Committee Minutes - Commerce and Labor (March 3, 2021)
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Committee minutes of the Commerce and Labor Committee for March 3, 2021, in Room 017, with Dick Stein as Chairperson. The minutes record first hearings on HB 78 (sponsor testimony from Chairman Jim Hughes), HB 164 (Representatives Manchester and Riedel) and HB 107 (Representative Baldridge). HB 68 received a second hearing, with proponent testimony called from Andrea Ashley, Tim Farber, Valerie Pope and Beth Lear, and the Chairman noted additional proponent written-only testimony. The committee was adjourned at 4:42 pm.
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Committee Minutes
COMMITTEE: Commerce and Labor
CHAIRPERSON: Dick Stein
DATE: March 3, 2021
TIME: 2:30 PM
ROOM: Room 017
Chairman Stein Called the House Commerce and Labor Committee to order at 3:08 pm. The
Clerk called the roll and a quorum was present. The minutes were accepted without objection.
Chairman Stein brought up HB 78 for its first hearing. Chairman Jim Hughes provided sponsor
testimony. Questions were asked of the committee and answered by the staff of the Industrial
Commission. With no further questions, that concluded the first hearing on HB 78.
Chairman Stein brought up HB 164 for its first hearing. Representatives Manchester and Riedel
respectively provided sponsor testimony. Questions were asked of the committee and answered
by the sponsors of the bill. With no further questions, that concluded the first hearing on HB 164.
Chairman Stein brought up HB 107 for its first hearing. Representative Baldridge provided
sponsor testimony . Questions were asked of the committee and answered by the sponsor.
With no further questions, that concluded the first hearing on HB 107.
Chairman Stein brought up HB 68 for its second hearing. The Chairman called Andrea Ashley, to
provide proponent testimony. Questions were asked of the committee and answered by the
witness. The Chairman then called Tim Farber, to provide proponent testimony. Questions were
asked of the committee and answered by the witness. The Chairman then called Valerie Pope, to
provide proponent testimony. Questions were asked of the committee and answered by the
witness. The Chairman then called Beth Lear, to provide proponent testimony. Questions were
asked of the committee and answered by the witness. Chairman Stein noted that there was
additional proponent written-only testimony submitted as well.
Seeing no further business to be brought before the committee, the House Commerce and Labor
Committee was adjourned at 4:42 pm.
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Dick Stein, Chair
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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