Senate Rules Committee, March 3, 2026 Video: https://vimeo.com/1169973388 (a timestamp t plays at https://vimeo.com/1169973388#t=s) Page: https://georgiacommons.org/meetings/2026-03-03/senate-rules This is a machine transcript of the General Assembly's video, made by a speech-recognition model. It is not an official record and can mishear words, names, and numbers. Speakers are not identified. The video is the record: every timestamp links to the moment it plays. [0:06:42] March 3rd, 2026, in the year of our Lord, and it is my father's birthday. He is 77 today. Wow. [0:06:54] Okay. [0:06:57] Just about. Just about. What are you, three or four older than that? Were you a senior when he was a freshman? [0:07:07] Uh, I was a freshman when he was a senior. [0:07:09] Oh, okay. There we go. All right, Senator Kirkpatrick, why don't you lead us in a... Hold on. Let me call this meeting to order. Senator Kirkpatrick, why don't you lead us in a word of prayer, please? [0:07:17] Thank you, Mr. Chair. Please join me in prayer. Dear Heavenly Father, thank you for another beautiful day in Georgia, and for the opportunity to represent 11 million Georgians. And while we're here, Lord, there are people whose lives are on the line in other countries all around the world. Please be with them. Hold them in the palm of your hand. In Jesus' name, amen. [0:07:42] Amen. [0:07:42] Amen. Very good prayer. All right, we got a lot of bills to look at, and we're gonna have a busy day tomorrow, and we're gonna have a busy day Friday. So my goal is to be efficient today. First order of business, I think my vice chairman needs to be recognized. [0:08:07] I move to refer 1199. [0:08:10] I'd like to refer, uh, uh- [0:08:12] Make a motion [0:08:13] ... I'd like to make a motion to move House Bill 1199 to Rules Standing Committee. [0:08:20] Second. [0:08:20] I got a motion and a second. Just for everyone to know, that's our annual, uh, tax cleanup bill that matches our state code with the federal code, and there was some, um, it, it, it always traditionally stays clean and there was a little bit of debated policy that was put on there. And this isn't, uh, to say we support or don't support that policy, but it is to say that bill needs to stay clean so people can do their taxes. So we're gonna need to take that out. [0:08:51] All right, any other discussion or questions? All right, all in favor raise your right hand. [0:08:59] We don't... You don't... It's... You can look it up on your phone. [0:09:03] It's the annual tax bill. [0:09:04] It's the annual tax bill. [0:09:05] It's the 40 week a year. [0:09:06] All right, all opposed raise your right hand. All right, I got one no vote, the minority whip- ... who just lost all her picks. No, I'm just kidding. All right, motion carries. All right, moving on. We got, uh... Senator Goodman, go ahead. You're right there. [0:09:30] Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I have three bills. Is it okay if I speak on all three? [0:09:34] That would be lovely. [0:09:36] Okay. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Uh, first bill was Senate Bill 458. I've presented, spoke to that bill before with the committee. That's the home inspector licensing bill. Um, Senate Bill 49 is just, uh, brought to us by our probate judges, and that is because, uh, ever since we passed constitutional carry, we've seen a 60% decrease in pistol permits, and it's affected their retirement. And so that's, uh, it's just, uh, uh, uh, adjusting the fees modestly because it's resulted in about a t- $233,000 deficit every year, uh, because of, uh, so many people not getting their pistol permits anymore. [0:10:10] And SB 523 is the lieutenant governor's bill. I'm carrying it on his behalf. That's the bill, the Title VI coordinator bill. [0:10:21] 523- [0:10:22] Yes, sir [0:10:22] ... is the last bill. All right, any questions for the author? Yep. Senator Robertson, you're recognized. [0:10:30] Uh, Chairman Goodman, on SB 489, that adjustment, is that only in the monthly dues that the judges themselves are paying into their pension plan? [0:10:39] It's, it's an adjustment in how much they're paying is what... But it's also an adjustment, a slight adjustment in, in, uh, some of the fees. I don't have it in front of me and I apologize, but it's a- [0:10:48] Right, but there's no, no state dollars are- [0:10:50] No, sir [0:10:50] ... involved. [0:10:50] No, sir. No. [0:10:51] Thank you. [0:10:52] Yes, sir. [0:10:52] Appreciate that. [0:10:53] Great question. Any other questions? Be gone. [0:10:58] Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. [0:10:59] Senator Payne, you have the floor. [0:11:06] Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and I'm bringing Senate Bill 485, which is the, let's advance some social workers bill. Um, this bill's about students in their final semester of, of Masters of Social Work program to sit for their life insurer examination before graduation. [0:11:21] Good bill. Good bill. All right. No questions. Senator Harbison, come with it. [0:11:33] I've got four bills. You want me to address them all, sir? [0:11:37] Yes, sir. You have four on the yellow sheet? [0:11:39] Yes, sir. [0:11:39] All right, let's do it. [0:11:40] Yes, sir. Page one, uh, SB 261 is the magistrate retirement fund. Uh, when I was up here the, uh, last time, was asked about the COLA. This plan is 150% funded, and is, uh, subject to the board granting that and actuarial certification, so I just wanted to clear that up. Um, second one is, uh, at the bottom, is SB 425, and that's cursive writing. It's requiring cursive writing to be taught, uh, in our schools to our young kids, uh, 'cause that is not mandatory currently in the state. [0:12:11] Um, page two, second from the bottom, has to do with, uh, insurance for rental homes. This is Airbnb's. Currently, most of them, the guarantee against property damage to the house that's being rented is guaranteed by the organization. What this does, it makes it mandatory for them to have, um, insurance and a backstop for any damages done while the house is rented. [0:12:40] All right. [0:12:40] Next. [0:12:41] Next. [0:12:42] Page three, top of page, is a license plate bill. Uh, t- two things, two bills together. One will be for the Girl Scouts of Georgia. The other is a tag of, uh, Betsy Ross flag and 250 years of, um, freedom and liberty for Georgia [0:13:01] Okay. Any questions? Sorry, I just made myself laugh. All right. [0:13:09] I do that sometime. [0:13:12] Yeah, y'all know what I'm laughing at here in a little bit. All right, moving on. [0:13:17] Thank you. [0:13:17] Uh, Senator Watson. [0:13:23] Where's your cowboy hat? [0:13:25] It's under my chair there- [0:13:26] All right [0:13:26] ... Chairman. I didn't know if it was appropriate to wear in a- [0:13:28] Real cowboys don't wear hats in- [0:13:30] ... presentation [0:13:30] ... inside. [0:13:32] Uh, uh, t- two bills, Mr. Chairman, members of the committee. Senate Bill 478, uh, this is re- advising the, uh, Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Act, increasing the sunset and adding the monies, uh, that we send to that fund. Um, second bill is Senate Bill, uh, 551. Uh, this is a, uh, good red tape rollback, uh, piece of legislation, Mr. Chairman, uh, repealing the, uh, egg candling law in our state. Uh, currently egg candling is not a food safety, uh, issue, it's a grading issue, so we're just allowing small folks to be able to, to, uh, sell those eggs, uh, without breaking state law. [0:14:13] All right. Any questions? You're awfully talkative over there. Something you wanna share with the group? [0:14:20] I, I learned how to candle eggs when I was in junior high school, and it's a really cool process. [0:14:24] Candle licks? [0:14:25] Eggs. [0:14:26] Candle eggs. [0:14:27] Yeah. [0:14:28] Candle licks. [0:14:28] Canned eggs. [0:14:30] Eggs. Cracking me up over here. [0:14:32] All right. [0:14:35] Y'all don't... That wasn't that funny. Don't encourage him. All right. Begone. Uh- [0:14:45] I want to thank you for the sex legislation. [0:14:49] Uh, I'm not turning your mic on for that. [0:14:54] Uh, is there... Senator Setzler. [0:15:00] Hey, Mr. Chairman. Got two on the sheet and three off the sheet. Should I talk to only the ones on the sheet? [0:15:03] That'd be great. [0:15:04] Okay. 405, near the bottom of the first page, raising the level that, uh, folks can take cases to magistrate's court to represent themselves. Um, you've heard that one before. Glad to take questions. [0:15:18] None. [0:15:19] Senate Bill- [0:15:19] I think they've learned their lesson. [0:15:20] Senate Bill 405, great bill. And then la- last, s- second to the bottom on page three, Senate Resolution 624. It's a naming resolution for an intersection. We had a, a law enforcement officer in my community who died doing traffic enforcement- [0:15:34] Oh [0:15:34] ... and this would name the intersection after him. [0:15:36] Mm-hmm. [0:15:38] SR 624. [0:15:39] All right. Our transportation chairman has something to add or- [0:15:42] Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I do wanna let the leader, minority leader know, um, tomorrow it's my intent to try to suspend the rules of the Senate on this road naming bill to add late arriving road naming bills that have come in via an amendment that would otherwise be too long. I believe two of those are for Chairman Williams. I believe one of those is for Chairman Di- uh, Dickerson. So, um- [0:16:03] It's one of my- [0:16:03] ... Senator Setzler, I'm gonna try to do that after you, uh, present your bill on the floor tomorrow. [0:16:08] Thank you. I like the way you're thinking. [0:16:12] Efficiency. That's what we're all about in the Georgia State Senate. All right. No questions. [0:16:18] Does that work? [0:16:19] Good luck on those other three bills. We're, I'm cheering for you. [0:16:22] We believe in you. [0:16:25] Uh, let's see. [0:16:28] Senator Parent. [0:16:29] Senator Parent. [0:16:33] I think I'll take this time to read a letter. [0:16:34] Thank you, Chairman. I just have one, and it is not on the L sheet, so I do wanna make sure I'm being- [0:16:38] Is it in my envelope? [0:16:39] It may be in your envelope. [0:16:40] Okay. [0:16:40] I'll ta- you know, for the time that, that we could go back and forth, I could probably give you a one sentence, um, if, if the chairman will indulge me. [0:16:47] Sure, absolutely. [0:16:48] Thank you, sir. Um, just wanted to raise to the committee's attention SB 327, which would provide for a sixth judge for the Clayton County judicial circuit. Um, this came out of judiciary unanimously. Clayton is the circuit that has the highest workload in the entire state, and, uh, particularly with the World Cup coming and all of the, the fact that they prosecute all crimes out of, crimes out of Hartsfield-Jackson- [0:17:12] Mm [0:17:12] ... we really need to be getting, um, them unclogged so that, um, they can keep our region safe as we go into hosting, uh, one of the preeminent world events. [0:17:22] I agree. We'll see if we can help you out. [0:17:24] Thank you, Mr. Chairman. [0:17:25] You're welcome. Did I miss anyone? Any others? Okay, let's start back at the top. Senator Williams. And if you've covered it, just be briefer than normal. [0:17:35] Yes, sir. This, uh, allows people to- [0:17:38] Do you have a mic? [0:17:39] Um. [0:17:40] Here. [0:17:40] You need one. W3's on. [0:17:44] Thank you. Now I got two mics. Which one would you like me to use? [0:17:47] W- [0:17:47] The cereal [0:17:47] ... W3. [0:17:48] Okay. Thank you. [0:17:50] The other one. Yep. [0:17:51] All right. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Uh, the retirement allows people who did not sign up for legislative retirement, and they served a short four years, and they came back later, then they can go and back, buy back into the system dollar for dollar. So- [0:18:10] Okay. I think- [0:18:12] And second page, Senate Bill 454 is regulation of fire and other hazards, use of temporary door locking devices that would be used during emergency in schools or day cares to secure the doors so people could not break in. [0:18:31] Okay. [0:18:31] It does not violate any fire code, and it's ADA-cs- compatible. [0:18:37] All right. No questions. All right. [0:18:39] Thank you. [0:18:39] Uh, Senator Albers, 198. [0:18:43] Thank you, Chairman. Simple bill. Just to make sure LRS is funded 120%, never uses any tax dollars, and allows the, uh, smart people there to set the benefit. [0:18:53] All right. Senate Bill... You got a question? [0:18:56] Go ahead. I do not. [0:18:57] Okay. If you do, I'll recognize you All right. Senate Bill 216, Senator Robertson. [0:19:04] Yes, Mr. Chair. Do you want me to do one at a time, or do you want me to do the ones I have on here? [0:19:07] Whatever you feel like. [0:19:08] Okay. Just, um, the first one is dealing with the, uh, judicial ri- re- retirement system as to the director of the Prosecuting Attorney's Qualification Commission, making them, uh, available. Uh, 285 is, um, is a POAB bill that, uh, adds a, uh, single dollar from, uh, telephones and other devices. [0:19:33] Uh, 306 is the, uh, conservatorship easement, uh, requiring certified mail after 10 years. Uh, SB454 is a regulation of fire and other hazards for, uh, the- [0:19:47] And then are you covering Senator Williams' bill he already covered? [0:19:50] Which one was that? [0:19:51] That's, that's Senator Williams' bill. [0:19:52] Which one? [0:19:54] 454. 454. That's not your bill. [0:19:57] Oh. Oh, I, I apologize. That was- [0:19:59] He, he already read that title, so. [0:20:01] Yeah. No, I had a check by it instead of what I should have. The one I was looking for is SB 501 is the Office of Safety Fire Commissioner. It's updating provisions within that. Um, SB 542 is sexual offenses. It's adding clergy members, uh, that could be charged under improper sexual contact with those under their authority. And SB 565 is the definition of law enforcement unit to peace officer to, uh, impact private colleges and universities so as to protect the, uh, the men and women of law enforcement in those institutions. [0:20:36] Okay. All right. Sorry, sleeping at the wheel. SB 230, Senator Still. [0:20:47] Thank you, Chairman. I've got two bills. This first one is, um, regarding condominiums and insurance. Um, we haven't, uh, had a, um, increase in the cap on that in over two decades, so this raises it from 5,000 to 25,000 to make the master policy more competitive. The second bill is Senate Bill 439, and this has to do with the regulations around referrals for private pay, uh, assisted living, Alzheimer care units, et cetera. [0:21:22] Uh, not for anything that's paid for with government funds, but it's regarding the regulations on, uh, the monies that are paid, uh, for a placement fee. [0:21:32] Okay. All right. Back to first page, Senate Bill 406. That's my HOA bill. It does several things. One, it, uh, it adds accountability and transparency, making HOAs register with the Secretary of State's office. It sets up an administrative process to which, uh, they can go through that instead of if there's a disagreement between a homeowner or a property owner and the association, they can go through administrative process versus going through court. [0:22:06] Um, and then it also sets up a, uh, a bill of rights for our, uh, for our property owners. And then it- the final thing it does is it, it takes foreclosure rate from $2,000 to $4,000, says that- or 12 months, um, total dues. And, uh, and then it says that the fines and fees cannot go towards that amount. Any questions? All right, moving on. [0:22:37] SB 465. Senator Gooch is not here. It came out of finance. Senator Hufstetler, you wanna touch that? I can- [0:22:51] I can probably speak to it. What this bill says is that the, um, they presented was that the, um, tax credits, if it turns out that they're given to people who are not here legally in those jobs, that they will, um, the business would lose those tax credits with it. And, um, I believe there was also added in, um, a sunset on those tax credits. I believe the bill was amended to committee to add a sunset as well on those. [0:23:20] Okay. All right, moving on. Senate Bill 482. That is, uh, Senator Strickland's mugshot, can't profit off mugshots. Uh, Senate Bill 498, Senator Dixon. [0:23:33] Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Uh, this is for charter schools, and it allows them to have a revolving line of credit for building new facilities or remodeling current ones. [0:23:42] Okay. And authors asked for a hold on SB 540, so moving on to SB 552. [0:23:54] Senator Ben Watson- [0:23:55] Yeah [0:23:56] ... of the first. [0:23:59] Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Uh, this has to do with, uh, schools and extracurricular activities, non- non-discriminating against, uh, uh, those extracurricular activities based on religion and politics. Basically, it upholds our Constitution. [0:24:13] Okay. And Senator Dolezal, SR 668. [0:24:19] That we had in the standing rules, um, last week that essentially allows the bifurcation of data centers from a tax digest, and they can be, uh, taxed at a different millage rate than other tangible property, other real, real property I should say, uh, in a municipality. [0:24:35] All right. That covers it all. Hmm? [0:24:44] All right, got it. All right, so let's pick a few. Tell you what, we're gonna give everybody one pick today. And coming in on Thursday, I'm gonna give y'all, I guess, a little advice. You can do it however you want. Be making out your priority lists. You might wanna do- Between five to 10 in order, and then as they get picked, you can cross them off and you go down your list. Probably gonna get, I would... [0:25:16] Worst case scenario, you get two, uh, probably more like three is what I'm hoping for. Um, so prioritize and, uh, we'll go from there. Any questions on that? All right, so let's start. Uh, we left off Senator Hufstetler. [0:25:35] All right. Um, let's go with, um, Senate Bill 523. [0:25:43] Senate Bill 523. Bottom of second page. All right. Um, [0:25:56] Senator Ginn, you had put a bill on the other day and it got pulled off, so I'm gonna let you come back and have another pick. Yeah. Or your pick will come earlier than it later. Yeah. Let, uh, let's, let's do, uh, SB 439. 4- Seat make ... 39. Top of page two. All right, Senator Dixon. [0:26:21] Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Uh, SB 498. [0:26:25] 498. [0:26:29] All right. Senator Williams. Oh, thank you, Mr. Chairman. Um- Use your mic. There you go. Thank you. Senate Bill 454. 4 [0:26:44] 50... Oh, 454. Man. For the children. For the children. No interest like self-interest, as they say. [0:26:58] S- did he pick? Or- [0:27:02] I guess, I guess he did. [0:27:03] Senator Albers. [0:27:05] Uh, continuing that theme, I'll pick Senate Bill 198. [0:27:12] I love it. Senator Still. Senate Bill 198. Second on the first page. Senator Still. [0:27:26] I am a, a big fan of, uh, Senate Bill 552. [0:27:32] Senate Bill 552 for Charlie Kirk Watson. All right. Uh, sh- what number was that? 552. All right, back to the top. Our President Pro Tem, Larry Walker III. [0:27:53] Um, let's do Senate Bill 503, Mr. Chairman. [0:27:58] Senate Bill 503. All right. Let me go back here. [0:28:10] 503. All right, Senator Anavitarte. [0:28:14] Senate Bill 478. [0:28:17] 478. [0:28:23] All right. Leader Jones. SB 482. 482. 482. [0:28:33] Okay. My Vice Chairman, Dr. Watts. [0:28:38] Senate Bill 261. [0:28:41] 261. [0:28:48] All right. The Dean of the Senate, Senator Harbison. Senate Bill 485. 485. [0:28:59] Okay. [0:29:02] My Secretary, Senator Cowsert. [0:29:05] Well, I got another regulated industries bill, Senate Bill 458. We'll move that one along. [0:29:11] 458. Good bill. Majority Whip, Senator Robertson. Senate Bill 285. 285. Good bill. Good bill. Good bill. That'll save me some emails. [0:29:36] Minority Whip, Senator Jackson. [0:29:40] Senate Bill 565- [0:29:42] 565 [0:29:42] ... in honor of the Majority Whip. [0:29:46] Ooh. Ooh. She picked. 565, last page. [0:29:51] Thank you. [0:29:53] And Gooch. Senator Gooch is not here. Let's see who picks for him. [0:30:05] I'll do it. Senator Kirkpatrick. [0:30:07] Thank you so much, Mr. Chair. I pick Senate Bill 406. [0:30:10] 406. Okay. [0:30:18] Ooh. Oh. Oh, good pick. Thank you, Penn. [0:30:24] Senator Dolezal. [0:30:26] Let's go with Senate Resolution 624. [0:30:30] Senate Resolution, the road naming bill. It says it's a trend. Good one. That's not his bill. [0:30:41] Senator Rhett. Senate Bill 198. Senate Bill 190... Oh, you lose your pick. Sorry. 157. 157. Good recovery. Thank you. Good recovery. That's a good one. All right. And then Senator Ginn has picked... [0:31:02] What did he pick? 439. [0:31:05] Finish. [0:31:05] All right. Senator Kirkpatrick, now your actual pick. Since you, you took Gooch's last time. [0:31:11] Okay, uh- [0:31:12] Thanks to the pen [0:31:12] ... Senate Bill 542. [0:31:15] 542. [0:31:21] And Senator Anderson. [0:31:24] Mr. Chairman. [0:31:26] Mm-hmm. [0:31:27] Is the... We don't have no ding-dings today? [0:31:30] Sure. You got some? [0:31:37] That one's not yours. [0:31:37] I was just wondering, it hadn't... The bell hadn't went off. [0:31:42] Well, we'll see if you can get it to go off. [0:31:45] Oh. Um, let's go with SR 668. [0:31:53] 668. Hey. [0:31:59] Hey. [0:31:59] All right. [0:32:01] Hey. [0:32:01] 668. [0:32:02] Take another one. [0:32:03] Last one. [0:32:04] Let's see. [0:32:09] Let's go with Senate Bill 306. [0:32:15] Senate Bill 306. All right. [0:32:26] Two, three, four, five, six, seven, [0:32:33] eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 20. [0:32:38] Excuse me. All right, I got permission to keep going. Let's pick some more. Um, what was the last one? 306. All right. Senator Hufstetler. [0:32:51] Back to me again, huh? [0:32:52] Mm-hmm. Keep rolling. We got work to do. [0:32:58] I think everything's been picked, um, on the list. [0:33:04] Yep. [0:33:04] Let's go with, uh... Have we done 216, Senate- [0:33:06] No, sir, 216. [0:33:09] Is that 216? [0:33:12] Senator Dixon. Grab you another one. [0:33:15] Grab me another one. Let's see here. Uh- [0:33:20] Senate Bill 230 [0:33:20] ... Senate Bill 230. [0:33:25] And Senator Gooch is back. I'm gonna give him a, a pick. [0:33:29] Thank you so much. You're a generous man. SB 465. [0:33:33] SB 465. [0:33:37] Just like Sonar, a little slow. [0:33:39] I was hoping somebody- [0:33:41] It's his own bill. Wow. He shows up. All right. Well, further, you weren't here, but Senator Kirkpatrick tried to usurp you and take all your picks. I saw it. [0:33:54] High ranking senator. [0:33:55] Y'all saw it. All right, uh, Senator Williams, grab you another one. You got, I'm sure you got another one on here you can pick for yourself. [0:34:04] Uh, Senate Bill 501. [0:34:06] 501. [0:34:17] Wow. [0:34:17] We're gonna pick them all anyway. [0:34:20] Uh, how about 551? [0:34:24] 551. Not a ding-ding, but a good one. [0:34:27] Got one. [0:34:29] All right. [0:34:30] Check, check. [0:34:31] Senator Albers. [0:34:32] It was for the agriculture. [0:34:33] How about Senate Bill 405? [0:34:36] From, uh, 4-0-5. Whoa, wait a minute. I guess the good thing is he doesn't come back for that one. [0:34:51] Oh, goodness. Well, you know, just 'cause you don't like a bill doesn't mean it doesn't deserve debate and a vote, so. All right, uh, Senator- [0:35:03] You got one more [0:35:05] ... you wanna do, Senator Still. [0:35:10] Three minutes. [0:35:13] I, I support the, uh, Matt Brass School for Kids Who Can't Read Good and Wanna Learn How to Do Other Good Stuff Too. Let's do SB 425. [0:35:22] 4-2-5. I'm not sure what all that meant, but- [0:35:30] It was on- [0:35:30] It's from Zoolander. [0:35:31] It is from Zoolander. [0:35:31] Oh, it is from Zoolander, okay. All right. I saw that in college. [0:35:38] All the way to the- [0:35:40] Back to the top. Senator Walker. [0:35:43] All right. I am feeling proud of, uh, [0:35:50] USA 250. I'm gonna do Senate Bill 524. I'm feeling patriotic. [0:35:55] Senate Bill 524, and guess what? [0:35:59] Oh, man. [0:36:00] You got one more. Which is that? [0:36:04] Yeah, which one is he gonna choose? [0:36:06] Hold it down to 80. [0:36:07] So we- [0:36:09] You got one left. You want it? [0:36:12] Well, because we appreciate so much the hard work of hard working probate court judges, let's do Senate Bill 489. [0:36:20] Senate Bill 489, and guess what? That's a ding-ding. [0:36:23] Can I bank it? [0:36:25] So now y'all know why I was laughing earlier. [0:36:32] Uh, okay, let's go through it. We've got all of page one. All of page two. And on page three we have 524, 542, 551, 552, 565, SR 624, and SR 668. [0:36:53] Is there... Did we get them all? 540's a hold per the author. [0:37:02] HB 1199 may be pulled off the consent calendar. [0:37:02] HB 1199 was referred to standing. We will take, we will have our next standing committee on Mon, on Monday when we get back after crossover. All right, and so everybody knows, I got a motion to do pass. [0:37:17] Second. [0:37:17] I got a second- [0:37:19] Yep [0:37:19] ... from Senator Anderson. And just so everybody knows what we're doing, we're meeting on, uh, Thursday from 10:00 to 12:00. I'll have lunch for committee and staff, and that's that. So no, no rules tomorrow. All right, we got it? All right, I got a motion, second. We have any other discussion? [0:37:42] Hearing none. All right. All in favor, raise your hand. [0:37:49] All opposed, same sign. You gotta vote. [0:37:54] I'll vote against. [0:37:55] You're a no? [0:37:56] I'll be a no. [0:37:57] He's not a naturalized citizen. [0:37:58] Hey, that's an caucus position. [0:38:01] That is a caucus position. All right, we got one dissenting. [0:38:05] I think that's the probate group. [0:38:07] I'm not sure why. Okay. Meeting adjourned.