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Meeting transcript · Georgia House Rules Committee · March 6, 2026
House Rules Committee, March 6, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard requests to bring bills before the House on crossover day, covering education, health, taxes, elections, courts, local government and other subjects. Members questioned proposals on development moratoriums, monument removal and lottery reserves for scholarships. Several bills had recently left other committees, and members said copies were missing from their materials. The chair said copies would be provided and that the committee expected to meet again later to set a supplemental calendar. No votes or calendar selections were recorded before adjournment.
And then lastly is House Bill 1227. Uh, this is model legislation that gives newly registered voters from out of state the opportunity to opt in to local, their local registrar and secretary of state to notify the state they came from that they have registered in Georgia. This is already law today, federal law today. This just is a voter service bill to...
Yes, sir. Mr. Chairman, go ahead. Thank you, Mr. Chairman, members of the committee. I bring to you today House Bill 1282. That's on page five, and it'll be the sixth down from the top. This is a pretty simple targeted change to our code. It would make aggravated sexual battery against a victim under 16 subject to the same extended no limit prosecution...
Meeting transcript · Georgia House Rules Committee · March 27, 2026
House Rules Committee, March 27, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard presentations on education, public safety, rural health care, remote notarization, home inspection licensing and other proposals. Members questioned proposed restrictions on students’ extracurricular activities, requirements for noncitizen commercial drivers, penalties for practicing law without authorization, and monitoring of homeless people on the sex offender registry. The committee placed 12 bills on the legislative day 38 floor calendar, including SB 8, SB 150, SB 403 and SB 442. The calendar vote on SB 442 drew opposition but passed by voice vote. The committee also returned SB 454 to the Public Safety Committee. No further action was shown on the other proposals presented.
Yes, sir. Come on up. Thank you, Mr. Chairman, committee. I have, um, SB 76. It's the seventh one down. This is a license plate sticker bill, essentially taking the sticker off the license plate. You still have to renew, but, um, you just, you just won't have a sticker. Um, and it saves the state $5 million. And then also on it, it has, uh, the side-by-side...
Thank you, Mr. Chair. Good morning, committee. Um, I'm on page three. SB 527 is the sheriff's qualifications bill that we've seen for the past three years, uh, Mr. Chairman, and all this bill does is require that, uh, anyone wanting to qualify to run for sheriff in Georgia be a POST certified law enforcement officer. Okay. Don't, don't see a question. Thank...
Meeting transcript · Georgia House Rules Committee · February 10, 2026
House Rules Committee, February 10, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard presentations on pedestrian visibility, library access to harmful materials, and protections against passing data center electricity costs to other customers. Members questioned whether removing librarians' exemption from obscenity laws would expose them to criminal prosecution. No calendar action was shown for those three measures. The committee adopted a substitute for HB 907 to let an existing completion school expand services into another region and returned HB 1066 to the Governmental Affairs Committee. The committee also placed six measures on the next day's calendar: HB 57, HB 383, HB 903, HB 907, HB 986, and HR 251.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Good morning, Committee. I have before you today Senate Bill 74. Senate Bill 74 protects Georgia's children from being provided access to harmful materials in libraries. It repeals an exemption for libraries and librarians from the provisions of OCGA 1612-103, which is our obscenity laws, but it has certain protections. I wanna...
So, um, I'm, I'm sorry, I can't support this bill. Thank you for your input. Okay. Waives, okay. Don't see any other questions. Thank you, sir.
Meeting transcript · Georgia House Rules Committee · March 2, 2026
House Rules Committee, March 2, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard requests to move forward a wide range of measures covering taxes, housing, health care, education, public safety, workforce development and state symbols. Members questioned proposals on self-defense cases, income tax cuts, Medicaid eligibility checks, development permits and airport funding. The chair announced that HR 114 and HB 1116 were returned to Ways and Means without opposition, although a subsequent exchange created uncertainty about the first measure's number. Most other measures received brief presentations without questions. No floor calendar selections or votes on those requests were recorded. The chair adjourned the meeting and announced another meeting for 5 p.m.
House Bill 1276 is an effort to make sure that, uh, the, our Georgia Medicaid program does not receive any significant fines or penalties from the federal government so that, to be, to assure that we're, um, following all the federal guidelines when it comes to verifying eligibility for, uh, for Medicaid. And this just codifies a lot of things that the...
Representative Evans has a question. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Chairman Newton, um, I- I'm phoning a friend over here. I didn't even realize it. Um, is there a, um, a fiscal note that goes along with it? Because it does appear that there would be a lot of additional requirements and maybe even some new software required. Yeah, sorry. Thank, thank you for the...
Meeting transcript · Georgia House Rules Committee · February 23, 2026
House Rules Committee, February 23, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard requests to advance bills on education, insurance, courts, public safety, taxes and other subjects. Members questioned proposed SNAP eligibility checks, mandatory jail time for fleeing state officers, environmental review thresholds and scholarship rules for students with disabilities. The committee placed eight bills on the next day's House calendar: HB 310, HB 372, HB 385, HB 971, HB 1009, HB 1023, HB 1123 and HB 1193. No opposition was heard to those calendar decisions. The committee also sent HB 376 back to Ways and Means and HB 1112 back to Banks and Banking without opposition. The other requests did not receive calendar votes in this meeting. The chair announced another Rules meeting for the following morning at 9:00.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. What I, uh, mine's on page six, uh, it's five down, and it's, uh, House Bill 1277. It's, uh, an agency bill for GDOT. This, uh, updates an outdated dollar threshold and streamlines reporting requirements, uh, provided by GDOT, reasonable flexibility on how projects are delivered. The bill, the bill raises the environmental review...
Okay, I have one more, Mr. Chairman, if you don't mind. It's on page six at the top, the modified structure House Bill 1265. Okay, Mr. Chairman. Yeah. Uh, House Bill 1265, uh, this, this is something, a bill that I've titled, uh, the Mile-a-Month Act. Uh, the bill is pretty simple in concept, but powerful in impact. Uh, it sa- it says that if you flee from...
Meeting transcript · Georgia House Rules Committee · February 19, 2026
House Rules Committee, February 19, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard bill presentations and set House floor calendars for Thursday and Friday. Members questioned a proposal to create state terrorism-related offenses, including its need, speech protections and investigative resources. Other presentations addressed professional training, property association fees, mental health facility background checks, utility disconnections and criminal penalties. The committee approved a technical correction to HB 1199, returned HB 1042 and HB 1226 to their subject committees, and placed five bills on Thursday’s calendar and five measures on Friday’s calendar. No opposition was voiced to those actions. The chair announced there would be no Friday Rules meeting and that the next meeting would be Monday at 11 a.m.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Um, page two, HB 675. It's, uh, six one from the top. Um, this bill's similar to what we did last year. It's the same bill. Nothing's actually changed. But it's creating a crime in the state of Georgia which would be a felony and giving authority to DAs to be able to prosecute individuals who support and promote, um, terroristic...
I mean, th- those terrorist groups are the ones that were murdering the Christians and actually Muslims as well. And we know that there is a promotion and a desire for them to get into the United States and into the Southeast as well, and we just wanna make sure that we're protecting from that. But there has to be a tie between the two, um, that they...
Meeting transcript · Georgia House Rules Committee · February 11, 2026
House Rules Committee, February 11, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard presentations on vehicle titles, bankruptcy exemptions, foster caregivers, firefighter safety, judicial privacy, student sports physicals, pharmacy payments and insurance coverage. It returned HB 211 and HB 1024 to the Judiciary Committee. It approved a substitute for HB 998 and placed it on Thursday’s House calendar along with HR 999, HB 948, HB 983 and SB 195. The committee held off on scheduling HB 810 after a request to consider it Tuesday instead. No further action was recorded on the other bills presented. The chair announced that the committee would not meet Thursday morning and would next meet Tuesday.
Thank you, members. Um, I'll take a little bit of personal privilege, if you don't mind, just to explain this bill a little bit more in depth than I normally would. Um, this is House Bill 256. It's LC481711S. Uh, it was Chairman Wiedower's bill prior to his resignation, uh, and I have taken it over since then. Uh, it's a bill that we passed very similarly...
Okay. I have a question. Secretary, uh, Kelley. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Chairman Gullett, you talk about the certified volunteer advocate. I know we have the CASA advocates for the children. Mm. So is this just like a parallel program for the actual foster parents? Yeah. Basically, it's, it's approved by the, uh, uh... It's in the Section 4,...
Meeting transcript · Georgia House Rules Committee · March 6, 2026
House Rules Committee, March 6, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard presentations on a domestic violence registry, charter school changes, automatic contract renewals and temporary fireworks stands. It also discussed and approved a substitute for HB 812, concerning housing, permits and zoning, after questions about exceptions for certain local governments. The committee then placed 11 measures on a supplemental floor calendar for that day, including HB 812. That bill drew objections during both substitute approval and calendar placement, but both motions passed. The other calendar placements passed without stated opposition. No further action was recorded on the four bills presented earlier.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman and committee. I have House Bill 1142. That's one passed that, should, you should have. Just received that one. This bill creates a domestic violence offender registry for the State of Georgia. It would function similarly to our sex offender registry and would be maintained by GBI. The purpose is simple, accountability for repeat...
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. In what way will this information be used? I certainly understand what you're trying to do, but will it be used to inform prosecutions, or can you give us some context in terms of how this will be- It- ... operationalized? Sure. It's simply a searchable website maintained by GBI, much like the sex offender registry is, but solely...
Meeting transcript · Georgia House Rules Committee · June 20, 2026
House Rules Committee, June 20, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee considered HR 3, which the sponsor said would ratify the governor’s temporary suspension of motor fuel and diesel fuel tax collections. The sponsor said legislative approval was required because the suspension occurred while the General Assembly was not in session. No questions were asked. The committee approved the resolution without stated opposition and placed it on that day’s House floor calendar under a modified structure.
Good. Thank you, Dean. Okay, we're gonna recognize, uh, Representative Gambill hiding over here. If you would come to the, uh, podium and, uh, present your request, please. House Resolution 3EX, I believe it is. Well, good morning. Thank you, Chairman. It's good to be with y'all. Uh, we have House Resolution EX in front of you today to ratify the governor's...
Chairman, I had no word. I wanted 10 minutes. You g-
Meeting transcript · Georgia House Rules Committee · February 25, 2026
House Rules Committee, February 25, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard requests to advance bills on public safety, healthcare, education, taxes, licensing, property and other topics. It set floor calendars for the current day and Thursday. The current day's calendar included HB 1024, HB 1329, HB 519 and HB 1001, among others. Members objected to adding HB 1001, but the chair declared that the voice vote favored adding it. Thursday's calendar included HB 1262, HB 1263, HB 1274 and HB 1344. The committee returned HB 1275 to the Health Committee after questions about restrictions on stem cell materials. It also returned HB 1073, HB 1028 and HB 1224 to their respective committees. Most other presentations ended without questions or a scheduling decision shown in the transcript.
Chairman Newton. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Um, page six, uh, midway down, House Bill 1275 under medical practice. This is, this is, uh, relates to stem cell therapies that are being used in Georgia. But right now, the, the materials can only be, um, obtained from out of state. This, this bill establishes a process to where, um, stem cell therapy...
I mean, I, I have real concerns 'cause this limits it. I mean, it says you have to be, the stem cells have to be retrieved, manufactured, and stored in a facility in Georgia. So I don't know how that's not limiting it to Georgia. I'm glad to go over it more. That's certainly not the intent, and that's not the, that's not the objective. And, uh, and the...
Meeting transcript · Georgia House Rules Committee · March 5, 2026
House Rules Committee, March 5, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee approved five substitutes and placed 15 bills on the next legislative day's floor calendar. Members objected to placing HB 1324, HB 1377, HB 880 and HB 1261 on the calendar, but each motion carried by voice vote. Presentations covered vehicle-tag fraud, postproduction tax credits, youth GPS monitoring, ketamine clinics, Medicaid appeals, permitting, taxpayer privacy, cash-payment rounding and firearm suppressors. Members also requested consideration of a road-naming resolution. The chair deferred action on bills not yet available in members' packets and announced another Rules meeting for the following morning.
Second. Have a motion and a second to approve the substitute to House Bill 1112 LC 62-0462-S. Any opposition? It's approved. Okay. All right, and lastly, House Bill, Substitute House Bill 1324 LC 39-5038S. Uh, Secretary Kelley. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Uh, this was the legislation that talks about the suppressors. Uh, there were some concerns in Section 5...
Good morning, everybody. If you would, come on in, take seats, and we'll call our meeting to order. I'm gonna call on Chairman Williamson to open us up with a word of prayer, please. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Uh, pray with me. Uh, Father God, thank you for the gift of this day, Lord. We just, uh, pray that you'd give us, uh, your wisdom and guidance, and...
Meeting transcript · Georgia House Rules Committee · March 31, 2026
House Rules Committee, March 31, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard presentations on school policies, campaign finance, public records, self-defense hearings, housing, permitting and other proposals. Members questioned sponsors about constitutional concerns, student safety, tenant protections and access to school facilities. The committee approved substitutes for SB 406, SB 552, SB 447, SB 587 and SB 515, with no opposition stated. Those five measures were placed on the day's floor calendar along with HR 1445, SB 111, SB 402, SB 458 and SB 501. The transcript shows no calendar decision on the other proposals presented. The chair apologized for microphone problems and asked members to watch for notice of another possible meeting before adjourning.
Thank you, sir. Thank you. Mr. Gilliam. Thank you, Chairman Parrish, and members of the committee. Now, if you look on page five, about halfway down, you'll see SB 499. It's only fitting that your microphones are not working too well in here, 'cause it makes it a little bit more silent. The, uh, one of the things, this bill is, is to help make sure that the...
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I'm presenting Senate Bill 463. It's on page five. Uh, this was a, uh, s- substitute bill from the House Judicial Committee that removes the bill's original language and replaces it with the provisions of the Squatter Reform Act. This legislation closes dangerous loopholes that have allowed criminals to unlawfully occupy homes,...
Meeting transcript · Georgia House Rules Committee · February 17, 2026
House Rules Committee, February 17, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard requests to bring forward bills on taxes, education, health, public safety and other topics. Members questioned the proposed income tax cut, including its effects on different incomes, revenue safeguards and funding for other tax relief. The committee placed eight measures on the day's calendar without stated opposition: HB 256, HB 662, HB 818, HB 956, HB 987, HB 1022, HB 1063 and HB 1121. It also returned HB 880 to the Ways and Means Committee and HB 1266 to the Game, Fish, and Parks Committee without stated opposition. The other presentations did not result in calendar placement or another decision during this meeting.
Thank you, Mr. Chair and committee. I'm here presenting House Bill 1161. It is on page four, fourth from the top. This is a bill I was asked to carry by my local PD, Gwinnett County, and is supported by the Georgia Chiefs and the Sheriffs Association. This bill simply clarifies that for traffic stops, drivers should move towards the right-hand curb of the...
Good morning. Um, I'm on page four, House Bill 1266. Um, this is just a simple bill repealing a current law that's been on the books for about 40 years for a section of the Ogeechee River where you can't have more than a 9.9 horsepower motor. Um, that's the only place in the state that's like that, and we're just repealing that, um, because engines have...
Meeting transcript · Georgia House Rules Committee · March 20, 2026
House Rules Committee, March 20, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard presentations on bills and resolutions covering public safety, health care, education, development, transportation and other topics. Members questioned proposals on road obstruction penalties, firearm suppressors, interference with first responders, permitting deadlines and development impact fees. The committee approved a substitute for SB 384 that added removal of vehicle registration decals to the optional five-year registration proposal. It then placed SB 23, SB 284, SB 384 and SB 395 on a supplemental calendar for that day, with no opposition voiced. No calendar decisions were recorded for the other proposals presented.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Rules Committee, uh, Senate Bill 443. Senate Bill 443. A very common sense bill. Simply states that, uh, it's changing if you're blocking roads, streets, bridges, airports, et cetera, et cetera, uh, for blockage of someone passing, like cars, ambulance, mothers taking the kids to school, et cetera, et cetera. It just moves it to a...
So they're, they don't, they're not like on the movies. They don't make them silent. The, the spot shotters that they're using around, uh, certain cities like Metro Atlanta that, that are identifying gunfire, they can, they can still spot them with a suppressor used on a firearm. So, uh, it's not gonna make it where it, it's, uh, more difficult for somebody...
Meeting transcript · Georgia House Rules Committee · February 9, 2026
House Rules Committee, February 9, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard bill presentations on education, courts, financial regulation, property, public safety and other topics. The longest discussion concerned HB 934, with questions about the effect of transferring securities regulation on an ongoing investigation, staffing and agency workloads. Members also questioned school weapons-detection costs and possible local court costs from accepting juvenile cases involving military installations. The committee placed six bills on the February 9 floor calendar and four measures on the February 10 calendar, with no opposition voiced. The other measures presented were not placed on either calendar during this meeting.
I bring HB 57, which is the fourth bill on page one. This bill does one thing. It adds step-grandparents, step-grandchild relationship to the incest law of Georgia. That's it. Okay. No que- Thank you. No questions. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Good morning, committee. Um, bringing House Bill 979. It's on page two, about midway down on your sheet. Uh, this came as a request from the Department of Defense Military Community and Family Policy, uh, Division. This c- creates a process in Georgia for concurrent jurisdiction on our military installations. Uh, in the federal...
Meeting transcript · Georgia House Rules Committee · June 23, 2026
House Rules Committee, June 23, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee discussed SB 3, including a proposed committee to recommend voting-system standards, mandatory hand recounts in close governor and lieutenant governor general elections, additional election audits, and a January 2028 implementation date for voting-system changes. Members questioned costs, bipartisan representation, restrictions on the current secretary of state's involvement, whether the recount provisions fit the special session's scope, and how recount discrepancies would be resolved. The committee placed the bill on that day's calendar under modified structure by voice vote, with opposition heard. No vote count was stated.
This was the portion that contained, in the original version, the mandatory hand count for the top two elections in every race. We have worked with the Senate and come up with a, what we feel is a very workable and viable alternative. What it basically says is, for the top two state-level statewide races, which are gonna be the governor and the lieutenant...
Uh, that's pretty much the bill. Okay. Okay, you, you heard the chairman's explanation. Are there questions? I have a question. If you are not where you can use a mic, please come to this podium and we will turn that mic on for you up there so you can be heard You recognize? Yes, ma'am. Ms. Hugley. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. To the author of the bill, uh, you...
Meeting transcript · Georgia House Rules Committee · March 4, 2026
House Rules Committee, March 4, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard requests to bring bills to the House floor on education, healthcare, taxes, public safety, local government and other subjects. Members questioned proposals on firearm rules, access to death recordings, district attorney pay, foreign funding disclosures and transit tax votes. The committee approved a substitute for HB 1138 restoring earlier language. It sent HB 947 back to Agriculture and Consumer Affairs and HB 490 back to Economic Development and Tourism. A motion to send HB 1386 back to committee failed. The committee then placed 14 bills on the day's floor calendar, including HB 1138 with the approved substitute. Members also questioned differences in how requests for changes were handled. The chair said the approaching legislative deadline limited time to return every proposed change to committee.
Yes, sir. Dave, come on up. Sir. Mr. Chair, members of the committee, I'm, uh, here presenting House Bill 1434. This bill, uh, pertains to protected airspace above, uh, all of Georgia's general aviation airports. And it- Oh, sorry about that. Uh, page nine, uh, t- a little below the middle of the page. There we go. 1434, go ahead. Okay. So this, uh, this...
And I also have House Bill 1436 on page nine, halfway down. This legislation ensures that if any local jurisdiction is violating Georgia's, uh, policy against cashless bail, that those, uh, cities and counties are not eligible for any state funding. Got a question. Whip Park has a question. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Is it not true this bill is likely...
Meeting transcript · Georgia House Rules Committee · March 16, 2026
House Rules Committee, March 16, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard bill presentations and set a six-bill floor calendar: SB 160, SB 177, SB 432, SB 435, SB 524 and SB 535. Members approved a substitute for SB 177 and placed it on the calendar by voice vote over opposition. The other calendar additions drew no stated opposition. Questions about SB 116 focused on constitutional protections, citizenship determinations, local costs and indefinite DNA retention. The committee also returned SB 411 to the Health Committee without objection. No calendar action was shown for the other bills presented.
Okay. Don't see any questions. Thank you, sir. Okay, the sixth one up on the first sheet is Senate Bill 29. You've been busy. Yes, sir. Uh, this is a DNA sampling bill. This bill calls for DNA swabbing of people arrested on one of the seven deadly sins, and this has be- vetted and passed through the Senate, gone through, um, uh, a lot of vetting over in...
Thank you, Mr. Chairman and committee members. I'm bringing forward Senate Bill 116, page one near the bottom. I think it's three or four from the bottom. What this bill does, if a individual is arrested for a misdemeanor or felony and is illegal, illegally in the state, that when ICE has a detainer placed on them, ICE has 48 hours to pick them up when...
Meeting transcript · Georgia House Rules Committee · March 6, 2026
House Rules Committee, March 6, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): After a printing delay, the committee set a supplemental House floor calendar. Members approved revised versions of HB 1276 on Medicaid eligibility checks, HB 1413 on scholarships, HB 1116 on local taxes and property-tax limits, and HB 1390 on forfeiture of vehicles used in reckless stunt driving. Questions focused on federal Medicaid requirements, scholarship work requirements, and whether vehicle forfeiture changes could affect existing enforcement tools. The committee then placed these and other measures on the calendar. Several calendar motions passed by voice vote after objections, with no vote counts stated. The committee later moved HB 1116 to the structured portion of the calendar.
And what we will do to start with, we've got a couple of substitutes. I'll call on, uh, Chairman Newton to, to, uh, explain, uh, House Bill 1276. Substitute, give them the LC number and your explanation, please. All right, thank you. Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and Rules Committee members. Um, House Bill 1276, working off of LC521072S, this is a bill that,...
I'm gonna recognize Whip Park to speak to us about substitute to House Bill 1390. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Uh, House Bill 1390 would declare motor vehicles used in the commission of reckless stunt driving offenses- Give them that E- LC number, please. Make sure they got the right one. Yes, sir. This is House Bill 1390, LC39-5050S. Uh, again, this would...
Meeting transcript · Georgia House Rules Committee · February 3, 2026
House Rules Committee, February 3, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard presentations on HB 980, creating a Georgia-Ireland Trade Commission; HB 945, addressing financial fraud protections and other financial regulations; and HB 704, changing reporting on state architecture and engineering contracts. Members asked about cryptocurrency fraud safeguards, access to money during fraud-related holds, and whether less frequent contract reporting would reduce transparency or remove subcontractor information. The transcript shows no vote on these three bills. The committee approved a Thursday calendar without opposition, but the transcript does not establish that any of these three bills was included. The chair also announced a meeting after the Appropriations Committee finished Thursday to add the budget to the calendar.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman, members of the committee. I bring before you this morning, uh, House Bill 945. It's halfway down on your blue, uh, on the, on the front of the blue sheet. It's LC620310S. Uh, this is the Department of Banking and Finance's a- annual housekeeping bill. As always, it comes with a, a full support of all the regulated industries....
Okay, don't have anyone else on the wall over there. Uh, Chairman Williams, you have a request, right? Yes, sir. That should- In fact... Yes, sir. Can you hear me? Yeah.
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