Committee on Regulatory Affairs Report of Regular Meeting - January 25, 2023

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The report of the regular meeting of the Committee on Regulatory Affairs of the Arizona House of Representatives, Fifty-sixth Legislature, First Regular Session, held Wednesday, January 25, 2023. The report records the meeting convening at 2:00 P.M. and adjourning at 2:23 P.M., the members present, and the adoption of committee rules. It lists committee action: HB2012 (real estate appraisers; licensure classifications) and HB2016 (food handler certificates; training; exemption) each received a do pass vote of 7-0-0-0, and HB2457 (anesthesiologist assistants; licensure) was held. Attachments include the agenda, the Request to Speak report listing those who registered support, opposition or neutral positions and their comments, the attendance record, the committee rules, a staff overview of HB2012, and a roll call vote sheet for HB 2457.

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ARIZONA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Fifty-sixth Legislature - First Regular Session

COMMITTEE ON REGULATORY AFFAIRS

Report of Regular Meeting
Wednesday, January 25, 2023
House Hearing Room 5 -- 2:00 P.M.

Convened 2:00 P.M. MINUTES RECEIVED
Recessed 2:19 P.M. CHIEF CLERK’S OFFICE

Reconvened 2:21 P.M. L a
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Adjourned 2:23 P.M.

Members Present Members Absent
Representative Bravo

Representative Gutierrez

Representative Hernandez

Representative Payne

Representative Pefia

Representative McGarr, Vice-Chairman

Representative Hendrix, Chairman

Agenda
Original Agenda — Attachment 1

Request to Speak
Report — Attachment 2

Committee Attendance
Report — Attachment 3

Committee Rules
Approval and Adoption of Committee Rules — Attachment 4

Committee Action

Bill Action Vote Attachments
HB2012 DP 7-0-0-0 5,6
HB2016 DP 7-0-0-0 7,8

HB2457 HELD

(Original attachments on file in the Office of the Chief Clerk; video archives available at http://www.azleg.gov)

COMMITTEE ON REGULATORY AFFAIRS
January 25, 2023
DATE Wednesday, January 25, 2023

ARIZONA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Fifty-sixth Legislature - First Regular Session

REGULAR MEETING AGENDA

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l. Introductions

2. Adoption of Committee Rules

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Strike Everything Title

Bills Short Title
HB2012 y) ye real estate appraisers; licensure classifications
———__ — (Livingston)
HB2016 food handler certificates; training; exemption
DP (Cook)
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HB2457 anesthesiologist assistants; licensure
Held (Pingerelli)
RA, RULES
ORDER OF BILLS TO BE SET BY THE CHAIRMAN
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assistance with physical accessibility. If you require accommodations, please contact the Chief Clerk's Office at
(602) 926-3032 or through Arizona Relay Service 7-1-1.

Aitachment ft
Information Registered on the Request to Speak System

House Regulatory Affairs (1/25/2023)

HB2012, real estate appraisers; licensure classifications

Testified in support:
Stephen Briggs, AZ DEPT OF INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

HB2016, food handler certificates; training: exemption

Support:

Tiffany Carlson-Richison, representing self; Wendy Jonessee, representing self; kimberly Lovell, representing self

Neutral:
Veronica Spear, representing self

All Comments:
Wendy Jonessee, Self: It is ridiculous to require a volunteer to possess a food handling certificate for a
{temporary)school activity or function

HB2457, anesthesiologist assistants; licensure

Support:

David Morris, AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY AZ; Willlam Thompson IV MD, representing self; David Morris,
representing self; Stephen Shadegg, Americans For Prosperity Arizona; Dr. Heldi Tavel, representing self; Doctor
Gary Tzeng, representing self

Oppose:

Joseph A. Rodriguez, CRNA, American Association of Nurse Anesthesiology, representing self; Kelsey Lundy, AZ
ASSN OF NURSE ANESTHETISTS; Pat VanMaanen, representing self; kathyrn busby, Arizona Nurses Association;
Denice Gibson, representing self; Randy Quinn RN, MSN, CRNA, APRN, representing self; Mike MacKinnon,
representing self; Brenda Keith MN RN AOCNS, representing self; JOANN MACKINNON RN, CRNA, APRN,
representing self; Rachell Patel RN, CRNA, APRN, representing self; Sydney Mahaffay RN, CRNA, APRN,
representing self; Udaini Narasimhan RN, CRNA, APRN, representing self; Beth Prall RN, CRNA, APRN, representing
self; Jose Ortiz, CRNA, former AzANA President, representing self; Leanne Roman RN, CRNA, APRN, representing
self; Erik Like CRNA, MS, representing self; Marnie Kulbeth, representing self; Chad Dike, representing self; Jim
Peyton, representing self; Heather Ross, representing self; Beth Brinkman, representing self; W. Brent Thomas,
CRNA, representing self; Johnathan Nicholls, representing self; Chris Rourke, representing self; Jaime Sanders,
representing self; Matthias Campion, representing self; Jennifer Wanders, representing self; Jasleen Kohil,
representing self; Courtney MacKinnon, representing self; Diana Lugo, representing self; Kelly Larsen, representing
self; Joshua Rodriguez, representing self; Victoria Dyer, representing self; Jamie Kaiser, representing self; Brad

Attachment vd.
Lueckhoff, representing self; Curtis Hoopes, representing self; Jared Allred, representing self; Katharine Witham,
representing self; Levi Black, representing self; Tyson Barrett, representing self; Charity Hantla, representing self;
Kitra Henker, representing self; Caylin Geren, representing self; Jacob Hantla, representing self; Katherine Schmitt,
representing self; Jeffrey Hantla , representing self; Lorie Hantla, representing self; Katelyn Inions, representing
self; Jade Tinklenberg, representing self; Adaire Webster, representing self; Christopher Hantla, representing self;
Ken Weeks, representing self; Rana Kohl, representing self; Michael Schaupp, representing self; Ranu Kohii,
representing self; Kelly Kaufman, representing self; Linda Parone, representing self; Rebecca Rohal , representing
self; Taylor Leischman, representing self; Elvia Carreon, representing self; Candace Montoya, representing self;
Angelica Montoya, representing self; Michael Montoya, representing self; Karen Helzner, representing self; Mark
Wright, representing self; Barbara Boemer, representing self; Nicholas Aguanno, representing self; kirt rosenlof,
representing self; Mariam Thomas, representing self; Kelly McMahon, representing self; Megan Sweeney,
representing self; Jeffrey Burke, representing self; Lorelei Nicholls, representing self; Gina Calvanese , representing
self; Ann Marie Dike, representing self; Hilary Rourke, representing self; Jonathan Burge, representing self; Jamie
Calderon, representing self; Mary Hulburd, representing self; Jacob Dike, representing self; Ashlyn Dike,
representing self; Stephanie Baker, representing self; Rachel! Dike, representing self; Joanne Stekierski,
representing self; Cody Birch, representing self; Ciji Birch, representing self; Kellle Cox, representing self; Luke
Smith, representing self; Sarah Burge, representing self; Tricia Hoffner, representing self; Diane Selby,
representing self; Frank Ochs, representing self; Janet Bischoff, representing self; Chelsa Wamsley, representing
self; Steven Wamsley, representing self; Debra Papa, representing self; Elizabeth Crane, representing self; George
Papa, representing self; Daniel McArthur , representing self; Becky McArthur , representing self; Ali Baghai,
representing self; Charles Elam, representing self; Lee Ranalli, representing self; Lee Allred, representing self;
Annabelle Porter, representing self; Meghan Rader, representing self; Anthony Arnett , representing self; Sara
Arnett , representing self; Chanel Morgan, representing self; Zane Atencio, representing self; Natalie Allred,
representing self; Shana Wienke, representing self; Megan Newsom, representing self; Jon Bingham, representing
self; Bruce Caulkins, representing self; Tana Shields, representing self; Lisa Yeary, representing self; Manu Awal,
representing self; Shane Pendleton, representing self; Nneka Ogbenna, representing self; Jordyn Miller,
representing self; Mary Cyr, representing self; Terry McArthur , representing self; Terri Kelly, representing self;
Brittany Ruckman, representing self; Shaun Ferrie, representing self; Kuoc Mathiang, representing self; William
Webster, representing self; Garrett Park, representing self; Tom Farley, AZ ASSN OF NURSE ANESTHETISTS; Nathan
Estep, representing self; Kendra Elliott, representing self; Jason White, representing self; Gabriela Hebronova,
representing self; Nicole DeBolt, representing self; Aaron Moulton, representing self; Derek Dibben, representing
self; Leah Wheat, representing self; Matthew Matson, representing self; Janki Patel, representing self; Lisa Nedom,
representing self; Chris Nedom, representing self; brad rushton, representing self; Toni Prall, representing self;
Christopher Selby, representing self; Niranjan Bendre, representing self; Faisal Naveed, representing self; Wing
Lester, representing self; Vanessa Sosa, representing self; Roushun Zibart, representing self; Amanda Garcia,
representing self; Stormy Aikins, representing self

All Comments:

Doctor Gary Tzeng, Self: Highly-educated, well-compensated , TAX-PAYING workforce is much needed to meet
overwhelming demand for anesthesia services in our right-to-work state.; Pat VanMaanen, Self: Please bring
stakeholders together to improve this bill. Unless CRNAs are allowed to supervise AAs aslo, introduction of AAs will
not do anything to alleviate provider shortages in rural & underserved areas where CRNAs are the exclusive
providers.; kathyrn busby, Arizona Nurses Association: Oppose at this time because of lack of stakeholder process
to discuss impact, particularly on rural hospitals; Denice Gibson, Self: Please vote NO untif stakeholders can meet
and bring you a fully vetted, compromise package that addresses the anesthesia care needs of ALL of Arizona.;
Mike MacKinnon, Self: Adds to cost, is anti competitive and does Not expand access to care. There are still
facilities without crna and who don’t allow us to be trained there.; W. Brent Thomas, CRNA, Seif: There are many
reasons to vote no but the main reason is that the bill sponsors have refused to have a stakeholders meeting. As it
stands, this bill is anti-competitive and will harm healthcare in Arizona. Vote no until a stakeholders meeting can
b; Matthias Campion, Seif: Allowing Certified Anesthesia Assistants to practice will not increase the availability or
quality of anesthesia services to Arizonans.; Jennifer Wanders, Self: This bill will jeopardize Arizona’s robust,
competitive market for anesthesla services and unless CRNAs are allowed to supervise AAs as well, give the
physician anestheslologists an unfair competitive advantage; Ali Baghai, Self: This will have a negative impact on an
already stressed Healthcare system.; Jon Bingham, Self: AA's are anticompetitive in Arizona. CRNAs will not be
allowed to supervise AAs. AAs also do not address the issues of healthcare in rural Arizona.
ARIZONA STATE LEGISLATURE

Fifty-sixth Legislature - First Regular Session

COMMITTEE ATTENDANCE RECORD

COMMITTEE ON REGULATORY AFFAIRS
CHAIRMAN: Laurin Hendrix VICE-CHAIRMAN: _ Cory McGarr
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Rules of the House Committee on
Regulatory Affairs

RULE 1. A majority of the members of the committee shall constitute a quorum. No official
action may be taken unless a quorum is present in person at the time of taking such
action.

RULE 2. The chairman sets the agenda and determines the order of measures. The chairman

also controls all public testimony.

RULE 3. The following motions are customary and in order relating to actions on measures:
1, Do pass
2, Do pass amended
3. Return for consideration of the House
4, Hold for further study
5, Do not pass
6. Be assigned to subcommittee for...
RULE 4. The affirmative vote of a majority of those voting is required to take any action.
RULE 5. On a roll call vote the names of committee members shall be called alphabetically

by surname, except that the vice chairman and the chairman shall be called upon
last. Each member present shall be allowed to pass on one call of the roll, and shall
vote "aye" or "nay" (yes/no) or respond "present." Members may change their votes
before the announcement of the results and any member may explain his or her vote
on any measure.

RULE 6. Whenever a measure is reported from the committee on a divided vote, any member
may request a minority report.

RULE 7. All amendments (except strike-everything amendments, see House Rule 8(S)) shall
be distributed to each committee member's office by 4:00 P.M. the day before the
committee at which it will be offered. Verbal amendments may be offered during
the committee meeting at the discretion of the chairman.

In accordance with Rule 9 of the House Rules, the following House Rules are also incorporated
into the Committee Rules:

RULE 9(C) Each Standing Committee shall adopt and file with the Chief Clerk's Office rules
of procedure consistent with the Rules of the House and shall include the following:

1, With the exception of executive sessions ordered by a majority of the
committee constituting a quorum, all committee meetings shall be open to
the other members of the Legislature, the press and public so long as proper
decorum is maintained.

Attachment 5
RULE 9(E)

2. All committees shall meet at regularly scheduled times and places unless
cancelled with the permission of the Speaker. In the absence of the
chairman, the vice chairman shall preside. In the absence of both the
chairman and vice chairman, some other committee member designated by
the Speaker shall preside.

3. The committee chairman (presiding officer) other than the chairman of the
Committee on Rules shall prepare an agenda and distribute copies to
committee members, the Information Desk and the Chief Clerk's Office by
5:00 p.m. at least five days before the committee meeting. Absence of a bill,
memorial or resolution from the committee agenda will prohibit its
consideration unless unanimous consent of all committee members is
obtained, Unless a reconsideration motion has been offered and failed, a
chairman may place a measure that failed in committee on any subsequent

agenda.

4, A bill not on the committee agenda shall be scheduled for discussion at the
next subsequent committee meeting by presentation of a petition containing
the signatures of two-thirds or more of the committee members.

5, A roll call vote shall be taken in each standing committee when final action
on any bill is voted.

6. | Written committee reports shall be filed with the Chief Clerk's Office within
a reasonable time but no later than two weeks from time of completion of
meetings. A recording of the meeting shall be made available for public
inspection three working days after the meeting. Attendance records of all
committee meetings shall be filed with the Chief Clerk‘s Office within 24
hours from time of completion of meetings.

7. Special meetings may be called by the chairman but require permission of
the Speaker and notice to members and the general public at the Information
Desk by 5:00 p.m. on the previous day, except that the notice of a special
meeting of the Committee on Rules may be given in open session prior to
the meeting and does not require the Speaker’s permission.

No committee other than the Committee on Rules shall meet while the House is
meeting in session without special permission of the Speaker.
ARIZONA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Fifty-sixth Legislature
First Regular Session

HB2012: real estate appraisers; licensure classifications
Sponsor: Representative Livingston, LD 28
Committee on Regulatory Affairs

Overview
Permits state-licensed real estate appraisers to conduct the appraisal of complex residential units

under $400,000.

History
The Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions (DIFI) licenses and authorizes the

transactions of insurance-related entities and regulates state-chartered financial entities such as
money transmitters, motor vehicle dealers and real estate appraisal entities (JLBC FY2023
Baseline Book — Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions).

The Appraisal Qualifications Board (the Board) sets universal standards adopted by DIF! for
minimum criteria necessary to either be certified, licensed, or registered as a real estate appraiser.
(A.R.S. § 32-3605). The Board standards for a state-licensed real estate appraiser are as follows:

1) Must complete the Board licensed residential real property appraiser examination;

2) Must complete 150 credit class hours under the Board required core curriculum; and

3) Have 1,000 hours of qualifying experience in no fewer than 6 months.

Associated fees for state-licensed real estate appraisers are composed of new application and
national registry fees of $400.00 and $80.00. For license renewal, there is a biennial renewal and
national registry fee of $425.00 and $80.00 (Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions).
According to DIFI, there is a total of 170 active state-licensed rea! estate appraisers in Arizona.

In 2019, the Federal Government issued the Appraisal Rule, which required federally related real
estate transactions valued at more than $400,000 to require a state-certified appraiser. For
transactions under that threshold, an evaluation of real property collateral is required instead
(C.F.R. 12-3B-323).

Complex one to four residential units are properties that are considered atypical for the
marketplace considering factors such as: 1) architectural style; 2) age of improvements; 3) size
of improvements; 4) size of lot; 5) neighborhood land use; 6) potential environmental hazard
liability; 7) leasehold interest; and 8) limited readily available comparable sales or other unusual

factors (A.R.S. § 32-3601).

Provisions
4. Expands the value threshold that state-licensed real estate appraisers can appraise complex
one to four residential units from $250,000 to $400,000. (Sec. 1)

2. Makes technical changes. (Sec. 1)

C1 Prop 105 (45 votes) Co Prop 108 (40 votes) 0 Emergency (40 votes) 1 Fiscal Note

HB 2012
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Attachment _9
ARIZONA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Fifty-sixth Legislature - First Regular Session

ROLL CALL VOTE
COMMITTEE ON Regulatory Affairs BILL NO. HB 2012
DATE January 25, 2023 MOTION: L }
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CORY MICGARR, Vice-Chairman

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ARIZONA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Fifty-sixth Legislature
First Regular Session

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HB 2016: food handler certificates; training; exemption
Sponsor: Representative Cook, LD 7
Committee on Regulatory Affairs

Overview

Prohibits counties from requiring volunteers at school activities or functions involving food-
handling to obtain a food handler certificate or identification card or to participate in a food handler
certificate training course.

History
Counties may require food handler training and certification for employees in the food industry. if

required, the food handler certificate training course must meet certain standards and focus on
the following topics:

4) The relationship between time and temperature with respect to foodborne illness during
various food handling preparation, serving stages and the use of thermometers in
monitoring food temperatures;

2) The relationship between personal hygiene and food safety and the recognition of how
policies, procedures and management improve food safety practices;

3) Methods of preventing food contamination in all stages of food handling, including before,
during and after delivery;

4) Procedures of cleaning and sanitizing equipment and utensils;

5) Problems and potential solutions for temperature control, preventing cross-contamination,
housekeeping and maintenance.

Upon completion of a food handler certificate training course, any certificate or any identification
card required by the county must be given to the person who completed the course. Food handler
certificate training courses must be completed or renewed within the county's required timeframe.
(A.R.S. § 11-269.12).

Provisions

{. Prohibits counties from requiring volunteers at school activities or functions that handle or
serve food to obtain a food handler certificate or identification card or participate in a food
handler certificate training course. (Sec. 1)

HB 2016
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Attachment 7
ARIZONA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Fifty-sixth Legislature - First Regular Session

ROLL CALL VOTE
COMMITTEE ON Regulatory Affairs BILL NO. HB 2016
DATE January 25, 2023 MOTION: __ PP
PASS AYE NAY | PRESENT | ABSENT
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ARIZONA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Fifty-sixth Legislature
First Regular Session

HB 2457: anesthesiologist assistants; licensure
Sponsor: Representative Pingerelli, LD 28
Committee on Regulatory Affairs

Overview

Adds Anesthesiologist Assistants (AA) to the licensed and regulated professions, under the
Arizona Medical Board (Board), that may assist in the practice of medicine under a supervising
anesthesiologist. Details the scope of practice.

History
Laws 2017, Chapter 182, authorizes a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) to

administer anesthetics in the presence of and under the direction of a physician or surgeon. The
CRNA's scope of practice includes preoperative, intra-operative and postoperative care of a
patient or during a procedure performed while in a health care institution, licensed health care
professional's office or an ambulance. During this care, and in addition to statutorily related
duties, the CRNA may issue an order for medication or drugs, including controlled substances to
be administered by a licensed, certified or registered health care provider. Further, statute asseris
that the physician or surgeon is not liable for the acts or omissions of the CRNA who orders or
administers anesthetics in these settings (A.R.S. § 32-1634.04).

Provisions
{. Instructs the Board to determine the applicants that qualify for a license to practice as an AA
and authorizes the Board to retain jurisdiction throughout the licensing process. (Sec. 1)

2. Details Board duties as follows:
a) grant, deny, revoke, suspend or reinstate a license;
b) investigate allegations of misconduct that may constitute grounds to revoke a license;
c) conduct informal interviews and hearings;
d) adopt administrative rules that govern the practice of AAs; and
e) retain jurisdiction over licensees regardless of license status.

Prohibits a person from using a designation or title without first having a license.

4. Outlines specific requirements for licensure that include graduating from an accredited
program, passing the required certification exam, completing the application and paying the
required fees.

5. Prescribes a 2-year license period, renewable by January 31 every other year, and directs the
Board to provide written notification of renewals a minimum of one month prior to the license
expiration date.

6. Permits the Board to issue a temporary license for one year to a person who successfully
completes an accredited program but has not yet passed the certification examination, which
must be taken during the next available time period.

CJ Prop 105 (45 votes) DF Prop 108 (40 votes) 0 Emergency (40 votes) 1 Fiscal Note

HB 2457
Initials DC Page 1 Regulatory Affairs

Attachment v4
Authorizes the Board to reinstate a license that has lapsed if the person pays the prescribed
fee and meets all other Board requirements.

Defines pertinent terms.

Anesthesiologist Assistants & Supervising Anesthesiologists — Scope of Practice
Stipulates the AA may only perform duties delegated by the supervising anesthesiologist,
including assisting in the practice of medicine.

10. States that the supervising anesthesiologist may supervise an AA consistent with federal

11.

12.

13.
14,
15.

16.

regulations adopted by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services for reimbursement of
anesthesia services.

Asserts that the supervising anesthesiologist must be immediately available to the AA and
able to intervene as needed.

Outlines the tasks that the supervising anesthesiologist may delegate to the AA as follows:

a) creating and implementing a patient's anesthesia care plan;

b) composing a patient history, progress notes and performing parts of a physical exam;

¢) conducting anesthesia evaluations for both preoperative and postoperative care;

d) working on preoperative patient consultations;

e) ordering preoperative and perioperative medications, including controlled substances that
may be administered before the supervising anesthesiologist cosigns;

f) changing or discontinuing a medical treatment plan;

g) obtaining informed consent for anesthesia;

h) testing and calibrating anesthesia delivery systems and interpreting information;

i) integrating medically accepted monitoring techniques;

j) performing basic and advanced airway interventions;

k) establishing peripheral intravenous lines;

1} performing invasive procedures;

m) performing general and monitored anesthesia and anesthesia care;

n) administering anesthetic and accessory drugs;

0) administering vasoactive drugs to address patients' response to anesthesia;

p) performing epidural and spinal regional anesthesia;

q) obtaining blood samples;

r) performing, ordering and interpreting points of care throughout the operation;

s) initiating cardiopulmonary resuscitation in response to a life-threatening situation; and

t) supervising students and assistant students of anesthesiology and performing other tasks
in which the individual is trained and proficient. (Sec. 1)

Regulation and Restriction of Licenses
Describes the Board's ability to determine license status or take disciplinary action.

Requires the Board to record its written order and findings.
Outlines the process and procedures for reinstating a revoked license.

Penalty for Unauthorized Practice
Classifies any misrepresentation or unauthorized practice as an AA as a class 1 misdemeanor
and stipulates that each violation constitutes a separate offense.

HB 2457

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ARIZONA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Fifty-sixth Legislature - First Regular Session

ROLL CALL VOTE
COMMITTEE ON Regulatory Affairs BILL NO. HB 2457
DATE January 25, 2023 motion: _Af2 kd
PASS AYE NAY PRESENT | ABSENT
Bravo
Gutierrez
Hernandez A
Payne
Pefia

McGarr, Vice-Chairman

Hendrix, Chairman

APPROVED: / COMMITTBE SECRETARY

LAURIN HENDRIX, Chairman
CORY MCGARR, Vice-Chairman

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