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SENATE JOURNAL
Sixty-second General Assembly
STATE OF COLORADO
First Regular Session
41st Legislative Day Monday, February
15, 1999
Call to By the President at 10:00 a.m.
Order
Prayer By the chaplain, Rev. Glen Hamlyn, Rocky
Mountain Cathedral, Denver.
Roll Call Present--Total, 33.
Absent/Excused--Lacy--Total, 1
Vacancy--Total, 1.
Present later--Lacy
Quorum The President announced a quorum present.
Reading of On motion of Senator Musgrave, reading of the Journal of February 12th was
Journal dispensed with and the Journal stands approved
as corrected by the Secretary.
SENATE SERVICES REPORT
Senate Correctly printed: SB 99-201.
Services
Correctly engrossed: SB 99-21, 25, 52, 94, 114,
123, 137, 140, 174.
Correctly revised: 1080, 1106.
MESSAGE FROM THE REVISOR
February 12, 1999
We herewith transmit:
without comment, HB99-1130, 1180, and 1210; and,
without comment, as amended, HB99-1096, 1097, 1100,
1117, 1162, 1173, 1188, 1191, 1228, and 1229; and,
with comment, HB99-1160.
Senate in recess.
Senate reconvened.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS--FIRST READING
The following bills were read by title and referred
to the committees indicated:
HB 99-1096 by Representative Bacon; also Senator Reeves--Concerning the employment of probationary teachers.
Education
HB 99-1097 by Representative Dean; also Senator Blickensderfer--Concerning election contests for members of the general assembly when the outcome of an election in a legislative district is uncertain, and, in connection therewith, creating a special legislative election procedure.
State, Veterans, & Military Affairs
HB 99-1100 by Representative Tapia; also Senator Dennis--Concerning the eligibility criteria for resident bidders given bid preference on construction contracts for public projects.
Business Affairs & Labor
HB 99-1117 by Representatives McKay, Sullivant, and Witwer; also Senator Hillman--Concerning the "Pest Control Act".
Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Energy
HB 99-1130 by Representative Veiga; also Senator Matsunaka--Concerning the annual gross income level required to qualify for a basic personal injury protection auto insurance policy.
Business Affairs & Labor
HB 99-1160 by Representative Fairbank; also Senator Dyer--Concerning the canvass of elections.
State, Veterans, & Military Affairs
HB 99-1162 by Representative Lawrence; also Senator Arnold--Concerning procedural changes for the strengthening of the criminal laws.
Judiciary
HB 99-1173 by Representative Veiga; also Senator Perlmutter--Concerning educational requirements for certain youthful offenders.
Judiciary
Appropriations
HB 99-1180 by Representative Chavez; also Senator Blickensderfer--Concerning prohibition of open alcoholic containers in motor vehicles.
Transportation
HB 99-1188 by Representative Coleman; also Senator Linkhart--Concerning procedures related to adoption.
Judiciary
HB 99-1191 by Representatives Smith, Chavez, and Grossman; also Senator Matsunaka--Concerning the inspection of public records.
Local Government
HB 99-1210 by Representative Gotlieb; also Senator Tebedo--Concerning provision of services to gifted students who are at risk of dropping out of school.
Education
Appropriations
HB 99-1228 by Representatives Johnson, Bacon, Kaufman, and Tool; also Senator Reeves--Concerning limits on access to an animal's veterinary records, and, in connection therewith, exempting certain records in the custody of a state institution from inspection under the open records law.
Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Energy
HB 99-1229 by Representatives Johnson, Alexander, Hoppe, Larson, Miller, Paschall, Pfiffner, Smith, and Young; also Senator Wattenberg--Concerning legislative action required before an endangered species under the federal "Endangered Species Act of 1973" may be relocated to Colorado.
Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Energy
THIRD READING OF BILLS--FINAL PASSAGE
On Third Reading, the title of the following bill
was publicly read, the reading at length having been dispensed
with by unanimous consent:
HB 99-1012 by Rep. McKay; Senator Andrews --Adjust
Res Real Prop Assessment Ratio
Laid over until Monday, February 22, retaining its
place on the calendar.
SB 99-094 by Sen. Feeley; Rep. Gagliardi--Government
Fiscal Data Sharing
The question being "Shall the bill pass?"
the roll was called with the following result:
YES 33 | NO 0 | EXCUSED 2 | ABSENT 0 | ||||
Anderson | Y | Evans | Y | Matsunaka | Y | Tanner | Y |
Andrews | Y | Feeley | Y | Musgrave | Y | Tebedo | Y |
Arnold | Y | Vacancy | * | Nichol | Y | Teck | Y |
Blickensderfer |
Y | Hernandez | Y | Owen | Y | Thiebaut | Y |
Chlouber | Y | Hillman | Y | Pascoe | Y | Wattenberg | Y |
Congrove | Y | Lacy | E | Perlmutter | Y | Weddig | Y |
Dennis | Y | Lamborn | Y | Phillips | Y | Wham | Y |
Dyer | Y | Linkhart | Y | Reeves | Y | Mr. President |
Y |
Epps | Y | Martinez | Y | Rupert | Y |
SB 99-094 A majority of all members elected to the Senate having voted in the affirmative, the bill
(Cont.) was declared PASSED.
Vacancy (*) shown as "Excused".
SB 99-052 by Sen. Congrove; Rep. King--Charter School
Revisions
The question being "Shall the bill pass?"
the roll was called with the following result:
YES 25 | NO 8 | EXCUSED 2 | ABSENT 0 | ||||
Anderson | Y | Evans | Y | Matsunaka | Y | Tanner | N |
Andrews | Y | Feeley | Y | Musgrave | Y | Tebedo | Y |
Arnold | Y | Vacancy | * | Nichol | Y | Teck | Y |
Blickensderfer |
Y | Hernandez | N | Owen | Y | Thiebaut | N |
Chlouber | Y | Hillman | Y | Pascoe | Y | Wattenberg | Y |
Congrove | Y | Lacy | E | Perlmutter | Y | Weddig | N |
Dennis | Y | Lamborn | Y | Phillips | N | Wham | Y |
Dyer | Y | Linkhart | Y | Reeves | N | Mr. President |
Y |
Epps | Y | Martinez | N | Rupert | N |
A majority of all members elected to the Senate having voted in the affirmative, the bill
was declared PASSED.
Vacancy (*) shown as "Excused".
Co-sponsors: Anderson, Andrews, Epps, Evans, Lamborn,
Powers, Teck.
SB 99-021 by Sen. Linkhart; Rep. Hagedorn--County
Duty To Adopt Policies
The question being "Shall the bill pass?"
the roll was called with the following result:
YES 32 | NO 1 | EXCUSED 2 | ABSENT 0 | ||||
Anderson | Y | Evans | Y | Matsunaka | Y | Tanner | Y |
Andrews | Y | Feeley | Y | Musgrave | Y | Tebedo | Y |
Arnold | Y | Vacancy | * | Nichol | Y | Teck | Y |
Blickensderfer |
Y | Hernandez | Y | Owen | Y | Thiebaut | Y |
Chlouber | Y | Hillman | Y | Pascoe | Y | Wattenberg | N |
Congrove | Y | Lacy | E | Perlmutter | Y | Weddig | Y |
Dennis | Y | Lamborn | Y | Phillips | Y | Wham | Y |
Dyer | Y | Linkhart | Y | Reeves | Y | Mr. President |
Y |
Epps | Y | Martinez | Y | Rupert | Y |
A majority of all members elected to the Senate having voted in the affirmative, the bill
was declared PASSED.
Vacancy (*) shown as "Excused".
Co-sponsors: Pascoe, Weddig.
SB 99-114 by Sen. Phillips; Rep. Mitchell--Pretax
Dollars To Pay For Health Ins
The question being "Shall the bill pass?"
the roll was called with the following result:
YES 33 | NO 0 | EXCUSED 2 | ABSENT 0 | ||||
Anderson | Y | Evans | Y | Matsunaka | Y | Tanner | Y |
Andrews | Y | Feeley | Y | Musgrave | Y | Tebedo | Y |
Arnold | Y | Vacancy | * | Nichol | Y | Teck | Y |
Blickensderfer |
Y | Hernandez | Y | Owen | Y | Thiebaut | Y |
Chlouber | Y | Hillman | Y | Pascoe | Y | Wattenberg | Y |
Congrove | Y | Lacy | E | Perlmutter | Y | Weddig | Y |
Dennis | Y | Lamborn | Y | Phillips | Y | Wham | Y |
Dyer | Y | Linkhart | Y | Reeves | Y | Mr. President |
Y |
Epps | Y | Martinez | Y | Rupert | Y |
A majority of all members elected to the Senate having voted in the affirmative, the bill
was declared PASSED.
Vacancy (*) shown as "Excused".
Co-sponsors: Hernandez, Rupert, Tebedo.
SB 99-140 by Sen. Pascoe; Rep. Sullivant--Fire Safety
Advisory Board
The question being "Shall the bill pass?"
the roll was called with the following result:
YES 34 | NO 0 | EXCUSED 1 | ABSENT 0 | ||||
Anderson | Y | Evans | Y | Matsunaka | Y | Tanner | Y |
Andrews | Y | Feeley | Y | Musgrave | Y | Tebedo | Y |
Arnold | Y | Vacancy | * | Nichol | Y | Teck | Y |
Blickensderfer |
Y | Hernandez | Y | Owen | Y | Thiebaut | Y |
Chlouber | Y | Hillman | Y | Pascoe | Y | Wattenberg | Y |
Congrove | Y | Lacy | Y | Perlmutter | Y | Weddig | Y |
Dennis | Y | Lamborn | Y | Phillips | Y | Wham | Y |
Dyer | Y | Linkhart | Y | Reeves | Y | Mr. President |
Y |
Epps | Y | Martinez | Y | Rupert | Y |
A majority of all members elected to the Senate having voted in the affirmative, the bill
was declared PASSED.
Vacancy (*) shown as "Excused".
Co-sponsors: Hernandez, Nichol, Phillips, Rupert.
SB 99-025 by Sen. Reeves; Rep. S. Johnson--Elections
Code Time Requirements
The question being "Shall the bill pass?"
the roll was called with the following result:
YES 34 | NO 0 | EXCUSED 1 | ABSENT 0 | ||||
Anderson | Y | Evans | Y | Matsunaka | Y | Tanner | Y |
Andrews | Y | Feeley | Y | Musgrave | Y | Tebedo | Y |
Arnold | Y | Vacancy | * | Nichol | Y | Teck | Y |
Blickensderfer |
Y | Hernandez | Y | Owen | Y | Thiebaut | Y |
Chlouber | Y | Hillman | Y | Pascoe | Y | Wattenberg | Y |
Congrove | Y | Lacy | Y | Perlmutter | Y | Weddig | Y |
Dennis | Y | Lamborn | Y | Phillips | Y | Wham | Y |
Dyer | Y | Linkhart | Y | Reeves | Y | Mr. President |
Y |
Epps | Y | Martinez | Y | Rupert | Y |
A majority of all members elected to the Senate having voted in the affirmative, the bill
was declared PASSED.
Vacancy (*) shown as "Excused".
Co-sponsor: Hillman.
HB 99-1106 by Rep. Grossman; Senator Wattenberg--Enactment
of 1998 C.R.S.
The question being "Shall the bill pass?"
the roll was called with the following result:
YES 34 | NO 0 | EXCUSED 1 | ABSENT 0 | ||||
Anderson | Y | Evans | Y | Matsunaka | Y | Tanner | Y |
Andrews | Y | Feeley | Y | Musgrave | Y | Tebedo | Y |
Arnold | Y | Vacancy | * | Nichol | Y | Teck | Y |
Blickensderfer |
Y | Hernandez | Y | Owen | Y | Thiebaut | Y |
Chlouber | Y | Hillman | Y | Pascoe | Y | Wattenberg | Y |
Congrove | Y | Lacy | Y | Perlmutter | Y | Weddig | Y |
Dennis | Y | Lamborn | Y | Phillips | Y | Wham | Y |
Dyer | Y | Linkhart | Y | Reeves | Y | Mr. President |
Y |
Epps | Y | Martinez | Y | Rupert | Y |
A majority of all members elected to the Senate having voted in the affirmative, the bill
was declared PASSED.
Vacancy (*) shown as "Excused".
Co-sponsors: Hernandez, Pascoe.
SB 99-123 by Sen. Teck; Rep. Lee--Insurance Assignments
The question being "Shall the bill pass?"
the roll was called with the following result:
YES 34 | NO 0 | EXCUSED 1 | ABSENT 0 | ||||
Anderson | Y | Evans | Y | Matsunaka | Y | Tanner | Y |
Andrews | Y | Feeley | Y | Musgrave | Y | Tebedo | Y |
Arnold | Y | Vacancy | * | Nichol | Y | Teck | Y |
Blickensderfer |
Y | Hernandez | Y | Owen | Y | Thiebaut | Y |
Chlouber | Y | Hillman | Y | Pascoe | Y | Wattenberg | Y |
Congrove | Y | Lacy | Y | Perlmutter | Y | Weddig | Y |
Dennis | Y | Lamborn | Y | Phillips | Y | Wham | Y |
Dyer | Y | Linkhart | Y | Reeves | Y | Mr. President |
Y |
Epps | Y | Martinez | Y | Rupert | Y |
A majority of all members elected to the Senate having voted in the affirmative, the bill
was declared PASSED.
Vacancy (*) shown as "Excused".
HB 99-1080 by Rep. Smith; Senator Epps--PERA Purchase
Of Service Credit
The question being "Shall the bill pass?"
the roll was called with the following result:
YES 34 | NO 0 | EXCUSED 1 | ABSENT 0 | ||||
Anderson | Y | Evans | Y | Matsunaka | Y | Tanner | Y |
Andrews | Y | Feeley | Y | Musgrave | Y | Tebedo | Y |
Arnold | Y | Vacancy | * | Nichol | Y | Teck | Y |
Blickensderfer |
Y | Hernandez | Y | Owen | Y | Thiebaut | Y |
Chlouber | Y | Hillman | Y | Pascoe | Y | Wattenberg | Y |
Congrove | Y | Lacy | Y | Perlmutter | Y | Weddig | Y |
Dennis | Y | Lamborn | Y | Phillips | Y | Wham | Y |
Dyer | Y | Linkhart | Y | Reeves | Y | Mr. President |
Y |
Epps | Y | Martinez | Y | Rupert | Y |
A majority of all members elected to the Senate having voted in the affirmative, the bill
was declared PASSED.
Vacancy (*) shown as "Excused".
SB 99-174 by Sen. Grampsas--Repeal Sale Of ID Photos
Laid over until Wednesday, February 17, retaining
its place on the calendar.
SB 99-137 by Sen. Evans; Rep. Alexander--Authority
Over Animals In Shelters
The question being "Shall the bill pass?"
the roll was called with the following result:
YES 34 | NO 0 | EXCUSED 1 | ABSENT 0 | ||||
Anderson | Y | Evans | Y | Matsunaka | Y | Tanner | Y |
Andrews | Y | Feeley | Y | Musgrave | Y | Tebedo | Y |
Arnold | Y | Vacancy | * | Nichol | Y | Teck | Y |
Blickensderfer |
Y | Hernandez | Y | Owen | Y | Thiebaut | Y |
Chlouber | Y | Hillman | Y | Pascoe | Y | Wattenberg | Y |
Congrove | Y | Lacy | Y | Perlmutter | Y | Weddig | Y |
Dennis | Y | Lamborn | Y | Phillips | Y | Wham | Y |
Dyer | Y | Linkhart | Y | Reeves | Y | Mr. President |
Y |
Epps | Y | Martinez | Y | Rupert | Y |
A majority of all members elected to the Senate having voted in the affirmative, the bill
was declared PASSED.
Vacancy (*) shown as "Excused".
Co-sponsors: Chlouber, Epps, Hernandez, Wattenberg.
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On motion of Senator Blickensderfer, and with a two-thirds majority of those elected to the Senate having voted in the affirmative, SB99-175, 99-176, 99-177, 99-178, 99-179, 99-180, 99-181, 99-182, 99-183, 99-184, 99-185, 99-186, 99-187, 99-188, 99-189,
99-190, 99-191, 99-192, 99-193, 99-194, 99-195,
99-196, 99-197 were made Special Orders at 10:27 a.m.
Committee The hour of 10:27 a.m. having arrived, Senator Teck moved that the Senate resolve
of the itself into Committee of the Whole for consideration of Special Orders and Senator Teck
Whole was called to the Chair to act as Chairman.
SPECIAL ORDERS--SECOND READING OF BILLS--10:27 A.M.
The Committee of the Whole having risen, the Chairman reported that the following bills
reading at length having been dispensed with by unanimous consent, had been considered
and action taken thereon as follows:
SB 99-175 by Sen. Lacy; Rep. Tool--Suppl Approp Dept
Of Agriculture
Ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for
Third Reading and Final Passage.
SB 99-176 by Sen. Lacy; Rep. Tool--Suppl Approp Dept
Of Corrections
Ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for
Third Reading and Final Passage.
SB 99-177 by Sen. Lacy; Rep. Tool--Suppl Approp Dept
Of Education
Ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for
Third Reading and Final Passage.
SB 99-178 by Sen. Lacy; Rep. Tool--Suppl Approp Gov,
Lt Gov, OSPB
Amendment No. 1, Appropriations Committee Amendment
(Printed in Senate Journal, February 12, page 260.)
As amended, ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar
for Third Reading and Final Passage.
SB 99-179 by Sen. Lacy; Rep. Tool--Suppl Approp Dept
Of Health Policy & Fin
Ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for
Third Reading and Final Passage.
SB 99-180 by Sen. Lacy; Rep. Tool--Suppl Approp Dept
Of Human Servs
Ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for
Third Reading and Final Passage.
SB 99-181 by Sen. Lacy; Rep. Tool--Suppl Approp Judicial
Dept
Ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for
Third Reading and Final Passage.
SB 99-182 by Sen. Lacy; Rep. Tool--Suppl Approp Dept
Of Labor & Employment
Ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for
Third Reading and Final Passage.
SB 99-183 by Sen. Lacy; Rep. Tool--Suppl Approp Dept
Of Law
Ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for
Third Reading and Final Passage.
SB 99-184 by Sen. Lacy; Rep. Tool--Suppl Approp Legislative
Dept
Ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for
Third Reading and Final Passage.
SB 99-185 by Sen. Lacy; Rep. Tool--Suppl Approp Dept
Of Local Affairs
Ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for
Third Reading and Final Passage.
SB 99-186 by Sen. Lacy; Rep. Tool--Suppl Approp Dept
Of Military Affairs
Ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for
Third Reading and Final Passage.
SB 99-187 by Sen. Lacy; Rep. Tool--Suppl Approp Dept
Of Natural Resources
Ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for
Third Reading and Final Passage.
SB 99-188 by Sen. Lacy; Rep. Tool--Suppl Approp Dept
Of Personnel
Amendment No. 1, Appropriations Committee Amendment
(Printed in Senate Journal, February 12, page 261.)
As amended, ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar
for Third Reading and Final Passage.
SB 99-189 by Sen. Lacy; Rep. Tool--Suppl Approp Dept
Of Pub Health & Envir
Ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for
Third Reading and Final Passage.
SB 99-190 by Sen. Lacy; Rep. Tool--Suppl Approp Dept
Of Public Safety
Ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for
Third Reading and Final Passage.
SB 99-191 by Sen. Lacy; Rep. Tool--Suppl Approp Dept
Of Reg Agencies
Ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for
Third Reading and Final Passage.
SB 99-192 by Sen. Lacy; Rep. Tool--Suppl Approp Dept
Of Revenue
Ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for
Third Reading and Final Passage.
SB 99-193 by Sen. Lacy; Rep. Tool--Suppl Approp Dept
Of State
Ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for
Third Reading and Final Passage.
SB 99-194 by Sen. Lacy; Rep. Tool--Suppl Approp Dept
Of Transportation
Ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for
Third Reading and Final Passage.
SB 99-195 by Sen. Lacy; Rep. Tool--Suppl Approp Treasury
Dept
Ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for
Third Reading and Final Passage.
SB 99-196 by Sen. Lacy; Rep. Tool--Suppl Approp Capital
Construction
Ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for
Third Reading and Final Passage.
SB 99-197 by Sen. Blickensderfer; Rep. Dean--Leg.
Expenses and Appropriation
Amendment No. 1, Appropriations Committee Amendment
(Printed in Senate Journal, February 12, pages 261-262.)
As amended, ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar
for Third Reading and Final Passage.
ADOPTION OF THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE
WHOLE
On motion of Senator Teck, the Report of the Committee
of the Whole was adopted and, a majority of all members elected
having voted in the affirmative, the following action was taken:
SB99-175, 99-176, 99-177, 99-179, 99-180, 99-181, 99-182, 99-183, 99-184, 99-185,
99-186, 99-187, 99-189, 99-190, 99-191, 99-192, 99-193, 99-194, 99-195, 99-196, declared passed on Second Reading.
SB99-178, as amended, 99-188, as amended, 99-197, as amended, declared passed on
Second Reading.
Committee On motion of Senator Teck, the Senate resolved itself into Committee of the Whole
of the for consideration of General Orders and Senator Teck was called to the Chair to act
Whole as Chairman.
GENERAL ORDERS--SECOND READING OF BILLS
The Committee of the Whole having risen, the Chairman
reported that the following bills, reading at length having been
dispensed with by unanimous consent, had been considered and action
taken thereon as follows:
SB 99-156 by Sen. Musgrave; Rep. McKay--Carrying
Concealed Weapons
Laid over until Tuesday, February 16, retaining its
place on the calendar.
SB 99-091 by Sen. Hillman--County Land Use Regulation
Referendum
Amendment No. 1, Local Government Committee Amendment
(Printed in Senate Journal, February 3, pages 157-158.)
Amendment No. 1, by Senator Hillman
Amend printed bill, page 5, after line 23, insert the following:
"(8) NOTWITHSTANDING WHETHER A PETITION HAS OR
HAS NOT BEEN FILED PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION OR ANY OTHER PROVISION
OF THIS SECTION TO THE CONTRARY, A BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MAY, IN LIEU OF COMPLYING WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION,
DIRECTLY REFER A RESOLUTION IMPOSING A ZONING REGULATION OR BUILDING
CODE THAT, IF ADOPTED, WOULD BE SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THIS
SECTION TO THE ELIGIBLE ELECTORS FOR THEIR APPROVAL OR REJECTION.
SUCH ACTION SHALL, TO THE EXTENT POSSIBLE, COMPLY WITH ALL OTHER
APPLICABLE PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION.".
Amendment No. 2, by Senator Hillman
Amend printed bill, page 4, strike line 11, and substitute the
following:
"THE COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER SHALL DETERMINE THE SUFFICIENCY
OF THE PETITION. IF THE PETITION IS DECLARED SUFFICIENT, THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SHALL SUBMIT THE MEASURE TO".
Amendment No. 3, by Senator Hillman
Amend the Local Government Committee amendment, as printed in
Senate Journal, February 3, page 157, line 68, strike "VOTED
TO";" and substitute "VOTE";".
As amended, ordered engrossed and placed on the calendar for Third Reading and Final Passage. (For further action, see page 273 where the Hillman amendment to the Report of the Committee of the Whole was adopted and SB99-091, as amended, was laid over until
Tuesday, February 16, retaining its place.)
The following bills on the General Orders calendar
of Monday, February 15, were laid over until Tuesday, February
16, retaining their place on the calendar:
SB99-014, 99-170, 99-159, 99-168, 99-118, 99-106, 99-172, 99-120, 99-161, 99-070,
99-072, 99-004, 99-080.
AMENDMENT TO THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF
THE WHOLE
SB 99-091 by Sen. Hillman--County Land Use Regulation
Referendum
Senator Hillman moved to amend the Report of the Committee of the Whole to show that
SB99-091, as amended, was laid over until Tuesday,
February 16, retaining its place.
A majority of all members elected to the Senate having
voted in the affirmative, the amendment was adopted.
ADOPTION OF THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE
WHOLE
On motion of Senator Teck, the Report of the Committee
of the Whole, as amended, was adopted and, a majority of all members
elected having voted in the affirmative, the following action
was taken:
SB99-156 , 99-014, 99-170, 99-159, 99-168, 99-118, 99-106, 99-172, 99-120,
99-161, 99-070, 99-072, 99-004, 99-080, laid over until Tuesday, February 16,
retaining their place on the calendar.
SB99-091, as amended, laid over until Tuesday,
February 16, retaining its place.
COMMITTEE OF REFERENCE REPORTS
Health, After consideration on the merits, the committee recommends that SB99-141 be
Environment, amended as follows and, as so amended, be referred to the Committee of the Whole with
Welfare and favorable recommendation:
Institutions
Amend printed bill, page 2, line 10, strike "with chronic,
disabling, or life threatening conditions";
line 11, after "specialist" insert "or specialized
treatment center";
strike line 18, and substitute "specialists for insureds
for a period no more than twelve months.";
strike line 19;
line 24, strike "A CARRIER'S" and substitute "IF
THE HEALTH BENEFIT PLAN PROVIDES COVERAGE FOR A SECOND OPINION,
A CARRIER'S".
Page 3, strike lines 3 and 4, and substitute the following:
"THE DENIAL AND REQUEST A SECOND OPINION.";
line 5, strike "PENALIZE" and substitute "PENALIZE,";
line 6, strike "DISAFFILIATION" and substitute "DISAFFILIATION,";
line 9, strike "PENALIZED" and substitute "PENALIZED,";
line 10, strike "DISAFFILIATION" and substitute "DISAFFILIATION,";
line 11, strike "PERSON WITH A CHRONIC," and substitute
"PERSON.";
strike line 12;
line 20, strike "WITH A";
line 21, strike "CHRONIC, DISABLING, OR LIFE THREATENING
CONDITION";
strike line 23 and substitute the following:
"PARTICIPATING SPECIALIST OR SPECIALIZED TREATMENT CENTER
FOR MEDICALLY NECESSARY TREATMENT.";
line 24, strike "OR LIFE THREATENING CONDITION.";
line 25, after "SPECIALIST," insert " AND COVERED
PERSON,".
Page 4, line 1, after "REFERRAL.", insert "THE
STANDING REFERRAL SHALL BE FOR A PERIOD NO MORE THAN TWELVE MONTHS.";
line 2, after "SPECIALIST", insert "OR SPECIALIZED
TREATMENT CENTER";
strike lines 3 and 4, and substitute the following:
"CARE PROVIDER FOR PRIMARY CARE.";
strike lines 11 through 14 and substitute the following:
"SPECIALIST OR SPECIALIZED TREATMENT CENTER FOR CONTINUOUS
TREATMENT OF A COVERED PERSON.";
line 18, strike "treatment" and substitute "treatment,
STANDING REFERRALS,";
strike line 25, and substitute the following:
"COVERAGE, IF SUCH SECOND OPINION IS PROVIDED UNDER THE HEALTH
BENEFIT PLAN.".
Page 1, line 103, strike "WITH A";
line 104, strike "CHRONIC, DISABLING, OR LIFE THREATENING
CONDITION".
Health, After consideration on the merits, the committee recommends that SB99-158 be
Environment, amended as follows and, as so amended, be referred to the Committee on Appropriations
Welfare and with favorable recommendation:
Institutions
Amend printed bill, page 2, line 10 strike "SPINAL"
and substitute "THRUST";
line 11, strike "OR ADJUSTMENT";
line 12, after the period, add "AN INTERIM COMMITTEE IS HEREBY
CREATED TO ACCOMPLISH THESE PURPOSES. THE COMMITTEE SHALL ESTABLISH
THE EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS, THE STANDARD OF PRACTICE, THE ACCREDITATION
REQUIREMENTS, AND THE TRAINING REQUIREMENTS NEEDED TO PERFORM
THRUST MANIPULATION. THE INTERIM COMMITTEE IS NOT LIMITED TO
THE ABOVE SUBJECTS OF STUDY, BUT MAY CONSIDER OTHER RELATED ISSUES
IN ORDER TO ESTABLISH ADEQUATE STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS.";
strike lines 14 through 24, and substitute the following:
"CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES:
(1) "THRUST MANIPULATION" IS A MANUAL MEDICINE
OR THERAPY PROCEDURE UTILIZING DIRECTED, BRIEF, AND SUDDEN IMPULSION
OR FORCE APPLIED TO A JOINT, COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS ADJUSTMENT,
HIGH-VELOCITY LOW-AMPLITUDE MOBILIZATION WITH IMPULSE, AND GRADE
V MOBILIZATION.
12-43.2-103. Thrust manipulation interim committee
- creation - repeal. (1) IN ORDER TO PROTECT THE
PUBLIC FROM THE UNAUTHORIZED, UNQUALIFIED, AND IMPROPER APPLICATION
OF THRUST MANIPULATION, THERE IS HEREBY CREATED THE THRUST MANIPULATION
INTERIM COMMITTEE, REFERRED TO IN THIS SECTION AS THE COMMITTEE.
(2) (a) THE COMMITTEE SHALL BE COMPOSED OF SIX
MEMBERS. THE GOVERNOR SHALL APPOINT ONE REPRESENTATIVE OF MEDICAL
DOCTORS, ONE REPRESENTATIVE OF DOCTORS OF OSTEOPATHY, ONE REPRESENTATIVE
OF DOCTORS OF CHIROPRACTIC, AND ONE REPRESENTATIVE OF PHYSICAL
THERAPISTS. ONE MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE SHALL BE APPOINTED FROM
THE SENATE AND ONE MEMBER SHALL BE APPOINTED FROM THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES. THE MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE FROM THE SENATE
AND THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SHALL BE CHOSEN IN THE SAME MANNER
AS MEMBERS OF STANDING COMMITTEES ARE CHOSEN.
(b) PRIVATE SECTOR MEMBERS SHALL RECEIVE NO COMPENSATION
FOR THEIR SERVICES. LEGISLATIVE MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE SHALL
SERVE WITHOUT COMPENSATION BUT SHALL BE REIMBURSED FOR ALL NECESSARY
EXPENSES INCURRED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THEIR DUTIES. LEGISLATIVE
MEMBERS SHALL RECEIVE REIMBURSEMENT FOR NO MORE THAN SIX MEETINGS.
(c) THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND
THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE SHALL JOINTLY DESIGNATE ONE MEMBER
OF THE COMMITTEE TO SERVE AS THE CHAIRPERSON OF THE COMMITTEE.
(3) THE COMMITTEE SHALL HOLD ITS FIRST MEETING IN JULY,
1999, AND SHALL MEET AT LEAST THREE TIMES DURING THE INTERIM BETWEEN
SESSIONS TO FULFILL ITS RESPONSIBILITIES UNDER THIS SECTION.
(4) (a) ALL EXPENDITURES INCURRED IN THE CONDUCT
OF THE ACTIVITIES OF THE INTERIM COMMITTEE UNDER THIS SECTION
SHALL BE APPROVED BY THE CHAIR OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL AND
PAID BY VOUCHERS AND WARRANTS DRAWN AS PROVIDED BY LAW FROM FUNDS
ALLOCATED TO THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL FOR LEGISLATIVE STUDIES FROM
APPROPRIATIONS MADE BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
(b) IN CONDUCTING THE ACTIVITIES OF THE TASK FORCE
UNDER THIS SECTION, THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL MAY ACCEPT AND EXPEND
FEDERAL FUNDS, GRANTS, GIFTS, AND DONATIONS FOR PURPOSES OF THIS
SECTION.
(5) THE COMMITTEE SHALL MAKE FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
REGARDING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF UNIFORM EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND
ACCREDITATION STANDARDS REQUIRED TO PERFORM THRUST MANIPULATION,
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY NECESSARY LEGISLATION, AND SHALL
SUBMIT A WRITTEN REPORT ON THE COMMITTEE'S FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 15, 1999. LEGISLATION
RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE SHALL BE TREATED AS LEGISLATION RECOMMENDED
BY ANY OTHER LEGISLATIVE INTERIM COMMITTEE FOR PURPOSES OF ANY
INTRODUCTION DEADLINES OR BILL LIMITATIONS IMPOSED BY THE JOINT
RULES OF THE SENATE AND THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
(6) THIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1,
2000.".
Strike pages 3 through 5.
Page 6, strike lines 1 through 5.
Page 1, line 101, strike "MANIPULATION,", and substitute
"MANIPULATION.";
strike lines 102 through 103.
Health, After consideration on the merits, the committee recommends that SB99-132 be
Environment, amended as follows and, as so amended, be referred to the Committee on Appropriations
Welfare and with favorable recommendation:
Institutions
Amend printed bill, page 3, strike lines 2 through 4 and substitute
the following:
"SECTION 1. Article 75 of title 24, Colorado
Revised Statutes, is amended BY THE ADDITION OF A NEW PART to
read:
PART 12
TOBACCO SETTLEMENT FUNDS
24751201. Legislative declaration. (1) THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY HEREBY FINDS AND DECLARES THAT, PURSUANT TO THE MASTER SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT BETWEEN SEVERAL STATES, INCLUDING COLORADO, AND CERTAIN TOBACCO COMPANIES, THE STATE WILL RECEIVE SUBSTANTIAL MONEYS FOR SEVERAL YEARS, AND THAT SUCH MONEYS MAY BE REDUCED BASED ON DECREASED SALES OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS. THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FURTHER FINDS THAT SUCH MONEYS WILL ENABLE COLORADO TO ENACT TOBACCO USE PREVENTION, EDUCATION, AND CESSATION PROGRAMS, AND RELATED HEALTH PROGRAMS, AND THAT SUCH PROGRAMS MUST INVOLVE COSTEFFECTIVE PROGRAMS AT THE STATE AND LOCAL LEVELS. FOR SUCH PURPOSES, THE POLICIES IN THIS SECTION SHALL APPLY TO ALL MONEYS RECEIVED BY THE STATE FROM THE MASTER SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT.
2475102. Definitions. AS USED IN THIS PART
12:
(1) "MASTER SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT" MEANS THE
MASTER SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT, THE SMOKELESS TOBACCO MASTER SETTLEMENT
AGREEMENT, AND THE CONSENT DECREE APPROVED AND ENTERED BY THE
COURT IN THE CASE DENOMINATED STATE OF COLORADO, EX REL. GALE
A. NORTON, ATTORNEY GENERAL V. R.J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.; AMERICAN
TOBACCO CO., INC.; BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORP.; LIGGETT
GROUP INC.; LORILLARD TOBACCO COMPANY; PHILLIP MORRIS, INC.; UNITED
STATES TOBACCO CO.; B.A.T. INDUSTRIES, P.L.C.; THE COUNCIL FOR
TOBACCO RESEARCHU.S.A., INC.; AND TOBACCO INSTITUTE,
INC., CASE NO. 97 CV 3432, IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF DENVER.
(2) "SETTLEMENT MONEYS" MEANS THE MONEYS
RECEIVED PURSUANT TO THE MASTER SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT.
(3) "TOBACCO SETTLEMENT PROGRAMS" MEANS ANY
PROGRAM THAT RECEIVES APPROPRIATIONS FROM MONEYS RECEIVED BY THE
STATE PURSUANT TO THE MASTER SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT.
24751203. Policy on use of tobacco
settlement funds. (1) NO TOBACCO SETTLEMENT MONEYS
SHALL BE USED FOR A TOBACCO SETTLEMENT PROGRAM UNLESS SUCH PROGRAM
IS EXPRESSLY AUTHORIZED BY STATUTE OR IS WITHIN THE AUTHORITY
OF THE DEPARTMENT OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT REQUESTING FUNDING. NOTHING
IN THIS PART 12 NOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF ANY SETTLEMENT PROGRAM
SHALL BE DEEMED TO CREATE AN ENTITLEMENT TO SERVICES OR FUNDING
UNDER THIS SECTION OR OTHER STATE LAW.
(2) LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ARE AN INTEGRAL PARTICIPANT IN
THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF ANY TOBACCO PREVENTION,
EDUCATION, AND CESSATION PROGRAMS. IN ADDITION TO THE ABILITY
TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY STATE PROGRAMS, A PORTION OF THE SETTLEMENT
MONEYS MAY BE DEDICATED TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FOR TOBACCO USE PREVENTION,
EDUCATION, AND CESSATION PROGRAMS AND RELATED HEALTH PROGRAMS.
(3) ALL MONEYS RECEIVED BY THE STATE FROM THE MASTER SETTLEMENT
AGREEMENT SHALL BE DEDICATED TO IMPROVING THE HEALTH OF THE CITIZENS
OF COLORADO, INCLUDING TOBACCO USE PREVENTION, EDUCATION, AND
CESSATION PROGRAMS AND RELATED HEALTH PROGRAMS. SUCH MONEYS ARE
INTENDED TO SUPPLEMENT ANY MONEYS APPROPRIATED TO HEALTHRELATED
PROGRAMS ESTABLISHED PRIOR TO THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ACT.
(4) SINCE THE AMOUNT OF MONEYS TO BE RECEIVED BY THE
STATE IS UNCERTAIN, A PORTION OF THE SETTLEMENT MONEYS SHALL BE
PLACED IN AN ENDOWMENT TRUST FUND, WITH THE PRINCIPLE AND INTEREST
REINVESTED IN THE TRUST FUND FOR TWENTYFIVE YEARS.
(5) A PORTION OF THE SETTLEMENT MONEYS SHALL BE USED
TO STRENGTHEN AND ENHANCE THE HEALTH OF ALL RESIDENTS OF COLORADO
BY SUPPLEMENTING AND EXPANDING STATEWIDE AND LOCAL PUBLIC HEALTH
PROGRAMS.
(6) A PORTION OF THE SETTLEMENT MONEYS SHALL BE ALLOCATED
TO THE TREATMENT OF TOBACCORELATED HEALTH PROBLEMS, INCLUDING
SPECIFICALLY, PROGRAMS DESIGNED FOR TOBACCO USE PREVENTION, REDUCTION,
CESSATION, AND EDUCATION AND THE REDUCTION OF SECONDHAND
SMOKE.
(7) A PORTION OF THE SETTLEMENT MONEYS SHALL BE INVESTED
IN TOBACCORELATED INSTATE RESEARCH INCLUDING, BUT
NOT LIMITED TO, DISEASE, ILLNESS, EDUCATION, EVALUATION, CESSATION,
AND PREVENTION.".
Page 4, strike lines 1 through 11.
Page 6, line 10, strike "REDUCE" and substitute "ADJUST";
after line 19, insert the following:
"(4) THE STATE BOARD SHALL ADOPT RULES TO ENSURE
THAT NO PERSON WHO IS INVOLVED IN EVALUATING TOBACCO SETTLEMENT
PROGRAMS PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION HAS A CONFLICT OF INTEREST IN
CONDUCTING SUCH EVALUATIONS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY
CONFLICT INVOLVING THE PERSON AND THE RECIPIENT OF ANY TOBACCO
SETTLEMENT PROGRAM MONEYS AND ANY CONFLICT INVOLVING THE PERSON
AND THE TOBACCO INDUSTRY. IF THE STATE BOARD DETERMINES THAT
A PERSON HAS A CONFLICT, AS DESCRIBED BY RULE, THE STATE BOARD
SHALL PROHIBIT THAT PERSON FROM PARTICIPATING IN ANY REVIEWS THAT
MAY BE INFLUENCED BY THE CONFLICT.".
Page 8, after line 21, insert the following:
"(7) THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL ANNUALLY APPROPRIATE
TO THE STATE AUDITORS OFFICE A PORTION OF THE MONEYS RECEIVED
BY THE STATE PURSUANT TO THE MASTER SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT TO OFFSET
THE COSTS INCURRED IN IMPLEMENTING THIS SECTION.".
Page 11, line 5, before the second "NURSE", insert "PROFESSIONAL".
Page 13, line 5, strike "PROGRAM." and substitute "PROGRAM
AND THEIR CHILDREN.".
Page 19, line 26, strike "TO ___ PERCENT" and substitute
"TO TWENTY PERCENT".
Page 20, after line 1, insert the following:
"SECTION 8. 2619107 (1)
(a), Colorado Revised Statutes, is amended to read:
2619107. Duties of the department
schedule of services premiums copayments
subsidies. (1) In addition to any other duties
pursuant to this article, the department shall have the following
duties:
(a) (I) To design, on or after April 21, 1998,
and from time to time revise, a schedule of health care services
included in the plan and to propose said schedule to the policy
board for approval or modification. The schedule of health care
services as proposed by the department and approved by the policy
board shall include, but shall not be limited to, preventive care,
physician services, inpatient and outpatient hospital services,
prescription drugs and medications, and other services that may
be medically necessary for the health of enrollees. The department
shall design and revise this schedule of health care services
included in the plan to be similar to the basic and standard health
benefit plans defined in section 1016102 (4) and (42),
C.R.S.
(II) IN ADDITION TO THE ITEMS SPECIFIED IN SUBPARAGRAPH
(I) OF THIS PARAGRAPH (a) AND ANY ADDITIONAL ITEMS APPROVED BY
THE POLICY BOARD, ON AND AFTER JULY 1, 2001, THE SCHEDULE OF HEALTH
CARE SERVICES SHALL INCLUDE DENTAL SERVICES.".
Renumber succeeding sections accordingly.
Page 22, line 7, before the second "NURSE", insert "PROFESSIONAL";
line 17, after "(3)", insert "(a)";
line 20, strike "TO OFFSET THE COSTS OF EMPLOYING SCHOOL
NURSES." and substitute "TO EXPAND THE AVAILABILITY
OF SCHOOL NURSE SERVICES.".
Page 23, after line 2, insert the following:
"(b) ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 15 OF EACH YEAR, THE
COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION SHALL CERTIFY TO THE DEPARTMENT THE
PUPIL ENROLLMENT FOR EACH SCHOOL DISTRICT IN THE STATE AS OF THE
PRECEDING OCTOBER.";
strike lines 24 through 26 and substitute the following:
"SECTION 12. 222112 (1),
Colorado Revised Statutes, is amended BY THE ADDITION OF A NEW
PARAGRAPH to read:
222112. Commissioner duties.
(1) Subject to the supervision of the state board,
the commissioner has the following duties:
(p) TO CERTIFY TO THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND
ENVIRONMENT, ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 15 OF EACH YEAR, THE PUPIL
ENROLLMENT FOR EACH SCHOOL DISTRICT IN THE STATE AS OF THE PRECEDING
OCTOBER FOR PURPOSES OF ALLOCATING THE MONEYS IN THE SCHOOL NURSE
FUND PURSUANT TO SECTION 251107.8, C.R.S.".
Page 24, strike lines 1 through 8 and substitute the following:
"SECTION 13. 2225102, Colorado Revised
Statutes, is amended BY THE ADDITION OF A NEW SUBSECTION to read:
2225102. Legislative declaration.
(1.5) THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY HEREBY RECOGNIZES THE HIGH";
strike lines 20 through 22 and substitute the following:
"ASSEMBLY THEREFORE FINDS AND DECLARES THAT THE IMPLEMENTATION
OF AGGRESSIVE TOBACCO PREVENTION, EDUCATION, AND CESSATION PROGRAMS
BEGINNING WITH KINDERGARTEN AND CONTINUING THROUGH TWELFTH GRADE
IS NECESSARY TO ASSIST YOUNG PEOPLE IN AVOIDING AND ENDING TOBACCO
USE.";
line 23, strike "TWELFTH GRADE.".
Page 25, after line 1, insert the following:
"SECTION 14. 2225104 (3) (b) (I), Colorado
Revised Statutes, is amended to read:
2225104. Colorado comprehensive health
education program role of department of education
recommended curriculum guidelines allocation of funds
rules and regulations. (3) (b) The guidelines
developed by the department of education pursuant to paragraph
(a) of this subsection (3) shall include, but shall not be limited
to, the following for preschool, kindergarten, and grades one
through twelve:
(I) The recommended information and topics to be covered
in the local comprehensive health education program, INCLUDING
BUT NOT LIMITED TO TOBACCORELATED TOPICS AND CURRICULUM,
and the recommended methods of instruction to be used by teachers
for such program;
SECTION 15. 2225105 (1), Colorado Revised
Statutes, is amended to read:
2225105. Review of local comprehensive
health education programs allocation of funds by the state
board of education. (1) Any school district or
board of cooperative services which is seeking funding for a local
comprehensive health education program under this article shall
file an application with the department of education in such form
as the department of education shall require. Such application,
AT A MINIMUM, shall include provisions for the implementation
of:
(a) A TOBACCO USE PREVENTION, EDUCATION, AND CESSATION
PROGRAM, WHICH MAY INCLUDE CONTRACTING WITH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS THAT HAVE EXPERTISE IN TOBACCO USE PREVENTION,
EDUCATION, AND CESSATION STRATEGIES; AND
(b) A lawrelated education program for the purpose
of reducing the incidence of gang involvement and substance abuse
by students through education.".
Renumber succeeding sections accordingly.
Page 30, line13, strike "EIGHT" and substitute "NINE";
line 16, strike "THREE" and substitute "TWO";
line 26, strike "ONE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS" and substitute
"TWO MEMBERS WHO REPRESENT".
Page 31, line 1, strike "DISEASES." and substitute "DISEASES;";
after line 1, insert the following:
"(g) ONE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS AN INSTITUTION
THAT CONDUCTS RESEARCH ON TOBACCORELATED ISSUES AFFECTING
CHILDREN AND YOUTH.";
line 3, strike "SCIENTISTS AND" and substitute "SCIENTISTS,";
line 4, strike "INQUIRY." and substitute "INQUIRY,
AND WORKING IN THIS STATE WITH A COLORADOBASED ENTITY.".
Page 33, after line 6, insert the following:
"(II) RESEARCH CONDUCTED TO IMPROVE THE EARLY
DETECTION AND TREATMENT OF TOBACCORELATED DISEASE;";
line 7, strike "(II)" and substitute "(III)".
Page 34, line 2, after "COUNSELING", insert "AND
OTHER";
line 13, strike "RESEARCH" and substitute "TOBACCORELATED
RESEARCH";
strike line 26.
Page 35, strike lines 1 through 4;
line 7, strike "STATE TREASURY" and substitute "OFFICE
OF THE TREASURER OF THE UNIVERSITY".
Page 36, strike lines 14 through 18.
Page 37, line 11, strike "CAMPUS AND INSTITUTION" and
substitute "INSTITUTION AND ORGANIZATION".
Page 39, line 10, strike "CESSATION, AND CESSATION ENFORCEMENT"
and substitute "AND CESSATION".
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE:
February 15, 1999
Mr. President:
The House has passed on Third Reading and transmitted to the Revisor of Statutes HB99-1039, amended as printed in House Journal, February 12, page 439;
HB99-1111, amended as printed in House Journal, February 12, page 439;
HB99-1122, amended as printed in House Journal, February 12, page 442;
HB99-1158, amended as printed in House Journal, February 12, page 442;
HB99-1181, amended as printed in House Journal, February 12, page 439;
HB99-1192, amended as printed in House Journal, February 12, pages 442-443;
HB99-1305, amended as printed in House Journal, February 12, pages 438-439.
INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTION
The following resolution was read by title and
referred to the committee indicated:
SJR 99-013 by Senators Dyer, Powers, and Grampsas; also Representatives Larson and Alexander--Concerning naming the division of youth corrections facility after Senator Robert E. DeNier.
Judiciary
Senate in recess.
Senate reconvened.
MESSAGE FROM THE REVISOR
February 15, 1999
We herewith transmit:
without comment, as amended, HB99-1039, 1111, 1122, 1158, 1181, 1192, and 1305.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS--FIRST READING
The following bills were read by title and referred
to the committees indicated:
Education
Appropriations
HB 99-1111 by Representatives Alexander, Johnson, Miller, Smith, Spradley, and Taylor; also Senator Chlouber--Concerning the captive wildlife and alternative livestock board, and, in connection therewith, extending the termination date of the board and modifying the cervidae disease revolving fund administered pursuant to recommendations of the board.
Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Energy
Appropriations
HB 99-1122 by Representative Webster; also Senator Chlouber--Concerning the imposition of limitations on the authority of governing bodies of municipalities to regulate agricultural businesses.
Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Energy
HB 99-1158 by Representatives Morrison, May, McElhany, Swenson, and S. Williams; also Senators Reeves, Evans, and Teck--Concerning the operation of motor vehicles by persons under eighteen years of age, and, in connection therewith, establishing certain driving restrictions for persons with minor driver's licenses.
Transportation
Appropriations
HB 99-1181 by Representative Plant; also Senator Dennis--Concerning emissions control requirements for government-owned motor vehicles.
Transportation
Appropriations
HB 99-1192 by Representatives Stengel, Fairbank, Kester, Lee, McElhany, Mitchell, and Spence; also Senator Anderson--Concerning regulatory impairment of property rights.
Local Government
JOURNAL CORRECTIONS
Amend Senate Journal, February 11, page 235, strike lines 31 thru 35 and substitute the
following:
Agriculture, After consideration on the merits, the committee recommends that SB99-173 be
Natural amended as follows and, as so amended, be referred to the Committee on Appropriations
Resources with favorable recommendation:
and Energy
Amend Senate Journal, February 11, page 235, after
line 72, insert the following:
"basin. The plan for the scoping study shall
be developed by the board in".
On motion of Senator Blickensderfer, the Senate adjourned until 9:00 a.m., Tuesday,
February 16, 1999.
Approved:
Ray Powers
President of the Senate
Attest:
Patricia K. Dicks
Secretary of the Senate