Committee Minutes - Commerce and Labor Committee (March 10, 2021)

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Committee minutes of the House Commerce and Labor Committee for a meeting dated March 10, 2021, with Dick Stein as Chairperson. The minutes record the third hearing on HB 23, where amendment AM134-0074 was accepted without objection, and the second hearing on HB 46, with proponent testimony from Joe Hollabaugh, director of governmental affairs of the Ohio Licensed Beverage Association. For HB 76, amendment AM134-0528 was accepted without objection and a motion by Vice Chair Johnson to report the bill favorably back to the Rules and Reference Committee passed with eight yes votes and no nay votes. The minutes close with adjournment.

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                                    Committee Minutes

COMMITTEE:            Commerce and Labor
CHAIRPERSON:          Dick Stein
DATE:                 March 10, 2021
TIME:                 3:00 PM
ROOM:                 Room 017

Chairman Stein Called the House Commerce and Labor Committee to order at 4:23 pm. The
Clerk called the roll and a quorum was present. The minutes from the March 3, 2021 committee
were accepted without objection.

Chairman Stein brought up HB 23 for its third hearing. The Chairman recognized Vice Chair
Johnson for the purpose of a motion to accept amendment AM134-0074. The amendment was
accepted without objection. With no further action, that concluded the third hearing on HB 23.

Chairman Stein brought up HB 46 for its second hearing. Joe Hollabaugh, director of
governmental affairs of the Ohio Licensed Beverage Association provide proponent testimony.
Questions were asked by the committee and were answered by Mr. Hollabaugh. The Chairman
pointed out the written testimony by several proponents. With no further questions, that
concluded the second hearing on HB 46. The

Chairman Stein brought up HB 76 for its second hearing. The Chairman recognized Vice Chair
Johnson for the purpose of a motion to accept amendment AM134-0528. The amendment was
accepted without objection. Again, the Chairman recognized Vice Chairman Johnson. Mr.
Johnson moved that HB 76 would be favorably be reported back to the Rules and Reference
Committee. The Clerk called the roll. With eight yes votes and no nay votes, the bill was
favorably referred back to the Rules and Reference Committee. The roll was left open until noon
of the following day. With no further questions, that concluded the second hearing on HB 76.

Seeing no further business to be brought before the committee, the House Commerce and Labor
Committee was adjourned at 4:33 pm.




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
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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