event occurs later.
The manufacturer may not perform more than one audit 0809 in a calendar year to determine the validity of paid incentive claims.
0910 (g) Notwithstanding the limitations under (e) and (f) of this section, if a 1011 manufacturer reasonably suspects fraud, the manufacturer may audit a dealer for 1112 fraudulent claims during any period in which an action for fraud may be commenced 1213 under applicable state law.
1314 Sec.
(a) A manufacturer shall 1415 provide each of its new motor vehicle dealers with the schedule of compensation that 1516 the manufacturer shall pay to the new motor vehicle dealer for warranty work that the 1617 manufacturer requires the new motor vehicle dealer to perform for the manufacturer's 1718 products.
1819 (b) The schedule of compensation must include compensation for parts and 1920 labor and must comply with this section.
The compensation for parts must include the 2021 average retail percentage markup that the new motor vehicle dealer charges.
2122 (c) Unless otherwise agreed to by the manufacturer and the new motor vehicle 2223 dealer, the rates in the schedule of compensation may not be less than the rates that the 2324 new motor vehicle dealer charges retail customers for similar nonwarranty service 2425 work.
2526 (d) To establish the retail percentage markup, the new motor vehicle dealer 2627 shall submit to the manufacturer 100 sequential chronologically issued retail service 2728 repair orders paid by customers for warranty-like repairs, or 90 consecutive days of 2829 retail service repair orders paid by customers for warranty-like repairs, whichever 2930 number of retail service repair orders is less.
The retail service repair orders that the 3031 new motor vehicle dealer submits must cover retail repairs that the new motor vehicle 31 dealer made less than 180 days before the new motor vehicle dealer submits them to 02 the manufacturer.
0203 (e) A manufacturer may not require a new motor vehicle dealer to establish 0304 the retail percentage markup by a method other than the method required by (d) of this 0405 section.
When establishing the retail percentage markup, a manufacturer may not 0506 require the new motor vehicle dealer to provide information that is unduly 0607 burdensome or time consuming to provide, including part-by-part or transaction-by- 0708 transaction calculations.
0809 (f) A manufacturer may not include in the calculation of the rates in the 0910 schedule of compensation 1011 (1) repairs for manufacturer special events, manufacturer specials, or 1112 manufacturer promotional discounts;
1213 (2) parts sold at wholesale;
1314 (3) routine maintenance not covered under warranty, including the 1415 replacement of fluids, filters, and belts, unless the new motor vehicle dealer provides 1516 the routine maintenance in the course of making a repair;
1617 (4) nuts, bolts, fasteners, and similar items that do not have an 1718 individual part number;
1819 (5) tires, batteries, and light bulbs;
1920 (6) vehicle reconditioning;
and 2021 (7) repair orders for motor vehicle body repairs if an insurer pays for 2122 the repairs.
2223 (g) The retail percentage markup calculated under (d) of this section may not 2324 take effect more than 30 days after the manufacturer approves the dealer's proposed 2425 rate, or after the manufacturer is considered to have approved the dealer's proposed 2526 rate under this section.
If a manufacturer does not disapprove the dealer's proposed 2627 rate within 30 days after the new motor vehicle dealer submits the rate application, 2728 then the dealer's proposed rate shall be considered approved.
2829 (h) A manufacturer may disapprove a rate proposed by the new motor vehicle 2930 dealer under this section if the manufacturer demonstrates that the proposed rate is 3031 materially miscalculated or unreasonable compared to other similarly situated new 31 motor vehicle dealers in this state.
02 (i) A new motor vehicle dealer may not receive more than one rate increase 0203 under this section in a calendar year.
0304 Sec.
(a) 0405 Except as provided in (b) of this section, if a new motor vehicle needs repairs that are 0506 covered under a manufacturer's warranty, and if the new motor vehicle is located in a 0607 remote location, the manufacturer shall make reasonable efforts to arrange for the new 0708 motor vehicle to be repaired in the remote location.
0809 (b) If a manufacturer determines that repairs cannot reasonably be made in a 0910 remote location within the manufacturer's guidelines, the manufacturer may arrange, at 1011 no cost to the owner of the new motor vehicle, to ship the new motor vehicle to a 1112 repair facility outside of the remote location and to return the new motor vehicle to the 1213 remote location after the repairs are completed.
1314 (c) A manufacturer may direct a new motor vehicle dealer of the manufacturer 1415 to refer customers of the new motor vehicle dealer to the manufacturer if the new 1516 motor vehicles of the customers are located in remote locations and need repairs.
1617 (d) This section does not prohibit a manufacturer from allowing a new motor 1718 vehicle dealer to subcontract warranty work for a specific new motor vehicle that is 1819 located in a remote location.
If the manufacturer allows the new motor vehicle dealer 1920 to subcontract the warranty work, the manufacturer shall compensate the new motor 2021 vehicle dealer for the subcontracted warranty work paid for by the new motor vehicle 2122 dealer.
2223 (e) In this section, "remote location" means a location that is not accessible by 2324 road or that is more than 100 road miles from a new motor vehicle dealer that is 2425 authorized to perform warranty work on new motor vehicles.
2526 Sec.
A manufacturer 2627 and a distributor shall provide in writing the following information to their new motor 2728 vehicle dealers about new motor vehicles and other products received from the 2829 manufacturer or distributor:
2930 (1) the specific obligations of the new motor vehicle dealer to prepare 3031 and service new motor vehicles and products before delivery of the new motor 31 vehicles and products to buyers;
02 (2) the compensation that the manufacturer or distributor will pay the 0203 dealer for performing the preparation and service obligations described in (1) of this 0304 section;
and 0405 (3) the amount of time that the manufacturer or distributor will allow 0506 the new motor vehicle dealer for performing the preparation and service obligations 0607 described in (1) of this section.
0708 * Sec.
0809 Sec.
A manufacturer may not 0910 (1) require, coerce, or attempt to coerce a new motor vehicle dealer to 1011 change the location of the new motor vehicle dealership or to make any substantial 1112 alterations to the new motor vehicle dealership premises or facilities if the alterations 1213 would be unreasonable or if there is not expected to be a sufficient supply of new 1314 motor vehicles to justify the change of location or the alterations because of market 1415 and economic conditions;
this paragraph does not apply to alterations that are 1516 necessary to comply with health or safety laws;
in this paragraph, "substantial 1617 alterations" does not include erecting signs subject to the manufacturer's intellectual 1718 property rights, doing interior painting that is necessary to keep a new motor vehicle 1819 dealer facility in an attractive condition, or performing routine maintenance;
1920 (2) require a new motor vehicle dealer to purchase or include in 2021 inventory a predetermined number or percentage of certified pre-owned motor 2122 vehicles or lease return motor vehicles;
2223 (3) except because of reasons beyond the manufacturer's control, 2324 refuse or fail to deliver or offer for sale in reasonable quantities to a new motor vehicle 2425 dealer holding a franchise for a line make of new motor vehicles sold or distributed by 2526 the manufacturer a new motor vehicle, part, or accessory, if the new motor vehicle, 2627 part, or accessory is being delivered to other new motor vehicle dealers;
this paragraph 2728 does not apply to limited edition or limited release vehicle parts or accessories;
2829 (4) require a new motor vehicle dealer to purchase unreasonable 2930 advertising displays or other materials or an unreasonable number of signs;
3031 (5) require a new motor vehicle dealer to order or accept delivery of a 31 new motor vehicle, part, accessory, piece of equipment, promotional material, display 02 device, display decoration, or other item that is not otherwise required by law and that 0203 the new motor vehicle dealer does not voluntarily order;
this paragraph does not apply 0304 to safety and emissions recall campaign parts or to a motor vehicle feature, part, 0405 accessory, or other component required by federal law, the law of this state, or local 0506 law;
0607 (6) coerce, attempt to coerce, or require a new motor vehicle dealer to 0708 (A) join, contribute money to, or affiliate with an advertising 0809 association;
or 0910 (B) participate monetarily in an advertising campaign;
or 1011 (7) increase the price of a new motor vehicle that the new motor 1112 vehicle dealer has ordered from the manufacturer and for which there exists at the time 1213 of the order a bona fide sale to a retail or fleet purchaser if the dealer submitted the 1314 order to the manufacturer before the manufacturer provided the new motor vehicle 1415 dealer with an official written price increase notification.
1516 * Sec.
1617 (19) "terminate" includes 1718 (A) canceling or not renewing;
1819 (B) a manufacturer discontinuing the sale and distribution of a 1920 new motor vehicle line make covered by a franchise;
2021 * Sec.
2122 (22) "schedule of compensation" means a schedule of compensation 2223 established under AS 45.25.210;
2324 (23) "warranty work" 2425 (A) means repairs that are covered under a manufacturer's 2526 warranty or a recall;
2627 (B) means work that the manufacturer in good will directs be 2728 performed and reimbursed by the manufacturer but that is not covered by the 2829 manufacturer's warranty or a recall;
2930 (C) does not mean work under a separate service contract.
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Action History
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EFFECTIVE DATE(S) OF LAW 9/30/18
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Signed into law 7/2 CHAPTER 50 SLA 18
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1:00 PM 6/25/18 Transmitted to Governor
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MANIFEST ERROR(S)
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VERSION: CSHB 136(TRA)
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RETURN TO (H), TRANSMIT TO GOV NEXT
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PASSED Y19 N- A1
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BISHOP, MICCICHE, VON IMHOF, KELLY
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CROSS SPONSOR(S): MEYER, WILSON, COGHILL, EGAN, GARDNER, MACKINNON, GIESSEL
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Read the third time CSHB 136(TRA)
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ADVANCED TO THIRD READING UC
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Read the second time
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RULES TO CALENDAR 4/14/2018
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Fiscal Note 2: No fiscal impact (Law)
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STA Do Pass: MEYER, WILSON, GIESSEL, COGHILL, EGAN
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STA RPT 5DP
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STA WAIVED PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE,RULE 23
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STA WAIVED PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE,RULE 23
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Referred to State Affairs
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Read the first time - REFERRALS
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VERSION: CSHB 136(TRA)
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TRANSMITTED TO (S)
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JOSEPHSON, WOOL
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Cosponsors added: SULLIVAN-LEONARD, BIRCH, KOPP, KITO, TUCK, STUTES, KAWASAKI,
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PASSED ON RECONSIDERATION Y36 N3 E1
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RECON TAKEN UP SAME DAY UC
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CLAMAN NOTICE OF RECONSIDERATION
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PASSED Y36 N3 E1
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Read the third time CSHB 136(TRA)
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ADVANCED TO THIRD READING UC
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TRA CS ADOPTED UC
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Read the second time
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RULES TO CALENDAR 4/9/2018
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Fiscal Note 2: No fiscal impact (Law)
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L&C Do Pass: SULLIVAN-LEONARD, STUTES, JOSEPHSON, KNOPP, KITO
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L&C RPT CS(TRA) NT 5DP
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Cosponsors added: MILLETT
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FN1: ZERO(H.TRA/LAW)
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TRA Do Pass: SULLIVAN-LEONARD, DRUMMOND, CLAMAN, KOPP, WOOL
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TRA RPT CS(TRA) NT 5DP
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TRA, L&C
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Sponsors
- CLAMAN · Primary
- Andy Josephson · Cosponsor
- Scott Kawasaki · Cosponsor
- Kito · Cosponsor
- Chuck Kopp · Cosponsor
- Millett · Cosponsor
- Reinbold · Cosponsor
- Louise Stutes · Cosponsor
- Sullivan-Leonard · Cosponsor
- Tuck · Cosponsor
- Wool · Cosponsor
- Birch · Cosponsor
Sponsorship breakdown
Export CSV (upgrade) →1 sponsors · 11 co-sponsors · 53 not signed on · 1 voted No
Sponsors (1)
- CLAMAN
Co-sponsors (11)
- Andy Josephson D
- Scott Kawasaki D
- Kito
- Chuck Kopp R
- Millett
- Reinbold
- Louise Stutes R
- Sullivan-Leonard
- Tuck
- Wool
- Birch
Not signed on (53)
53 members have not signed on to this bill.
Show all 53 →"Not signed on" means a member has not sponsored or co-sponsored this bill — it does not imply opposition. Members flagged Voted No have a recorded No vote on this bill.
Votes
| Party | Yea | Nay | Present | Not Voting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unaffiliated | 13 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| R | 3 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| D | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Total | 19 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| % of votes cast | 95% | 0% | 0% | 5% |
How each member voted (20)
| Member | Party | Vote |
|---|---|---|
| Begich | — | Yea |
| Bishop | — | Yea |
| Coghill | — | Yea |
| Egan | — | Yea |
| Gardner | — | Yea |
| Hughes | — | Yea |
| Kelly | — | Yea |
| MacKinnon | — | Yea |
| Meyer | — | Yea |
| Micciche | — | Yea |
| Shower | — | Yea |
| Wilson | — | Yea |
| von Imhof | — | Yea |
| Bill Wielechowski | D | Yea |
| Donald Olson | D | Yea |
| Lyman Hoffman | D | Yea |
| Bert Stedman | R | Not Voting |
| Cathy Giessel | R | Yea |
| Gary Stevens | R | Yea |
| Mia Costello | R | Yea |
| Party | Yea | Nay | Present | Not Voting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unaffiliated | 26 | 2 | 0 | 1 |
| D | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| N | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| R | 5 | 1 | 0 | 0 |
| Total | 36 | 3 | 0 | 1 |
| % of votes cast | 90% | 8% | 0% | 3% |
How each member voted (40)
| Member | Party | Vote |
|---|---|---|
| Birch | — | Yea |
| Chenault | — | Yea |
| Drummond | — | Yea |
| Eastman | — | Nay |
| Gara | — | Yea |
| Grenn | — | Yea |
| Guttenberg | — | Yea |
| Johnston | — | Yea |
| Kito | — | Yea |
| Knopp | — | Not Voting |
| Kreiss-Tomkins | — | Yea |
| LeDoux | — | Yea |
| Lincoln | — | Yea |
| Millett | — | Yea |
| Neuman | — | Yea |
| Ortiz | — | Yea |
| Parish | — | Yea |
| Pruitt | — | Yea |
| Reinbold | — | Yea |
| Seaton | — | Yea |
| Spohnholz | — | Yea |
| Sullivan-Leonard | — | Yea |
| Talerico | — | Yea |
| Tarr | — | Yea |
| Thompson | — | Yea |
| Tuck | — | Yea |
| Wool | — | Yea |
| Zulkosky | — | Yea |
| Wilson | — | Nay |
| Andy Josephson | D | Yea |
| Matt Claman | D | Yea |
| Neal Foster | D | Yea |
| Scott Kawasaki | D | Yea |
| Bryce Edgmon | N | Yea |
| Cathy Tilton | R | Yea |
| Chuck Kopp | R | Yea |
| Dan Saddler | R | Yea |
| DeLena Johnson | R | Yea |
| George Rauscher | R | Nay |
| Louise Stutes | R | Yea |
Subjects
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- HB 136 is sponsored by CLAMAN, Andy Josephson (D), Scott Kawasaki (D), Kito, Chuck Kopp (R), Millett, Reinbold, Louise Stutes (R), Sullivan-Leonard, Tuck, Wool, and Birch.
- What is the current status of HB 136?
- This bill has been enacted into law. Introduced February 20, 2017. Enacted.
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