	Date			In Use By	Begin	End	Status
Conference Committee
House -- Select -- Strategic Renewable Energy
House Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources
House Appropriations
House Business Affairs and Labor
House Education
House Ethics
House Finance
	05/03/2006
	05/02/2006
	04/28/2006
	04/27/2006
	04/26/2006
	04/21/2006
	04/19/2006
	04/13/2006
	04/12/2006
	04/06/2006
	04/05/2006
		HB06-1303
			Comm Summary		01:38 PM	02:28 PM	Final
			Bill Summary				Final
			Moved amendment L.004. (The amendment reduces the fiscal impact of the bill and establishes a process that enables local governments to apply for grants or other forms of assistance to assist with the impacts associated with superfund sites in the state.) Prior to the committee vote, a substitute motion to adopt amendment L.005 was made, but it failed on a 8-5-0 vote. A subsequent motion to amend the legislative declaration in L.004 passed without objection by those members present before the final vote on amendment L.004 was taken. The concluding vote to adopt amendment L.004, as amended, was adopted on a 7-6-0 vote. Representative Vigil, Chairman, took the bill off the table.				Final
			Moved a substitute motion to adopt amendment L.005 (The amendment would require that only interest earnings on the money in the Hazardous Substance Response Fund be used by counties for waste management efforts.) The motion failed on a 8-5-0 vote.				Final
			Moved to amend the legislative declaration in L.004 as follows. Page 1, strike lines 5 through 9 and substitute the following: 25-16-106. Local requests to remediate superfund sites - legislative declaration. (1) The general assembly hereby declares that the federal government has not taken appropriate action, or provided necessary funding to assist in the remediation of existing superfund sites in the state. The motion passed without objection by those members present.				Final
		SB06-047
	03/23/2006
	03/22/2006
	03/16/2006
	03/15/2006