Executive Session Chart - Senate Business, Trade & Economic Development Committee (January 28th, 2026)
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This is the Executive Session Chart of the Senate Business, Trade & Economic Development Committee for January 28th, 2026. For SB 6061, Tourism assessment, the PSSB A amendment effect adds full-service restaurant locations with revenues exceeding $5 million dollars per year, and retailer locations with revenues exceeding $5 million dollars per year, to the definition of tourism businesses. It also clarifies that the WTMA must give substantial weight to the design developed by the Ratepayer Oversight Board and conforms the enforcement process with the commodity commission processes. Amendment A.1 authorizes local tourism promotion areas to contribute to the tourism assessment account. The chart lists SB 6137, Regulated sports wagering, with no amendments.
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Senate Business, Trade & Economic Development Committee
Executive Session Chart
January 28th, 2026
Bill Abbreviated Title Amendment/ Amendment Effect Analyst/ Referral
Sponsor Attorney
SB 6061 Tourism assessment Effect: William B. Rules
PSSB A 1) Adds the following industries to
the definition of “tourism businesses:
Kauffman
• full-service restaurant locations
with revenues exceeding $5 million
dollars per year, and
• retailer locations with revenues
exceeding $5 million dollars per year.
2) Removes the Tourism Self-
Supported Advisory Board from
decisions regarding the removal of
WTMA board members for neglect of
duty.
3) Clarifies that the WTMA must give
substantial weight to the design
developed by the Ratepayer
Oversight Board when establishing
the self-supported assessment
program.
4) Conforms the enforcement process
with the commodity commission
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Bill Abbreviated Title Amendment/ Amendment Effect Analyst/ Referral
Sponsor Attorney
processes.
5) Requires gubernatorial
appointments to the WTMA board to
reflect diversity in geography, size of
business, gender, and ethnicity, and
that no county may have more than
four appointments of tourism
businesses.
6) Makes technical changes.
Effect:
Amendment A.1 Authorizes local tourism promotion
areas to contribute to the tourism
Fortunato
assessment account established in
section 7 of the bill. Authorizes the
WTMA to receive the contributions.
SB 6137 Regulated sports wagering No amendments. William B. Rules
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