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Meeting transcript · Georgia Senate Rules Committee · January 27, 2026
Senate Rules Committee, January 27, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee unanimously approved substitutes for HB 483, concerning added protections for code enforcement officials, and HB 117, requiring restaurants and other food service establishments to identify imported shrimp. Members questioned the shrimp bill’s scope, enforcement and possible price effects. The committee also discussed a substitute for HB 377 that would require local governments to select certain design professionals based first on qualifications, rather than price. Members asked about bidding requirements, negotiations and safeguards against steering contracts to particular firms. The chair postponed that vote until the House sponsor could attend and help answer questions.
... HB 117. HB 117, which was, uh, made it through this body last year. Okay, me too. And we're starting back up again. Mr. Chairman- Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Well, there's, there was a substitute on that. Nobody made it. Oh. All right. There you go. I've got this. Carry on. I, Mr. Chairman, I'm gonna ask y'all to spread something around here....
That is because we, these shrimp never see an ocean. They're farm-raised in man-dug pits. They're fed antibiotics because they swim in their own feces, and you have to keep them alive, so you feed them antibiotics. Antibiotics, uh, wind up in the product, and that's what g- by and large Americans are eating when you go to a restaurant, uh, today. And I'll...
Meeting transcript · Georgia Senate Rules Committee · March 19, 2026
Senate Rules Committee, March 19, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard brief requests to schedule bills on education, taxes, health care, veterans, licensing and other subjects. Members unanimously approved a 16-measure floor calendar. In separate committee business, members unanimously approved a prison education study committee resolution, a resolution honoring Bangladeshi peacekeepers, and a substitute for HB 445 that added public water and sewer systems to a public utility definition. Members questioned trout-stream buffer changes in HB 485. The chair postponed action on that bill until the next day so legislative counsel and the original sponsor could help explain the changes.
Um, the first one is House Bill 421, LC 48-1780S. This bill amends code 16-6-5, uh, relating to enticing a child for indecent purposes. It came to my attention, um, several years ago, a de- detective at home, they had someone that had traveled from another state, um, for these purposes. It happened that the father walked in before anything was consummated,...
Yes, I'm here. You're gonna do a better job than me. Go ahead. Thank you, Chairman. Um, this is the bankruptcy exemption. Um, so bankruptcy law is governed by federal law, but each state, including Georgia, has a certain exemption for assets. Uh, for this one, it's a homestead exemption. Right now, it's at 21,500, which means that you can only keep up to...
Meeting transcript · Georgia Senate Rules Committee · March 25, 2026
Senate Rules Committee, March 25, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee approved substitutes for two study committee resolutions, HB 79 and HB 485, then unanimously approved a group of bills for the Senate calendar. Presentations covered taxes, education, insurance, veterans’ benefits, transportation and other subjects. Members questioned whether HB 1178, which would put a House oversight committee into law, duplicated existing powers and should also cover the Senate. A vote followed, but the result was not clearly announced. The committee also voted on an artificial intelligence-related substitute for HB 171, without a clear announcement of the result. During calendar consideration, one speaker opposed the transit referendum provisions substituted into HB 583. The final calendar included that bill, the budget and numerous other measures.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman, members of the committee. I come to you with House Bill 1272, page five, five down from the top. Uh, this is the Georgia Payment Stable Coin Act, and this would allow Georgia to continue to lead the way in fintech and allow us to be the first state to issue stable coins underneath the Federal Genius Act. Okay. Questions? No...
All right. This is, uh, House Bill 1277 substitute. It's on page five, halfway down, and this is a agency bill for GDOT, and this, this updates an outdated, uh, dollar threshold, uh, streamline reporting reports for, uh, GDOT, gives them reasonable flexibility, uh, for projects to deliver. The bill raises the environmental review trigger, uh, for road,...
Meeting transcript · Georgia Senate Rules Committee · March 30, 2026
Senate Rules Committee, March 30, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee set the Senate floor calendar for legislative days 39 and 40. Sponsors gave brief presentations, members selected bills, and the chair added several measures. After a lunch recess, members held an informal vote to choose one additional bill, selecting HB 421. The committee then unanimously approved the full calendar. The selections covered taxes, education, health care, public safety, local government and other subjects. Separately, the committee unanimously moved 12 study committee resolutions to the consent calendar. Several measures presented or nominated were not included in the final calendar. The chair said no Wednesday meeting was planned and cautioned that some calendar bills could later be tabled on the floor. The meeting ended in recess.
Uh, House Bill 1075, five down on page six. This bill was originally, uh, Representative Chastain's. He was gracious enough to let me borrow it. Um, this bill would cause the fourth of, uh, conviction of a violation of Title 16, Chapter 5 or Chapter 6 misdemeanors to become a felony. So a type of habitual violator law for persons who continue to break the...
... uh, today, I've got, uh, House Bill 1022. It's kind of a ghost bill, because it's not on the yellow sheet. But it was a combined, got out of public safety at the end of last week, and it combined a bunch of bills, um, making electronic window tinting illegal. It also, uh, Chairman Bearden added, the, made us, aligned us with, uh, Florida, bringing us...
Meeting transcript · Georgia Senate Rules Committee · March 23, 2026
Senate Rules Committee, March 23, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard brief presentations on a wide range of tax, education, public safety, health, court and other measures, then unanimously approved a package for the Senate floor calendar. In its standing committee session, it approved a substitute for HB 1077, extending an arts-related sales tax exemption and adding Georgia National Fair admissions, by an 11-4 vote. It approved a substitute for HB 1129, removing a proposed five-year expiration provision for enterprise zones, by a 9-5 vote. Members questioned how a restored House budget oversight committee under HB 1178 would involve the Senate. The chair made that discussion hearing-only and asked the sponsor to work with the committee.
Thank you. This is the bill I have brought. It's 421, um, LC48-1780S. This is a child predator bill, and it just adds five words to the code that if a, a person travels to the state of Georgia from another state to molest a child, that they're guilty of this crime. I appreciate your consideration. That is a good bill. Any questions? All right. Thank you.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman and members of the committee. I come to you with House Bill 1230, fourth page, third from the bottom. Uh, this is effectively a bill supported by the Department of Corrections, the Georgia Sheriff's Association, the City of Atlanta, counties, cities, et cetera. Effectively, it is a drone bill. Um, it does two primary things, and I...
Meeting transcript · Georgia Senate Rules Committee · March 9, 2026
Senate Rules Committee, March 9, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard presentations on bills covering environmental management, professional licensing, law enforcement, local government and other topics. Members unanimously approved a five-item calendar for the next day: HB 945, HB 115, HB 244, HR 1008 and SR 771. The committee then considered two bills in its standing committee role. It approved a substitute for HB 254 covering a Revolutionary War commemorative marker and a privately funded statue at the judicial center, by a 13-4 vote. It also unanimously approved a substitute for HB 1199, the annual update aligning parts of Georgia tax law with federal law.
... last year. All right. HB 549. Yes, sir. Go for it. This is a, uh, update to the Georgia law relating to law enforcement training reimbursement by clarifying and extending the timeframe in which a hiring agency must reimburse the prior agency for the training cost of a peace officer. It protects the taxpayer's investment in officer training, promotes...
Number two. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Very simply, just, um, the, the add or the change is placing a statue of the Honorable Clarence Thomas in the Nathan Deal Judicial Center. Not using public funds, correct? Correct. Is there any questions for either part? No questions. Okay. Now would be the appropriate time. I've got a motion do pass as amended, pass by...
Meeting transcript · Georgia Senate Rules Committee · February 24, 2026
Senate Rules Committee, February 24, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard brief presentations on bills concerning courts, education, licensing, public safety, retirement and local government. Members unanimously moved SB 447 and SR 668 to the Standing Rules Committee. They also unanimously approved placing SB 116, SB 433 and HB 571 on the next day's floor calendar. Other proposals were discussed or called up without a recorded vote. The chair said the next day's floor work would also include two special actions and possibly the budget, and warned that longer floor sessions would require committee chairs to prioritize their work.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Senate Bill 443, just a really good common sense bill telling folks they can't block roads, streets, s- that kind of stuff. Okay. Well, any questions? Hearing none, thank you. Later arriving question. Whoa, wait. We got a question. Later arriving question. Later arriving question. Senator Ginn, you're recognized at this time. Thank...
This bill just gets re- uh, removes the sunset for the Unmasked Georgia's Children's Act.
Meeting transcript · Georgia Senate Rules Committee · February 25, 2026
Senate Rules Committee, February 25, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee unanimously approved a substitute for SB 447, concerning deadlines for land-disturbance permits, and approved a substitute for SR 668, concerning separate property-tax treatment for data centers, with 16 in favor and two opposed. Members then heard brief presentations on bills awaiting floor consideration. The committee unanimously placed SR 480 and SR 567 on a consent calendar. It also unanimously approved a floor calendar containing SB 34, SB 399, SB 441, SB 470, SB 472, SB 500, SB 513, SB 535 and HB 377. The other measures presented were not selected for that floor calendar.
You're getting off easy, man. Easy. I'm gonna have to get a new committee if y'all can't come up with new material. Senate Bill 527, Senator Robertson. And don't say it's an agency bill. Yes, Mr. Chair. Uh, Mr. Chairman, this is a department bill, Sheriff's Department. Um- It, um... What this does is just require that individuals who qualify to run for...
Yes, sir. This is changing the Georgia flower from the Cherokee rose, which is an import from China, to the sweetbay magnolia, which is a na- natural flower here in Georgia, and it's also a natural butterfly attractor. Also a what? Natural butterfly attractor. Oh, okay. And I have letters on my desk from, uh, both Cherokee groups that they are good with...
Meeting transcript · Georgia Senate Rules Committee · March 20, 2026
Senate Rules Committee, March 20, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee approved a substitute for HB 328 by a 7 to 5 vote after discussing removal of the scholarship tax credit program’s expiration date. Members then heard requests to schedule bills on education, taxes, courts, veterans, public safety and other subjects. The committee unanimously approved a 14-measure floor calendar, including HB 154, which a presenter said now seeks year-round Atlantic Standard Time, and HB 1009, concerning cellphone-free high school classrooms. After initially selecting HB 1077, members removed it from the calendar and unanimously returned it to the Rules Standing Committee for an unspecified correction. Members also unanimously returned HB 1129 to that committee.
Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I have two bills here. Um, one is House Bill 147. It's on the first page. Does two things. It, it, uh, limits government, uh, Georgia governmental entities from entering into software licensing contracts that restrict where the software can be installed or run. It's, uh, also known as targeting hardware lock-in clauses....
Thank you, Senator, members. Uh, fourth page, sixth from the bottom, HB1134. It updates Georgia code to industry standards for repossessors of motor vehicles. It does three things: updates the rules for notification for reclaiming personal property, provides guidelines for determining the completion of a repossession, and allows for rebuttable presumption,...
Meeting transcript · Georgia Senate Rules Committee · February 9, 2026
Senate Rules Committee, February 9, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee unanimously approved a substitute for SB 395 addressing information sharing for the low-THC oil patient registry. In the calendar portion of the meeting, members heard presentations on retirement benefits, vehicle registration, AI-generated sexual material, postsecondary education oversight, an agency name change, small claims court limits, insurance decisions using AI, and unlawful occupancy. The longest discussion concerned SB 405, with members debating access to lower-cost court proceedings and protections for defendants. The committee unanimously placed SB 384 and SB 435 on the next day's calendar. No further action was shown on the other bills presented.
and we're gonna start a new one. All right. We're in our Rules Calendar Committee, um, committee meeting. Got a lot of bills today. Committee chairs are doing good work, getting us some good bills. All right. First up we have SB 261. Senator Harbin, you may approach the podium. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I appreciate the man from, uh, Coweta County. We pass...
I'll be brief. Thank you. Um, I've got House Bill 61. It's a squatter, uh, reform act. It clarifies Georgia law to close loopholes exploited by criminal squatters and bad actors. Uh, the bill protects lawful tenants and paying hotel guests while restoring clear authority for property owners and law enforcement to address unlawful occupancy. Appreciate your...
Meeting transcript · Georgia Senate Rules Committee · March 12, 2026
Senate Rules Committee, March 12, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee unanimously moved HB 445 from its standing committee to the general Rules calendar, then heard presentations and reviewed bills awaiting floor consideration. Discussions included tax refunds, court fees and judicial elections, police training reimbursements, probation credit, and protections for animals in enclosures. The committee unanimously approved a floor calendar containing SR 697, SR 698, HB 521, HB 535, HB 983, HB 1000, and HB 1196. The chair postponed consideration of HB 1020 until Monday because a substitute was not ready. The other measures reviewed were not included in the approved floor calendar.
It's bill number 11- House Bill 1196. So your first bill is gonna be a House bill. That's it. Wow. Wow. It is. That's- Would you like to hear about it, Mr. Chairman? I'm not sure how I feel about a senator's first bill being a House bill, but I guess we'll hear it. All right. This, this House bill establishes specific criminal offenses and penalties for...
Uh, thank you, Mr. Chairman. I appreciate it then. Scratching my head on this one a little bit. Uh, Senator, um, can you define wild animal for this committee? Yes. Um, any animal currently or historically found in the wild, but that, that definition would also include domestic animals and livestock, um- Hmm. So domestic animals- ... kept in the normal...
Meeting transcript · Georgia Senate Rules Committee · March 10, 2026
Senate Rules Committee, March 10, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard brief presentations and requests to schedule bills for Senate floor consideration. By a unanimous voice vote, it approved a calendar containing HB 162, HB 185, HB 219, HB 483, HB 956, HB 1020 and HB 1199. Members also discussed recycling, deannexation, manufactured homes, squatting, credit for time spent in jail and reimbursement of police training costs. Other bills and resolutions presented were not included in the approved calendar.
It certainly does Um, ladies and gentlemen, members of the committee, I present for your consideration HB185, which modernizes Georgia law governing dieticians and nutrition professionals by updating and replacing a very old dietetics practice act. Um, it recognizes that nutrition science plays a critical role in preventing disease, managing medical...
Oh, thank you. Well, if you did, thank you so much. I have House Bill 162, and I ha- I don't have the... Is there a sheet? I didn't see a sheet. There's a sheet. 162. Do you know what it does? I do know what it does. You don't need a sheet then. Okay. Well, it amends and modernizes our First Offender Act, uh, so that it truly is a second chance that it was...
Meeting transcript · Georgia Senate Rules Committee · March 16, 2026
Senate Rules Committee, March 16, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard requests to move bills to the Senate floor on education, taxes, public safety, transportation, health care and other subjects. Members unanimously approved a six-bill calendar for the next day: HB 376, HB 998, HB 999, HB 1159, HB 1302 and HB 1379. The committee then switched to a standing committee meeting to consider a substitute for HB 1020 combining district attorney retirement changes with salary changes. Members questioned the proposed limit on local salary supplements and whether some district attorneys could lose pay by opting in. The committee approved the substitute, with the chair announcing a final tally of 11 yes votes and three no votes, and sent it to Rules.
All right. Good afternoon, Mr. Chairman, members of the committee. Page one, best page, House Bill 376, middle of the page. This is an economic development bill. Uh, we have seen downtowns flourish across the state from Macon to Columbus to Augusta, uh, by revitalizing our historic structures. This, uh, historic rehabilitation tax credit expires in 2029....
That is correct. Thank you. Yes, sir. Stratification. That's a mighty big word for a man out of Perry. I'm impressed. You're getting big in the head. I'm impressed. All right. Uh, any other questions? All right. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Good job. Representative Franklin, how are you, sir? Thank you, Mr. I'm fine. I'm great. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I'm...
Meeting transcript · Georgia Senate Rules Committee · March 5, 2026
Senate Rules Committee, March 5, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard brief presentations on bills covering education, elections, criminal justice, veterans, utilities, taxes and other subjects, then unanimously approved a package for the next day's Senate floor calendar. The package included bills discussed during this meeting and 11 bills carried over from the previous day. Members questioned proposals involving monument relocation, veterans' park fees, school employee retirement, online identity fraud and school enrollment choices. The chair declined requests to add SB 34 and SB 94, explaining that language from the first was already included in SB 410 and that the second had not been selected. The chair also said SR 668 remained on the Senate floor's table and could be brought back up there.
So, well, I think the judiciary chairman was in here. Maybe we should take it up with him, but we'll do that at a later date. All right, back to the top. Senate Bill 11, Senator Rhett. And I'm gonna go in order, so if you got multiples, just do the one we're on. All right, Senator Rhett, SB 11. Veterans who have served- Oh, I'm sorry. Hold on. 10. I'm...
First one is on page one, is, uh, SB 324. It is a policyholder bill of rights. Currently, under Georgia law, the insurance companies, the life insurance companies, are required to check the National, uh, Death Ben- Death Benefit, uh, excuse me, D- Social Security Death Benefit list, and any claims that do not get, uh, found are s- sent to the Unclaimed, uh,...
Meeting transcript · Georgia Senate Rules Committee · March 18, 2026
Senate Rules Committee, March 18, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard presentations on education, taxes, public safety, vehicle titles, veterinary care and other issues. Members unanimously referred HB 445 and HB 485 to the Standing Rules Committee. After hearing presentations and reviewing other measures, the committee unanimously approved ten measures for the floor calendar. Those included proposals on pre-K after-school access, technical college education, manufactured-home taxes, veterinary care, funeral expenses, delivery devices, public safety license plates, nonpartisan probate judge elections and a dedicated 911 fund. Other measures were discussed without a calendar vote.
Doing great. Thank you. Thank you, committee. This is House Bill 1107, strengthens education preparation provider programs in Georgia. This, uh, bill was worked in collaboration with USG, the Professional Standards Commission, and the Governor's Office of Student Achievement- 1107 ... collaborative work together to make sure our teachers are prepared- Final...
I'm good. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Thanks for having me back. I have HB 1086, the bottom of the first page. I think it's maybe one from the bottom. A firefighter safety bill passed through Chairman Albers', uh, committee last week. Uh, requires a, uh, s- 8-inch Maltese cross in a visible place, uh, located for a f- a first responder or fireman to be able to...
Meeting transcript · Georgia Senate Rules Committee · February 12, 2026
Senate Rules Committee, February 12, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee approved a substitute for SR 744, correcting a hometown spelling and clarifying that the recognition concerns an event at the Capitol. It unanimously moved SB 437 to the standing committee for changes. After hearing presentations on several proposals, the committee unanimously selected SB 143, SB 369 and SB 452 for the Senate calendar. Other presentations covered retirement benefits, medical cannabis program communication, magistrate court claims, insurers’ use of aerial images, school mask policies and bingo rules. A member questioned support among magistrate judges for raising the court’s claim limit. A question about which state law enforcement officers would qualify for increased retirement contributions remained unanswered.
Well done. Thank you. We're very fortunate to have the insurance- Chairman ... committee chairman here. Almost said commissioner. All right, SB 452, Senator Hatchett. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. This is a very important bill, uh, for our state law enforcement officers. This is a governor's bill. He mentioned this in the State of the State, and this will...
All right. Any questions for the author? All right. Senator Harbin, SB261. I will remind this committee that he was very good to us yesterday in foregoing his presentation and keeping us- It tells the taxpayers something that the, the magistrate judges get to put more away at their own discretion. And, uh, it's a good bill for them, and it doesn't cost the...
Meeting transcript · Georgia Senate Rules Committee · March 3, 2026
Senate Rules Committee, March 3, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard brief presentations and selected a large slate of bills and resolutions for the Senate calendar, approving the slate with one dissenting vote. Topics included retirement systems, schools, insurance, property owners’ rights, public safety and taxes. The committee referred HB 1199 to its standing committee after the chair said disputed policy should be removed from the annual tax conformity measure. That referral also passed with one opposing vote. SB 540 remained on hold at its sponsor’s request. A sponsor requested consideration of SB 327, but the transcript does not show it being selected for the calendar. The chair announced that the next Rules meeting would be Thursday and that the standing committee would meet Monday after crossover.
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...
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...
Meeting transcript · Georgia Senate Rules Committee · January 29, 2026
Senate Rules Committee, January 29, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard brief presentations on cemetery protections in SB 146 and funeral director licensing in SB 239. It also revisited HB 117, which the chair described as a shrimp bill heard previously, and added SR 563 for consideration. The committee unanimously approved placing SB 239, HB 117 and SR 563 on Monday’s floor calendar. No vote or calendar decision on SB 146 was recorded.
All right, moving on. Uh, SB 239. My understanding, Senator Williams, you're gonna be carrying this. Yes, sir. For Senator Walker. Correct. Okay. Jack, you got it? Yes, sir. Okay. Go ahead. All right, this, uh, splits the license like it used to be, so you don't have to be a licensed embalmer to be a funeral director. So that's what this is. This also will...
Okay, any questions? Hearing none. All right. HB 117, that's, uh, Representative Petrie's shrimp bill we heard from the other day. Does anybody have any questions on that that my vice chairman can answer? Nothing. Nope. Hearing none. All right, and then SR 563, we all know that one. It was just on the floor. And, um, so I am, I'm gonna go ahead and make...
Meeting transcript · Georgia Senate Rules Committee · February 4, 2026
Senate Rules Committee, February 4, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee heard brief presentations on six bills covering cemetery protection, licensing, vehicle registration, unclaimed property, dry needling and election oversight. Members unanimously approved sending SB 239, SB 403 and HB 414 to the Senate floor. The transcript shows no calendar action on the other three bills.
Thank you. It must be a really good bill. Well, Mr. Chairman, thank you so much. Members of the committee, I bring to you the substitute to House Bill 414. What it effectively does is create a long-arm statute within our elections law. I want to be crystal clear, it does not expand the scope or the power of the Ethics Commission, but rather if you are an...
Any questions? N- good bill. No questions. All right. Senate Bill 411, Chairman Still. Thank you, Chairman Brass. Senate Bill 411, dry needling as it pertains to the practice of acupuncture and then dry needling done by physical therapists, occupational therapists, and this was a multi, multi-month effort to bring all these different organizations together...
Meeting transcript · Georgia Senate Rules Committee · February 18, 2026
Senate Rules Committee, February 18, 2026
Summary by Georgia Commons (AI-written): The committee unanimously approved substitutes for SB 437 and HB 521. Discussion of SB 437 focused on correcting language about virtual building inspections and whether the changes would affect small counties that use outside inspectors. The presenter of HB 521 described consistent annexation and deannexation reporting requirements and a provision expanding one Cherokee County city's council from four members to six. No members of the public spoke on either bill. The chair said there would be no Rules calendar for the following day and that the vice chair would lead the next committee meeting.
Moving on. HB 521 by Representative Anderson and Senator Albers. Would you like to discuss your substitute? And we're working off of LC474051S. One, two, three. Go for it. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Uh, the original bill, uh, stays intact as is. It's just clarifying and making sure the reporting requirements are consistent for both annexation as well as...
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