Alaska 31st Legislature (2019-2020) Status: Enacted

SB 83 — An Act relating to the Regulatory Commission of Alaska; relating to the public utility regulatory cost charge; relating to the regulation of telecommunications; relating to exemptions, charges, and rates applicable to telecommunications utilities; relating to regulation of telephone services; relating to exempt employees; and relating to alternate operator services.

Last action — (S) EFFECTIVE DATE(S) OF LAW 11/27/19

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    Introduced
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    In Committee
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    Passed Senate
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    Passed House
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    To Executive
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    Enacted

This bill has been enacted into law. Introduced March 11, 2019. Enacted.

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Advancing 54% · moderate confidence

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  • 1 sponsor

    1 primary, 0 co-sponsors signed on.

  • Mixed recorded votes

    3 passed, 1 failed in recorded votes so far.

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Bill Text

What changed in the latest version

7 added · 10 removed

Plain-language change summary

In the latest version of SB 83, the language regarding exemptions for public utilities has been clarified and streamlined, specifically removing references to certain regulations and specifying the authority of the Regulatory Commission of Alaska over utilities that provide services to inmates. This matters because it aims to simplify the regulatory framework for telecommunications utilities and ensure consistent oversight regarding rates and services, enhancing clarity for both providers and consumers. Additionally, the removal of the term "exempt employees" indicates a shift in focus regarding the regulation of utility services, potentially impacting how oversight bodies function.

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relating to exempt employees;
and relating to alternate operator services." SENATE BILL NO.
and relating to alternate operator services." HOUSE CS FOR SENATE BILL NO.
83 01 "An Act relating to the Regulatory Commission of Alaska;
83(L&C) 01 "An Act relating to the Regulatory Commission of Alaska;
relating to exempt employees;
and relating to alternate operator services." 05 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:
and relating to alternate 05 operator services." 06 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:
06 * Section 1.
07 * Section 1.
08 (a) The assembly acting for the area outside all cities in the borough and the 09 council acting for the area in a city may regulate, fix, establish, and change the rates 10 and charges imposed for a utility service provided to the municipality or its inhabitants 11 by a utility that is not subject to regulation under AS 42.05 unless that utility is 12 exempted from regulation under AS 42.05.711(a), (d) - (k), (o), (p), [OR] (r), or (u) 13 [IS EXEMPTED UNDER REGULATIONS ADOPTED UNDER AS 42.05.810 FROM COMPLYING WITH ALL OR PART OF AS 42.05.141 - 42.05.712, 02 42.05.990, OR 42.05.995].
07 (a) The assembly acting for the area outside all cities in the borough and the 08 council acting for the area in a city may regulate, fix, establish, and change the rates 09 and charges imposed for a utility service provided to the municipality or its inhabitants 10 by a utility that is not subject to regulation under AS 42.05 unless that utility is 11 exempted from regulation under AS 42.05.711(a), (d) - (k), (o), (p), [OR] (r), or (u) 12 [IS EXEMPTED UNDER REGULATIONS ADOPTED UNDER AS 42.05.810 13 FROM COMPLYING WITH ALL OR PART OF AS 42.05.141 - 42.05.712, 14 42.05.990, OR 42.05.995].
03 * Sec.
* Sec.
AS 39.25.110 is amended to read:
AS 42.05.141 is amended by adding new subsections to read:
04 Sec.
02 (e) The commission may not designate a local exchange carrier or long 03 distance telephone company as the carrier of last resort.
39.25.110.
In this subsection, "local 04 exchange carrier" and "long distance telephone company" have the meanings given in 05 AS 42.05.890.
Exempt service.
06 (f) The commission may designate an eligible telecommunications carrier 07 consistent with 47 U.S.C.
Unless otherwise provided by law, the 05 following positions in the state service constitute the exempt service and are exempt 06 from the provisions of this chapter and the rules adopted under it:
214(e).
07 (1) persons elected to public office by popular vote or appointed to fill 08 vacancies in elected offices;
08 * Sec.
09 (2) justices, judges, magistrates, and employees of the judicial branch 10 including employees of the judicial council;
11 (3) employees of the state legislature and its agencies;
12 (4) the head of each principal department in the executive branch;
13 (5) officers and employees of the University of Alaska;
14 (6) certificated teachers and noncertificated employees employed by a 15 regional educational attendance area established and organized under AS 14.08.031 - 16 14.08.041 to teach in, administer, or operate schools under the control of a regional 17 educational attendance area school board;
18 (7) certificated teachers employed by the Department of Education and 19 Early Development as correspondence teachers, teachers in skill centers operated by 20 the Department of Education and Early Development or by the Department of Labor 21 and Workforce Development, or in Mt.
Edgecumbe School;
22 (8) patients and inmates employed in state institutions;
23 (9) persons employed in a professional capacity to make a temporary 24 or special inquiry, study or examination as authorized by the governor;
25 (10) members of boards, commissions, or authorities;
26 (11) the officers and employees of the following boards, commissions, 27 and authorities:
28 (A) [REPEALED] 29 (B) Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation;
30 (C) Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority;
31 (D) Alaska Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission;
(E) Alaska Commission on Postsecondary Education;
02 (F) Alaska Aerospace Corporation;
03 (G) [REPEALED] 04 (H) Alaska Gasline Development Corporation and subsidiaries 05 of the Alaska Gasline Development Corporation;
06 (12) the executive secretary and legal counsel of the Alaska Municipal 07 Bond Bank Authority;
08 (13) the state medical examiner, deputy medical examiner, and 09 assistant medical examiners appointed under AS 12.65.015 and pharmacists and 10 physicians licensed to practice in this state and employed by the Department of Health 11 and Social Services or by the Department of Corrections;
12 (14) petroleum engineers and petroleum geologists employed in a 13 professional capacity by the Department of Natural Resources and by the Alaska Oil 14 and Gas Conservation Commission;
15 (15) [REPEALED] 16 (16) persons employed by the division of marine transportation as 17 masters and members of the crews of vessels who operate the state ferry system and 18 who are covered by a collective bargaining agreement provided in AS 23.40.040;
19 (17) officers and employees of the state who reside in foreign 20 countries;
21 (18) employees of the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute;
22 (19) emergency firefighting personnel employed by the Department of 23 Natural Resources for a fire emergency or for fire prevention and related activities 24 conducted under AS 41.15.030;
25 (20) employees of the Office of the Governor and the office of the 26 lieutenant governor, including the staff of the governor's mansion;
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27 (21) [REPEALED] 28 (22) youth employed by the Department of Natural Resources under 29 the Youth Employment and Student Intern programs;
30 (23) [REPEALED] 31 (24) students employed by the state institutions in which the students are enrolled;
02 (25) [REPEALED] 03 (26) investment officers in the Department of Revenue;
04 (27) [REPEALED] 05 (28) persons engaged in employment or pre-employment training 06 programs operated by the Department of Military and Veterans' Affairs;
07 (29) [REPEALED] 08 (30) a person employed as an actuary or assistant actuary by the 09 division of insurance in the Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic 10 Development;
11 (31) [REPEALED] 12 (32) a participant in the Alaska temporary assistance program under 13 AS 47.27 who holds a temporary position with the state in order to obtain job training 14 or experience;
15 (33) a person employed as a convener under AS 44.62.730 or as a 16 facilitator under AS 44.62.760 related to a negotiated regulation making process under 17 AS 44.62.710 - 44.62.800;
18 (34) the chief executive officer and employees of the Alaska Mental 19 Health Trust Authority employed under AS 47.30.026(b);
20 (35) the assistant adjutant general for space and missile defense 21 appointed under AS 26.05.185;
22 (36) the victims' advocate established under AS 24.65.010 and the 23 advocate's staff;
24 (37) employees of the Alaska mental health trust land unit established 25 under AS 44.37.050;
26 (38) the executive director of the Council on Domestic Violence and 27 Sexual Assault established under AS 18.66.010;
28 (39) the executive director and employees of the Knik Arm Bridge and 29 Toll Authority under AS 19.75.051 and 19.75.061;
30 (40) the chair of the Workers' Compensation Appeals Commission 31 (AS 23.30.007);
(41) the Alaska Gasline Inducement Act coordinator appointed under 02 AS 43.90.250;
03 (42) oil and gas audit masters employed in a professional capacity by 04 the Department of Revenue and the Department of Natural Resources to collect oil and 05 gas revenue by developing policy, conducting studies, drafting proposed regulations, 06 enforcing regulations, and directing audits by oil and gas revenue auditors;
07 (43) the in-state gasline project coordinator appointed under 08 AS 38.34.010;
09 (44) the executive director and employees of the Alaska State Council 10 on the Arts employed under AS 44.27.054 and 44.27.055;
11 (45) utilities analyst masters employed in a professional capacity 12 by the Regulatory Commission of Alaska under AS 42.04.050(a).
13 * Sec.
AS 42.04.050(a) is amended to read:
AS 42.05.254(a) is amended to read:
14 (a) The chair of the commission is responsible for directing the administrative 15 functions of the commission and carrying out the policies as set by the commission.
09 (a) A regulated public utility or a certificated utility that provides 10 telecommunications services operating in the state shall pay to the commission an 11 annual regulatory cost charge in an amount not to exceed the maximum percentage of 12 adjusted gross revenue that applies to the utility sector of which the utility is a part.
16 The commission chair may employ engineers, hearing examiners, administrative law 17 judges, arbitrators, mediators, experts, clerks, accountants, a number of utilities 18 analyst masters, not to exceed five, and other agents and assistants considered 19 necessary.
13 The regulatory cost charges that the commission expects to collect from all regulated 14 utilities and certificated utilities providing telecommunications services may not 15 exceed the sum of the following percentages of the total adjusted gross revenue of all 16 regulated public utilities and certificated utilities providing telecommunications 17 services derived from operations in the state:
Employees of the commission who are not in the exempt service under 20 AS 39.25.110 or the partially exempt service under AS 39.25.120 are in the classified 21 service under AS 39.25.100.
(1) not more than .7 percent to fund the 18 operations of the commission, and (2) not more than .17 percent to fund operations of 19 the public advocacy function under AS 42.04.070(c) and AS 44.23.020(e) within the 20 Department of Law.
An exempt utility that does not provide telecommunications 21 services shall pay the actual cost of services provided to it by the commission.
AS 42.05.141 is amended by adding new subsections to read:
AS 42.05.254(h) is amended to read:
23 (e) The commission may not designate a local exchange carrier or long 24 distance telephone company as the carrier of last resort.
23 (h) The commission shall by regulation establish a method to determine 24 annually the maximum percentage of adjusted gross revenue that will apply to each 25 regulated public utility sector, the certificated telecommunications utility sector, 26 and [THE MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE OF GROSS REVENUE THAT WILL 27 APPLY TO] the regulated pipeline carrier sector.
In this subsection, "local 25 exchange carrier" and "long distance telephone company" have the meanings given in 26 AS 42.05.890.
Other than the cost of services 28 provided to exempt utilities that do not provide telecommunications services, the 29 method established shall allocate the commission's costs, and the Department of Law's 30 certified costs of its public advocacy function under AS 42.04.070(c) and 31 AS 44.23.020(e), among the regulated public utility sectors, the certificated telecommunications utility sector, and the regulated pipeline carrier sector based on 02 the relative amount of the commission's annual costs and the Department of Law's 03 certified costs that is attributable to regulating each sector.
27 (f) The commission may designate an eligible telecommunications carrier 28 consistent with 47 U.S.C.
For purposes of this 04 subsection, the Department of Law shall annually certify to the commission the costs 05 of its public advocacy function under AS 42.04.070(c) and AS 44.23.020(e).
214(e).
06 * Sec.
29 * Sec.
AS 42.05.254(a) is amended to read:
AS 42.05.254(i)(2) is amended to read:
30 (a) A regulated public utility or a certificated utility that provides 31 telecommunications services operating in the state shall pay to the commission an annual regulatory cost charge in an amount not to exceed the maximum percentage of 02 adjusted gross revenue that applies to the utility sector of which the utility is a part.
07 (2) "exempt utility" means a public utility that does not provide 08 telecommunications services and is certificated by the commission under 09 AS 42.05.221 - 42.05.281 but, in accordance with AS 42.05.711, is exempt from other 10 regulatory requirements of this chapter;
03 The regulatory cost charges that the commission expects to collect from all regulated 04 utilities and certificated utilities providing telecommunications services may not 05 exceed the sum of the following percentages of the total adjusted gross revenue of all 06 regulated public utilities and certificated utilities providing telecommunications 07 services derived from operations in the state:
11 * Sec.
(1) not more than .7 percent to fund the 08 operations of the commission, and (2) not more than .17 percent to fund operations of 09 the public advocacy function under AS 42.04.070(c) and AS 44.23.020(e) within the 10 Department of Law.
An exempt utility that does not provide telecommunications 11 services shall pay the actual cost of services provided to it by the commission.
12 * Sec.
AS 42.05.254(h) is amended to read:
AS 42.05.361 is amended by adding a new subsection to read:
13 (h) The commission shall by regulation establish a method to determine 14 annually the maximum percentage of adjusted gross revenue that will apply to each 15 regulated public utility sector, the certificated telecommunications utility sector, 16 and [THE MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE OF GROSS REVENUE THAT WILL 17 APPLY TO] the regulated pipeline carrier sector.
12 (d) The commission may require a telecommunications carrier to make tariff 13 filings related to telecommunications services provided to inmates in the custody of 14 the Department of Corrections.
Other than the cost of services 18 provided to exempt utilities that do not provide telecommunications services, the 19 method established shall allocate the commission's costs, and the Department of Law's 20 certified costs of its public advocacy function under AS 42.04.070(c) and 21 AS 44.23.020(e), among the regulated public utility sectors, the certificated 22 telecommunications utility sector, and the regulated pipeline carrier sector based on 23 the relative amount of the commission's annual costs and the Department of Law's 24 certified costs that is attributable to regulating each sector.
Notwithstanding (a) - (c) of this section, the 15 commission may not require a telecommunications carrier to make other tariff filings.
For purposes of this 25 subsection, the Department of Law shall annually certify to the commission the costs 26 of its public advocacy function under AS 42.04.070(c) and AS 44.23.020(e).
16 * Sec.
27 * Sec.
AS 42.05.254(i)(2) is amended to read:
AS 42.05.381 is amended by adding new subsections to read:
28 (2) "exempt utility" means a public utility that does not provide 29 telecommunications services and is certificated by the commission under 30 AS 42.05.221 - 42.05.281 but, in accordance with AS 42.05.711, is exempt from other 31 regulatory requirements of this chapter;
17 (l) The rates and terms and conditions of service of an incumbent local 18 exchange carrier for basic residential local telephone service must be uniform within 19 its study area, as determined by the Federal Communications Commission.
* Sec.
20 (m) The rates and terms and conditions of service of a competitive local 21 exchange carrier for basic residential local telephone service must be uniform 22 throughout its service area.
23 (n) The retail rates of a long distance telephone company for message 24 telephone service for residential customers must be geographically averaged.
If rates 25 vary by distance over which calls are placed, the rate for each mileage band must be 26 equal to or greater than the rate for the next shorter mileage band.
27 (o) In this section, "local exchange carrier" and "long distance telephone 28 company" have the meanings given in AS 42.05.890.
29 * Sec.
AS 42.05.361 is amended by adding a new subsection to read:
AS 42.05.711 is amended by adding new subsections to read:
02 (d) The commission may require a telecommunications carrier to make tariff 03 filings related to telecommunications services provided to inmates in the custody of 04 the Department of Corrections.
30 (u) A utility that provides telecommunications services is exempt from the 31 provisions of this chapter, other than AS 42.05.141(e) and (f), 42.05.221 - 42.05.281, 42.05.296, 42.05.306, 42.05.381(l) - (n), 42.05.631, 42.05.641, 42.05.661, and 02 42.05.820 - 42.05.860.
Notwithstanding (a) - (c) of this section, the 05 commission may not require a telecommunications carrier to make other tariff filings.
03 (v) Notwithstanding (u) of this section, the commission has the authority to 04 regulate the rates and terms and conditions of telecommunications services provided to 05 inmates in the custody of the Department of Corrections.
AS 42.05.381 is amended by adding new subsections to read:
07 (l) The rates and terms and conditions of service of an incumbent local 08 exchange carrier for basic residential local telephone service must be uniform within 09 its study area, as determined by the Federal Communications Commission.
10 (m) The rates and terms and conditions of service of a competitive local 11 exchange carrier for basic residential local telephone service must be uniform 12 throughout its service area.
13 (n) The retail rates of a long distance telephone company for message 14 telephone service for residential customers must be geographically averaged.
If rates 15 vary by distance over which calls are placed, the rate for each mileage band must be 16 equal to or greater than the rate for the next shorter mileage band.
17 (o) In this section, "local exchange carrier" and "long distance telephone 18 company" have the meanings given in AS 42.05.890.
19 * Sec.
10.
AS 42.05.711 is amended by adding new subsections to read:
20 (u) A utility that provides telecommunications services is exempt from the 21 provisions of this chapter, other than AS 42.05.141(e) and (f), 42.05.221 - 42.05.281, 22 42.05.296, 42.05.306, 42.05.381(l) - (n), 42.05.631, 42.05.641, 42.05.661, and 23 42.05.820 - 42.05.860.
24 (v) Notwithstanding (u) of this section, the commission has the authority to 25 regulate the rates and terms and conditions of telecommunications services provided to 26 inmates in the custody of the Department of Corrections.
27 * Sec.
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28 Sec.
07 Sec.
A long distance telephone company 29 or a local exchange carrier that is exempted in whole or in part from complying with 30 all or a portion of this chapter may not be regulated by a municipality under 31 AS 29.35.060 and 29.35.070.
A long distance telephone company 08 or a local exchange carrier that is exempted in whole or in part from complying with 09 all or a portion of this chapter may not be regulated by a municipality under 10 AS 29.35.060 and 29.35.070.
* Sec.
11 * Sec.
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02 (e) The commission shall by regulation establish a method to determine 03 annually the maximum percentage of gross revenue that will apply to each regulated 04 public utility sector, the telecommunications utility sector, and [THE MAXIMUM 05 PERCENTAGE OF GROSS REVENUE THAT WILL APPLY TO] the regulated 06 pipeline carrier sector in accordance with AS 42.05.254(h).
12 (e) The commission shall by regulation establish a method to determine 13 annually the maximum percentage of gross revenue that will apply to each regulated 14 public utility sector, the telecommunications utility sector, and [THE MAXIMUM 15 PERCENTAGE OF GROSS REVENUE THAT WILL APPLY TO] the regulated 16 pipeline carrier sector in accordance with AS 42.05.254(h).
07 * Sec.
17 * Sec.
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08 (a) A person may not provide an alternate operator service without disclosing 09 to the consumer before a charge is incurred the cost of the service provided by the 10 person and the identity of the person providing those services.
18 (a) A person may not provide an alternate operator service without disclosing 19 to the consumer before a charge is incurred the cost of the service provided by the 20 person and the identity of the person providing those services.
[THIS SECTION 11 DOES NOT AFFECT THE POWER OF THE REGULATORY COMMISSION OF 12 ALASKA TO REGULATE PROVIDERS OF ALTERNATE OPERATOR 13 SERVICES UNDER AS 42.05 IN A MANNER CONSISTENT WITH THIS 14 SECTION.] 15 * Sec.
[THIS SECTION 21 DOES NOT AFFECT THE POWER OF THE REGULATORY COMMISSION OF 22 ALASKA TO REGULATE PROVIDERS OF ALTERNATE OPERATOR 23 SERVICES UNDER AS 42.05 IN A MANNER CONSISTENT WITH THIS 24 SECTION.] 25 * Sec.
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16 (d) In this section, "alternate operator service" 17 (1) means a connection to intrastate or interstate long-distance 18 telecommunications facilities from a nonresidential location in the state including 19 a hotel, motel, hospital, or customer-owned pay telephone, or from a place where 20 business from consumers is aggregated, by a person that does not own any of the 21 telecommunications facilities being connected through the service;
26 (d) In this section, "alternate operator service" 27 (1) means a connection to intrastate or interstate long-distance 28 telecommunications facilities from a nonresidential location in the state including 29 a hotel, motel, hospital, or customer-owned pay telephone, or from a place where 30 business from consumers is aggregated, by a person that does not own any of the 31 telecommunications facilities being connected through the service;
22 (2) does not include an intrastate or interstate long-distance 23 carrier that contracts for operator services and charges rates for those services 24 that are no greater than the rates charged by long-distance carriers regulated by 25 the Regulatory Commission of Alaska or by the Federal Communications 26 Commission [HAS THE MEANING GIVEN IN AS 42.05.325(c)].
(2) does not include an intrastate or interstate long-distance 02 carrier that contracts for operator services and charges rates for those services 03 that are no greater than the rates charged by long-distance carriers regulated by 04 the Regulatory Commission of Alaska or by the Federal Communications 05 Commission [HAS THE MEANING GIVEN IN AS 42.05.325(c)].
27 * Sec.
06 * Sec.
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Action History

  1. (S) EFFECTIVE DATE(S) OF LAW 11/27/19

  2. (S) Signed into law 8/29 CHAPTER 24 SLA 19

  3. (S) MANIFEST ERROR(S)

  4. (S) 1:15 P.M. 8/23/19 Transmitted to Governor

  5. (S) CONCUR AM OF (H) Y18 N2

  6. (S) CONCUR MESSAGE READ

  7. (H) VERSION: HCS SB 83(L&C)

  8. (H) TRANSMITTED TO (S) AS AMENDED

  9. (H) CROSS SPONSOR(S): KOPP, TUCK

  10. (H) TITLE CHANGE: HCR 7

  11. (H) PASSED Y33 N7

  12. (H) Read the third time HCS SB 83(L&C)

  13. (H) ADVANCED TO THIRD READING UC

  14. (H) L&C HCS ADOPTED UC

  15. (H) Read the second time

  16. (H) RULES TO CALENDAR 5/14/2019

  17. (H) FN1: ZERO(CED)

  18. (H) DNP: EASTMAN

  19. (H) DP: WOOL, KOPP, SHAW, THOMPSON, CLAMAN

  20. (H) TITLE CHANGE: HCR 7

  21. (H) JUD RPT HCS(L&C) NT 5DP 1DNP

  22. (H) Minutes (HJUD)

  23. (H) Moved HCS SB 83(L&C) Out of Committee -- Delayed to 30 Minutes Following Session --

  24. (H) JUDICIARY at 01:00 PM GRUENBERG 120

  25. (H) FN1: ZERO(CED)

  26. (H) DP: HANNAN, REVAK, TALERICO, STUTES, WOOL

  27. (H) PENDING TITLE CHANGE HCR

  28. (H) L&C RPT HCS(L&C) NT 5DP

  29. (H) Minutes (HL&C)

  30. (H) Moved HCS SB 83(L&C) Out of Committee -- Continued from Sat. 5/11/19 --

  31. (H) LABOR & COMMERCE at 04:00 PM BARNES 124

  32. (H) Minutes (HL&C)

  33. (H) Heard & Held -- Recessed to 4:00 pm on Sun. 5/12/19 --

  34. (H) LABOR & COMMERCE at 11:00 AM BARNES 124

  35. (H) Minutes (HL&C)

  36. (H) Heard & Held -- Delayed to 4:00 pm --

  37. (H) LABOR & COMMERCE at 03:15 PM BARNES 124

  38. (H) Minutes (HL&C)

  39. (H) Heard & Held

  40. (H) LABOR & COMMERCE at 03:15 PM BARNES 124

  41. (H) JUD REPLACES FIN REFERRAL

  42. (H) L&C, FIN

  43. (H) Read the first time - REFERRALS

  44. (S) VERSION: SB 83

  45. (S) TRANSMITTED TO (H)

  46. (S) PASSED Y17 N2 E1

  47. (S) Read the third time SB 83

  48. (S) ADVANCED TO THIRD READING UC

  49. (S) AM NO 1 FAILED Y5 N14 E1

  50. (S) Read the second time

  51. (S) RULES TO CALENDAR 4/15/2019

  52. (S) FN1: ZERO(CED)

  53. (S) DP: REINBOLD, GRAY-JACKSON, COSTELLO, BIRCH

  54. (S) L&C RPT 4DP

  55. (S) Minutes (SL&C)

  56. (S) Moved SB 83 Out of Committee

  57. (S) LABOR & COMMERCE at 01:30 PM BELTZ 105 (TSBldg)

  58. (S) Minutes (SL&C)

  59. (S) Heard & Held

  60. (S) LABOR & COMMERCE at 01:30 PM BELTZ 105 (TSBldg)

  61. (S) L&C

  62. (S) Read the first time - REFERRALS

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