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HOUSE JOURNAL

SIXTY-FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY

STATE OF COLORADO

Second Regular Session

Seventy-sixth Legislative Day

Monday, March 27, 2006

1 Prayer by the Reverend Brad Meuli, Denver Rescue Mission.

2

3 The Speaker called the House to order at 10:00 a.m.

4

5 Pledge of Allegiance led by Amber Murtha, Classical Academy,

6 Colorado Springs.

7

8 The roll was called with the following result:

9

10

Present--64.

11

Excused--Representative Pommer--1.

12

Present after roll call--Representative Pommer.

13

14 The Speaker declared a quorum present.

15

_______________

16

17 On motion of Representative McKinley, the reading of the journal of

18 March 24, 2006, was declared dispensed with and approved as corrected

19 by the Chief Clerk.

20

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21

22

THIRD READING OF BILLS--FINAL PASSAGE

23

24 The following bills were considered on Third Reading. The titles were

25 publicly read. Reading of the bill at length was dispensed with by

26 unanimous consent.

27

28 HB06-1176 by Representative(s) Ragsdale; also Senator(s) May--

29

Concerning the authorization of kit motor vehicles, and

30

making an appropriation therefor.

31

32 The question being "Shall the bill pass?".

33 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a

34 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the

35 bill was declared passed.

36

37 YES

65

NO

00 EXCUSED 00 ABSENT 00

38 Balmer

Y Decker

Y Larson

Y Pommer Y

39 Benefield Y Frangas

Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y

40 Berens

Y Gallegos Y Liston

Y Riesberg Y

41 Borodkin Y Garcia

Y Lundberg Y Rose

Y

42 Kerr A

Y Gardner

Y Madden

Y Schultheis Y

43 Buescher Y Green

Y Marshall Y Solano

Y

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House Journal--76th Day--March 27, 2006

1 Butcher

Y Hall

Y Massey

Y Soper

Y

2 Cadman Y Harvey

Y May

Y Stafford Y

3 Carroll M Y Hefley

Y McCluskey Y Stengel

Y

4 Carroll T Y Hodge

Y McFadyen Y Sullivan Y

5 Cerbo

Y Hoppe

Y McGihon Y Todd

Y

6 Clapp

Y Jahn

Y McKinley Y Vigil

Y

7 Cloer

Y Judd

Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y

8 Coleman Y Kerr J

Y Paccione Y Welker

Y

9 Crane

Y King

Y Penry

Y White

Y

10 Curry

Y Knoedler Y Plant

Y Witwer

Y

11

12 Co-sponsor added: Representative Decker.

Speaker

Y

13

14 SB06-112 by Senator(s) Teck; also Representative(s) Buescher--

15

Concerning a prohibition on increases in an insured's

16

liability to pay for health care services due to a change in

17

a provider's network status.

18

19 The question being "Shall the bill pass?".

20 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a

21 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the bill

22 was declared passed.

23

24 YES

65 NO

00 EXCUSED 00 ABSENT 00

25 Balmer

Y Decker

Y Larson

Y Pommer Y

26 Benefield Y Frangas

Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y

27 Berens

Y Gallegos Y Liston

Y Riesberg Y

28 Borodkin Y Garcia

Y Lundberg Y Rose

Y

29 Kerr A

Y Gardner

Y Madden

Y Schultheis Y

30 Buescher Y Green

Y Marshall Y Solano

Y

31 Butcher

Y Hall

Y Massey

Y Soper

Y

32 Cadman Y Harvey

Y May

Y Stafford Y

33 Carroll M Y Hefley

Y McCluskey Y Stengel

Y

34 Carroll T Y Hodge

Y McFadyen Y Sullivan Y

35 Cerbo

Y Hoppe

Y McGihon Y Todd

Y

36 Clapp

Y Jahn

Y McKinley Y Vigil

Y

37 Cloer

Y Judd

Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y

38 Coleman Y Kerr J

Y Paccione Y Welker

Y

39 Crane

Y King

Y Penry

Y White

Y

40 Curry

Y Knoedler Y Plant

Y Witwer

Y

41

Speaker

Y

42 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Berens, Carroll M, Coleman, Frangas,

43 Madden, Paccione, Riesberg, Solano.

44

45 SB06-042 by Senator(s) Windels, Bacon; also Representative(s)

46

King, Benefield, Penry--Concerning technical revisions to

47

provisions affecting funding for certain charter schools.

48

49 The question being "Shall the bill pass?".

50 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a

51 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the bill

52 was declared passed.

53

54 YES

64

NO

01 EXCUSED 00 ABSENT 00

55 Balmer

Y Decker

Y Larson

Y Pommer Y

56 Benefield Y Frangas

Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y

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1 Berens

Y Gallegos Y Liston

Y Riesberg Y

2 Borodkin Y Garcia

Y Lundberg Y Rose

Y

3 Kerr A

Y Gardner

Y Madden

Y Schultheis Y

4 Buescher Y Green

Y Marshall Y Solano

Y

5 Butcher

Y Hall

Y Massey

Y Soper

Y

6 Cadman Y Harvey

Y May

Y Stafford Y

7 Carroll M Y Hefley

Y McCluskey Y Stengel

Y

8 Carroll T Y Hodge

Y McFadyen Y Sullivan N

9 Cerbo

Y Hoppe

Y McGihon Y Todd

Y

10 Clapp

Y Jahn

Y McKinley Y Vigil

Y

11 Cloer

Y Judd

Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y

12 Coleman Y Kerr J

Y Paccione Y Welker

Y

13 Crane

Y King

Y Penry

Y White

Y

14 Curry

Y Knoedler Y Plant

Y Witwer

Y

15

Speaker

Y

16 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Carroll T, Todd.

17

18 SB06-119 by Senator(s) Groff; also Representative(s) Garcia--

19

Concerning an increase in the aggregate outstanding

20

principal amount of bonds that may be secured by the

21

state's moral obligation to the Colorado educational and

22

cultural facilities authority.

23

24 The question being "Shall the bill pass?".

25 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a

26 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the bill

27 was declared passed.

28

29 YES

62 NO

03 EXCUSED 00 ABSENT 00

30 Balmer

Y Decker

Y Larson

Y Pommer Y

31 Benefield Y Frangas

Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y

32 Berens

Y Gallegos Y Liston

Y Riesberg Y

33 Borodkin Y Garcia

Y Lundberg Y Rose

Y

34 Kerr A

Y Gardner

Y Madden

N Schultheis Y

35 Buescher Y Green

Y Marshall Y Solano

Y

36 Butcher

Y Hall

Y Massey

Y Soper

Y

37 Cadman Y Harvey

Y May

Y Stafford Y

38 Carroll M Y Hefley

Y McCluskey Y Stengel

Y

39 Carroll T Y Hodge

Y McFadyen Y Sullivan Y

40 Cerbo

Y Hoppe

Y McGihon Y Todd

Y

41 Clapp

Y Jahn

Y McKinley Y Vigil

Y

42 Cloer

Y Judd

N Merrifield N Weissmann Y

43 Coleman Y Kerr J

Y Paccione Y Welker

Y

44 Crane

Y King

Y Penry

Y White

Y

45 Curry

Y Knoedler Y Plant

Y Witwer

Y

46

Speaker

Y

47 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Carroll T, Rose.

48

49 SB06-025 by Senator(s) Owen; also Representative(s) Coleman--

50

Concerning modifications to the statute governing

51

unlawful ownership of a dangerous dog.

52

53 The question being "Shall the bill pass?".

54 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a

55 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the bill

56 was declared passed.

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House Journal--76th Day--March 27, 2006

1 YES

45 NO

20 EXCUSED 00 ABSENT 00

2 Balmer

Y Decker

N Larson

Y Pommer Y

3 Benefield Y Frangas

Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y

4 Berens

Y Gallegos Y Liston

N Riesberg Y

5 Borodkin Y Garcia

Y Lundberg N Rose

N

6 Kerr A

Y Gardner

N Madden

Y Schultheis N

7 Buescher N Green

Y Marshall Y Solano

Y

8 Butcher

Y Hall

Y Massey

Y Soper

Y

9 Cadman N Harvey

N May

Y Stafford N

10 Carroll M Y Hefley

N McCluskey Y Stengel

N

11 Carroll T Y Hodge

Y McFadyen Y Sullivan N

12 Cerbo

Y Hoppe

Y McGihon Y Todd

Y

13 Clapp

N Jahn

N McKinley Y Vigil

Y

14 Cloer

N Judd

Y Merrifield Y Weissmann N

15 Coleman Y Kerr J

Y Paccione Y Welker

N

16 Crane

Y King

N Penry

Y White

Y

17 Curry

Y Knoedler Y Plant

Y Witwer

N

18

Speaker

Y

19 Co-sponsor added: Representative Frangas.

20

21 SB06-060 by Senator(s) Tochtrop; also Representative(s) Carroll T.--

22

Concerning the assertion by a garnishee of an exemption

23

on behalf of a judgment debtor.

24

25 The question being "Shall the bill pass?".

26 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a

27 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the bill

28 was declared passed.

29

30 YES

65 NO

00 EXCUSED 00 ABSENT 00

31 Balmer

Y Decker

Y Larson

Y Pommer Y

32 Benefield Y Frangas

Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y

33 Berens

Y Gallegos Y Liston

Y Riesberg Y

34 Borodkin Y Garcia

Y Lundberg Y Rose

Y

35 Kerr A

Y Gardner

Y Madden

Y Schultheis Y

36 Buescher Y Green

Y Marshall Y Solano

Y

37 Butcher

Y Hall

Y Massey

Y Soper

Y

38 Cadman Y Harvey

Y May

Y Stafford Y

39 Carroll M Y Hefley

Y McCluskey Y Stengel

Y

40 Carroll T Y Hodge

Y McFadyen Y Sullivan Y

41 Cerbo

Y Hoppe

Y McGihon Y Todd

Y

42 Clapp

Y Jahn

Y McKinley Y Vigil

Y

43 Cloer

Y Judd

Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y

44 Coleman Y Kerr J

Y Paccione Y Welker

Y

45 Crane

Y King

Y Penry

Y White

Y

46 Curry

Y Knoedler Y Plant

Y Witwer

Y

47

Speaker

Y

48 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Berens, McGihon, Rose.

49

50 SB06-041 by Senator(s) Veiga; also Representative(s) Coleman,

51

Cadman, Carroll M.--Concerning the application of the

52

health insurance prompt pay provisions to claims made as

53

a result of a motor vehicle accident.

54

55 Laid over until March 28, retaining place on Calendar.

56

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Page 909

1 SB06-137 by Senator(s) Williams; also Representative(s) Massey--

2

Concerning the elimination of outdated provisions of law

3

related to the elementary and secondary education system

4

resulting from the law's obsolescence or infrequency of

5

use, and, in connection therewith, repealing or amending

6

various provisions of law.

7

8 As shown by the following roll call vote, a majority of all members

9 elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and Representative Massey

10 was given permission to offer a Third Reading amendment:

11

12 YES

65 NO

00 EXCUSED 00 ABSENT 00

13 Balmer

Y Decker

Y Larson

Y Pommer Y

14 Benefield Y Frangas

Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y

15 Berens

Y Gallegos Y Liston

Y Riesberg Y

16 Borodkin Y Garcia

Y Lundberg Y Rose

Y

17 Kerr A

Y Gardner

Y Madden

Y Schultheis Y

18 Buescher Y Green

Y Marshall Y Solano

Y

19 Butcher

Y Hall

Y Massey

Y Soper

Y

20 Cadman Y Harvey

Y May

Y Stafford Y

21 Carroll M Y Hefley

Y McCluskey Y Stengel

Y

22 Carroll T Y Hodge

Y McFadyen Y Sullivan Y

23 Cerbo

Y Hoppe

Y McGihon Y Todd

Y

24 Clapp

Y Jahn

Y McKinley Y Vigil

Y

25 Cloer

Y Judd

Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y

26 Coleman Y Kerr J

Y Paccione Y Welker

Y

27 Crane

Y King

Y Penry

Y White

Y

28 Curry

Y Knoedler Y Plant

Y Witwer

Y

29

Speaker

Y

30

31 Third Reading amendment No. , by Representatives Massey, Butcher.

32

33 Amend revised bill, page 30, after line 12, insert the following:

34

35

"SECTION 37. 22-52-103 (1), Colorado Revised Statutes, is

36 amended BY THE ADDITION OF A NEW PARAGRAPH to read:

37

38

22-52-103. Eligible schools. (1) Any of the following schools

39 are eligible to apply to the department of education to participate in the

40 second chance program:

41

42

(e) A COMMUNITY COLLEGE.

43

44

SECTION 38. Repeal. 22-52-104 (2) (b) (II), Colorado Revised

45 Statutes, is repealed as follows:

46

47

22-52-104. Application - payment. (2) (b) (II) Of that portion

48 of the moneys remaining with the school district of residence, the school

49 district shall transmit two-thirds to the department of education and retain

50 the remaining one-third for implementation of its requirements under the

51 second chance program. These payment procedures shall continue as

52 long as the student continues to reside in the original district of residence,

53 continues to attend the eligible school, and progresses in a satisfactory

54 manner.".

55

56 Renumber succeeding sections accordingly.

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House Journal--76th Day--March 27, 2006

1 The amendment was declared passed by the following roll call vote:

2

3 YES

65 NO

00 EXCUSED 00 ABSENT 00

4 Balmer

Y Decker

Y Larson

Y Pommer Y

5 Benefield Y Frangas

Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y

6 Berens

Y Gallegos Y Liston

Y Riesberg Y

7 Borodkin Y Garcia

Y Lundberg Y Rose

Y

8 Kerr A

Y Gardner

Y Madden

Y Schultheis Y

9 Buescher Y Green

Y Marshall Y Solano

Y

10 Butcher

Y Hall

Y Massey

Y Soper

Y

11 Cadman Y Harvey

Y May

Y Stafford Y

12 Carroll M Y Hefley

Y McCluskey Y Stengel

Y

13 Carroll T Y Hodge

Y McFadyen Y Sullivan Y

14 Cerbo

Y Hoppe

Y McGihon Y Todd

Y

15 Clapp

Y Jahn

Y McKinley Y Vigil

Y

16 Cloer

Y Judd

Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y

17 Coleman Y Kerr J

Y Paccione Y Welker

Y

18 Crane

Y King

Y Penry

Y White

Y

19 Curry

Y Knoedler Y Plant

Y Witwer

Y

20

Speaker

Y

21

22 The question being, "Shall the bill, as amended, pass?".

23 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a

24 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative, and the

25 bill, as amended, was declared passed.

26

27 YES

65 NO

00 EXCUSED 00 ABSENT 00

28 Balmer

Y Decker

Y Larson

Y Pommer Y

29 Benefield Y Frangas

Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y

30 Berens

Y Gallegos Y Liston

Y Riesberg Y

31 Borodkin Y Garcia

Y Lundberg Y Rose

Y

32 Kerr A

Y Gardner

Y Madden

Y Schultheis Y

33 Buescher Y Green

Y Marshall Y Solano

Y

34 Butcher

Y Hall

Y Massey

Y Soper

Y

35 Cadman Y Harvey

Y May

Y Stafford Y

36 Carroll M Y Hefley

Y McCluskey Y Stengel

Y

37 Carroll T Y Hodge

Y McFadyen Y Sullivan Y

38 Cerbo

Y Hoppe

Y McGihon Y Todd

Y

39 Clapp

Y Jahn

Y McKinley Y Vigil

Y

40 Cloer

Y Judd

Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y

41 Coleman Y Kerr J

Y Paccione Y Welker

Y

42 Crane

Y King

Y Penry

Y White

Y

43 Curry

Y Knoedler Y Plant

Y Witwer

Y

44

Speaker

Y

45 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Berens, Hefley, Kerr, Paccione, Stafford,

46 Todd.

47

48 SB06-023 by Senator(s) Takis, Taylor; also Representative(s) Vigil,

49

Coleman, White--Concerning the placement of inmates

50

classified higher than medium custody in private prisons.

51

52 The question being "Shall the bill pass?".

53 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a

54 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the bill

55 was declared passed.

56

House Journal--76th Day--March 27, 2006

Page 911

1 YES

43 NO

22 EXCUSED 00 ABSENT 00

2 Balmer

Y Decker

Y Larson

Y Pommer Y

3 Benefield Y Frangas

Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y

4 Berens

N Gallegos Y Liston

N Riesberg Y

5 Borodkin Y Garcia

Y Lundberg N Rose

N

6 Kerr A

Y Gardner

N Madden

Y Schultheis N

7 Buescher Y Green

Y Marshall Y Solano

Y

8 Butcher

Y Hall

Y Massey

Y Soper

Y

9 Cadman N Harvey

N May

N Stafford N

10 Carroll M Y Hefley

Y McCluskey N Stengel

N

11 Carroll T Y Hodge

Y McFadyen Y Sullivan N

12 Cerbo

Y Hoppe

N McGihon Y Todd

Y

13 Clapp

N Jahn

Y McKinley Y Vigil

Y

14 Cloer

N Judd

Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y

15 Coleman Y Kerr J

N Paccione Y Welker

N

16 Crane

N King

N Penry

N White

Y

17 Curry

Y Knoedler N Plant

Y Witwer

Y

18

Speaker

Y

19

20 SB06-113 by Senator(s) Shaffer, Gordon; also Representative(s)

21

Massey, Borodkin, Crane, Penry--Concerning a

22

prohibition on discrimination by a life insurance company

23

based on an insured's foreign travel.

24

25 The question being "Shall the bill pass?".

26 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a

27 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the bill

28 was declared passed.

29 YES

61 NO

04 EXCUSED 00 ABSENT 00

30 Balmer

Y Decker

Y Larson

Y Pommer Y

31 Benefield Y Frangas

Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y

32 Berens

Y Gallegos Y Liston

Y Riesberg N

33 Borodkin Y Garcia

Y Lundberg N Rose

Y

34 Kerr A

Y Gardner

Y Madden

Y Schultheis N

35 Buescher Y Green

Y Marshall Y Solano

Y

36 Butcher

Y Hall

Y Massey

Y Soper

Y

37 Cadman Y Harvey

Y May

Y Stafford Y

38 Carroll M Y Hefley

Y McCluskey Y Stengel

Y

39 Carroll T Y Hodge

Y McFadyen Y Sullivan Y

40 Cerbo

Y Hoppe

Y McGihon Y Todd

Y

41 Clapp

Y Jahn

Y McKinley Y Vigil

Y

42 Cloer

Y Judd

Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y

43 Coleman Y Kerr J

Y Paccione Y Welker

N

44 Crane

Y King

Y Penry

Y White

Y

45 Curry

Y Knoedler Y Plant

Y Witwer

Y

46

Speaker

Y

47 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Berens, Carroll M, Cloer, Frangas, Hodge,

48 Jahn, Kerr J, Knoedler, Madden, Marshall, McFadyen, Stengel, Sullivan, Todd.

49

50 HB06-1344 by Representative(s) Plant, Madden; also Senator(s) Fitz-

51

Gerald--Concerning authorization of domestic partnerships

52

between same-sex couples, and, in connection therewith,

53

creating the "Colorado Domestic Partnership Benefits and

54

Responsibilities Act" to extend benefits, protections, and

55

responsibilities to such couples, and making an

56

appropriation.

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House Journal--76th Day--March 27, 2006

1 The question being "Shall the bill pass?".

2 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a

3 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the bill

4 was declared passed.

5

6 YES

38 NO

27 EXCUSED 00 ABSENT 00

7 Balmer

N Decker

N Larson

Y Pommer Y

8 Benefield Y Frangas

Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y

9 Berens

N Gallegos Y Liston

N Riesberg Y

10 Borodkin Y Garcia

Y Lundberg N Rose

N

11 Kerr A

Y Gardner

N Madden

Y Schultheis N

12 Buescher N Green

Y Marshall Y Solano

Y

13 Butcher

Y Hall

N Massey

N Soper

Y

14 Cadman N Harvey

N May

N Stafford N

15 Carroll M Y Hefley

N McCluskey Y Stengel

N

16 Carroll T Y Hodge

Y McFadyen Y Sullivan N

17 Cerbo

Y Hoppe

N McGihon Y Todd

Y

18 Clapp

N Jahn

Y McKinley Y Vigil

Y

19 Cloer

N Judd

Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y

20 Coleman Y Kerr J

N Paccione Y Welker

N

21 Crane

N King

N Penry

N White

Y

22 Curry

Y Knoedler N Plant

Y Witwer

Y

23

Speaker

Y

24 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Benefield, Borodkin, Carroll M, Carroll T,

25 Cerbo, Coleman, Curry, Frangas, Gallegos, Garcia, Green, Hodge, Judd,

26 Kerr A, Larson, Lindstrom, Marshall, McGihon, Merrifield, Pommer, Ragsdale,

27 Todd, Vigil, Weissmann.

28

29 HB06-1006 by Representative(s) Butcher; also Senator(s) Tapia--

30

Concerning referral by an insurance company of an

31

insured to a personal property repair business, and making

32

an appropriation in connection therewith.

33

34 The question being "Shall the bill pass?".

35 A roll call vote was taken. As shown by the following recorded vote, a

36 majority of those elected to the House voted in the affirmative and the bill

37 was declared passed.

38 YES

62

NO

03 EXCUSED 00 ABSENT 00

39 Balmer

N Decker

Y Larson

Y Pommer Y

40 Benefield Y Frangas

Y Lindstrom Y Ragsdale Y

41 Berens

Y Gallegos Y Liston

Y Riesberg Y

42 Borodkin Y Garcia

Y Lundberg N Rose

Y

43 Kerr A

Y Gardner

Y Madden

Y Schultheis N

44 Buescher Y Green

Y Marshall Y Solano

Y

45 Butcher

Y Hall

Y Massey

Y Soper

Y

46 Cadman Y Harvey

Y May

Y Stafford Y

47 Carroll M Y Hefley

Y McCluskey Y Stengel

Y

48 Carroll T Y Hodge

Y McFadyen Y Sullivan Y

49 Cerbo

Y Hoppe

Y McGihon Y Todd

Y

50 Clapp

Y Jahn

Y McKinley Y Vigil

Y

51 Cloer

Y Judd

Y Merrifield Y Weissmann Y

52 Coleman Y Kerr J

Y Paccione Y Welker

Y

53 Crane

Y King

Y Penry

Y White

Y

54 Curry

Y Knoedler Y Plant

Y Witwer

Y

55

Speaker

Y

56 Co-sponsors added: Representatives Carroll M, Coleman, Vigil.

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