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Minutes — House Commerce and Labor Committee (February 5, 2020)

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Committee minutes of the Commerce and Labor Committee, chaired by Gayle Manning, for a meeting dated February 5, 2020, in Room 114. The minutes record House Bill 442 called for its first hearing with sponsor testimony from Representative Roemer and Representative West. They record amendments AM 1674X1 and AM 1760X1 added to House Bill 263, which was favorably reported with a vote of 14-0 to the Committee on Rules and Reference. They also record House Bill 199 favorably reported with a vote of 13-1 and a committee adjournment at 3:33 PM.

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                                     Committee Minutes

COMMITTEE:             Commerce and Labor
CHAIRPERSON:           Gayle Manning
DATE:                  February 5, 2020
TIME:                  1:30 PM
ROOM:                  Room 114

Chair Manning called the meeting of the House Commerce and Labor Committee to order at
2:09 PM. A quorum was present. The minutes from the previous meeting were read and approved
without objection.

The Chair called House Bill 442 for its first hearing. Representative Roemer was present and
gave sponsor testimony.

The Chair recessed the committee at 2:16 PM. The Chair reconvened the committee at 2:37 PM.

Representative West was present and gave sponsor testimony. Representative Roemer and
Representative West responded to questions from committee members.

The Chair called House Bill 263 for its fifth hearing.

The Chair called upon Vice Chair Dean who motioned to amend with AM 1674X1.
Representative Patton seconded the motion. Without objection, the amendment became part of
the bill.

The Chair called upon Vice Chair Dean who motioned to amend with AM 1760X1.
Representative Patton seconded the motion. Without objection, the amendment became part of
the bill.

Mr. Jeremy Simpson, Ohio Community Corrections Association, was present and provided
proponent testimony. There were no questions from committee members.

The Chair called on Vice Chair Dean for a motion. Vice Chair Dean moved that the Commerce
and Labor Committee favorably report Amended House Bill 263 to the Committee on Rules and


Cc:                    House Clerk Committee Members
                       Committee Clerk      Speaker's Office
                       Assistant Majority Floor Leader's Office Caucus Staff
                       Bill Sponsor Legislative Information Systems
                       LSC Press Room
                       Minority Leader's Office
Reference. The Chair called the roll. Amended House Bill 263 was favorably reported with a
vote of 14-0.

The Chair called House Bill 199 for its fifth hearing. Representative Patton motioned to
favorably report House Bill 199 to the Committee on Rules and Reference. Representative Stein
seconded the motion. The Chair called the roll. House Bill was favorably reported with a vote of
13-1.

The Chair called House Bill 380 for its third hearing. The Chair called on Representative
Sweeney for a motion. Representative Sweeney moved to amend with AM 1576. Representative
K. Smith seconded the motion. Without objection, the amendment became part of the bill.

Ms. Andrea Ashley, Associated General Contractors of Ohio, was present and provided interested
party testimony. There were no questions from committee members.

The Chair called House Bill 253 for its third hearing. Dr. Bill Cotton, Ohio Chapter of the
American Academy of Pediatrics, was present and provided opponent testimony. There were no
questions from committee members.

Ms. Sherill Williams, Prevent Blindness Ohio, provided opponent testimony. There were no
questions from committee members.

Mr. Joe Posey, Citizen of Ohio, submitted written opponent testimony. There were no questions
from committee members.

Ms. Nichole Coleman, Citizen of Ohio, submitted written opponent testimony. There were no
questions from committee members.

Mr. Eric Rathburn, Citizen of Ohio, submitted written opponent testimony. There were no
questions from committee members.

Mr. Jay Northup, Citizen of Ohio, submitted written opponent testimony. There were no
questions from committee members.

Ms. Corey Roscoe, The Human Society of the United States, submitted written interested party
testimony. There were no questions from committee members.

With no further business, the committee adjourned at 3:33 PM.




Gayle Manning, Chair


Cc:                    House Clerk Committee Members
                       Committee Clerk      Speaker's Office
                       Assistant Majority Floor Leader's Office Caucus Staff
                       Bill Sponsor Legislative Information Systems
                       LSC Press Room
                       Minority Leader's Office
Committee Secretary




Cc:                   House Clerk Committee Members
                      Committee Clerk      Speaker's Office
                      Assistant Majority Floor Leader's Office Caucus Staff
                      Bill Sponsor Legislative Information Systems
                      LSC Press Room
                      Minority Leader's Office


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