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I Mina'trentai Tres Na Liheslaturan Received Bill Log Sheet 33GL CLERKS OFFICE I Mina'Trentai Tres Na Liheslaturan Received Bill HISTORY 10/31/2016 2:14 PM Bill Log Sheet PUBLIC DATE BILL DATE DATE CMTE HEARING COMMITTEE NO. SPONSOR TITLE INTRODUCED REFERRED REFERRED DATE REPORT FILED FISCAL NOTES V. Anthony Ada AN ACT TO AMEND §66103 OF CHAPTER 60 OF 06/15/16 06/15/16 Committee on the 09/19/16 10/31/16 Fiscal Note F. B. Aguon, Jr. 10GCA AND §50101(B) OF CHAPTER 50 OF 17 4:12 p.m. Guam U.S. Military 2:00 p.m. 1:59 p.m. Request 336‐33 Brant T. McCreadie GCA RELATIVE TO THE TRAINING REQUIREMENTS Relocation, Public 06/22/16 (LS) FOR MEMBERS OF THE CIVILIAN VOLUNTEER Safety and Judiciary POLICE RESERVES (CVPR). Page 1 COMMITTEE ON Guam US Military Relocation IPublic Safety IJudiciary I MINA' TRENTAI TRES NA LIHESLATURAN GUARANI 3311° GUAM LEGISLATURE OCT 2 6 2016 The Honorable Judith T. Won Pat, Ed.D. Senator FRANK B. AGUON, JR. Speaker Chairman I Mina'Trentai Tres Na Liheslaturan Guahan Senator 155 Hesler Place Thomas C. Ada Vice Chairman Hagatna, Guam 96910 (/MlA/I J· fli.f(Jl lw Vice-Speaker Benjamin J.F. Cruz VIA: The Honorable Ror/ J':'R~~;~cio Member Chairperson, Committee on Rules Senator Rory J. Respicio RE: Committee Report on Bill No. 336·33 (LS), As Substituted by the Committee Member Senator Denn.is G. Rodriguez, Jr. Dear Speaker Won Pat: Member Transmitted herewith is the Committee Report on Bill No. 336·33 (LS), As Substituted by the Senator Committee - An act to amend §66103 of chapter 60 of lOGCA and §5010l(b) of chapter 50 of Dr. Nerissa B. Underwood, Ph.D. 17 GCA relative to the training requirements for members of the Civilian Volunteer Police Member Reserves (CVPR). Senator Committee votes are as follows: V. Anthony Ada Member TO DO PASS Senator Frank F. Blas Jr. TO NOT PASS Member TO REPORT OUT ONLY Senator James V. Espaldon Member TO ABSTAIN Senator TO PLACE IN INACTIVE FILE Brant T. McCreadie Member Speaker Dr. Judith T. Won Pat. l!d.D Ex-Officio on Guam U.S. Military Relocation I Public Safety I Judiciary Na Liheslaturan Guahan I 33rd Guam Legislature SUITE 503, DNA BLDG. 238 ARCHBISHOP FLORES STREET HAGATNA, GUAM 96910 PHONE: (671) 475-GUMl/2 (4861/2) I FAX: (6?1} 475-GUM3 (4863) I EMAIL: AGUON WWW.FRANKAGUONJR.COM COMMITTEE ON Guam U.S Military Relocation I Public Safety IJudiciary 1 MINA' TRENTAI TRES NA UHESL.A TURAN GUAHAN 133av GUAM LEGISL.A TURE Senator FRANK B. AGUON, JR Chal.rman Senator ThomasCAda Vice Chairman Vice-Speaker COMMITTEE Benjamin J.F. Cruz Member Senator Rory J. Respicio REPORT Member Senator Dennis G. Rodriguez, Jr. ON Member Senator Dr. Nerillfla B. Underwood, Ph.D. Member BILL NO. 336-33 (LS), Senator V. Anthony Ada Member Senator Frank F. Blas Jr. Member As Substituted by the Committee Senator James V. Espaldon Member Senator Brant T. McCreadie Member "An act to amend §66103 of chapter 60 of lOGCA and Speaker Dr. Judith T. Won Pat F.d.D §50101(b) of chapter 50of17 GCA relative to the training Ex-Officio requirements for members of the Civilian Volunteer Police Reserves (CVPR)." SUITE 503, DNA BLDG. 238 ARCHBISHOP FLORES STREET HAGATNA, GUAM 96910 PHONE: (671 475-GUMl/2 4 WWW.FRANKAGUONJR..COM COMMITTEE ON Guam U.S Military Relocation IPublic Safety IJudiciary I MINA' TRENTAI TRES NA UHESLATURAN GUAHAN I 3Y0 GUAM LEGISLATURE OCT 2 1 2015 Senator MEMORANDUM FRANK B. AGUON, JR. Chairman To: ALL MEMBERS Senator Committee on Guam U.S. Military Relocation, Publiii~!ne'ty, and Judiciary ThomasCAda Vice Chairman From: Senator Frank B. Aguon, Vice-Speaker Committee Chairperson Benjamin J.P. Cruz Member 336-33 Senator Subject: Committee Report on Bill No. (LS), As Substituted by the Committee Rory J. Respicio Member Transmitted herewith for your consideration is the Committee Report on Bill No. (336-33) (LS), As Substituted by the Committee - (An act to amend §66103 of chapter 60 of lOGCA and Senator Dennis G. Rodriguez, Jr. §50101(b) of chapter 50of17 GCA relative to the training requirements for members of the Member Civilian Volunteer Police Reserves (CVPR).) Senator This report includes the following: Dr. Nerissa B. Underwood, Ph.D. Member • Committee Vote Sheet Senator • Committee Report Digest V. Anthony Ada Member • Copy of Bill No. 336-33 (LS) • Copy of Bill No. 336-33 (LS), As Substituted by the Committee Senator • Public Hearing Sign-in Sheet Frank F. Blas Jr. Member • Copies of Submitted Testimony & Supporting Documents • Fiscal Notes/ Waivers Senator • Referral of Bill No. 336-33 (LS) James V. Espaldon • Notices of Public Hearing Member • Copy of Public Hearing Agenda Senator • Related News Report Brant T. McCreadie Member Please take the appropriate action on the attached vote sheet. Your attention to this matter is Speaker greatly appreciated. Should you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to Dr. Judith T. Won Pat Ed.D contact me. Ex-Officio Si Yu'os Ma'ase'! SUITE 503, DNA BLDG. 238 ARCHBISHOP FLORES STREET HAGATNA, GUAM 96910 PHONE: 67 WWW .FRANKAGUONJR.COM COMMITTEE ON Guam U.S Military Relocation l Public Safety l Judiciary I MINA' TRENTAI TRES NA UHESLATURAN GUAHAN 13311v GUAM LEGISLATURE COMMITTEE VOTING SHEET Senator FRANK B. AGUON, JR Bill No. 336-33 (LS), As Substituted by the Committee - "An act to amend §66103 of chapter Chairman 60 of lOGCA and §5010l(b) of chapter 50of17 GCA relative to the training requirements Senator for members of the Civilian Volunteer Police Reserves (CVPR)." Sponsored by: Senators ThomasCAda V.A. Ada, F.B. Aguon, Jr., and B.T. McCreadie. Vice Chairman VJ.Ce-Speaker TO TO TO TO Benjamin J.F. Cruz COMMITH:E MEMBERS SIGNATURE DO ABSTAIN PLACE IN Member PASS INACTIVE FILE Senator Rory J. Respicio Member Senator Dennis G. Rodriguez, Jr. Member Senator VICE-SPEAKER CRUZ, Dr. Nerissa B. Underwood, Ph.D. BENJAMIN J. F. Member Committee Member RESPICIO, RORY J. Senator ' j V. Anthony Ada Committee Member Member RODRIGUEZ, DENNIS G. Senator JR. tV Frank F. Blas Jr. __f.ommittee Member Member UNDERWOOD, NERISSA Senator B. Ph.D. James V. Espaldon Committee Member Member ADA, V. ANlliONY "y-' Senator Committee Member Brant T. McCreadie Member BLAS, FRANK F., JR. Committee Member Speaker Dr. Judith T. Won Pat F.d.D ESPALDON, JAMES V. Ex-Officio Committee Member _ MCCREADIE, BRANT T. -··--;t_ Committee Member - -- SPEAKER WON PAT, JUDITH T. Ed. D. / Committee Member efr SUITE 503, DNA BLDG. 238 ARCHBISHOP FLORES STREET HAGA TN A, GUAM !)6910 PHONE: (671) 475-GUMl/2 (4861/2 I FAX: 671 4 WWW.FRANKAGUONJR.COM COMMITTEE ON Guam U.S Military Relocation IPublic Safety IJudiciary I MINA' TRENTAI TRES NA UHESLATURAN GUAHAN / 3311v GUAM LEGISLATURE COMMITTEE REPORT DIGEST Senator FRANK B. AGUON, JR I. OVERVIEW Chairman Bill No. 336-33 {lS} was introduced on June 15, 2016, by Senators V. Anthony Senator Ada, Frank B. Aguon, Jr., and Brant McCreadie and was subsequently referred Thomas C. Ada by the Committee on Rules to the Committee on Guam US Military Relocation, Vice Chairman Public Safety and Judiciary on June 15, 2016. Vice-Speaker Benjamin J.P. Cruz Member The Committee on Guam US Military Relocation,. Public Safety and Judiciary convened a public hearing on Bill No. 336-33 (LS} on a Monday, September 19, Senator 2016 at 2:00PM in I Liheslatura's Public Hearing Room. Rory J. Respicio Member Public Notice Requirements Senator Public Hearing notices were disseminated via e-mail to all senators and all Dennis G. Rodriguez, Jr. Member main media broadcasting outlets on Monday, September 12, 2016 (5-Day Notice), and again on Thursday, September 15, 2016 (48-Hour Notice). Senator Dr. Nerit!sa B. Underwood, Ph.D. Member Senators Present Senator Frank B. Aguon, Jr., Chairman Senator V. Anthony Ada Speaker Judith T. Won Pat Ed. D, Ex-Officio Member Senator James 'Espaldon, Committee Member Senator Brant T. McCreadie, Committee Member Senator Frank F. Blas Jr. Senator V. Anthony Ada, Committee Member Member Senator Nerissa B. Underwood, Ph.D., Committee Member Senator Tommy Morrison Senator James V. Espaldon Senator Mary Torres Member Senator The public hearing was Called-to-Order at 2:00 PM. BrantT.Mcereadie Member n. SUMMARY OF TESTIMONY &t DISCUSSION Speaker Dr. Judith T. Won Pal FdD Chairman Aguon: Ex-Officlo Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, if I can ask initially for administrative purposes if anyone who has a cellphone, if you can place it in silent mode or tum them off during the course of the public hearing. Good afternoon again. This committee public hearing sponsored by the Committee on Guam U.S. Military Relocation, Public Safety and Judiciary is here by convened. There are three items on the agenda. Bill No. 336-33 (LS) relative to the training requirements for members of the Civilian Volunteer Police Reserves. Bill No. 354-33 (COR) relative to estates of small value. SUITE 503, ONA BLOC. 238 ARCHBISHOP FLORES STREET HAGA TN A, GUAM 96910 PHONE: (671) 475-GUMl/2 (486112) I FAX: {671) 475-GUM3 (4863) I EMAll: AGUON4GUAMfiGMAIL.COM WWW .FRANKAGUONJRCOM 1of17 Chairman Aguon: Bill (COl~) relative to providing discretion in the expenditure prioritization of the police patrol vehicle equipment revolving fund to the of and and notification was initially disseminated on the sent out on the of September to the and l want to as Media partners, I for their assistance in disseminating information with regards to public hearing. We will proceed with recognizing the nu~mbers. I would like to Speaker Won PaL Thank much Madam Speaker joining us this To immediate left is Brant Tony Ada, to '-'IC'''"'''""'' immediate right is Senator UnderwoocL Thank you senators for joining us this afternoon and we Morrison us this ,,,H,orr•""'n We will proceed with the first bill that was highlighted, Bill No.
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