Edmonds Leger Zeringue OFFICIAL JOURNAL Emerson Leopold Total - 104 OF THE The Speaker announced that there were 104 members present HOUSE OF and a quorum. REPRESENTATIVES Prayer OF THE Prayer was offered by Rep. Carmody. STATE OF LOUISIANA Pledge of Allegiance Rep. Bouie led the House in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America. THIRTIETH DAY'S PROCEEDINGS Reading of the Journal

Forty-fifth Regular Session of the Legislature On motion of Rep. Hill, the reading of the Journal was Under the Adoption of the dispensed with. Constitution of 1974 On motion of Rep. Hill, the Journal of May 29, 2019, was adopted.

House of Representatives Petitions, Memorials, and State Capitol Communications Baton Rouge, Louisiana The following petitions, memorials, and communications were received and read: Thursday, May 30, 2019 The House of Representatives was called to order at 1:40 P.M., Message from the Senate by the Honorable Taylor Barras, Speaker of the House of Representatives. HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS Morning Hour May 30, 2019 To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the House of ROLL CALL Representatives: The roll being called, the following members answered to their I am directed to inform your honorable body that the Senate has names: concurred in the following House Concurrent Resolutions: PRESENT House Concurrent Resolution No. 50 Returned without amendments Mr. Speaker Falconer Lyons Abraham Foil Mack House Concurrent Resolution No. 80 Abramson Franklin Magee Returned without amendments Adams Gaines Marcelle Amedee Garofalo Marino House Concurrent Resolution No. 111 Anders Gisclair McFarland Returned without amendments Armes Glover McMahen Bacala Guinn Miguez Respectfully submitted, Bagley Harris, J. Miller, D. Bagneris Harris, L. Miller, G. GLENN A. KOEPP Berthelot Henry Moore Secretary of the Senate Billiot Hilferty Morris, Jay Bishop Hill Morris, Jim Bouie Hodges Moss Message from the Senate Bourriaque Hoffmann Muscarello Brass Hollis Pearson HOUSE BILLS Brown, C. Horton Pierre Brown, T. Howard Pope May 30, 2019 Carmody Huval Pugh Carpenter Ivey Pylant To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the House of Carter, G. Jackson Richard Representatives: Carter, R. James Schexnayder Carter, S. Jefferson Seabaugh I am directed to inform your honorable body that the Senate has Chaney Jenkins Simon finally passed the following House Bills: Connick Johnson, M. Smith Coussan Johnson, R. Stagni House Bill No. 40 Cox Jones Stefanski Returned without amendments Crews Jordan Stokes Davis LaCombe Talbot House Bill No. 42 DeVillier Landry, N. Thomas Returned without amendments DuBuisson Landry, T. Turner Duplessis Larvadain White House Bill No. 53 Dwight LeBas Wright Returned without amendments

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House Bill No. 56 House Bill No. 593 Returned without amendments Returned without amendments House Bill No. 154 Respectfully submitted, Returned without amendments GLENN A. KOEPP House Bill No. 176 Secretary of the Senate Returned without amendments House Bill No. 222 Message from the Senate Returned with amendments ASKING CONCURRENCE IN House Bill No. 223 SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS Returned without amendments May 30, 2019 House Bill No. 236 To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the House of Returned with amendments Representatives: House Bill No. 320 I am directed to inform your honorable body that the Senate has Returned with amendments adopted and asks your concurrence in the following Senate House Bill No. 345 Concurrent Resolutions: Returned without amendments Senate Concurrent Resolution Nos. 123, 128, and 129 House Bill No. 350 Returned without amendments Respectfully submitted, House Bill No. 355 GLENN A. KOEPP Returned without amendments Secretary of the Senate House Bill No. 375 Senate Concurrent Resolutions Returned without amendments Lying Over House Bill No. 391 The following Senate Concurrent Resolutions contained in the Returned with amendments message were taken up and acted upon as follows:

House Bill No. 393 SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 128— Returned without amendments BY SENATOR ALLAIN A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION House Bill No. 407 To express the sincere condolences of the Legislature of Louisiana Returned without amendments upon the death of Grace Elizabeth Gonsoulin. House Bill No. 408 Read by title. Returned without amendments On motion of Rep. Terry Brown, and under a suspension of the House Bill No. 463 rules, the resolution was concurred in. Returned without amendments House Bill No. 494 House and House Concurrent Resolutions Returned without amendments Reported by Committee House Bill No. 501 The following House and House Concurrent Resolutions Returned without amendments reported by committee were taken up and acted upon as follows: House Bill No. 512 HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 174— Returned without amendments BY REPRESENTATIVES CONNICK AND HILFERTY A RESOLUTION House Bill No. 522 To urge and request the legislative auditor to review the Returned without amendments circumstances surrounding the New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board’s letting, bidding, and awarding of contracts that House Bill No. 533 pertain to its billing system and to review the implementation Returned without amendments and oversight of its current billing system. House Bill No. 537 Read by title. Returned without amendments Reported favorably by the Committee on House and House Bill No. 566 Governmental Affairs. Returned without amendments On motion of Rep. Gregory Miller, the resolution was ordered House Bill No. 567 engrossed and passed to its third reading. Returned with amendments

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HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 208— HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 222— BY REPRESENTATIVE EMERSON BY REPRESENTATIVES STEVE CARTER, BOUIE, BRASS, GARY A RESOLUTION CARTER, EDMONDS, EMERSON, NANCY LANDRY, LEGER, AND SMITH To amend and readopt House Rule 11.4(B) of the Rules of Order of A RESOLUTION the House of Representatives to provide relative to the To urge and request the state Department of Education to create the distribution of printed copies of proposed floor amendments. Early Literacy Commission to study and make recommendations to develop and implement an aligned system Read by title. to provide effective evidence-based reading instruction for Reported with amendments by the Committee on House and children from birth through third grade. Governmental Affairs. Read by title. The committee amendments were read as follows: Reported favorably by the Committee on Education. HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS On motion of Rep. Nancy Landry, the resolution was ordered Amendments proposed by House Committee on House and engrossed and passed to its third reading. Governmental Affairs to Original House Resolution No. 208 by Representative Emerson HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 227— BY REPRESENTATIVE SCHEXNAYDER AMENDMENT NO. 1 A RESOLUTION To authorize and direct the legislative fiscal office to determine the On page 1, after line 20, insert the following: cost of all studies requested by the legislature during the 2016- 2020 term of the Louisiana House of Representatives. "BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the House of Representatives of the Legislature of Louisiana that the provisions of Read by title. this Resolution shall become effective on January 13, 2020." Reported favorably by the Committee on House and On motion of Rep. Gregory Miller, the amendments were Governmental Affairs. adopted. On motion of Rep. Gregory Miller, the resolution was ordered On motion of Rep. Gregory Miller, the resolution, as amended, engrossed and passed to its third reading. was ordered engrossed and passed to its third reading. HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 228— BY REPRESENTATIVE MCFARLAND HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 210— A RESOLUTION BY REPRESENTATIVE NANCY LANDRY A RESOLUTION To urge and request the State Board of Elementary and Secondary To urge and request the Louisiana Community and Technical Education to study challenges faced by rural school systems College System, in coordination with the Board of Regents and impacted by economic downturn resulting in decreased the Louisiana Office of Student Financial Assistance, to revenues and declining student populations and to submit a continue a pilot program to provide public postsecondary written report of its findings and recommendations to the House education scholarships to certain adult students and to submit Committee on Education no later than January 31, 2020. written reports of its findings regarding the development and implementation of the program, including any recommendations Read by title. for related legislation, to the House Committee on Education not later than sixty days prior to the beginning of the 2020 Reported favorably by the Committee on Education. Regular Session of the Legislature and the 2021 Regular Session of the Legislature. On motion of Rep. Nancy Landry, the resolution was ordered engrossed and passed to its third reading. Read by title. HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 231— Reported favorably by the Committee on Education. BY REPRESENTATIVE BISHOP A RESOLUTION On motion of Rep. Nancy Landry, the resolution was ordered To urge and request the secretary of the Department of engrossed and passed to its third reading. Environmental Quality to study the establishment of a voluntary compliance audit program for industries regulated by the HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 220— department and, no later than February 1, 2020, to submit to the BY REPRESENTATIVE GAROFALO House Committee on Natural Resources and Environment a A RESOLUTION written report containing a description of the elements of a To authorize and request the Louisiana State Law Institute to study proposed program, recommendations for legislation necessary and make recommendations regarding the provisions of the for implementation of the program, whether or not a program is Louisiana Insurance Code, comprising Title 22 of the Louisiana needed, and other information and concerns developed through Revised Statutes of 1950, concerning payment of claims, the study process that would provide more insight into the penalties, and attorney fees under the Louisiana Insurance Code. program. Read by title. Read by title. Reported favorably by the Committee on Insurance. Reported with amendments by the Committee on Natural Resources and Environment. On motion of Rep. Talbot, the resolution was ordered engrossed and passed to its third reading. The committee amendments were read as follows:

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HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS Cybersecurity Framework Standards promulgated by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, and to provide Amendments proposed by House Committee on Natural Resources a written report of its findings and recommendations and a and Environment to Original House Resolution No. 231 by proposed budget to the House Committee on Commerce; the Representative Bishop Senate Committee on Commerce, Consumer Protection, and International Affairs; the House Committee on Ways and AMENDMENT NO. 1 Means; and the Senate Committee on Revenue and Fiscal Affairs no later than January 10, 2020. On page 1, line 7, after "program," insert "whether or not a program is needed," Read by title. AMENDMENT NO. 2 Reported with amendments by the Committee on House and Governmental Affairs. On page 2, line 13, change "1997" to "1995" The committee amendments were read as follows: AMENDMENT NO. 3 HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS On page 3, line 12, after "legislation," insert "whether or not a program is needed," Amendments proposed by House Committee on House and Governmental Affairs to Engrossed House Concurrent Resolution On motion of Rep. Bishop, the amendments were adopted. No. 67 by Representative Foil On motion of Rep. Bishop, the resolution, as amended, was AMENDMENT NO. 1 ordered engrossed and passed to its third reading. On page 1, line 2, change "Louisiana Economic Development," to HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 233— "the Department of Economic Development," BY REPRESENTATIVE GAINES A RESOLUTION AMENDMENT NO. 2 To urge and request the Department of Environmental Quality to study the feasibility of and identify potential funding sources for On page 1, line 12, after "no later than" delete the remainder of the expanding the testing of child-occupied facilities for lead and line and delete line 13, and insert "January 10, 2020." mercury and report its findings to the House Committee on Natural Resources and Environment on or before February 1, AMENDMENT NO. 3 2020. On page 2, line 24, change "Louisiana Economic Development," to Read by title. "the Department of Economic Development," Reported favorably by the Committee on Natural Resources and AMENDMENT NO. 4 Environment. On page 3, line 3, after "Commerce" delete the period "." and insert On motion of Rep. Bishop, the resolution was ordered engrossed "or his designee." and passed to its third reading. AMENDMENT NO. 5 HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 62— BY REPRESENTATIVE DUPLESSIS A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION On page 3, line 5, after "Affairs" delete the period "." and insert "or To urge and request the State Board of Elementary and Secondary his designee." Education to study the feasibility of restructuring the minimum foundation program (MFP) formula for the 2020-2021 school AMENDMENT NO. 6 year to provide for differentiated levels of funding for students with exceptionalities and to report its findings and On page 3, line 6, after "Means" delete the period "." and insert "or recommendations to the House Committee on Education and the his designee." Senate Committee on Education not later sixty days prior to the beginning of the 2020 Regular Session of the Legislature of AMENDMENT NO. 7 Louisiana. On page 3, line 7, after "Affairs" delete the period "." and insert "or Read by title. his designee." Reported favorably by the Committee on Education. AMENDMENT NO. 8 On motion of Rep. Nancy Landry, the resolution was ordered On page 4, line 1, delete "Louisiana" and insert "the Department of" engrossed and passed to its third reading. AMENDMENT NO. 9 HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 67— BY REPRESENTATIVE FOIL On page 4, line 14, after "no later than" delete the remainder of the A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION line and delete line 15, and insert "January 10, 2020." To urge and request the Department of Economic Development, in cooperation with the Louisiana Association of Business and On motion of Rep. Gregory Miller, the amendments were Industry, to create a task force to study and conduct a beta test adopted. that is composed of volunteer representatives from private businesses that are domiciled and licensed to conduct business On motion of Rep. Gregory Miller, the resolution, as amended, in the state of Louisiana, to determine the cost, resources, and was ordered reengrossed and passed to its third reading. time required for varying sizes of businesses to adhere to the

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HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 93— AMENDMENT NO. 6 BY REPRESENTATIVE HILFERTY AND SENATOR HEWITT A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION On page 3, at the beginning of line 7, delete "(ii)" and insert "(iii)" To urge and request the legislative auditor to compile all policies relative to family and parental leave for state employees, to AMENDMENT NO. 7 compare such policies, and to report on the status of family and parental leave policies applicable to state employees. On page 3, line 7, after "mitigation, debt" change "forgiveness," to "relief," Read by title. AMENDMENT NO. 8 Reported favorably by the Committee on House and Governmental Affairs. On page 3, at the end of line 10, after "tuition" delete "forgiveness" and insert "relief" On motion of Rep. Gregory Miller, the resolution was ordered engrossed and passed to its third reading. AMENDMENT NO. 9 HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 96— On page 3, at the beginning of line 12, delete "(iii)" and insert "(iv)" BY REPRESENTATIVE FALCONER A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To urge and request the Board of Regents, in collaboration with the On motion of Rep. Nancy Landry, the amendments were public postsecondary education management boards, to conduct adopted. a study of student debt relief measures, nationally and statewide, and to submit a written report of findings and conclusions, On motion of Rep. Nancy Landry, the resolution, as amended, including recommendations for legislation relative to debt as a was ordered engrossed and passed to its third reading. barrier to reenrollment for those who have completed some HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 101— postsecondary education, to the House Committee on Education BY REPRESENTATIVE STEFANSKI and the Senate Committee on Education not later than thirty A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION days prior to the beginning of the 2020 Regular Session of the To establish the Louisiana Commission on Civil Asset Forfeiture to Legislature. make recommendations regarding reforming current asset forfeiture laws that allow law enforcement to seize and forfeit Read by title. assets from criminals while better protecting the due process rights of Louisiana residents. Reported with amendments by the Committee on Education. Read by title. The committee amendments were read as follows: HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS Motion On motion of Rep. Stefanski, the resolution was returned to the Amendments proposed by House Committee on Education to calendar. Original House Concurrent Resolution No. 96 by Representative Falconer HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 108— BY REPRESENTATIVE SIMON AMENDMENT NO. 1 A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To urge and request the State Board of Elementary and Secondary On page 1, line 6, after "education" and before "not later" insert a Education to study the advantages and disadvantages of school comma "," and "to the House Committee on Education and the calendar options for public schools and to submit a written Senate Committee on Education" report of its findings and any recommendations to the House Committee on Education and the Senate Committee on AMENDMENT NO. 2 Education not later than March 1, 2020. On page 2, line 12, after "debt" and before "for" delete "forgiveness" Read by title. and insert "relief" Reported favorably by the Committee on Education. AMENDMENT NO. 3 On motion of Rep. Nancy Landry, the resolution was ordered On page 2, line 19, after "education" and before "not later" insert a engrossed and passed to its third reading. comma "," and "to the House Committee on Education and the Senate Committee on Education" HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 109— BY REPRESENTATIVE CARPENTER AMENDMENT NO. 4 A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To urge and request Voice of the Experienced to study the collateral On page 2, line 22, after "tuition" and before "and" delete consequences of a criminal conviction in Louisiana and the "forgiveness" and insert "relief" extent to which defendants are notified of such consequences prior to entering a guilty plea, and to report its findings to the AMENDMENT NO. 5 Louisiana Legislature no later than February 1, 2020. On page 3, between lines 6 and 7, insert the following: Read by title. "(ii) The development of a method of informing students of the Reported favorably by the Committee on Administration of average wages earnable in careers that align with their selected Criminal Justice. programs or majors and the estimated numbers of regional and statewide job openings and placement rates for such careers." On motion of Rep. Mack, the resolution was ordered engrossed and passed to its third reading.

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Senate Concurrent Resolutions HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS Reported by Committee Amendments proposed by House Committee on House and The following Senate Concurrent Resolutions reported by Governmental Affairs to Reengrossed Senate Concurrent Resolution committee were taken up and acted upon as follows: No. 56 by Senator Long AMENDMENT NO. 1 SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 10— BY SENATOR THOMPSON A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION On page 2, line 30, delete "fourteen" To re-establish the Lake Providence Watershed Council and to provide for its membership and responsibilities. AMENDMENT NO. 2 On page 3, between lines 22 and 23, insert the following: Read by title. "(15) The chief executive officer of the Louisiana Cable and Reported favorably by the Committee on House and Telecommunications Association–The Internet & Television Governmental Affairs. Association, or his designee.

On motion of Rep. Gregory Miller, the resolution was ordered (16) The president of the Louisiana Telecommunications passed to its third reading. Association, or his designee."

SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 18— On motion of Rep. Gregory Miller, the amendments were BY SENATOR MORRELL adopted. A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To provide relative to the Task Force on Secure Care Standards and Under the rules, the above resolution, as amended, was ordered Auditing to assist in development and implementation of recommitted to the Committee on House and Governmental Affairs. standards and procedures in the operation and audit of secure care facilities in the state. SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 70— BY SENATOR BARROW A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Read by title. To create the Louisiana Community Health Worker Workforce Study Committee to study and provide recommendations to the Reported favorably by the Committee on House and secretary of the Louisiana Department of Health relative to Governmental Affairs. supporting and expanding the community health worker workforce in Louisiana. On motion of Rep. Gregory Miller, the resolution was ordered passed to its third reading. Read by title.

SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 51— Reported favorably by the Committee on Health and Welfare. BY SENATOR MORRELL A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION On motion of Rep. Hoffmann, the resolution was ordered passed To create and provide for the Louisiana Task Force on Lead-Free to its third reading. Water to study the problem of lead contamination in state and local water systems and recommend any action or legislation SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 84— BY SENATORS APPEL, PETERSON AND GARY SMITH AND that the task force deems necessary. REPRESENTATIVES BILLIOT, CONNICK, GISCLAIR, HENRY, HILFERTY, LEOPOLD AND STOKES Read by title. A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To urge and request the Louisiana Department of Health to take all Reported favorably by the Committee on House and steps necessary to approve peer support services as a Medicaid Governmental Affairs. covered service. Read by title. On motion of Rep. Gregory Miller, the resolution was ordered passed to its third reading. Reported favorably by the Committee on Health and Welfare. SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 56— On motion of Rep. Hoffmann, the resolution was ordered passed BY SENATOR LONG to its third reading. A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To urge and request the Department of Children and Family Services SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 93— to establish the "Task Force on Protecting Children from BY SENATOR MORRISH Exposure to Pornography" to study all issues related to the A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION exposure of children to pornography and the impact it has on To urge and request the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority their lives. to form a subcommittee to coordinate the state's involvement in the National Flood Insurance Program. Read by title. Read by title. Reported with amendments by the Committee on House and Governmental Affairs. Reported favorably by the Committee on Natural Resources and Environment. The committee amendments were read as follows: On motion of Rep. Bishop, the resolution was ordered passed to its third reading.

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SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 99— Reported with amendments by the Committee on BY SENATOR BARROW Transportation, Highways and Public Works. A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To request the Domestic Violence Prevention Commission to study the long-term effects of domestic violence. The committee amendments were read as follows: Read by title. HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS Reported favorably by the Committee on Health and Welfare. Amendments proposed by House Committee on Transportation, Highways and Public Works to Reengrossed Senate Bill No. 105 by On motion of Rep. Hoffmann, the resolution was ordered passed Senator Lambert to its third reading. AMENDMENT NO. 1 Senate Instruments on Second Reading On page 3, line 5, after "bids" delete the remainder of the line and Returned from the Legislative Bureau delete lines 6 and 7 in their entirety and insert a period "." The following Senate Instruments on second reading, returned from the Legislative Bureau, were taken up and acted upon as Reported without amendments by the Legislative Bureau. follows: On motion of Rep. Terry Landry, the amendments were SENATE BILL NO. 27— adopted. BY SENATOR MARTINY AN ACT On motion of Rep. Terry Landry, the bill, as amended, was To amend and reenact R.S. 13:50, relative to certain judicial salaries; ordered passed to its third reading. to provide for salary increases for judges of the supreme court, courts of appeal, district courts, city courts, and parish courts as SENATE BILL NO. 172— recommended by the Judicial Compensation Commission; to BY SENATOR COLOMB provide certain terms and conditions; and to provide for related AN ACT matters. To amend and reenact Civil Code Arts. 96, 367, and 2333, R.S. 9:221, and Children's Code Arts. 1545 and 1547, and to enact Read by title. Civil Code Art. 90.1, relative to marriage; to provide a minimum age for marriage; to provide certain terms, conditions, Reported favorably by the Committee on Appropriations. procedures, requirements, effects, and prohibitions; and to provide for related matters. Reported without amendments by the Legislative Bureau. Read by title. On motion of Rep. Henry, the bill was ordered passed to its third reading. Reported with amendments by the Committee on Civil Law and Procedure. SENATE BILL NO. 79— BY SENATORS CARTER, BARROW, BISHOP, BOUDREAUX, COLOMB, The committee amendments were read as follows: MILLS AND MORRELL A JOINT RESOLUTION HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS Proposing to add Article VII, Section 21(O) of the Constitution of Louisiana, relative to ad valorem taxes; to authorize the City of Amendments proposed by House Committee on Civil Law and New Orleans to exempt immovable property in Orleans Parish Procedure to Reengrossed Senate Bill No. 172 by Senator Colomb from ad valorem taxes to promote affordable housing; and to specify an election for submission of the proposition to electors AMENDMENT NO. 1 and provide a ballot proposition. On page 1, line 2, after "Civil Code" and before "96," change "Arts." Read by title. to "Articles" Reported favorably by the Committee on Ways and Means. AMENDMENT NO. 2 Reported without amendments by the Legislative Bureau. On page 1, at the beginning of line 3, change "Arts." to "Articles" On motion of Rep. Abramson, the bill was ordered passed to its AMENDMENT NO. 3 third reading. On page 1, line 3, after "Code" and before "90.1" change "Art." to SENATE BILL NO. 105— BY SENATOR LAMBERT "Article" AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 38:1764, relative to gravity drainage AMENDMENT NO. 4 districts; to provide for corporate status and power of the districts; to authorize districts to enter into certain contracts and On page 1, line 8, after "Code" and before "and 2333" delete "Arts. purchase certain machinery without advertising for bids for 96, 367" to "Articles 96, 367," pumping stations; to authorize districts to perform all acts necessary to fully drain lands in the district and to maintain the AMENDMENT NO. 5 drainage; and to provide for related matters. On page 1, line 9, after "Code" and before "90.1" change "Art." to Read by title. "Article"

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AMENDMENT NO. 6 LEGISLATIVE BUREAU AMENDMENTS On page 1, line 11, after "under" and before "may" delete "the age of Amendments proposed by Legislative Bureau to Reengrossed Senate sixteen" and insert "sixteen years of age" Bill No. 172 by Senator Colomb AMENDMENT NO. 7 AMENDMENT NO. 1 On page 1, line 13, after "majority" and before "there" change In House Committee Amendment No. 4 proposed by the House "where" to " if" Committee on Civil Law and Procedure to Reengrossed Senate Bill No. 172, on page 1, line 8, following "2333"" and before ""Arts." AMENDMENT NO. 8 change "delete" to "change" On page 1, at the end of line 13, delete "four years or greater" and On motion of Rep. Garofalo, the amendments were adopted. insert "greater than two years" On motion of Rep. Garofalo, the bill, as amended, was ordered AMENDMENT NO. 9 passed to its third reading. On page 2, line 18, after "under" and before "may" delete "the age of SENATE BILL NO. 174— sixteen" and insert "sixteen years of age" BY SENATOR JOHNS AN ACT AMENDMENT NO. 10 To amend and reenact R.S. 46:1606(A) and (B)(1), relative to the annual appropriation for the councils on aging; to provide for an On page 3, line 2, after "under" and before "shall" delete "the age of increase in the minimum appropriation; to provide for an sixteen" and insert "sixteen years of age" increase to the maximum allocation; and to provide for related matters. AMENDMENT NO. 11 Read by title. On page 3, line 3, after "minor" and before "shall" delete "of the age of sixteen or seventeen" and insert "sixteen or seventeen years of Reported favorably by the Committee on Appropriations. age" Reported without amendments by the Legislative Bureau. AMENDMENT NO. 12 On motion of Rep. Henry, the bill was ordered passed to its third On page 3, line 4, after "issued" and before "there" change "where" reading. to "if" SENATE BILL NO. 185— BY SENATORS WALSWORTH AND THOMPSON AND AMENDMENT NO. 13 REPRESENTATIVE TERRY BROWN AN ACT On page 3, line 4, after "difference of" and before "between the" To amend and reenact Children's Code Art. 313(B), R.S. 46:236.2, delete "four years or greater" and insert "greater than two years" and Section 1 of Act No. 136 of the 2018 Regular Session of the Legislature, relative to amendments of child support orders; to AMENDMENT NO. 14 provide for a procedure for amending a child support order; to provide for authority of the Department of Children and Family On page 3, line 6, after "Code" and before "1545" change "Article" Services; to provide for authority of the district attorney and to "Articles" other interested parties; to provide for a written motion to the court; and to provide for related matters. AMENDMENT NO. 15 Read by title. On page 3, at the beginning of line 10, delete "sixteen or older" and insert "sixteen or seventeen years of age" Reported with amendments by the Committee on Civil Law and Procedure. AMENDMENT NO. 16 The committee amendments were read as follows: On page 3, at the end of line 19, delete "the age of sixteen." and insert "sixteen years of age." HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS AMENDMENT NO. 17 Amendments proposed by House Committee on Civil Law and Procedure to Reengrossed Senate Bill No. 185 by Senator Walsworth On page 3, at the end of line 22, delete "of the age of sixteen or seventeen,"and insert "sixteen or seventeen years of age," AMENDMENT NO. 1 AMENDMENT NO. 18 On page 1, delete line 2 in its entirety and insert the following: On page 3, at the end of line 25, delete "the age of sixteen." and "To amend and reenact R.S. 46:236.2 and Section 7(A) of Act No. insert "sixteen years of age." 264 of the 2017 Regular Session of the Legislature as amended by Section 1 of Act No." Reported with amendments by the Legislative Bureau. AMENDMENT NO. 2 The Legislative Bureau amendments were read as follows: On page 1, line 7, after "court;" and before "and to" insert "to provide for a delayed effective date;"

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AMENDMENT NO. 3 AMENDMENT NO. 1 On page 1, delete lines 9 through 17 in their entirety On page 1, line 14, after "this" and before "the" change "Section," to "Act," AMENDMENT NO. 4 AMENDMENT NO. 2 On page 2, at the beginning of line 1, change "Section 2." to "Section 1." On page 2, line 19, after "(a)" and before "engaged" change "Is" to "The person is" AMENDMENT NO. 5 AMENDMENT NO. 3 On page 5, delete lines 4 through 10 in their entirety and insert the following: On page 2, line 21, after "(b)" and before "not" change "Is" to "The person is" "Section 2. Section 7(A) of Act No. 264 of the 2017 Regular Session of the Legislature as amended by Section 1 of Act No. 136 AMENDMENT NO. 4 of the 2018 Regular Session of the Legislature is hereby amended and reenacted to read as follows: On page 3, at the end of line 1, change "9:2713.5(5)." to "9:2713.5(A)(5)." Section 7.(A) Except as provided in Subsection (B) of this Section, the provisions of Sections 1 through 7 of this Act shall AMENDMENT NO. 5 become effective on August 1, 2019 2020. On page 4, at the end of line 6, delete "the Louisiana Structured * * *" Settlement" and at the beginning of line 7, delete "Protection" and insert "this" Reported without amendments by the Legislative Bureau. AMENDMENT NO. 6 On motion of Rep. Garofalo, the amendments were adopted. On page 5, line 16, after "bond" and before "has" delete "or" and On motion of Rep. Garofalo, the bill, as amended, was ordered insert a comma "," passed to its third reading. AMENDMENT NO. 7 SENATE BILL NO. 188— BY SENATOR CHABERT On page 5, line 17, after "credit" and before "or" insert a comma "," AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 34:1653, and repeal R.S. 34:1654(C), AMENDMENT NO. 8 relative to the Greater Lafourche Port Commission; to provide for the authority for issuance of bonds; to provide relative to the On page 5, line 25, after "when the" and before "is renewed." delete interest rates on the bonds; and to provide for related matters. "registration of the applicant" and insert "applicant's registration"

Read by title. AMENDMENT NO. 9 Reported favorably by the Committee on Ways and Means. On page 6, line 10, after "appealed" and before "or" delete the Reported without amendments by the Legislative Bureau. comma "," On motion of Rep. Abramson, the bill was ordered passed to its AMENDMENT NO. 10 third reading. On page 6, at the end of line 25, delete "the Louisiana" and at the SENATE BILL NO. 193— beginning of line 26, delete "Structured Settlement Protection" and BY SENATOR MORRISH insert "this" AN ACT To enact R.S. 9:2713 through 2713.9 and to repeal R.S. 9:2715, AMENDMENT NO. 11 relative to agreements; to provide relative to structured settlements; to enact the Louisiana Structured Settlement On page 7, at the end of line 6, delete "the Louisiana Structured" and Protection Act; to provide certain definitions, terms, procedures, at the beginning of line 7, delete "Settlement" and insert "this" conditions, requirements, and effects; to provide relative to registration and transfer; to provide relative to the transfer of AMENDMENT NO. 12 structured settlement payment rights; and to provide for related matters. On page 7, line 15, after "company," and before "an" change "and" to "or" Read by title. AMENDMENT NO. 13 Reported with amendments by the Committee on Civil Law and Procedure. On page 7, line 23, after "with" and before "Act" delete "the Louisiana Structured Settlement Protection" and insert "this" The committee amendments were read as follows: AMENDMENT NO. 14 HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS On page 7, line 24, after "with" and before "Act." change "the" to Amendments proposed by House Committee on Civil Law and "this" Procedure to Reengrossed Senate Bill No. 193 by Senator Morrish

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AMENDMENT NO. 15 On motion of Rep. Henry, the bill was ordered passed to its third reading. On page 8, line 27, after "of" and before "Act" delete "the Louisiana Structured Settlement Protection" and insert "this" SENATE BILL NO. 223— BY SENATOR ALLAIN AMENDMENT NO. 16 AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 47:287.732(B)(1), 293(10), and 1675(G), On page 9, at the end of line 15, delete "the Louisiana Structured and to enact R.S. 47:287.732(B)(6), 287.732.2, 293(9)(a)(xviii), Settlement" and at the beginning of line 16, delete "Protection" and 297.14, and 1675(F)(4), relative to income taxation of insert "this" Subchapter S corporations and other flow through entities; to reduce the tax rates applicable to the income of Subchapter S AMENDMENT NO. 17 corporations that elect to be taxed at the corporation level; to authorize certain flow through entities not taxed as corporations On page 9, at the end of line 22, delete "the Louisiana Structured to elect to file as corporations for state income tax purposes; to Settlement Protection" and insert "this" provide for a modification to exclude certain Subchapter S corporation and flow through income from income subject to AMENDMENT NO. 18 state individual income tax; to provide for tax credits earned by Subchapter S corporations and other flow through entities; and On page 12, at the end of line 12, delete "the Louisiana Structured to provide for related matters. Settlement Protection Act" and insert "this Act" Read by title. AMENDMENT NO. 19 On page 12, at the end of line 22, delete "the Louisiana Structured Reported favorably by the Committee on Ways and Means. Settlement" and at the beginning of line 23, delete "Protection" and insert "this" Reported without amendments by the Legislative Bureau. AMENDMENT NO. 20 On motion of Rep. Abramson, the bill was ordered passed to its third reading. On page 14, at the end of line 13, insert a comma "," Senate Bills on Second Reading Reported with amendments by the Legislative Bureau. Reported by Committee The Legislative Bureau amendments were read as follows: The following Senate Bills and Joint Resolutions on second reading reported by committee were taken up and acted upon as LEGISLATIVE BUREAU AMENDMENTS follows: Amendments proposed by Legislative Bureau to Reengrossed Senate Bill No. 193 by Senator Morrish SENATE BILL NO. 109— BY SENATORS BARROW, ALARIO, BISHOP, BOUDREAUX, CARTER, CHABERT, CLAITOR, COLOMB, CORTEZ, ERDEY, GATTI, HEWITT, AMENDMENT NO. 1 JOHNS, LONG, LUNEAU, MARTINY, MILLS, MIZELL, MORRELL, PRICE, RISER, GARY SMITH, TARVER, THOMPSON AND On page 15, line 2, change "life contingent" to "life-contingent" WALSWORTH AN ACT AMENDMENT NO. 2 To amend and reenact the chapter heading of Chapter 3 of Title III of the Children's Code, the heading of Children's Code Art. 303 On page 15, line 21, change "the effective date of this Act" to "July and R.S. 46:56(F)(7)(c) and 1403.1, to enact Children's Code 1, 2020," Art. 303(12) and Subpart D-4 of Part II of Chapter 3 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. On motion of Rep. Garofalo, the amendments were adopted. 46:288.1 through 288.10, and to repeal R.S. 46:286.24, relative to youth in the foster care program; to provide for exclusive On motion of Rep. Garofalo, the bill, as amended, was ordered court jurisdiction; to provide for the release of certain passed to its third reading. information regarding the foster child; to provide for extended stay in foster care while in a transitional placing program; to SENATE BILL NO. 216— provide for an extended foster care program; to provide for BY SENATOR CHABERT definitions; to provide for program eligibility; to provide for a AN ACT voluntary placement agreement; to provide for a written court To enact Subpart T of Part II-A of Chapter 1 of Subtitle I of Title 39 report; to provide for court jurisdiction; to provide for internal of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of administrative reviews; to provide for program participation R.S. 39:100.151, relative to special funds; to create the State termination; to provide for extension of an adoption or Land Office Reforestation Fund in the state treasury; to provide guardianship subsidy; to provide for rulemaking; to provide for for the purpose, use, investment, and transfer of monies in the the repeal of extended foster care for high school students; to fund; to provide for reporting; and to provide for related provide for an effective date; and to provide for related matters. matters. Read by title. Read by title. Reported with amendments by the Committee on Health and Reported favorably by the Committee on Appropriations. Welfare.

Reported without amendments by the Legislative Bureau. The committee amendments were read as follows:

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HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS Rep. Hoffmann moved the concurrence of the resolution. Amendments proposed by House Committee on Health and Welfare By a vote of 97 yeas and 0 nays, the resolution was concurred to Reengrossed Senate Bill No. 109 by Senator Barrow in. AMENDMENT NO. 1 Consent to Correct a Vote Record On page 1, line 3, after "Children's Code Art. 303" and before "and Rep. Leger requested the House consent to record his vote on R.S. 46:56(F)(7)(c)" insert a comma "," concurrence of Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 16 as yea, which consent was unanimously granted. AMENDMENT NO. 2 SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 25— On page 1, line 17, change "Legislative" to "Legislature" BY SENATOR PEACOCK A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION AMENDMENT NO. 3 To urge and request the Louisiana Department of Health to study the use of scrambler therapy as an opioid alternative for the On page 2, line 13, after "provided" delete the remainder of the line treatment of pain. and insert in lieu thereof "in R.S. 46:288.2." Read by title. AMENDMENT NO. 4 Rep. Pope moved the concurrence of the resolution. On page 2, line 14, delete the comma "," By a vote of 97 yeas and 0 nays, the resolution was concurred AMENDMENT NO. 5 in. On page 4, line 24, delete "provided" and insert in lieu thereof "if" Consent to Correct a Vote Record AMENDMENT NO. 6 Rep. Leger requested the House consent to record his vote on concurrence of Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 25 as yea, which On page 4, line 25, after "eligible" and before the period "." insert consent was unanimously granted. "for those services" SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 41— AMENDMENT NO. 7 BY SENATORS WHITE, CARTER, HENSGENS AND MILLS A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION On page 7, line 6, delete the comma "," To create and provide for the Law Enforcement Officer PTSD Study Commission to study the short-term and long-term effects of AMENDMENT NO. 8 post traumatic stress disorder on law enforcement officers and to recommend any action or legislation that the commission On page 7, line 10, delete the comma "," deems necessary or appropriate. On motion of Rep. Hoffmann, the amendments were adopted. Read by title. Under the rules, the bill, as amended, was recommitted to the Rep. Gregory Miller sent up floor amendments which were read Committee on Appropriations. as follows: Senate Concurrent Resolutions on HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS Third Reading for Final Consideration Amendments proposed by Representative Gregory Miller to The following Senate Concurrent Resolutions on third reading Engrossed Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 41 by Senator White for final consideration were taken up and acted upon as follows: AMENDMENT NO. 1 SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 14— BY SENATOR MILLS On page 3, between lines 8 and 9, insert the following: A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To urge and request the Louisiana Legislative Auditor to provide "(12) A person selected by Tulane University, or his designee." budget and fiscal planning training to incoming mayors. On motion of Rep. Gregory Miller, the amendments were Read by title. adopted. Rep. Connick moved the concurrence of the resolution. Rep. Gregory Miller moved the concurrence of the resolution, as amended. By a vote of 100 yeas and 0 nays, the resolution was concurred in. By a vote of 98 yeas and 0 nays, the resolution, as amended, was concurred in. SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 16— BY SENATOR HEWITT SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 75— A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION BY SENATOR PEACOCK To urge and request the Louisiana Department of Health to take such A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION actions as are necessary to add Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) To urge and request the Board of Regents to study how the state can to the newborn screening panel of this state. best meet the legal education needs of students and the economic and workforce development needs of the northwest Read by title.

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region, including meeting these needs through establishing a By a vote of 98 yeas and 1 nay, the resolution was concurred in. law school in the Shreveport-Bossier area. Consent to Correct a Vote Record Read by title. Rep. Leger requested the House consent to record his vote on Rep. Bagley moved the concurrence of the resolution. concurrence of Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 31 as yea, which consent was unanimously granted. By a vote of 97 yeas and 0 nays, the resolution was concurred in. SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 42— BY SENATOR APPEL AND REPRESENTATIVE BRASS SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 78— A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION BY SENATOR BOUDREAUX To urge and request the Board of Regents to create the "Work-Based A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Learning Task Force" to engage industry, government, high To urge and request the Louisiana State Board of Nursing and the schools, and postsecondary education institutions to undertake Louisiana State Board of Medical Examiners to report on the a national and statewide review of successful, high-value, work- number of advanced practice registered nurses and the number based learning programs and projects; to establish a vision, of physician assistants that provide medication-assisted goals, and targets for statewide impact; to develop a treatment (MAT) in Louisiana. comprehensive, coordinated statewide framework and implementation plan for Louisiana; to identify policies and Read by title. strategies designed to lead to the expansion, improvement, and better coordination of existing work-based learning initiatives Rep. Dustin Miller moved the concurrence of the resolution. in the state; and to make policy recommendations to the legislature for a large scale, coordinated work-based learning By a vote of 96 yeas and 0 nays, the resolution was concurred model in Louisiana. in. Read by title. SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 37— BY SENATOR LONG Rep. Emerson sent up floor amendments which were read as A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION follows: To urge and request the Louisiana Supreme Court and the Louisiana State Bar Association to study solicitation advertising by HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS attorneys, and the potential need for revisions and updates to the state Rules of Professional Conduct. Amendments proposed by Representative Emerson to Reengrossed Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 42 by Senator Appel Read by title. AMENDMENT NO. 1 Rep. M. Johnson moved the concurrence of the resolution. Delete Amendment No. 1, Amendment No. 3, and Amendment No. By a vote of 93 yeas and 0 nays, the resolution was concurred 11 by the House Committee on Education (#3051) in. AMENDMENT NO. 2 Consent to Correct a Vote Record On page 1, line 2, after "of" delete the remainder of the line and Rep. Leger requested the House consent to record his vote on delete line 3 and at the beginning of line 4, delete "institutions to concurrence of Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 37 as yea, which undertake a national and statewide" and insert "Regents, the state consent was unanimously granted. Department of Education, the Louisiana Workforce Commission, and the Department of Economic Development to collaborate to solicit, SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 58— as necessary, input, recommendations, and guidance pertaining to BY SENATOR BISHOP work-based learning programs from and collaborate and engage with A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION interested parties and stakeholders, including but not limited to To urge and request the mayor and the city council of the city of industry, government, high schools, public and nonpublic New Orleans to study and make recommendations for changes postsecondary education institutions, business organizations, to statutory law that will help to reduce excessive eviction rates employers, labor unions, economic development organizations, of household renters in the city. entities currently engaged in work-based learning activities, students, chambers of commerce and educational associations to inform a" Read by title. AMENDMENT NO. 3 Motion On page 2, line 30, after "of" delete the remainder of the line and on On motion of Rep. Terry Brown, the resolution was returned to page 3, delete line 1 and at the beginning of line 2, delete "undertake the calendar. a national and statewide" and insert "Regents, the state Department of Education, the Louisiana Workforce Commission, and the SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 31— Department of Economic Development to collaborate to solicit, as BY SENATOR BARROW necessary, input, recommendations, and guidance pertaining to A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION work-based learning programs from and collaborate and engage with To designate the Louisiana Department of Health as the lead agency interested parties and stakeholders, including but not limited to over the Interagency Heroin and Opioid Coordination Plan. industry, government, high schools, public and nonpublic postsecondary education institutions, business organizations, Read by title. employers, labor unions, economic development organizations, entities currently engaged in work-based learning activities, students, Rep. Carpenter moved the concurrence of the resolution. chambers of commerce and educational associations to inform a"

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AMENDMENT NO. 4 SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 27— BY SENATOR ALLAIN On page 6, delete line 3 and insert "chair of the Board of Regents, the A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION commissioner of higher education, the state superintendent of To approve the annual state integrated coastal protection plan for education, the secretary of the Louisiana Workforce Commission, the Fiscal Year 2020, as adopted by the Coastal Protection and secretary of the Department of Economic Development, and the Restoration Authority Board. governor." Read by title. On motion of Rep. Emerson, the amendments were adopted. Rep. Bishop moved the concurrence of the resolution. Rep. Emerson moved the concurrence of the resolution, as amended. By a vote of 99 yeas and 0 nays, the resolution was concurred in. By a vote of 100 yeas and 1 nay, the resolution, as amended, was concurred in. Consent to Correct a Vote Record Consent to Correct a Vote Record Rep. Leger requested the House consent to record his vote on concurrence of Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 27 as yea, which Rep. Crews requested the House consent to correct his vote on consent was unanimously granted. concurrence of Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 42 from nay to yea, which consent was unanimously granted. Suspension of the Rules Consent to Correct a Vote Record On motion of Rep. Bishop, the rules were suspended in order to take up and consider House and House Concurrent Resolutions on Rep. Leger requested the House consent to record his vote on Third Reading for Final Consideration at this time. concurrence of Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 42 as yea, which consent was unanimously granted. House and House Concurrent Resolutions on SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 58— Third Reading for Final Consideration BY SENATOR BISHOP A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION The following House and House Concurrent Resolutions on To urge and request the mayor and the city council of the city of third reading for final consideration were taken up and acted upon as New Orleans to study and make recommendations for changes follows: to statutory law that will help to reduce excessive eviction rates of household renters in the city. Suspension of the Rules Called from the calendar. On motion of Rep. Bishop, and under a suspension of the rules, the following resolution was taken up out of its regular order at this Read by title. time.

Rep. Bouie moved the concurrence of the resolution. HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 155— BY REPRESENTATIVE BISHOP By a vote of 100 yeas and 1 nay, the resolution was concurred A RESOLUTION in. To approve the annual state integrated coastal protection plan for Fiscal Year 2020, as adopted by the Coastal Protection and SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 71— Restoration Authority Board. BY SENATORS WHITE, BARROW, CHABERT, CLAITOR, COLOMB, CORTEZ, ERDEY, FANNIN, GATTI, HENSGENS, HEWITT, JOHNS, Called from the calendar. LAMBERT, LONG, LUNEAU, MILKOVICH, MILLS, MIZELL, PEACOCK, PRICE, RISER, GARY SMITH, JOHN SMITH, TARVER, THOMPSON, WALSWORTH AND WARD Read by title. A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To urge and request the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority Rep. Bishop moved the adoption of the resolution. and the Department of Transportation and Development to determine what monies, state or federal, are available for flood By a vote of 101 yeas and 0 nays, the resolution was adopted. control projects in the coastal zone or coastal area, and in the area outside of the coastal area. Senate Bills and Joint Resolutions on Third Reading and Final Passage Read by title. The following Senate Bills and Joint Resolutions on third Rep. Zeringue moved the concurrence of the resolution. reading and final passage were taken up and acted upon as follows: By a vote of 99 yeas and 0 nays, the resolution was concurred SENATE BILL NO. 3— in. BY SENATORS MIZELL, CORTEZ, FANNIN, HEWITT, LONG, PRICE AND GARY SMITH Consent to Correct a Vote Record AN ACT To enact R.S. 32:861.2, relative to motor vehicles; to provide Rep. Leger requested the House consent to record his vote on authority to the commissioner of the Department of Public concurrence of Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 71 as yea, which Safety and Corrections, public safety services, office of motor consent was unanimously granted. vehicles, to waive any and all penalty, procedure, and requirement, for failure to maintain compulsory motor vehicle

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liability security for just cause in certain circumstances; and to authorize an exemption from local sales and use taxes; to provide for related matters. provide for an effective date; and to provide for related matters.

Read by title. Read by title. Rep. Jay Morris sent up floor amendments which were read as Rep. White moved the final passage of the bill. follows: ROLL CALL HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS The roll was called with the following result: Amendments proposed by Representative Jay Morris to Re- YEAS Reengrossed Senate Bill No. 5 by Senator Morrell Mr. Speaker Falconer Leopold AMENDMENT NO. 1 Abraham Foil Lyons Abramson Franklin Mack On page 1, line 2, after "To enact" delete the remainder of the line in Adams Gaines Magee its entirety and insert "R.S. 47:302(BB)(110) and (111), 305.72, Amedee Garofalo Marcelle 321(P)(111) and (112), 321.1(I)(111) and (112), 331(V)(111) and Anders Gisclair Marino (112), and" Armes Glover McFarland Bacala Guinn McMahen AMENDMENT NO. 2 Bagley Harris, J. Miguez Bagneris Harris, L. Miller, D. On page 1, on line 5, after "taxes;" insert the following: Berthelot Henry Miller, G. Billiot Hilferty Moore "to provide for the effectiveness of certain annual sales and use tax Bishop Hill Morris, Jay holidays;" Bouie Hodges Moss Bourriaque Hoffmann Muscarello AMENDMENT NO. 3 Brass Hollis Pearson Brown, C. Horton Pierre On page 4, delete line 3, after "Section 2." delete the remainder of the Brown, T. Howard Pope line in its entirety and insert the following: Carmody Huval Pugh Carter, R. Ivey Pylant "Section 2. R.S. 47:302(BB)(111), 321(P)(112), 321.1(I)(112), Carter, S. Jackson Richard and 331(V)(112) are hereby enacted to read as follows: Chaney James Schexnayder Connick Jefferson Seabaugh §302. Imposition of tax Coussan Jenkins Simon Cox Johnson, M. Smith * * * Crews Johnson, R. Stagni Davis Jones Stefanski BB. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, DeVillier Jordan Stokes including but not limited to any contrary provisions of this Chapter, DuBuisson LaCombe Talbot beginning July 1, 2018, through June 30, 2025, there shall be no Duplessis Landry, N. Thomas exemptions and no exclusions to the tax levied pursuant to the Dwight Landry, T. Turner provisions of this Section, except for the retail sale, use, Edmonds Larvadain White consumption, distribution, or storage for use or consumption of the Emerson LeBas Zeringue following: Total - 99 NAYS * * * (111) Purchases which qualify for the sales tax holidays as Total - 0 provided in R.S. 47:305.54, 305.58, and 305.62. ABSENT * * * Carpenter Leger Norton Carter, G. Morris, Jim Wright §321. Imposition of tax Total - 6 * * * The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. P. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, Rep. White moved to reconsider the vote by which the above including but not limited to any contrary provisions of this Chapter, bill was finally passed, and, on her own motion, the motion to beginning July 1, 2018, through June 30, 2025, there shall be no reconsider was laid on the table. exemptions and no exclusions to the tax levied pursuant to the provisions of this Section, except for the retail sale, use, SENATE BILL NO. 5— consumption, distribution, or storage for use or consumption of the BY SENATORS MORRELL, BARROW, LAFLEUR AND TARVER AND following: REPRESENTATIVE LEGER AN ACT * * * To enact R.S. 47:302(BB)(110), 305.72, 321(P)(111), 321.1(I)(111), 331(V)(111), and 337.10(P), relative to state sales and use tax (112) Purchases which qualify for the sales tax holidays as exemptions; to exempt consumer purchases of certain diapers provided in R.S. 47:305.54, 305.58, and 305.62. and feminine hygiene products from state sales and use tax; to * * *

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§321.1. Imposition of tax Anders Garofalo Marino Armes Gisclair McFarland * * * Bacala Glover McMahen Bagley Guinn Miguez I. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, Bagneris Harris, J. Miller, D. including but not limited to any contrary provisions of this Chapter, Berthelot Harris, L. Miller, G. beginning July 1, 2018, through June 30, 2025, there shall be no Billiot Henry Moore exemptions and no exclusions to the tax levied pursuant to the Bishop Hilferty Morris, Jay provisions of this Section, except for the retail sale, use, Bouie Hill Morris, Jim consumption, distribution, or storage for use or consumption of the Bourriaque Hoffmann Moss following: Brass Hollis Muscarello Brown, C. Horton Pearson * * * Brown, T. Howard Pierre Carmody Huval Pope (112) Purchases which qualify for the sales tax holidays as Carpenter Ivey Pugh provided in R.S. 47:305.54, 305.58, and 305.62. Carter, R. James Pylant Carter, S. Jefferson Richard * * * Chaney Jenkins Schexnayder Connick Johnson, M. Seabaugh §331. Imposition of tax Coussan Johnson, R. Simon Cox Jones Smith * * * Crews Jordan Stagni Davis LaCombe Stefanski V. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, DeVillier Landry, N. Stokes including but not limited to any contrary provisions of this Chapter, DuBuisson Landry, T. Thomas beginning July 1, 2018, through June 30, 2025, there shall be no Duplessis Larvadain Turner exemptions and no exclusions to the tax levied pursuant to the Dwight LeBas White provisions of this Section, except for the retail sale, use, Edmonds Leger Zeringue consumption, distribution, or storage for use or consumption of the Emerson Leopold following: Total - 98 NAYS * * * Total - 0 (112) Purchases which qualify for the sales tax holidays as ABSENT provided in R.S. 47:305.54, 305.58, and 305.62. Abramson Jackson Wright * * * Carter, G. Norton Hodges Talbot Section 3. Section 1 of this Act shall become effective on Total - 7 January 1, 2021, and Sections 2 and 3 of this Act shall become effective on July 1, 2019." The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Point of Order Rep. Coussan moved to reconsider the vote by which the above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to Rep. Smith asked for a ruling from the Chair as to whether the reconsider was laid on the table. above amendments were germane to the subject matter contained in the bill as introduced. SENATE BILL NO. 22— BY SENATOR JOHNS Ruling of the Chair AN ACT To enact Subpart L of Part II-A of Chapter 1 of Subtitle I of Title 39 The Chair ruled that the above amendments were germane to the of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of subject matter contained in the bill as introduced. R.S. 39:100.35, relative to special funds; to create the Calcasieu River Bridge Fund as a special fund in the state treasury; to Rep. Jay Morris moved the adoption of the amendments. provide for the dedication of certain revenues and for the deposit of and use of monies in the fund; to provide for an Rep. Coussan objected. effective date; and to provide for related matters. By a vote of 59 yeas and 38 nays, the amendments were Read by title. adopted. Rep. Dwight moved the final passage of the bill. Rep. Coussan moved the final passage of the bill, as amended. ROLL CALL ROLL CALL The roll was called with the following result: The roll was called with the following result: YEAS YEAS Mr. Speaker Falconer Lyons Mr. Speaker Falconer Lyons Abraham Foil Mack Abraham Foil Mack Adams Franklin Magee Adams Franklin Magee Amedee Gaines Marcelle Amedee Gaines Marcelle Anders Gisclair Marino

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Armes Glover McFarland Armes Gisclair McMahen Bacala Guinn McMahen Bacala Glover Miguez Bagley Harris, J. Miguez Bagley Harris, J. Miller, D. Bagneris Harris, L. Miller, D. Bagneris Harris, L. Miller, G. Berthelot Henry Miller, G. Berthelot Henry Moore Billiot Hilferty Moore Billiot Hilferty Morris, Jay Bishop Hill Morris, Jay Bishop Hill Moss Bouie Hodges Moss Bouie Hodges Muscarello Bourriaque Hoffmann Muscarello Bourriaque Hoffmann Pearson Brass Hollis Pearson Brass Hollis Pierre Brown, C. Horton Pierre Brown, C. Horton Pope Brown, T. Howard Pope Brown, T. Howard Pylant Carmody Huval Pugh Carmody Huval Richard Carpenter Ivey Pylant Carpenter Ivey Schexnayder Carter, R. Jackson Richard Carter, G. James Seabaugh Carter, S. James Schexnayder Carter, S. Jefferson Simon Chaney Jefferson Seabaugh Chaney Jenkins Smith Connick Jenkins Simon Connick Johnson, M. Stagni Coussan Johnson, M. Smith Coussan Johnson, R. Stefanski Cox Johnson, R. Stagni Cox Jones Stokes Crews Jones Stefanski Crews Jordan Talbot Davis Jordan Stokes Davis LaCombe Thomas DeVillier LaCombe Talbot DeVillier Landry, N. Turner DuBuisson Landry, N. Thomas DuBuisson Landry, T. White Duplessis Landry, T. Turner Duplessis Larvadain Wright Dwight Larvadain White Dwight LeBas Zeringue Edmonds Leger Wright Edmonds Leger Emerson Leopold Zeringue Emerson Leopold Total - 99 Total - 97 NAYS NAYS Morris, Jim Total - 0 Total - 1 ABSENT ABSENT Abramson Jackson Norton Abramson Garofalo Norton Carter, R. McFarland Pugh Carter, G. LeBas Guinn Morris, Jim Total - 5 Total - 8 The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Rep. Dwight moved to reconsider the vote by which the above Rep. Emerson moved to reconsider the vote by which the above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to bill was finally passed, and, on her own motion, the motion to reconsider was laid on the table. reconsider was laid on the table. SENATE BILL NO. 29— SENATE BILL NO. 33— BY SENATOR CORTEZ BY SENATOR THOMPSON AN ACT AN ACT To enact R.S. 37:23.3, relative to professional or occupational To amend and reenact R.S. 33:9033, relative to tax increment licensing boards or commissions; to prohibit certain actions by financing; to provide for exceptions to the use of state tax a board or commission relative to the providing of testimony or increments for the expansion of certain projects; and to provide records to a legislative body; to provide relative to consent for related matters. decrees; to provide relative to and prohibit certain disciplinary action by a board or commission; to provide for certain terms, Read by title. conditions, definitions, and procedures; and to provide for related matters. Rep. Jackson moved the final passage of the bill. Read by title. ROLL CALL Rep. Emerson moved the final passage of the bill. The roll was called with the following result: ROLL CALL YEAS The roll was called with the following result: Mr. Speaker Foil Mack Abraham Franklin Magee YEAS Adams Gaines Marcelle Amedee Garofalo Marino Mr. Speaker Falconer Lyons Anders Gisclair McMahen Abraham Foil Mack Armes Glover Miguez Adams Franklin Magee Bacala Harris, J. Miller, D. Amedee Gaines Marcelle Bagley Harris, L. Miller, G. Anders Garofalo Marino Bagneris Henry Moore

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Berthelot Hilferty Morris, Jay AMENDMENT NO. 3 Billiot Hill Morris, Jim Bishop Hodges Moss On page 2, delete line 9 in its entirety and insert the following: Bouie Hoffmann Muscarello Bourriaque Hollis Pearson "for unpaid public elementary or secondary school student fees or for Brass Horton Pierre unpaid elementary or secondary school student fees for students Brown, C. Howard Pope enrolled in the Student Scholarships for Educational Excellence Brown, T. Huval Pugh Program." Carmody Ivey Pylant Carpenter Jackson Richard AMENDMENT NO. 4 Carter, G. James Schexnayder Carter, R. Jefferson Seabaugh On page 3, line 16, after "due for" delete the remainder of the line in Carter, S. Jenkins Simon its entirety and delete line 17 in its entirety and insert the following: Chaney Johnson, M. Smith Connick Johnson, R. Stagni "unpaid public elementary or secondary school student fees or for Coussan Jones Stefanski unpaid elementary or secondary school student fees for students Cox Jordan Stokes enrolled in the Student Scholarships for Educational Excellence Crews LaCombe Talbot Program." Davis Landry, N. Thomas DeVillier Landry, T. Turner On motion of Rep. Smith, the amendments were adopted. DuBuisson Larvadain White Duplessis LeBas Wright Rep. Dwight moved the final passage of the bill, as amended. Dwight Leger Zeringue Edmonds Leopold ROLL CALL Emerson Lyons Total - 100 The roll was called with the following result: NAYS YEAS Total - 0 ABSENT Mr. Speaker Foil Mack Abraham Franklin Magee Abramson Guinn Norton Adams Garofalo Marcelle Falconer McFarland Amedee Gisclair Marino Total - 5 Anders Glover McMahen Armes Harris, J. Miguez The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Bacala Harris, L. Miller, D. Bagley Henry Miller, G. Rep. Jackson moved to reconsider the vote by which the above Bagneris Hilferty Moore bill was finally passed, and, on her own motion, the motion to Berthelot Hill Morris, Jay reconsider was laid on the table. Billiot Hodges Morris, Jim Bishop Hoffmann Moss SENATE BILL NO. 37— Bouie Hollis Muscarello BY SENATOR PEACOCK Bourriaque Horton Pearson AN ACT Brass Howard Pierre To amend and reenact R.S. 47:299.2(1)(d), and (3), 299.11(9), and Brown, C. Huval Pope 1676(B)(3) and to enact R.S. 1676(B)(1.1), relative to Brown, T. Ivey Pugh delinquent debt collection; to authorize all units of local Carmody Jackson Pylant government to participate in the income tax refund offset Carpenter James Richard program; to provide limitations for debt related to school meals; Carter, G. Jefferson Schexnayder to authorize all units of local government to refer delinquent Carter, S. Jenkins Seabaugh debt to the Office of Debt Recovery; and to provide for related Chaney Johnson, M. Simon matters. Connick Johnson, R. Smith Coussan Jones Stagni Read by title. Crews Jordan Stefanski Davis LaCombe Stokes Rep. Smith sent up floor amendments which were read as DeVillier Landry, N. Talbot follows: DuBuisson Landry, T. Thomas Dwight Larvadain Turner HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS Edmonds LeBas White Emerson Leopold Wright Amendments proposed by Representative Smith to Engrossed Senate Falconer Lyons Zeringue Bill No. 37 by Senator Peacock Total - 96 NAYS AMENDMENT NO. 1 Carter, R. Delete the set of House Committee Amendments by the House Ways Total - 1 and Means Committee (#2936) ABSENT AMENDMENT NO. 2 Abramson Gaines McFarland Cox Guinn Norton On page 1, line 5, after "related to" and before the semicolon ";" Duplessis Leger delete "school meals" and insert "student fees" Total - 8

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The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Rep. Carmody moved to reconsider the vote by which the above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to Rep. Dwight moved to reconsider the vote by which the above reconsider was laid on the table. bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to reconsider was laid on the table. SENATE BILL NO. 47— BY SENATOR ERDEY AN ACT SENATE BILL NO. 42— To enact R.S. 47:511.4, relative to the registration of commercial BY SENATOR MARTINY motor vehicles; to provide for the assistant secretary of the AN ACT office of motor vehicles, not later than October 1, 2020, to To amend and reenact R.S. 37:3393(H)(3), relative to real estate establish, operate, and maintain motor carrier, commercial appraisers; to provide for the regulation of licensed appraisers; motor vehicle, and driver information systems and data analysis to provide for exceptions; to provide certain terms and programs to support safety regulatory and enforcement conditions; and to provide for related matters. activities; to provide for suspension, revocation, or refusal to issue or renew the registration of a commercial motor vehicle Read by title. under certain circumstances; and to provide for related matters. Rep. Carmody moved the final passage of the bill. Read by title. ROLL CALL Rep. Terry Landry moved the final passage of the bill. The roll was called with the following result: ROLL CALL YEAS The roll was called with the following result: Mr. Speaker Falconer Mack YEAS Abraham Foil Magee Abramson Gaines Marcelle Mr. Speaker Emerson Lyons Adams Garofalo Marino Abraham Foil Mack Amedee Gisclair McFarland Abramson Franklin Magee Anders Glover McMahen Adams Gaines Marcelle Armes Harris, J. Miguez Amedee Garofalo Marino Bacala Harris, L. Miller, D. Anders Gisclair McFarland Bagneris Henry Miller, G. Armes Glover McMahen Berthelot Hilferty Moore Bacala Guinn Miguez Billiot Hill Morris, Jay Bagley Harris, J. Miller, D. Bishop Hodges Morris, Jim Bagneris Harris, L. Miller, G. Bouie Hoffmann Moss Berthelot Henry Moore Bourriaque Hollis Muscarello Billiot Hilferty Morris, Jay Brass Horton Pearson Bishop Hill Morris, Jim Brown, C. Howard Pierre Bouie Hodges Moss Brown, T. Huval Pope Bourriaque Hoffmann Muscarello Carmody Ivey Pugh Brass Hollis Pearson Carpenter Jackson Pylant Brown, C. Horton Pierre Carter, G. James Richard Brown, T. Howard Pope Carter, R. Jefferson Schexnayder Carmody Huval Pugh Carter, S. Jenkins Seabaugh Carpenter Ivey Pylant Chaney Johnson, M. Simon Carter, G. James Richard Connick Johnson, R. Smith Carter, R. Jefferson Schexnayder Coussan Jones Stagni Carter, S. Jenkins Seabaugh Cox Jordan Stefanski Chaney Johnson, M. Simon Crews LaCombe Stokes Connick Johnson, R. Smith Davis Landry, N. Talbot Coussan Jones Stagni DeVillier Landry, T. Thomas Cox Jordan Stefanski DuBuisson Larvadain Turner Crews LaCombe Stokes Duplessis LeBas White Davis Landry, N. Talbot Dwight Leger Wright DeVillier Landry, T. Thomas Edmonds Leopold Zeringue DuBuisson Larvadain Turner Emerson Lyons Duplessis LeBas White Total - 101 Dwight Leger Wright NAYS Edmonds Leopold Zeringue Total - 102 Total - 0 NAYS ABSENT Total - 0 Bagley Guinn ABSENT Franklin Norton Falconer Jackson Norton Total - 4 Total - 3 The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed.

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Rep. Terry Landry moved to reconsider the vote by which the Rep. Carmody moved to reconsider the vote by which the above above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to reconsider was laid on the table. reconsider was laid on the table.

SENATE BILL NO. 49— SENATE BILL NO. 59— BY SENATOR FANNIN BY SENATOR LONG AN ACT AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 6:626(A) and R.S. 9:1783(A), relative to To amend and reenact R.S. 47:297(H)(2)(a) and (b) and (3), relative trusts; to provide relative to Louisiana and out-of-state trust to individual income tax; to provide for an income tax credit for companies; to provide relative to offices and activities that may physician assistants; to provide for an effective date and to be conducted; to provide relative to entities qualifying as provide for related matters. trustees; to provide certain terms and conditions; and to provide for related matters. Read by title. Rep. Anders sent up floor amendments which were read as Read by title. follows: Rep. Carmody moved the final passage of the bill. HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS ROLL CALL Amendments proposed by Representative Anders to Reengrossed Senate Bill No. 59 by Senator Long The roll was called with the following result: AMENDMENT NO. 1 YEAS On page 1, line 3, after "assistants" insert "and optometrists" Mr. Speaker Falconer Lyons Abraham Foil Mack AMENDMENT NO. 2 Abramson Franklin Magee Adams Gaines Marcelle On page 1, line 15, after "dentistry," insert "an optometrist who is Amedee Garofalo Marino licensed by this state," Anders Gisclair McFarland Armes Glover McMahen AMENDMENT NO. 3 Bacala Guinn Miguez Bagley Harris, J. Miller, D. On page 1, line 17, after "assistant" and before the comma "," insert Bagneris Harris, L. Miller, G. "or optometrist" Berthelot Henry Moore Billiot Hilferty Morris, Jay AMENDMENT NO. 4 Bishop Hill Morris, Jim Bouie Hodges Moss On page 2, line 11, after "assistant," insert "optometrist," Bourriaque Hoffmann Muscarello Brass Hollis Pearson AMENDMENT NO. 5 Brown, C. Horton Pierre Brown, T. Howard Pope On page 2, line 13, after "assistant," insert "optometrist," Carmody Huval Pugh Carpenter Ivey Pylant On motion of Rep. Anders, the amendments were adopted. Carter, G. Jackson Richard Carter, R. James Schexnayder Rep. Anders moved the final passage of the bill, as amended. Carter, S. Jefferson Seabaugh Chaney Jenkins Simon ROLL CALL Connick Johnson, M. Smith Coussan Johnson, R. Stagni The roll was called with the following result: Cox Jones Stefanski Crews Jordan Stokes YEAS Davis LaCombe Talbot DeVillier Landry, N. Thomas Mr. Speaker Emerson Lyons DuBuisson Landry, T. Turner Abraham Falconer Mack Duplessis Larvadain White Abramson Foil Magee Dwight LeBas Wright Adams Franklin Marcelle Edmonds Leger Zeringue Amedee Gaines Marino Emerson Leopold Anders Gisclair McFarland Total - 104 Armes Glover McMahen NAYS Bacala Harris, J. Miguez Bagley Harris, L. Miller, D. Total - 0 Bagneris Hilferty Miller, G. ABSENT Berthelot Hill Moore Billiot Hodges Morris, Jay Bishop Hoffmann Morris, Jim Norton Bouie Hollis Moss Total - 1 Bourriaque Horton Muscarello Brass Howard Pearson The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Brown, C. Huval Pierre Brown, T. Ivey Pope

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Carmody Jackson Pugh Connick Jenkins Simon Carpenter James Pylant Coussan Johnson, M. Smith Carter, R. Jefferson Richard Cox Jones Stagni Carter, S. Jenkins Schexnayder Crews Jordan Stefanski Chaney Johnson, M. Seabaugh Davis LaCombe Stokes Connick Johnson, R. Simon DeVillier Landry, N. Talbot Coussan Jones Smith DuBuisson Landry, T. Thomas Cox Jordan Stagni Duplessis Larvadain Turner Crews LaCombe Stefanski Dwight LeBas White Davis Landry, N. Talbot Edmonds Leger Wright DeVillier Landry, T. Thomas Emerson Leopold Zeringue DuBuisson Larvadain White Falconer Lyons Duplessis LeBas Wright Total - 101 Dwight Leger Zeringue NAYS Edmonds Leopold Total - 98 Total - 0 NAYS ABSENT Total - 0 Abramson Johnson, R. ABSENT Bishop Norton Total - 4 Carter, G. Henry Turner Garofalo Norton The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Guinn Stokes Total - 7 Rep. Abraham moved to reconsider the vote by which the above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. reconsider was laid on the table. Rep. Anders moved to reconsider the vote by which the above SENATE BILL NO. 80— bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to BY SENATOR CARTER reconsider was laid on the table. AN ACT To enact R.S. 47:1716, relative to ad valorem tax exemptions in SENATE BILL NO. 62— Orleans Parish; to authorize the city of New Orleans to grant ad BY SENATOR MORRISH valorem tax exemptions for affordable housing; to provide for AN ACT rulemaking; and to provide for related matters. To amend and reenact R.S. 34:484(B), relative to the Calcasieu- Cameron Navigation District board of commissioners; to Read by title. provide for meetings of the board of commissioners; and to provide for related matters. Motion Read by title. On motion of Rep. Jimmy Harris, the bill was returned to the calendar. Rep. Abraham moved the final passage of the bill. ROLL CALL Notice of Intention to Call Pursuant to House Rule No. 8.20(A), Rep. Jimmy Harris gave The roll was called with the following result: notice of his intention to call Senate Bill No. 80 from the calendar on YEAS Sunday, June 2, 2019. SENATE BILL NO. 82— Mr. Speaker Foil Mack BY SENATOR LAMBERT AND REPRESENTATIVE BISHOP Abraham Franklin Magee AN ACT Adams Gaines Marcelle To amend and reenact R.S. 40:1749.13(B)(5), 1749.14(C)(1)(b)(iii) Amedee Garofalo Marino and (3), and 1749.22, relative to underground utilities and Anders Gisclair McFarland facilities; to provide for powers and duties of the commissioner Armes Glover McMahen of conservation; to provide for time extensions for certain work Bacala Guinn Miguez to be performed; to provide relative to preemption; to provide Bagley Harris, J. Miller, D. for certain procedures, terms, and conditions; and to provide for Bagneris Harris, L. Miller, G. related matters. Berthelot Henry Moore Billiot Hilferty Morris, Jay Read by title. Bouie Hill Morris, Jim Bourriaque Hodges Moss Rep. Bishop moved the final passage of the bill. Brass Hoffmann Muscarello Brown, C. Hollis Pearson ROLL CALL Brown, T. Horton Pierre Carmody Howard Pope The roll was called with the following result: Carpenter Huval Pugh Carter, G. Ivey Pylant YEAS Carter, R. Jackson Richard Carter, S. James Schexnayder Mr. Speaker Foil Lyons Chaney Jefferson Seabaugh Abraham Franklin Mack

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Adams Gaines Magee On motion of Rep. Pope, the amendments were adopted. Amedee Garofalo Marcelle Anders Gisclair Marino Rep. Pierre moved the final passage of the bill, as amended. Armes Glover McFarland Bacala Guinn McMahen ROLL CALL Bagley Harris, J. Miguez Bagneris Harris, L. Miller, D. The roll was called with the following result: Berthelot Henry Miller, G. Billiot Hilferty Moore YEAS Bishop Hill Morris, Jay Bouie Hodges Morris, Jim Mr. Speaker Falconer Mack Bourriaque Hoffmann Moss Abraham Foil Magee Brass Hollis Muscarello Adams Franklin Marcelle Brown, T. Horton Pearson Amedee Gaines Marino Carmody Howard Pierre Anders Garofalo McFarland Carpenter Huval Pope Armes Gisclair McMahen Carter, G. Ivey Pugh Bacala Glover Miguez Carter, R. Jackson Pylant Bagley Harris, J. Miller, D. Carter, S. James Richard Berthelot Harris, L. Miller, G. Chaney Jefferson Schexnayder Billiot Henry Moore Connick Jenkins Seabaugh Bishop Hilferty Morris, Jay Coussan Johnson, M. Simon Bouie Hodges Morris, Jim Cox Johnson, R. Smith Bourriaque Hoffmann Moss Crews Jones Stagni Brass Hollis Muscarello Davis Jordan Stefanski Brown, C. Horton Pearson DeVillier LaCombe Stokes Brown, T. Howard Pierre DuBuisson Landry, N. Talbot Carmody Huval Pope Duplessis Landry, T. Thomas Carpenter Ivey Pugh Dwight Larvadain Turner Carter, G. James Pylant Edmonds LeBas White Carter, R. Jefferson Richard Emerson Leger Wright Carter, S. Jenkins Schexnayder Falconer Leopold Zeringue Chaney Johnson, M. Seabaugh Total - 102 Connick Johnson, R. Simon NAYS Coussan Jones Smith Cox Jordan Stagni Total - 0 Crews LaCombe Stefanski ABSENT Davis Landry, N. Stokes DeVillier Landry, T. Talbot Abramson Brown, C. Norton DuBuisson Larvadain Thomas Total - 3 Duplessis LeBas Turner Dwight Leger White The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Edmonds Leopold Wright Emerson Lyons Zeringue Rep. Bishop moved to reconsider the vote by which the above Total - 99 bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to NAYS reconsider was laid on the table. Total - 0 SENATE BILL NO. 91— ABSENT BY SENATOR CORTEZ AN ACT Abramson Guinn Jackson To enact R.S. 32:300.1.1, relative to electric low-speed scooters; to Bagneris Hill Norton provide relative to the operation of an electric low-speed Total - 6 scooter; to provide relative to the definition of an "electric low- speed scooter"; to provide relative to the requirements of an The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. electric low-speed scooter; to exempt an electric low-speed scooter from certain requirements of motor vehicles; and to Rep. Pierre moved to reconsider the vote by which the above provide for related matters. bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to reconsider was laid on the table. Read by title. SENATE BILL NO. 101— Rep. Pope sent up floor amendments which were read as BY SENATOR WHITE follows: AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 6:243, relative to banks; to provide HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS relative to the powers and function of state banks; to provide relative to immovable property and dealings; to authorize Amendments proposed by Representative Pope to Reengrossed certain actions; to provide certain requirements, terms, Senate Bill No. 91 by Senator Cortez conditions, procedures, and effects; and to provide for related matters. AMENDMENT NO. 1 Read by title. On page 3, line 20, after "equipped" delete the remainder of the line and insert "with appropriate lights, reflectors, or reflective markings." Rep. Carmody moved the final passage of the bill.

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ROLL CALL ROLL CALL The roll was called with the following result: The roll was called with the following result: YEAS YEAS Mr. Speaker Emerson Leger Mr. Speaker Emerson Lyons Abraham Falconer Lyons Abraham Falconer Mack Adams Foil Mack Abramson Foil Magee Amedee Franklin Magee Adams Franklin Marino Anders Gaines Marino Amedee Gaines McFarland Armes Garofalo McFarland Armes Garofalo McMahen Bacala Gisclair McMahen Bacala Gisclair Miguez Bagley Glover Miguez Bagley Glover Miller, G. Bagneris Guinn Miller, G. Bagneris Guinn Moore Berthelot Harris, J. Moore Berthelot Harris, J. Morris, Jay Billiot Harris, L. Morris, Jay Billiot Harris, L. Morris, Jim Bishop Henry Morris, Jim Bishop Henry Moss Bouie Hilferty Moss Bouie Hilferty Muscarello Bourriaque Hill Muscarello Bourriaque Hill Pearson Brass Hodges Pearson Brass Hodges Pierre Brown, C. Hoffmann Pierre Brown, C. Hoffmann Pope Brown, T. Hollis Pope Brown, T. Hollis Pugh Carmody Horton Pugh Carmody Horton Pylant Carpenter Howard Pylant Carpenter Howard Richard Carter, G. Huval Richard Carter, G. Huval Schexnayder Carter, R. Ivey Schexnayder Carter, R. Ivey Seabaugh Carter, S. Jackson Seabaugh Carter, S. Jackson Simon Chaney Jefferson Simon Chaney James Smith Connick Jenkins Stagni Connick Jefferson Stagni Coussan Johnson, M. Stefanski Coussan Jenkins Stefanski Cox Johnson, R. Stokes Cox Johnson, M. Stokes Crews Jones Talbot Crews Johnson, R. Talbot Davis Jordan Thomas Davis Jordan Thomas DeVillier LaCombe Turner DeVillier LaCombe Turner DuBuisson Landry, N. White DuBuisson Landry, N. White Duplessis Landry, T. Wright Duplessis Landry, T. Wright Dwight Larvadain Zeringue Dwight Larvadain Zeringue Edmonds LeBas Edmonds LeBas Total - 98 Total - 98 NAYS NAYS Total - 0 Total - 0 ABSENT ABSENT Anders Leopold Norton Abramson Marcelle Smith Jones Marcelle James Miller, D. Leger Miller, D. Leopold Norton Total - 7 Total - 7 The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Rep. LaCombe moved to reconsider the vote by which the above Rep. Carmody moved to reconsider the vote by which the above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to reconsider was laid on the table. reconsider was laid on the table. SENATE BILL NO. 116— SENATE BILL NO. 115— BY SENATOR HENSGENS BY SENATOR WARD AN ACT AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 9:155 and to enact R.S. 51:51(G), relative To amend and reenact R.S. 31:164, 166, and 175, relative to mineral to unclaimed or abandoned property; to provide for the transfer rights and operations; to provide relative to co-ownership; to of certain going-out-of-business sale license deposits to the provide relative to the rights and consequences arising from co- unclaimed property division of the Department of the Treasury; ownership of land and mineral rights; to provide relative to the to provide for an effective date; and to provide for related creation of servitudes and leases; to provide relative to the matters. exercise of rights and the conducting of operations; to provide certain terms, conditions, consent requirements, procedures, and Read by title. effects; and to provide for related matters. Rep. Falconer moved the final passage of the bill. Read by title. ROLL CALL Rep. LaCombe moved the final passage of the bill. The roll was called with the following result:

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YEAS YEAS Mr. Speaker Emerson Lyons Mr. Speaker Emerson Lyons Abraham Falconer Mack Abraham Foil Mack Abramson Foil Magee Adams Franklin Magee Adams Franklin Marcelle Amedee Gaines Marcelle Amedee Gaines Marino Anders Garofalo Marino Anders Garofalo McFarland Armes Gisclair McFarland Armes Gisclair McMahen Bacala Glover McMahen Bacala Glover Miguez Bagley Harris, J. Miguez Bagley Guinn Miller, D. Bagneris Harris, L. Miller, D. Bagneris Harris, J. Miller, G. Berthelot Henry Miller, G. Berthelot Harris, L. Moore Billiot Hilferty Morris, Jay Billiot Hilferty Morris, Jay Bishop Hill Morris, Jim Bishop Hill Morris, Jim Bouie Hodges Moss Bouie Hodges Moss Bourriaque Hoffmann Muscarello Bourriaque Hoffmann Muscarello Brass Hollis Pearson Brass Hollis Pearson Brown, C. Horton Pierre Brown, C. Horton Pope Brown, T. Howard Pope Brown, T. Howard Pugh Carmody Huval Pugh Carmody Huval Pylant Carpenter Ivey Pylant Carpenter Ivey Richard Carter, G. Jackson Richard Carter, R. Jackson Schexnayder Carter, R. James Schexnayder Carter, S. James Seabaugh Carter, S. Jefferson Seabaugh Chaney Jefferson Simon Chaney Jenkins Simon Connick Jenkins Smith Connick Johnson, M. Smith Coussan Johnson, M. Stagni Coussan Johnson, R. Stagni Cox Johnson, R. Stefanski Cox Jones Stefanski Crews Jones Stokes Crews Jordan Stokes Davis Jordan Talbot Davis LaCombe Talbot DeVillier LaCombe Thomas DeVillier Landry, N. Thomas DuBuisson Landry, N. Turner DuBuisson Landry, T. Turner Duplessis Landry, T. White Duplessis Larvadain White Dwight Larvadain Wright Dwight LeBas Wright Edmonds LeBas Zeringue Edmonds Leger Zeringue Total - 99 Total - 99 NAYS NAYS Total - 0 Total - 0 ABSENT ABSENT Carter, G. Leger Norton Abramson Guinn Moore Henry Leopold Pierre Falconer Leopold Norton Total - 6 Total - 6 The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Rep. Falconer moved to reconsider the vote by which the above Rep. Jordan moved to reconsider the vote by which the above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to reconsider was laid on the table. reconsider was laid on the table. SENATE BILL NO. 126— SENATE BILL NO. 138— BY SENATOR PRICE BY SENATORS GATTI, BARROW, CARTER, COLOMB, HENSGENS, AN ACT MILLS, PEACOCK, GARY SMITH AND WHITE AND REPRESENTATIVE To amend and reenact R.S. 6:315.1(A) and 659 and to enact R.S. WHITE 6:659.2, relative to credit unions; to add credit unions to those AN ACT financial institutions that may utilize abandoned safety deposit To amend and reenact R.S. 32:681(A) and (B) and to enact R.S. box procedures; to provide relative to the transfer of certain 32:681(E) and (F), relative to postaccident drug testing under deposits to the surviving spouse or heirs upon the death of an certain circumstances involving serious bodily injury; and to intestate depositor; to allow credit unions to expel members provide for related matters. under limited circumstances; to provide terms and conditions; and to provide for related matters. Read by title. Rep. Crews sent up floor amendments which were read as Read by title. follows: Rep. Jordan moved the final passage of the bill. HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS ROLL CALL Amendments proposed by Representative Crews to Reengrossed The roll was called with the following result: Senate Bill No. 138 by Senator Gatti

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AMENDMENT NO. 1 B. The test or tests required pursuant to Subsection A of this Section shall be administered at the direction of a law enforcement Delete House Committee Amendment Nos. 1 through 9 by the House officer having reasonable grounds to believe the person to have been Committee on Transportation, Highways, and Public Works (#2928) driving operating or in actual physical control of a motor vehicle upon the public highways of this state which is involved in a collision AMENDMENT NO. 2 or crash or to have been operating or in physical control of a watercraft on the waterways of this state involved in a collision, On page 1, line 2, after "reenact" delete the remainder of the line and crash, or other casualty in which a suspected serious injury or a insert "R.S. 32:681 and to enact R.S. 32:681(E), (F), and (G), fatality occurs, in order to determine the presence of any abused relative" substance or controlled dangerous substance as set forth in R.S. 40:964 or any other applicable provision of law, or any other AMENDMENT NO. 3 impairing substance. The law enforcement agency by which such officer is employed shall designate in writing under what conditions On page 1, line 6, after "R.S. 32:681" delete "(A) and (B) are" and the test or tests shall be administered. insert "is" C. In the case of all traffic or boating fatalities, the coroner, or AMENDMENT NO. 4 his designee, shall perform or cause to be performed a toxicology screen on the deceased victim or victims of all traffic fatalities for On page 1, line 7, after "32:681" delete "(E) and (F)" and insert "(E), determining evidence of the presence of any abused substance or (F), and (G)" controlled dangerous substance as set forth in R.S. 40:964 or other applicable provision of law, or any other impairing substance which AMENDMENT NO. 5 shall include the extracting of all bodily substance samples necessary for such toxicology screen. The coroner, or his designee, shall be In Amendment No. 10 by the House Committee on Transportation, responsible for ensuring the body is not removed from his custody Highways, and Public Works (#2928), on page 1, delete lines 25 until such time as the bodily substance samples are extracted. The through 30 and on page 2, delete lines 1 and 2 coroner's report shall be made available to the investigating law enforcement agency and may be admissible in any court of AMENDMENT NO. 6 competent jurisdiction as evidence of the presence of any abused substance or controlled dangerous substance as set forth in R.S. In Amendment No. 10 by the House Committee on Transportation, 40:964 or other applicable provision of law, or any other impairing Highways, and Public Works (#2928), on page 2, at the beginning of substance at the time of the fatality. Nothing herein shall be line 3 change "F." to "E." construed to limit the authority of the investigating law enforcement agency from conducting an investigation of the accident scene AMENDMENT NO. 7 concurrently with the coroner or his designee. In Amendment No. 12 by the House Committee on Transportation, D. Any chemical test or tests of a person's blood, urine, or other Highways, and Public Works (#2928), on page 2, delete lines 20 bodily substance for the purpose of determining the presence of any through 22 abused substance or controlled dangerous substance as set forth in R.S. 40:964 or other applicable provision of law, or any other AMENDMENT NO. 8 impairing substance shall be administered in the same manner and subject to the provisions of Part XIV of this Chapter." On page 1, line 8, after "involving" delete the remainder of the line AMENDMENT NO. 10 AMENDMENT NO. 9 On page 2, between lines 17 and 18, insert the following: On page 1, delete lines 10 through 17 in their entirety and on page 2, delete line 1 through 12 in their entirety and insert the following: "F. Neither the law enforcement officer nor the law enforcement agency employing the law enforcement officer shall be "A. The operator of any motor vehicle or watercraft which is liable, civilly or criminally, for any action or omission taken in involved in a collision or crash or the operator of any watercraft response to this Section." involved in a collision, crash, or other casualty in which a fatality occurs on the public highways, including waterways, shall be deemed On motion of Rep. Crews, the amendments were adopted. to have given consent to, and shall be administered, a chemical test or tests of his blood, urine, or other bodily substance substances for Rep. Crews moved the final passage of the bill, as amended. the purpose of determining the presence of any abused substance or controlled dangerous substance as set forth in R.S. 40:964 or other ROLL CALL applicable provision of law or any other impairing substance., under any of the following circumstances: The roll was called with the following result: (1) A fatality occurs. YEAS (2) It is foreseeable that a citation for a traffic violation or an Mr. Speaker Franklin Magee arrest is imminent and the investigating officer finds that a bodily Abraham Gaines Marcelle injury occurred that is rated as "suspected serious injury" on the Adams Garofalo Marino Uniform Motor Vehicle Traffic Crash Report. Amedee Gisclair McFarland Anders Glover McMahen (3) The operator voluntarily agrees to submit to a chemical test. Armes Guinn Miguez Bacala Harris, J. Miller, D. (4) A search warrant is issued, ordering the collection and Bagley Harris, L. 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Bouie Hodges Moss Adams Franklin Magee Bourriaque Hoffmann Muscarello Amedee Garofalo Marino Brass Hollis Pearson Anders Gisclair McFarland Brown, C. Horton Pierre Armes Glover McMahen Brown, T. Howard Pope Bacala Guinn Miller, G. Carmody Huval Pugh Bagley Harris, J. Moore Carpenter Ivey Pylant Bagneris Harris, L. Morris, Jim Carter, G. Jackson Richard Berthelot Henry Moss Carter, R. James Schexnayder Billiot Hilferty Muscarello Carter, S. Jefferson Seabaugh Bouie Hill Pearson Chaney Jenkins Simon Bourriaque Hoffmann Pierre Connick Johnson, M. Smith Brass Hollis Pope Coussan Johnson, R. Stagni Brown, T. Horton Pugh Cox Jordan Stefanski Carmody Howard Pylant Crews LaCombe Stokes Carpenter Huval Richard Davis Landry, N. Talbot Carter, G. Ivey Schexnayder DeVillier Landry, T. Thomas Carter, R. Jackson Seabaugh DuBuisson Larvadain Turner Carter, S. James Simon Duplessis LeBas White Chaney Jefferson Smith Dwight Leger Wright Connick Jenkins Stagni Edmonds Leopold Zeringue Coussan Johnson, M. Stefanski Emerson Lyons Cox Johnson, R. Stokes Foil Mack Crews Jones Talbot Total - 100 Davis Jordan Thomas NAYS DeVillier LaCombe Turner DuBuisson Landry, T. White Total - 0 Duplessis Larvadain Wright ABSENT Edmonds LeBas Zeringue Total - 93 Abramson Falconer Norton NAYS Bagneris Jones Total - 5 Total - 0 ABSENT The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Bishop Hodges Miguez Rep. Crews moved to reconsider the vote by which the above Brown, C. Landry, N. Miller, D. bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to Dwight Leger Morris, Jay reconsider was laid on the table. Gaines Marcelle Norton Total - 12 SENATE BILL NO. 143— BY SENATOR GARY SMITH The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 32:414(A)(1)(a) and (c), relative to driver Rep. Carmody moved to reconsider the vote by which the above licenses; to provide for suspension of driver licenses; and to bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to provide for related matters. reconsider was laid on the table. Read by title. SENATE BILL NO. 156— BY SENATORS RISER AND MIZELL AND REPRESENTATIVE JACKSON Motion AN ACT On motion of Rep. Leger, the bill was returned to the calendar. To amend and reenact R.S. 15:587.7(D) and to enact R.S. 15:587.8, relative to access in civil cases to the criminal history system; SENATE BILL NO. 150— to provide for certain nonprofit and for profit volunteer and BY SENATOR THOMPSON qualified entities; to provide for access to state criminal history AN ACT information in civil case of domestic violence, human To enact R.S. 6:412(D), relative to the unauthorized use of certain trafficking, dating violence and sexual assault; to provide for terms as part of a name or title; to provide exceptions; and to certain licensed attorneys to obtain state criminal history system provide for related matters. information in civil cases involving allegations of domestic abuse; to provide for certain licensed attorneys to obtain state Read by title. criminal history system information in civil cases involving allegations of human trafficking; to provide for certain licensed Rep. Carmody moved the final passage of the bill. attorneys to obtain state criminal history system information in civil cases involving dating violence; to provide for certain ROLL CALL licensed attorneys to obtain state criminal history system information in civil cases involving allegations of sexual The roll was called with the following result: assault; to provide for pro se petitioners; to provide for definitions; to provide for confidentiality; to prohibit certain YEAS causes of action; and to provide for related matters. Mr. Speaker Emerson Leopold Read by title. Abraham Falconer Lyons Abramson Foil Mack

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Motion SENATE BILL NO. 156— BY SENATORS RISER AND MIZELL AND REPRESENTATIVE JACKSON On motion of Rep. Leger, the bill was returned to the calendar. AN ACT SENATE BILL NO. 163— To amend and reenact R.S. 15:587.7(D) and to enact R.S. 15:587.8, BY SENATOR CORTEZ relative to access in civil cases to the criminal history system; AN ACT to provide for certain nonprofit and for profit volunteer and To amend and reenact R.S. 32:387(B)(2), relative to special permits; qualified entities; to provide for access to state criminal history to provide relative to issuance of special permits on the information in civil case of domestic violence, human interstate highway system in Louisiana; and to provide for trafficking, dating violence and sexual assault; to provide for related matters. certain licensed attorneys to obtain state criminal history system information in civil cases involving allegations of domestic Read by title. abuse; to provide for certain licensed attorneys to obtain state criminal history system information in civil cases involving Rep. Connick moved the final passage of the bill. allegations of human trafficking; to provide for certain licensed attorneys to obtain state criminal history system information in ROLL CALL civil cases involving dating violence; to provide for certain licensed attorneys to obtain state criminal history system The roll was called with the following result: information in civil cases involving allegations of sexual assault; to provide for pro se petitioners; to provide for YEAS definitions; to provide for confidentiality; to prohibit certain causes of action; and to provide for related matters. Mr. Speaker Franklin Magee Abraham Garofalo Marcelle Called from the calendar. Abramson Gisclair Marino Amedee Glover McFarland Read by title. Anders Guinn McMahen Armes Harris, J. Miguez Rep. Jackson sent up floor amendments which were read as Bacala Harris, L. Miller, D. follows: Bagley Henry Miller, G. Berthelot Hilferty Moore HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS Billiot Hill Morris, Jim Bishop Hoffmann Moss Amendments proposed by Representative Jackson to Reengrossed Bouie Hollis Muscarello Senate Bill No. 156 by Senator Riser Bourriaque Horton Pearson Brass Howard Pierre AMENDMENT NO. 1 Brown, C. Huval Pope Brown, T. Ivey Pugh Delete House Committee Amendment No. 3 by the House Carmody Jackson Pylant Committee on Civil Law and Procedure (#2931) Carpenter James Richard Carter, G. Jefferson Schexnayder AMENDMENT NO. 2 Carter, R. Jenkins Seabaugh Carter, S. Johnson, M. Simon On page 3, delete line 5 in its entirety and insert: Chaney Johnson, R. Smith Connick Jones Stagni "R.S. 9:372, R.S. 46:2131, et seq., R.S. 46:2151, R.S. 2161 et seq., Coussan Jordan Stefanski R.S. 46:2171 et seq., or R.S. 46:2181 et seq., Children's" Cox LaCombe Stokes Crews Landry, N. Talbot AMENDMENT NO. 3 Davis Landry, T. Thomas DeVillier Larvadain Turner On page 3, line 6, after "Code Article 1564 et seq.," and before DuBuisson LeBas White "Code" insert "or" Duplessis Leger Wright Edmonds Leopold Zeringue AMENDMENT NO. 4 Emerson Lyons Foil Mack On page 3, line 6, after "3604" and before "3607.1" change "and" to Total - 97 "or" NAYS On motion of Rep. Jackson, the amendments were adopted. Total - 0 ABSENT Rep. Jackson moved the final passage of the bill, as amended. Adams Falconer Morris, Jay ROLL CALL Bagneris Gaines Norton Dwight Hodges The roll was called with the following result: Total - 8 YEAS The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Mr. Speaker Foil Mack Rep. Connick moved to reconsider the vote by which the above Abraham Franklin Magee bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to Abramson Garofalo Marcelle reconsider was laid on the table. Adams Gisclair Marino Amedee Glover McFarland

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Anders Guinn McMahen the 2018 Regular Session of the Legislature, R.S. 39:100.31(B) Armes Harris, J. Miguez and 1357, R.S. 47:120.71(B), R.S. 47:318(D) as amended by Bacala Harris, L. Miller, D. Section 15 of Act No. 612 of the 2018 Regular Session of the Bagley Henry Miller, G. Legislature, R.S. 49:308.5(B)(3) and (4) and (C)(1), the Berthelot Hilferty Moore introductory paragraph of 308.5(C)(3)(a), and (E), R.S. Billiot Hill Morris, Jay 51:2315(A) as amended by Section 17 of Act No. 612 of the Bishop Hodges Morris, Jim 2018 Regular Session of the Legislature, R.S. 56:279(C)(1) and Bouie Hoffmann Moss (2) as amended by Section 18 of Act No. 612 of the 2018 Bourriaque Hollis Muscarello Regular Session of the Legislature, Code of Criminal Procedure Brass Horton Pearson Art. 895.1(E) as amended by Section 1 of Act No. 260 of the Brown, T. Howard Pierre 2017 Regular Session of the Legislature and by Act No. 137 of Carmody Huval Pope the 2018 Regular Session of the Legislature, Code of Criminal Carpenter Ivey Pugh Procedure Art. 895.1(F)(2) as amended by Section 19 of Act Carter, G. Jackson Pylant No. 612 of the 2018 Regular Session of the Legislature, and Carter, R. James Richard Sections 1 and 24 of Act No. 612 of the 2018 Regular Session Carter, S. Jefferson Schexnayder of the Legislature, and to repeal R.S. 24:653(N)(3) as amended Chaney Jenkins Seabaugh by Section 8 of Act No. 612 of the 2018 Regular Session of the Connick Johnson, M. Simon Legislature, R.S. 39:100.26 and 100.41, and R.S. 49:308.5(B) Coussan Johnson, R. Smith as amended by Section 16 of Act No. 612 of the 2018 Regular Cox Jones Stagni Session of the Legislature, relative to certain funds in the state Crews Jordan Stefanski treasury and the review of those funds; to provide for the Davis LaCombe Stokes reclassification of funds in the state treasury; to provide for the DeVillier Landry, T. Talbot elimination of certain treasury funds and the creation of certain DuBuisson Larvadain Thomas statutorily dedicated fund accounts containing fees and self- Dwight LeBas Turner generated revenues; to provide relative to monies deposited and Edmonds Leopold White credited into certain statutorily dedicated fund accounts in the Emerson Lyons Zeringue state treasury; to provide that statutorily dedicated fund accounts Total - 96 shall be presented as a distinct means of finance in the executive NAYS budget; to provide relative to the investment of monies in certain treasury funds and statutorily dedicated fund accounts; Total - 0 to provide relative to the plan of review of certain special funds, ABSENT dedications, and statutorily dedicated fund accounts; to provide for the review of certain special funds and dedications in the Bagneris Falconer Leger state treasury, including those containing fees and self-generated Brown, C. Gaines Norton revenues, by the Dedicated Fund Review Subcommittee of the Duplessis Landry, N. Wright Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget; to provide for Total - 9 meetings of the subcommittee; to provide for effective dates; The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. and to provide for related matters. Rep. Jackson moved to reconsider the vote by which the above Read by title. bill was finally passed, and, on her own motion, the motion to reconsider was laid on the table. Rep. Edmonds moved the final passage of the bill. Notice of Intention to Call ROLL CALL Pursuant to House Rule No. 8.20(A), Rep. Leger gave notice of The roll was called with the following result: his intention to call Senate Bill No. 143 from the calendar on Sunday, June 2, 2019. YEAS SENATE BILL NO. 180— Mr. Speaker Edmonds Mack BY SENATOR ALLAIN Abraham Emerson Magee AN ACT Adams Foil Marcelle To amend and reenact R.S. 30:86(E)(2) and (5) and the introductory Amedee Franklin Marino paragraph of R.S. 30:93(A), and to enact R.S. 30:93(A)(4), Anders Garofalo McMahen relative to the Oilfield Site Restoration Fund; to provide for the Armes Gisclair Miguez purposes and uses of the fund; to provide for recovery of site Bacala Glover Miller, D. restoration costs; to require approval of the Oilfield Site Bagley Harris, J. Miller, G. Restoration Commission for expenditure of certain monies; to Berthelot Harris, L. Moore provide terms, conditions, and procedures; and to provide for Billiot Henry Morris, Jay related matters. Bishop Hilferty Morris, Jim Bouie Hill Moss Read by title. Bourriaque Hoffmann Pearson Brass Hollis Pierre Motion Brown, T. Horton Pope Carmody Howard Pugh On motion of Rep. Magee, the bill was returned to the calendar. Carpenter Huval Pylant SENATE BILL NO. 181— Carter, G. Ivey Richard BY SENATOR HEWITT AND REPRESENTATIVE EDMONDS Carter, R. Jackson Schexnayder AN ACT Carter, S. Jefferson Seabaugh To amend and reenact R.S. 13:998(B) and (C), 1141(B), and Chaney Jenkins Simon 1414(B), R.S. 15:1224(A), (B), and (C), R.S. 17:1519.6(A), Connick Johnson, M. Smith R.S. 23:1514(D)(5) as amended by Section 7 of Act No. 612 of Coussan Johnson, R. Stagni

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Cox Jones Stefanski budget; to provide relative to the investment of monies in Crews Jordan Stokes certain treasury funds and statutorily dedicated fund accounts; Davis LaCombe Talbot to provide relative to the plan of review of certain special funds, DeVillier Landry, T. Thomas dedications, and statutorily dedicated fund accounts; to provide DuBuisson Larvadain Turner for the review of certain special funds and dedications in the Duplessis LeBas White state treasury, including those containing fees and self-generated Dwight Lyons Zeringue revenues, by the Dedicated Fund Review Subcommittee of the Total - 90 Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget; to provide for NAYS meetings of the subcommittee; to provide for effective dates; and to provide for related matters. Total - 0 ABSENT Read by title. Abramson Guinn Leopold Rep. Edmonds sent up floor amendments which were read as Bagneris Hodges McFarland follows: Brown, C. James Muscarello Falconer Landry, N. Norton HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS Gaines Leger Wright Total - 15 Amendments proposed by Representative Edmonds to Reengrossed Senate Bill No. 181 by Senator Hewitt The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. AMENDMENT NO. 1 Rep. Edmonds moved to reconsider the vote by which the above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to On page 4, line 24, after "legislature." and before "deposited" delete reconsider was laid on the table. "Funding" and insert "Monies" Suspension of the Rules AMENDMENT NO. 2 On motion of Rep. Edmonds, the rules were suspended to On page 5, line 19, after "legislature." and before "deposited" delete reconsider the vote by which House Bill No. 181 finally passed on "Funding" and insert "Monies" the same legislative day. AMENDMENT NO. 3 Motion On page 6, line 7, after "legislature." and before "deposited" delete On motion of Rep. Edmonds, the motion to reconsider the vote "Funding" and insert "Monies" by which House Bill No. 181 finally passed was called from the table. AMENDMENT NO. 4 SENATE BILL NO. 181— On page 6, line 29, after "Fund." and before "deposited" delete BY SENATOR HEWITT AND REPRESENTATIVE EDMONDS "Funding" and insert "Monies" AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 13:998(B) and (C), 1141(B), and AMENDMENT NO. 5 1414(B), R.S. 15:1224(A), (B), and (C), R.S. 17:1519.6(A), R.S. 23:1514(D)(5) as amended by Section 7 of Act No. 612 of On page 16, line 12, after "law." and before "deposited" delete the 2018 Regular Session of the Legislature, R.S. 39:100.31(B) "Funding" and insert "Monies" and 1357, R.S. 47:120.71(B), R.S. 47:318(D) as amended by Section 15 of Act No. 612 of the 2018 Regular Session of the AMENDMENT NO. 6 Legislature, R.S. 49:308.5(B)(3) and (4) and (C)(1), the introductory paragraph of 308.5(C)(3)(a), and (E), R.S. On page 18, line 3, after "legislature." and before "deposited" delete 51:2315(A) as amended by Section 17 of Act No. 612 of the "Funding" and insert "Monies" 2018 Regular Session of the Legislature, R.S. 56:279(C)(1) and (2) as amended by Section 18 of Act No. 612 of the 2018 On motion of Rep. Edmonds, the amendments were adopted. Regular Session of the Legislature, Code of Criminal Procedure Art. 895.1(E) as amended by Section 1 of Act No. 260 of the Rep. Edmonds moved the final passage of the bill, as amended. 2017 Regular Session of the Legislature and by Act No. 137 of the 2018 Regular Session of the Legislature, Code of Criminal ROLL CALL Procedure Art. 895.1(F)(2) as amended by Section 19 of Act No. 612 of the 2018 Regular Session of the Legislature, and The roll was called with the following result: Sections 1 and 24 of Act No. 612 of the 2018 Regular Session of the Legislature, and to repeal R.S. 24:653(N)(3) as amended YEAS by Section 8 of Act No. 612 of the 2018 Regular Session of the Legislature, R.S. 39:100.26 and 100.41, and R.S. 49:308.5(B) Mr. Speaker Foil Mack as amended by Section 16 of Act No. 612 of the 2018 Regular Adams Franklin Magee Session of the Legislature, relative to certain funds in the state Amedee Gaines Marcelle treasury and the review of those funds; to provide for the Anders Garofalo Marino reclassification of funds in the state treasury; to provide for the Armes Gisclair McMahen elimination of certain treasury funds and the creation of certain Bacala Glover Miguez statutorily dedicated fund accounts containing fees and self- Bagley Guinn Miller, D. generated revenues; to provide relative to monies deposited and Berthelot Harris, J. Miller, G. credited into certain statutorily dedicated fund accounts in the Billiot Harris, L. Moore state treasury; to provide that statutorily dedicated fund accounts Bishop Henry Morris, Jay shall be presented as a distinct means of finance in the executive Bouie Hilferty Morris, Jim

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Bourriaque Hill Moss AMENDMENT NO. 4 Brass Hoffmann Muscarello Brown, C. Hollis Pearson On page 2, line 6, after "R.S. 30:6.1" and before the period "." insert Brown, T. Horton Pierre the following: Carmody Howard Pope Carpenter Huval Pugh "unless directed by the commission not to expend monies in the fund Carter, G. Ivey Pylant pursuant to Subsection G of this Section. The department shall seek Carter, R. Jackson Richard to recover from the responsible party any monies disbursed and spent Carter, S. James Schexnayder from the fund for any emergency as defined in R.S. 30:6.1 within six Chaney Jefferson Seabaugh months of the initial expenditure for such emergency. Connick Jenkins Simon Coussan Johnson, M. Smith * * * Cox Johnson, R. Stagni Crews Jones Stefanski G. Upon declaration of an emergency as defined in R.S. 30:6.1, Davis Jordan Stokes the assistant secretary shall notify the commission of the declared DeVillier LaCombe Talbot emergency. A meeting of the commission shall be held within ninety DuBuisson Landry, N. Thomas days after the emergency declaration. At such meeting, the Duplessis Landry, T. Turner commission may direct that no monies in the fund be disbursed or Dwight Larvadain White spent for response activity related to the emergency declaration" Edmonds LeBas Zeringue Emerson Leopold AMENDMENT NO. 5 Falconer Lyons Total - 97 On page 2, delete line 7 in its entirety NAYS AMENDMENT NO. 6 Total - 0 ABSENT On page 2, line 19, after "party." delete the remainder of the line in Abraham Hodges Norton its entirety and delete lines 20 and 21 in their entirety Abramson Leger Wright Bagneris McFarland On motion of Rep. Magee, the amendments were adopted. Total - 8 Rep. Magee moved the final passage of the bill, as amended. The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. ROLL CALL SENATE BILL NO. 180— BY SENATOR ALLAIN The roll was called with the following result: AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 30:86(E)(2) and (5) and the introductory YEAS paragraph of R.S. 30:93(A), and to enact R.S. 30:93(A)(4), relative to the Oilfield Site Restoration Fund; to provide for the Mr. Speaker Foil Magee purposes and uses of the fund; to provide for recovery of site Abraham Franklin Marcelle restoration costs; to require approval of the Oilfield Site Adams Garofalo Marino Restoration Commission for expenditure of certain monies; to Amedee Glover McMahen provide terms, conditions, and procedures; and to provide for Armes Guinn Miguez related matters. Bacala Harris, J. Miller, D. Bagley Harris, L. Miller, G. Called from the calendar. Bagneris Henry Moore Berthelot Hilferty Morris, Jay Read by title. Billiot Hill Morris, Jim Bishop Hodges Moss Rep. Magee sent up floor amendments which were read as Bouie Hoffmann Muscarello follows: Bourriaque Hollis Pearson Brass Horton Pierre HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS Brown, C. Howard Pope Brown, T. Huval Pugh Amendments proposed by Representative Magee to Reengrossed Carmody Ivey Pylant Senate Bill No. 180 by Senator Allain Carpenter Jackson Richard Carter, G. James Schexnayder AMENDMENT NO. 1 Carter, R. Jefferson Seabaugh Carter, S. Jenkins Simon On page 1, line 3, after "enact" and before the comma "," delete "R.S. Chaney Johnson, M. Smith 30:93(A)(4)" and insert "R.S. 30:86(G) and 93(A)(4)" Connick Johnson, R. Stagni Cox Jones Stefanski AMENDMENT NO. 2 Crews Jordan Stokes Davis LaCombe Talbot On page 1, line 10, after "reenacted and" and before "hereby" delete DeVillier Landry, N. Thomas "R.S. 30:93(A)(4) is" and insert "R.S. 30:86(G) and 93(A)(4) are" DuBuisson Landry, T. Turner Duplessis Larvadain White AMENDMENT NO. 3 Dwight LeBas Zeringue Edmonds Lyons On page 2, line 5, after "(5)" delete the remainder of the line in its Emerson Mack entirety and insert "Any costs associated with" Total - 94

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NAYS ABSENT Total - 0 Abramson Falconer Norton ABSENT Anders Leger Carter, R. McFarland Abramson Gaines McFarland Total - 7 Anders Gisclair Norton Coussan Leger Wright The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Falconer Leopold Total - 11 Rep. Terry Landry moved to reconsider the vote by which the The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to reconsider was laid on the table. Rep. Magee moved to reconsider the vote by which the above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to SENATE BILL NO. 201— reconsider was laid on the table. BY SENATOR MIZELL AN ACT SENATE BILL NO. 200— To repeal R.S. 36:509(S) and Part XXVI of Chapter 13 of Title 38 of BY SENATOR CORTEZ the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, comprised of R.S. AN ACT 38:3087.191 through 3087.206, relative to the Washington To enact R.S. 38:2211.2, relative to public contracts; to provide for Parish Reservoir District; to repeal references to, provisions for, a pilot program to authorize local governmental subdivisions and the powers, functions, and duties of the district and its board and political subdivisions to use the A+B bid method to of commissioners; to provide for use of property and funds; to determine the lowest responsive bidder in contracts for public provide for an effective date; and to provide for related matters. works under certain conditions; and to provide for related matters. Read by title. Read by title. Rep. White moved the final passage of the bill. Rep. Terry Landry moved the final passage of the bill. ROLL CALL ROLL CALL The roll was called with the following result: The roll was called with the following result: YEAS YEAS Mr. Speaker Emerson Mack Mr. Speaker Franklin Mack Abraham Foil Magee Abraham Gaines Magee Adams Franklin Marcelle Adams Garofalo Marcelle Amedee Gaines Marino Amedee Gisclair Marino Anders Garofalo McMahen Armes Glover McMahen Armes Gisclair Miguez Bacala Guinn Miguez Bacala Glover Miller, D. Bagley Harris, J. Miller, D. Bagley Guinn Miller, G. Bagneris Harris, L. Miller, G. Bagneris Harris, J. Moore Berthelot Henry Moore Berthelot Harris, L. Morris, Jay Billiot Hilferty Morris, Jay Billiot Henry Morris, Jim Bishop Hill Morris, Jim Bishop Hilferty Moss Bouie Hodges Moss Bouie Hill Muscarello Bourriaque Hoffmann Muscarello Bourriaque Hoffmann Pearson Brass Hollis Pearson Brass Hollis Pierre Brown, C. Horton Pierre Brown, C. Horton Pope Brown, T. Howard Pope Brown, T. Howard Pugh Carmody Huval Pugh Carmody Huval Pylant Carpenter Ivey Pylant Carpenter Ivey Richard Carter, G. Jackson Richard Carter, G. Jackson Schexnayder Carter, S. James Schexnayder Carter, R. James Seabaugh Chaney Jefferson Seabaugh Carter, S. Jefferson Simon Connick Jenkins Simon Chaney Jenkins Smith Coussan Johnson, M. Smith Connick Johnson, M. Stagni Cox Johnson, R. Stagni Coussan Johnson, R. Stefanski Crews Jones Stefanski Cox Jones Stokes Davis Jordan Stokes Crews Jordan Talbot DeVillier LaCombe Talbot Davis LaCombe Thomas DuBuisson Landry, N. Thomas DeVillier Landry, N. Turner Duplessis Landry, T. Turner DuBuisson Landry, T. White Dwight Larvadain White Duplessis Larvadain Zeringue Edmonds LeBas Wright Dwight LeBas Emerson Leopold Zeringue Edmonds Lyons Foil Lyons Total - 97 Total - 98 NAYS NAYS Total - 0 Total - 0

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ABSENT The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Abramson Leger Norton Rep. Jay Morris moved to reconsider the vote by which the Falconer Leopold Wright above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to Hodges McFarland reconsider was laid on the table. Total - 8 SENATE BILL NO. 225— The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. BY SENATOR FANNIN AN ACT Rep. White moved to reconsider the vote by which the above To enact R.S. 47:302(BB)(110), 305.24, 321(P)(111), 321.1(I)(111), bill was finally passed, and, on her own motion, the motion to and 331(V)(111), relative to state sales and use tax exemptions; reconsider was laid on the table. to provide a sales tax exemption for student farmers for feed, seed, and fertilizer; to provide for effectiveness; and to provide SENATE BILL NO. 217— BY SENATOR WALSWORTH for related matters. AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 13:3881(A)(6), relative to general Read by title. exemptions from seizure; to provide that the refundable portion of the child tax credit of a debtor shall be exempt from seizure; Rep. Schexnayder moved the final passage of the bill. to provide for exceptions; and to provide for related matters. ROLL CALL Read by title. The roll was called with the following result: Rep. Jay Morris moved the final passage of the bill. YEAS ROLL CALL Mr. Speaker Edmonds Leger The roll was called with the following result: Abraham Emerson Leopold Adams Foil Lyons YEAS Amedee Franklin Mack Anders Gaines Magee Mr. Speaker Edmonds LeBas Armes Garofalo Marino Abraham Foil Lyons Bacala Gisclair McMahen Adams Franklin Mack Bagley Glover Miguez Amedee Gaines Marcelle Bagneris Guinn Miller, D. Anders Garofalo Marino Berthelot Harris, J. Miller, G. Armes Gisclair McMahen Billiot Harris, L. Moore Bacala Glover Miguez Bishop Henry Morris, Jim Bagley Guinn Miller, D. Bouie Hilferty Moss Bagneris Harris, J. Miller, G. Bourriaque Hill Muscarello Berthelot Harris, L. Moore Brass Hodges Pearson Billiot Henry Morris, Jay Brown, C. Hoffmann Pierre Bishop Hilferty Morris, Jim Brown, T. Hollis Pope Bouie Hill Moss Carmody Horton Pugh Bourriaque Hodges Muscarello Carpenter Howard Richard Brass Hoffmann Pearson Carter, G. Huval Schexnayder Brown, C. Hollis Pierre Carter, R. Ivey Seabaugh Brown, T. Horton Pope Carter, S. Jackson Simon Carmody Howard Pugh Chaney James Smith Carpenter Huval Pylant Connick Jefferson Stagni Carter, G. Ivey Richard Coussan Jenkins Stefanski Carter, R. Jackson Schexnayder Cox Johnson, M. Stokes Carter, S. James Seabaugh Crews Johnson, R. Talbot Chaney Jefferson Simon Davis Jones Thomas Connick Jenkins Smith DeVillier Jordan Turner Coussan Johnson, M. Stagni DuBuisson LaCombe White Cox Johnson, R. Stefanski Duplessis Landry, N. Zeringue Crews Jones Stokes Dwight LeBas Davis Jordan Talbot Total - 95 DeVillier LaCombe Thomas NAYS DuBuisson Landry, N. Turner Duplessis Larvadain Total - 0 Total - 92 ABSENT NAYS Total - 0 Abramson Marcelle Pylant ABSENT Falconer McFarland Wright Landry, T. Morris, Jay Abramson Leger White Larvadain Norton Dwight Leopold Wright Total - 10 Emerson Magee Zeringue Falconer McFarland The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Landry, T. Norton Total - 13

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Rep. Schexnayder moved to reconsider the vote by which the ABSENT above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to reconsider was laid on the table. Abramson Guinn McFarland Adams Jackson Norton SENATE BILL NO. 233— Bishop Landry, N. Pearson BY SENATOR GARY SMITH Crews Leger Seabaugh AN ACT Falconer Magee Zeringue To amend and reenact R.S. 38:2212(C)(1) and to enact R.S. Total - 15 38:2212(C)(4), relative to public works projects let by St. Charles Parish; to raise the threshold dollar amount that requires The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. a public bid; and to provide for related matters. Rep. Gregory Miller moved to reconsider the vote by which the Read by title. above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to reconsider was laid on the table. Rep. Gregory Miller sent up floor amendments which were read as follows: Consent to Correct a Vote Record HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS Rep. Amedee requested the House consent to record her vote on Amendments proposed by Representative Gregory Miller to final passage of Senate Bill No. 233 as yea, which consent was Reengrossed Senate Bill No. 233 by Senator Gary Smith unanimously granted. SENATE BILL NO. 235— AMENDMENT NO. 1 BY SENATOR MORRELL AN ACT On page 2, line 23, change "June 30," to "December 31," To amend and reenact R.S. 46:449(D) and to repeal R.S. 46:449(E), R.S. 47:297(F), 6004, and 6009, relative to tax credits; to repeal On motion of Rep. Gregory Miller, the amendments were unused tax credits; to provide for an effective date; and to adopted. provide for related matters. Rep. Gregory Miller moved the final passage of the bill, as Read by title. amended. Rep. Jim Morris moved the final passage of the bill. ROLL CALL ROLL CALL The roll was called with the following result: The roll was called with the following result: YEAS YEAS Mr. Speaker Emerson Leopold Abraham Foil Lyons Mr. Speaker Edmonds Mack Amedee Franklin Mack Abraham Foil Magee Anders Gaines Marcelle Adams Franklin Marino Armes Garofalo Marino Amedee Gaines McMahen Bacala Gisclair McMahen Anders Garofalo Miguez Bagley Glover Miguez Armes Gisclair Miller, D. Bagneris Harris, J. Miller, D. Bacala Glover Miller, G. Berthelot Harris, L. Miller, G. Bagley Guinn Moore Billiot Henry Moore Bagneris Harris, J. Morris, Jay Bouie Hilferty Morris, Jay Berthelot Henry Morris, Jim Bourriaque Hill Morris, Jim Billiot Hilferty Moss Brass Hodges Moss Bishop Hill Muscarello Brown, C. Hoffmann Muscarello Bouie Hoffmann Pearson Brown, T. Hollis Pierre Bourriaque Hollis Pierre Carmody Horton Pope Brass Horton Pope Carpenter Howard Pugh Brown, C. Howard Pugh Carter, G. Huval Pylant Brown, T. Huval Pylant Carter, R. Ivey Richard Carmody Ivey Richard Carter, S. James Schexnayder Carpenter Jackson Schexnayder Chaney Jefferson Simon Carter, R. James Simon Connick Jenkins Smith Carter, S. Jefferson Smith Coussan Johnson, M. Stagni Chaney Jenkins Stagni Cox Johnson, R. Stefanski Connick Johnson, M. Stefanski Davis Jones Stokes Coussan Johnson, R. Stokes DeVillier Jordan Talbot Cox Jordan Talbot DuBuisson LaCombe Thomas Davis LaCombe Thomas Duplessis Landry, T. Turner DeVillier Landry, T. Turner Dwight Larvadain White DuBuisson Larvadain White Edmonds LeBas Wright Duplessis Leopold Wright Total - 90 Dwight Lyons Zeringue NAYS Total - 90 Total - 0

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NAYS Connick Johnson, M. Smith Coussan Johnson, R. Stagni Total - 0 Cox Jones Stefanski ABSENT Davis Jordan Stokes DeVillier LaCombe Talbot Abramson Harris, L. Leger DuBuisson Landry, T. Thomas Carter, G. Hodges Marcelle Duplessis Larvadain Turner Crews Jones McFarland Dwight LeBas White Emerson Landry, N. Norton Edmonds Leger Wright Falconer LeBas Seabaugh Emerson Leopold Zeringue Total - 15 Total - 96 NAYS The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Total - 0 Rep. Jim Morris moved to reconsider the vote by which the ABSENT above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to reconsider was laid on the table. Abramson Falconer McFarland Bagneris Gaines Norton Consent to Correct a Vote Record Crews Landry, N. Seabaugh Total - 9 Rep. Amedee requested the House consent to record her vote on final passage of Senate Bill No. 235 as yea, which consent was The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. unanimously granted. Rep. Carmody moved to reconsider the vote by which the above SENATE BILL NO. 241 (Substitute of Senate Bill No. 208 by bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to Senator Riser)— reconsider was laid on the table. BY SENATOR RISER AN ACT Consent to Correct a Vote Record To amend and reenact R.S. 49:953(E), 965.2, 965.3(A), (B)(1), (2), and (10), and (C), 965.4, 965.5, the introductory paragraph of Rep. Amedee requested the House consent to record her vote on R.S. 49:965.6(A), 965.7, and 965.8 and to enact R.S. final passage of Senate Bill No. 241 as yea, which consent was 953(A)(1)(a)(x) and (I), R.S. 49:965.3(B)(11) and (12), unanimously granted. 965.6(C), and 965.9, relative to small business development; to enact the Small Business Protection Act; to provide procedures SENATE BILL NO. 7— regarding administrative rules; to provide for legislative intent; BY SENATOR HENSGENS to provide for definitions; to provide for notifications; to AN ACT provide for the electronic transfer of certain information; to To repeal R.S. 46:460.32, relative to Medicaid prepaid coordinated provide for a small business advocate; and to provide for related care network pharmaceutical and therapeutics committees; to matters. repeal the requirement for the creation and function of pharmaceutical and therapeutics committees within each Read by title. Medicaid prepaid coordinated care network; to provide for an effective date; and to provide for related matters. Rep. Carmody moved the final passage of the bill. Read by title. ROLL CALL Rep. Hoffmann moved the final passage of the bill. The roll was called with the following result: ROLL CALL YEAS The roll was called with the following result: Mr. Speaker Foil Lyons Abraham Franklin Mack YEAS Adams Garofalo Magee Amedee Gisclair Marcelle Mr. Speaker Emerson Leopold Anders Glover Marino Abraham Foil Lyons Armes Guinn McMahen Adams Franklin Mack Bacala Harris, J. Miguez Anders Gaines Magee Bagley Harris, L. Miller, D. Armes Garofalo Marino Berthelot Henry Miller, G. Bacala Gisclair McMahen Billiot Hilferty Moore Bagley Glover Miguez Bishop Hill Morris, Jay Bagneris Guinn Moore Bouie Hodges Morris, Jim Berthelot Harris, J. Morris, Jay Bourriaque Hoffmann Moss Billiot Harris, L. Morris, Jim Brass Hollis Muscarello Bishop Hilferty Moss Brown, C. Horton Pearson Bouie Hill Muscarello Brown, T. Howard Pierre Bourriaque Hodges Pearson Carmody Huval Pope Brass Hoffmann Pierre Carpenter Ivey Pugh Brown, C. Hollis Pope Carter, G. Jackson Pylant Brown, T. Horton Pugh Carter, R. James Richard Carmody Howard Pylant Carter, S. Jefferson Schexnayder Carpenter Huval Richard Chaney Jenkins Simon Carter, G. Ivey Schexnayder

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Carter, R. James Simon from the jurisdiction of the Greater Baton Rouge Port Commission, Carter, S. Jefferson Smith the two appointees created by this legislation shall cease to exist and Chaney Jenkins Stagni shall no longer serve as members of the Greater Baton Rouge Port Connick Johnson, M. Stefanski Commission." Coussan Johnson, R. Stokes Cox Jones Thomas AMENDMENT NO. 2 Davis Jordan Turner DeVillier LaCombe White On page 4, at the beginning of line 23, change "Section 5." to DuBuisson Landry, T. Wright "Section 6." Duplessis Larvadain Zeringue Dwight LeBas On motion of Rep. LaCombe, the amendments were adopted. Edmonds Leger Total - 91 Rep. LaCombe moved the final passage of the bill, as amended. NAYS ROLL CALL Total - 0 ABSENT The roll was called with the following result: Abramson Jackson Miller, G. YEAS Amedee Landry, N. Norton Crews Marcelle Seabaugh Mr. Speaker Emerson Lyons Falconer McFarland Talbot Abraham Foil Mack Henry Miller, D. Adams Franklin Magee Total - 14 Amedee Gaines Marino Anders Garofalo McMahen The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Armes Gisclair Miguez Bacala Glover Miller, G. Rep. Hoffmann moved to reconsider the vote by which the Bagley Guinn Moore above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to Berthelot Harris, J. Morris, Jay reconsider was laid on the table. Billiot Harris, L. Morris, Jim Bishop Henry Moss SENATE BILL NO. 30— Bouie Hilferty Muscarello BY SENATOR WARD Bourriaque Hill Pearson AN ACT Brass Hodges Pierre To amend and reenact R.S. 34:1221(A), 1223(A), and 1224(A) and Brown, C. Hoffmann Pope to repeal Chapter 29 of Title 34 of the Louisiana Revised Brown, T. Hollis Pugh Statutes of 1950, comprised of R.S. 34:2451 through 2458, Carmody Horton Pylant relative to ports, harbors, and terminal districts; to provide Carpenter Howard Richard relative to the Greater Baton Rouge Port Commission; to Carter, G. Huval Schexnayder provide for representation of Pointe Coupee Parish on the Carter, R. Ivey Seabaugh commission; to add the parish of Pointe Coupee to the territorial Carter, S. James Smith limits and jurisdiction of the Greater Baton Rouge Port Chaney Jefferson Stagni Commission; to abolish the Pointe Coupee Port, Harbor, and Connick Jenkins Stefanski Terminal District; to abolish the Pointe Coupee Port Coussan Johnson, M. Stokes Commission; to provide relative to bond obligations of the Cox Jones Talbot commission; and to provide for related matters. Crews Jordan Thomas Davis LaCombe Turner Read by title. DeVillier Landry, T. White DuBuisson Larvadain Wright Rep. LaCombe sent up floor amendments which were read as Duplessis LeBas Zeringue follows: Dwight Leger Edmonds Leopold HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS Total - 94 NAYS Amendments proposed by Representative LaCombe to Reengrossed Senate Bill No. 30 by Senator Ward Total - 0 ABSENT AMENDMENT NO. 1 Abramson Johnson, R. Miller, D. On page 4, between lines 22 and 23, insert the following: Bagneris Landry, N. Norton Falconer Marcelle Simon "Section 5. In the event future legislation is filed, and passed, Jackson McFarland such that the Parish of Pointe Coupee, is removed from the Total - 11 jurisdiction of the Greater Baton Rouge Port Commission, any and all assets, liabilities, and contracts conveyed by this legislation, shall The Chair declared the above bill, having received a two-thirds be transferred to the Parish of Pointe Coupee’s governing authority. vote of the elected members, was finally passed. In the event the assets conveyed by this legislation are conveyed to the Parish of Pointe Coupee’s governing authority, the Port of Rep. LaCombe moved to reconsider the vote by which the above Greater Baton Rouge shall be reimbursed and compensated for the bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to enhanced value of said property which resulted from its efforts since reconsider was laid on the table. such assets were conveyed to the Greater Baton Rouge Port Commission. In the event the Parish of Pointe Coupee is removed

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SENATE BILL NO. 36— "D. The Louisiana Department of Health shall enforce and BY SENATOR MILLS ensure the proper labeling of milk of magnesia, peanut butter, rocky AN ACT mountain oysters, headcheese, hen of the woods, angel food cake, To enact Subpart C of Part II of Chapter 11 of Title 40 of the parson’s nose, albany beef, grasshopper pie, cape cod turkey, white Louisiana Revised Statues of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. chocolate, french fries, sweet breads, puppy chow, ladyfingers, 40:2115.31 through 2115.33, relative to emergency Jerusalem artichoke, and buckwheat." departments; to provide for legislative intent; to provide for definitions; to provide for a prohibition on freestanding On motion of Rep. Crews, the amendments were withdrawn. emergency departments; to provide for licensure of hospital off- campus emergency departments; to provide for geographical Rep. Nancy Landry sent up floor amendments which were read prohibitions within rural hospital primary service areas; and to as follows: provide for related matters. HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS Read by title. Amendments proposed by Representative Nancy Landry to Motion Engrossed Senate Bill No. 39 by Senator Thompson On motion of Rep. Dustin Miller, the bill was returned to the AMENDMENT NO. 1 calendar. On page 1, line 2, after "R.S. 40:881" insert "and to repeal R.S. SENATE BILL NO. 39— 6:412(C) and the Act which originated as Senate Bill 150 of the 2019 BY SENATOR THOMPSON Regular Session of the Legislature" AN ACT To enact R.S. 40:881, relative to labeling of milk products; to AMENDMENT NO. 2 provide for definitions; to provide for enforcement by the Louisiana Department of Health; to provide for enforcement On page 1, line 4, after "implementation;" insert "to provide for the implementation; and to provide for related matters. repeal of provisions relative to use of certain financial terms;" Read by title. AMENDMENT NO. 3 Rep. Nancy Landry sent up floor amendments which were read On page 2, after line 12, add the following: as follows: "Section 2. R.S. 6:412(C) and the Act which originated as HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS Senate Bill 150 of the 2019 Regular Session of the Legislature are hereby repealed in their entirety." Amendments proposed by Representative Nancy Landry to Engrossed Senate Bill No. 39 by Senator Thompson On motion of Rep. Nancy Landry, the amendments were withdrawn. AMENDMENT NO. 1 Rep. Anders moved the final passage of the bill, as amended. On page 2, after line 12, insert the following: ROLL CALL "D. The provisions of this Section shall not apply to breast milk." The roll was called with the following result: On motion of Rep. Nancy Landry, the amendments were YEAS adopted. Mr. Speaker Foil LeBas Rep. Crews sent up floor amendments which were read as Abraham Franklin Leopold follows: Adams Gaines Lyons Anders Gisclair Mack HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS Armes Glover Marino Bacala Guinn McFarland Amendments proposed by Representative Crews to Engrossed Senate Bagley Harris, J. McMahen Bill No. 39 by Senator Thompson Bagneris Henry Moore Berthelot Hill Morris, Jay AMENDMENT NO. 1 Billiot Hoffmann Morris, Jim Bouie Hollis Pierre On page 1, line 2, delete "milk" Bourriaque Howard Pope Brass Huval Pugh AMENDMENT NO. 2 Brown, C. Jackson Pylant Brown, T. James Richard On page 1, line 8, delete "MILK" Carmody Jefferson Schexnayder Carpenter Jenkins Simon AMENDMENT NO. 3 Carter, G. Johnson, M. Smith Carter, R. Johnson, R. Stefanski On page 1, line 9, delete "milk" Carter, S. Jones Turner Chaney Jordan White AMENDMENT NO. 4 Connick LaCombe Zeringue Cox Landry, T. On page 2, after line 12, add the following: Duplessis Larvadain Total - 70

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NAYS HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS Amedee Emerson Miguez Amendments proposed by Representative Foil to Reengrossed Senate Bishop Garofalo Miller, D. Bill No. 36 by Senator Mills Coussan Harris, L. Miller, G. Crews Hilferty Moss AMENDMENT NO. 1 Davis Hodges Pearson DeVillier Horton Seabaugh On page 3, line 17, after "apply to" delete "a" and insert in lieu DuBuisson Landry, N. Talbot thereof "any of the following: Dwight Leger Thomas Edmonds Magee Wright (1) A" Total - 27 ABSENT AMENDMENT NO. 2 Abramson Marcelle Stagni On page 3, after line 19, insert the following: Falconer Muscarello Stokes Ivey Norton "(2) A hospital that was recommended to the department for Total - 8 licensure by the office of state fire marshal on or before August 1, 2019. The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. (3) Any hospital licensed by the department which has an Rep. Anders moved to reconsider the vote by which the above existing offsite campus or campuses that was recommended to the bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to department for licensure by the office of state fire marshal on or reconsider was laid on the table. before August 1, 2019." SENATE BILL NO. 36— On motion of Rep. Foil, the amendments were adopted. BY SENATOR MILLS AN ACT Rep. Dustin Miller sent up floor amendments which were read To enact Subpart C of Part II of Chapter 11 of Title 40 of the as follows: Louisiana Revised Statues of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 40:2115.31 through 2115.33, relative to emergency HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS departments; to provide for legislative intent; to provide for definitions; to provide for a prohibition on freestanding Amendments proposed by Representative Dustin Miller to emergency departments; to provide for licensure of hospital off- Reengrossed Senate Bill No. 36 by Senator Mills campus emergency departments; to provide for geographical prohibitions within rural hospital primary service areas; and to AMENDMENT NO. 1 provide for related matters. Delete Amendment Nos. 1, 3, 4, and 6 through 8 by the House Called from the calendar. Committee on Health and Welfare (#3064) Read by title. On motion of Rep. Dustin Miller, the amendments were adopted. Rep. Dustin Miller sent up floor amendments which were read as follows: Rep. Dustin Miller moved the final passage of the bill, as amended. HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS ROLL CALL Amendments proposed by Representative Dustin Miller to Reengrossed Senate Bill No. 36 by Senator Mills The roll was called with the following result: AMENDMENT NO. 1 YEAS On page 3, at the end of line 5, delete the period "." and insert in lieu Mr. Speaker Emerson Leopold thereof "or, for purposes of this Subpart, a hospital that is in a parish Abraham Foil Lyons with a population of greater than seventy thousand but less than Abramson Franklin Mack ninety thousand as of the latest federal decennial census." Adams Gaines Magee Amedee Garofalo Marino AMENDMENT NO. 2 Anders Gisclair McFarland Armes Glover McMahen On page 3, line 15, after "Section," delete the remainder of the line Bacala Guinn Miguez and insert in lieu thereof ""primary service area" for a rural hospital Bagley Harris, J. Miller, D. created or ratified pursuant to laws providing for hospital service Bagneris Harris, L. Miller, G. districts, R.S. 46:1051 et seq., shall be coterminous with the Berthelot Henry Moore boundaries of its hospital service district. For all other rural Billiot Hilferty Morris, Jay hospitals, the primary service area shall have the same meaning as" Bishop Hill Morris, Jim Bouie Hodges Moss On motion of Rep. Dustin Miller, the amendments were Bourriaque Hoffmann Muscarello adopted. Brass Hollis Pearson Brown, C. Horton Pierre Rep. Foil sent up floor amendments which were read as follows: Brown, T. Howard Pope Carmody Huval Pugh Carpenter Ivey Pylant

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Carter, G. Jackson Richard AMENDMENT NO. 3 Carter, R. James Schexnayder Carter, S. Jefferson Seabaugh In Amendment No. 7 by the House Committee on Health and Chaney Jenkins Simon Welfare (#3033), on page 1, line 17, after "entirety" delete the Connick Johnson, M. Smith remainder of the line and delete lines 18 through 20 in their entirety Coussan Johnson, R. Stagni Cox Jones Stefanski AMENDMENT NO. 4 Crews Jordan Stokes Davis LaCombe Talbot On page 5, at the end of line 6, delete the comma "," and delete line DeVillier Landry, N. Thomas 7 in its entirety and at the beginning of line 8 delete "state, or local DuBuisson Landry, T. Turner government," Duplessis Larvadain White Dwight LeBas Wright AMENDMENT NO. 5 Edmonds Leger Zeringue Total - 102 On page 6, line 11, delete "to" and insert in lieu thereof "for" NAYS AMENDMENT NO. 6 Total - 0 ABSENT Delete Amendment Nos. 32 through 34 by the House Committee on Health and Welfare (#3033) Falconer Marcelle Norton Total - 3 AMENDMENT NO. 7 The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. On page 10, delete line 14 in its entirety Rep. Dustin Miller moved to reconsider the vote by which the AMENDMENT NO. 8 above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to reconsider was laid on the table. On page 10, at the beginning of line 15, change "(20)" to "(19)" SENATE BILL NO. 41— AMENDMENT NO. 9 BY SENATOR MILLS AN ACT On page 10, at the beginning of line 16, change "(21)" to "(20)" To amend and reenact R.S. 22:1863(2) and to enact R.S. 22:1863(9) and 1867, Part VII of Chapter 14 of Title 37 of the Louisiana AMENDMENT NO. 10 Revised Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 37:1252 through 1254, and Chapter 36 of Title 40 of the Louisiana Delete Amendment Nos. 46 and 47 by the House Committee on Revised Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 40:2861 Health and Welfare (#3033) through 2871, relative to regulation of pharmacy benefit managers; to provide legislative intent and public health policy; AMENDMENT NO. 11 to provide for protection of the public; to provide for general applicability; to provide for licensure by the Louisiana On page 13, delete lines 11 through 15 in their entirety and insert in Department of Insurance; to provide for permitting by the lieu thereof the following: Louisiana Board of Pharmacy; to provide for minimum licensure and permit criteria; to provide for rulemaking; to "(8) Reimburse a local pharmacist or local pharmacy, as defined provide for penalties; to provide for unfair trade practices; to in R.S. 46:460.36(A), less than the amount it reimburses chain provide for enforcement; to provide for authority of the attorney pharmacies, mail-order pharmacies, specialty pharmacies, or general; to provide for written notice; to provide for a hearing; affiliates of the pharmacy benefit manager for the same drug or to provide for an appeal; to provide for a cause of action under device or for the same pharmacy service in this state." the Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law; to provide for severability; to provide for an effective date; and to AMENDMENT NO. 12 provide for related matters. On page 14, line 8, after "liable" and before "for the" insert "to the Read by title. taxing authority" Rep. LeBas sent up floor amendments which were read as AMENDMENT NO. 13 follows: On page 14, line 24, after "taxing authority" and before "of the" insert HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS a comma "," and "the Department of Insurance, and the Board of Pharmacy" Amendments proposed by Representative LeBas to Reengrossed Senate Bill No. 41 by Senator Mills AMENDMENT NO. 14 AMENDMENT NO. 1 On page 15, at the end of line 1, insert "However, at the direction of the Louisiana Department of Health, for purposes of administering Delete Amendment No. 1 by the House Committee on Health and the Medicaid pharmacy benefit program, a pharmacy benefit Welfare (#3033) manager may apply a more restrictive early refill policy without violating the provisions of this Paragraph." AMENDMENT NO. 2 AMENDMENT NO. 15 On page 2, line 13, after "the pharmacy" delete the period "." and delete the remainder of the line and insert in lieu thereof "or its agent Delete Amendment Nos. 64 through 89 by the House Committee on and shall not include the National Average Drug Acquisition Cost." Health and Welfare (#3033)

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AMENDMENT NO. 16 On motion of Rep. LeBas, the amendments were adopted. Delete pages 17 and 18 in their entirety and on page 19, delete lines Rep. LeBas sent up floor amendments which were read as 1 through 19 in their entirety and insert in lieu thereof the following: follows: "§2871. Enforcement HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS A. Notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary, enforcement of the Pharmacy Benefit Manager Licensing Law shall Amendments proposed by Representative LeBas to Reengrossed be conducted in accordance with the following requirements: Senate Bill No. 41 by Senator Mills (1)(a) The commissioner of insurance shall be responsible for AMENDMENT NO. 1 investigation and enforcement of the provisions of the Louisiana Insurance Code, the applicable provisions of this Chapter, and any On page 9, line 23, after "of the" delete the remainder of the line and rules or regulations promulgated by the Department of Insurance delete line 24 in its entirety and insert in lieu thereof "public relative to pharmacy benefit managers. The commissioner shall refer protection division of the Department of Justice." any complaint he believes to be outside of his jurisdiction to the Board of Pharmacy or the Louisiana Department of Justice. AMENDMENT NO. 2 (b) The commissioner of insurance may suspend or revoke a In Amendment No. 64 by the House Committee on Health and pharmacy benefit manager's permit, license, or registration in Welfare (#3033), on page 5, line 32, after "or the" delete the accordance with the Louisiana Insurance Code and the rules and remainder of the line and insert in lieu thereof "public protection regulations promulgated by the Department of Insurance relative to division of the Department of Justice" pharmacy benefit managers. AMENDMENT NO. 3 (2)(a) The Board of Pharmacy shall be responsible for investigation and enforcement of the provisions of the Louisiana In Amendment No. 64 by the House Committee on Health and Pharmacy Practice Act, the applicable provisions of this Chapter, and Welfare (#3033), on page 5, at the beginning of line 33, delete any rules or regulations promulgated by the Board of Pharmacy "Justice Consumer Affairs Division" relative to pharmacy benefit managers. The Board of Pharmacy shall refer any complaint it believes to be outside of its jurisdiction to the AMENDMENT NO. 4 Department of Insurance or the Louisiana Department of Justice. In Amendment No. 64 by the House Committee on Health and (b) Upon completion of a complaint investigation or compliance Welfare (#3033), on page 6, line 10, after "or the" delete the audit, and after notice and an opportunity for an adjudicatory hearing remainder of the line and insert in lieu thereof "public protection held in accordance with the Administrative Procedure Act, the Board division of the Department of Justice" of Pharmacy may suspend, revoke, or place on probation a license, permit, or registration issued to the pharmacy benefit manager or any AMENDMENT NO. 5 entity in which the pharmacy benefit manager has an ownership or controlling interest, or take any other action authorized by the In Amendment No. 64 by the House Committee on Health and Louisiana Pharmacy Practice Act or the rules and regulations of the Welfare (#3033), on page 6, at the beginning of line 11, delete Board of Pharmacy. "Consumer Affairs Division" B.(1) The commissioner of insurance and the Board of AMENDMENT NO. 6 Pharmacy shall be responsible for conducting random compliance In Amendment No. 64 by the House Committee on Health and audits, which may be desk audits based on data provided by the Welfare (#3033), on page 6, line 13, delete "Louisiana Department pharmacy benefit manager, to ensure compliance with this Chapter. of Justice Consumer Affairs Division" and insert in lieu thereof (2) A pharmacy benefit manager doing business in Louisiana "public protection division of the Department of Justice" shall make itself open and available to comply with compliance audit data requests. AMENDMENT NO. 7 C. On the first day of each month, the Board of Pharmacy shall On page 18, line 4, delete "Louisiana Department of Justice submit to the attorney general a report of complaints received against Consumer Affairs Division" and insert in lieu thereof "public pharmacy benefit managers and the date that each complaint was protection division of the Department of Justice" received during the prior calendar month in a format prescribed by the attorney general. The report shall include a cumulative list of all On motion of Rep. LeBas, the amendments were adopted. complaints received against pharmacy benefit managers until final disposition. Rep. LeBas moved the final passage of the bill, as amended. D. Nothing in this Section shall be construed as a limitation on ROLL CALL the attorney general's power to enforce the Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law, R.S. 51:1401 et seq., or to limit his The roll was called with the following result: authority in any way under that law, or as a limitation on the attorney general's power to negotiate and enter into a stipulation with a YEAS pharmacy benefit manager. Furthermore, nothing in this Section shall prohibit the Board of Pharmacy from referring a complaint or Mr. Speaker Falconer Leopold audit finding to the Louisiana Department of Justice." Abraham Foil Lyons Abramson Franklin Mack AMENDMENT NO. 17 Adams Gaines Magee Amedee Garofalo Marcelle On page 19, line 23, after "severable" and before the period "." insert Anders Gisclair Marino "in accordance with R.S. 24:175" Armes Glover McFarland

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Bacala Guinn McMahen AMENDMENT NO. 3 Bagley Harris, J. Miguez Bagneris Harris, L. Miller, D. On page 2, between lines 8 and 9, insert the following: Berthelot Henry Miller, G. Billiot Hilferty Moore "(22) The president of the Louisiana Association of Nurse Bishop Hill Morris, Jay Practitioners or his designee." Bourriaque Hodges Moss Brass Hoffmann Muscarello On motion of Rep. Hoffmann, the amendments were adopted. Brown, C. Hollis Pearson Brown, T. Horton Pierre Rep. Hoffmann moved the final passage of the bill, as amended. Carmody Howard Pope Carpenter Huval Pugh ROLL CALL Carter, G. Ivey Pylant Carter, R. Jackson Richard The roll was called with the following result: Carter, S. James Schexnayder Chaney Jefferson Seabaugh YEAS Connick Jenkins Simon Coussan Johnson, M. Smith Mr. Speaker Emerson Lyons Cox Johnson, R. Stagni Abraham Falconer Mack Crews Jones Stefanski Abramson Foil Magee Davis Jordan Stokes Adams Franklin Marino DeVillier LaCombe Talbot Amedee Gaines McFarland DuBuisson Landry, N. Thomas Anders Garofalo McMahen Duplessis Landry, T. Turner Armes Gisclair Miguez Dwight Larvadain White Bacala Glover Miller, D. Edmonds LeBas Wright Bagley Guinn Miller, G. Emerson Leger Zeringue Bagneris Harris, J. Moore Total - 102 Berthelot Harris, L. Morris, Jay NAYS Billiot Henry Morris, Jim Bishop Hilferty Moss Total - 0 Bouie Hill Muscarello ABSENT Bourriaque Hodges Pearson Brass Hoffmann Pierre Bouie Morris, Jim Norton Brown, C. Hollis Pope Total - 3 Brown, T. Horton Pugh Carmody Howard Pylant The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Carpenter Huval Richard Carter, G. Ivey Schexnayder Rep. LeBas moved to reconsider the vote by which the above Carter, R. Jackson Seabaugh bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to Carter, S. Jefferson Simon reconsider was laid on the table. Chaney Jenkins Stagni Connick Johnson, M. Stefanski SENATE BILL NO. 54— Coussan Johnson, R. Stokes BY SENATOR MILLS Cox Jones Talbot AN ACT Crews Jordan Thomas To amend and reenact R.S. 17:2048.51(C)(16) and (G)(3) and to Davis LaCombe Turner enact R.S. 17:2048.51(C)(19), (20), and (21) and (G)(8), (9), DeVillier Landry, N. White and (10), relative to the Louisiana Health Works Commission; DuBuisson Landry, T. Wright to provide for membership of the commission; to provide for Duplessis Larvadain Zeringue membership of the executive committee; and to provide for Dwight LeBas related matters. Edmonds Leger Total - 100 Read by title. NAYS Rep. Hoffmann sent up floor amendments which were read as Total - 0 follows: ABSENT HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS James Marcelle Smith Leopold Norton Amendments proposed by Representative Hoffmann to Reengrossed Total - 5 Senate Bill No. 54 by Senator Mills The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. AMENDMENT NO. 1 Rep. Hoffmann moved to reconsider the vote by which the On page 1, at the beginning of line 3, change "17:2048.51(C)(19), above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to (20), and (21)" to "17:2048.51(C)(19) through (22)" reconsider was laid on the table. SENATE BILL NO. 68— AMENDMENT NO. 2 BY SENATOR GARY SMITH AN ACT On page 1, at the beginning of line 9, change "R.S. To amend and reenact Code of Criminal Procedure Art. 163(C) and 17:2048.51(C)(19), (20), and (21)" to "R.S. 17:2048.51(C)(19) to enact Code of Criminal Procedure Art. 163(E), relative to through (22)" search warrants; to provide relative to search warrants for data

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or information contained on a computer or other electronic reservation of mineral rights; to provide terms and conditions; device; and to provide for related matters. and to provide for related matters.

Read by title. Read by title.

Rep. Marino moved the final passage of the bill. Rep. Armes moved the final passage of the bill. ROLL CALL ROLL CALL The roll was called with the following result: The roll was called with the following result: YEAS YEAS Mr. Speaker Edmonds Leopold Mr. Speaker Falconer Mack Abraham Emerson Lyons Abraham Foil Magee Abramson Foil Mack Abramson Franklin Marcelle Adams Franklin Magee Adams Gaines Marino Amedee Gaines Marino Amedee Garofalo McFarland Anders Garofalo McFarland Anders Gisclair McMahen Armes Gisclair McMahen Armes Glover Miguez Bacala Glover Miguez Bacala Guinn Miller, D. Bagley Guinn Miller, D. Bagley Harris, J. Miller, G. Bagneris Harris, J. Miller, G. Bagneris Harris, L. Moore Berthelot Harris, L. Moore Berthelot Henry Morris, Jay Billiot Hilferty Morris, Jay Billiot Hilferty Morris, Jim Bishop Hill Morris, Jim Bishop Hill Moss Bouie Hodges Moss Bouie Hodges Muscarello Bourriaque Hoffmann Muscarello Bourriaque Hoffmann Pearson Brass Hollis Pearson Brass Hollis Pierre Brown, C. Horton Pierre Brown, C. Horton Pope Brown, T. Howard Pope Brown, T. Howard Pugh Carmody Huval Pugh Carmody Huval Pylant Carpenter Ivey Pylant Carpenter Ivey Richard Carter, G. Jackson Schexnayder Carter, G. Jackson Schexnayder Carter, R. James Seabaugh Carter, R. James Seabaugh Carter, S. Jefferson Simon Carter, S. Jefferson Simon Chaney Jenkins Smith Chaney Jenkins Smith Connick Johnson, M. Stagni Connick Johnson, M. Stagni Coussan Johnson, R. Stefanski Coussan Johnson, R. Stefanski Cox Jones Stokes Cox Jones Stokes Crews Jordan Thomas Crews Jordan Talbot Davis LaCombe Turner Davis LaCombe Thomas DeVillier Landry, N. White DeVillier Landry, N. Turner DuBuisson Landry, T. Wright DuBuisson Landry, T. White Duplessis Larvadain Zeringue Duplessis Larvadain Wright Dwight Leger Dwight Leger Zeringue Total - 98 Edmonds Leopold NAYS Emerson Lyons Total - 103 Total - 0 NAYS ABSENT Falconer Marcelle Talbot Total - 0 Henry Norton ABSENT LeBas Richard Total - 7 LeBas Norton Total - 2 The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Rep. Armes moved to reconsider the vote by which the above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to Rep. Marino moved to reconsider the vote by which the above reconsider was laid on the table. bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to reconsider was laid on the table. SENATE BILL NO. 119— BY SENATORS COLOMB, BARROW, BISHOP, BOUDREAUX, CARTER, CHABERT, CLAITOR, CORTEZ, ERDEY, HENSGENS, HEWITT, JOHNS, SENATE BILL NO. 69— LAFLEUR, LONG, MARTINY, MILLS, MORRELL, PETERSON, PRICE, BY SENATOR JOHN SMITH GARY SMITH, THOMPSON AND WALSWORTH AN ACT AN ACT To authorize and empower the Louisiana Department of Health to To enact R.S. 36:259(B)(36) and R.S. 40:2018.6, relative to the sell or transfer title to certain described property, together with Palliative Care Interdisciplinary Advisory Council; to provide all buildings and improvements thereon, located in the parish of for placement within the Louisiana Department of Health; to Vernon; to provide for the property description; to provide for provide for legislative intent; to provide for subject matter to be

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studied by the council; to provide for definitions; to provide for arrest and incarceration of victims of domestic violence and council membership; to provide for minimum organization and sexually oriented criminal offenses who refuse to testify against task requirements; to provide for staff support; to provide for their abusers; and to provide for related matters. recommendations to the legislature; to provide for termination; and to provide for related matters. Read by title. Read by title. Rep. Duplessis sent up floor amendments which were read as follows: Rep. Dustin Miller moved the final passage of the bill. HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS ROLL CALL Amendments proposed by Representative Duplessis to Reengrossed The roll was called with the following result: Senate Bill No. 146 by Senator Morrell YEAS AMENDMENT NO. 1 Mr. Speaker Foil Magee On page 2, delete line 29 in its entirety and insert "(c) An offense in Abraham Franklin Marcelle which the victim" Abramson Gaines Marino Adams Garofalo McFarland AMENDMENT NO. 2 Amedee Gisclair McMahen Anders Glover Miguez On page 3, delete line 1 in its entirety and insert "is the current or Armes Guinn Miller, D. former" Bacala Harris, J. Miller, G. Bagley Harris, L. Moore AMENDMENT NO. 3 Berthelot Henry Morris, Jay Billiot Hilferty Morris, Jim On page 3, line 3, after "household" delete the remainder of the line Bishop Hill Moss and insert a period "." Bouie Hodges Muscarello Bourriaque Hoffmann Pearson On motion of Rep. Duplessis, the amendments were adopted. Brass Hollis Pierre Brown, C. Horton Pope Rep. Duplessis moved the final passage of the bill, as amended. Brown, T. Howard Pugh Carmody Huval Pylant ROLL CALL Carpenter Ivey Richard Carter, G. Jefferson Schexnayder The roll was called with the following result: Carter, R. Jenkins Seabaugh Carter, S. Johnson, M. Simon YEAS Chaney Johnson, R. Smith Connick Jones Stagni Mr. Speaker Foil Magee Coussan Jordan Stokes Abraham Franklin Marino Cox LaCombe Talbot Abramson Gaines McFarland Crews Landry, N. Thomas Adams Gisclair McMahen Davis Landry, T. Turner Anders Glover Miguez DeVillier Larvadain White Armes Guinn Miller, D. DuBuisson Leger Wright Bacala Harris, J. Miller, G. Dwight Leopold Zeringue Bagley Harris, L. Moore Edmonds Lyons Berthelot Henry Morris, Jay Emerson Mack Billiot Hilferty Morris, Jim Total - 97 Bishop Hill Moss NAYS Bouie Hodges Muscarello Bourriaque Hoffmann Pearson Total - 0 Brass Hollis Pierre ABSENT Brown, C. Horton Pope Brown, T. Howard Pugh Bagneris Jackson Norton Carmody Huval Pylant Duplessis James Stefanski Carpenter Ivey Richard Falconer LeBas Carter, G. James Schexnayder Total - 8 Carter, S. Jefferson Seabaugh Chaney Jenkins Simon The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Connick Johnson, M. Smith Coussan Johnson, R. Stagni Rep. Dustin Miller moved to reconsider the vote by which the Cox Jordan Stefanski above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to Crews LaCombe Stokes reconsider was laid on the table. Davis Landry, N. Talbot DeVillier Landry, T. Thomas SENATE BILL NO. 146— DuBuisson Larvadain Turner BY SENATORS MORRELL, BISHOP AND CARTER AND Duplessis Leger White REPRESENTATIVES JIMMY HARRIS, JAMES AND LEGER Dwight Leopold Wright AN ACT Edmonds Lyons Zeringue To amend and reenact R.S. 15:257 and to enact R.S. 15:257.1 and Emerson Mack 625, relative to compulsory process; to provide limitations of Total - 95

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NAYS (2) A child who has been opted out of having his immunization information recorded in the registry by his custodial parent or legal Total - 0 guardian in accordance with the procedure established by the ABSENT department in rule pursuant to R.S. 40:31.15. Amedee Garofalo Marcelle (3) A person whose immunization record is to be purged from Bagneris Jackson Norton the registry pursuant to a request made in accordance with R.S. Carter, R. Jones 40:31.16(B). Falconer LeBas Total - 10 C. No person who elects to opt out of having his immunization information or that of his child recorded in the registry and no person The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. who requests that an immunization record be purged from the registry as authorized by R.S. R.S. 40:31.16(B) shall be subject to Rep. Duplessis moved to reconsider the vote by which the above any penalty for such election or request." bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to reconsider was laid on the table. AMENDMENT NO. 6 SENATE BILL NO. 169— On page 3, between lines 4 and 5, insert the following: BY SENATOR BARROW AN ACT "(1) Immunization records of all clients born or living within the To amend and reenact R.S. 40:31.11, 31.12(2) and (5), the jurisdiction of the agency that develops the register except for introductory paragraph of 31.13, 31.13(5) and (6), 31.14, and persons who have been opted out of inclusion in the registry and 31.16(A) and (B), and to repeal R.S. 40:31.13(3) and those clients whose immunization records were purged from the 31.16(A)(3), relative to the statewide immunization registry; to registry pursuant to a request made in accordance with R.S. provide for terminology clarification from day care centers to 40:31.16(B)." early learning centers; to provide for statutory naming of the registry as the Louisiana Immunization Network (LINKS); to AMENDMENT NO. 7 provide for applicability to clients who are not children; and to provide for related matters. On page 3, between lines 14 and 15, insert the following: Read by title. "(10) A feature which ensures that any record purged from the registry pursuant to a request made in accordance with R.S. Rep. Amedee sent up floor amendments which were read as 40:31.16(B) is eliminated completely from the registry's data follows: system." HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS AMENDMENT NO. 8 Amendments proposed by Representative Amedee to Reengrossed On page 4, delete line 11 in its entirety and insert in lieu thereof the Senate Bill No. 169 by Senator Barrow following: AMENDMENT NO. 1 "§31.15. Rulemaking On page 1, at the beginning of line 3, change "31.13(5) and (6), A. The Louisiana Department of Health, office of public health, 31.14, and 31.16(A) and (B)," to "31.13(1), (5), and (6), 31.14, 31.15, shall promulgate rules and regulations pertaining to the development and 31.16(A) and (B), to enact R.S. 40:31.13(10)," and implementation of the immunization registries and their associated tracking and recall systems in accordance with the AMENDMENT NO. 2 Administrative Procedure Act. These rules and regulations shall provide, at minimum, for the functions, processes, and safeguards On page 1, line 7, after "children;" and before "and to" insert "to specified in this Section. provide protections for persons who opt out of having information recorded in the registry;" B. The rules shall include a process by which a custodial parent or guardian can control the transfer of information from the AMENDMENT NO. 3 immunization record or the immunization tracking and recall record when such control is necessary to protect the health or safety of the On page 1, line 11, delete "31.13(5) and (6), 31.14," and insert in lieu family. thereof "31.13(1), (5), and (6), 31.14, 31.15," and after "reenacted" and before "to read" insert "and R.S. 40:31.13(10) is hereby enacted" C. The rules shall provide for a process by which an adult may opt out of having his immunization information recorded in the AMENDMENT NO. 4 registry and a process by which a child may be opted out of having his immunization information recorded in the registry by his On page 1, at the beginning of line 14, insert "A." custodial parent or legal guardian." AMENDMENT NO. 5 Rep. Amedee moved the adoption of the amendments. On page 2, between lines 7 and 8, insert the following: Rep. Dustin Miller objected. "B. The Louisiana Department of Health shall ensure that each Suspension of the Rules immunization registry established in accordance with this Part contains no record whatsoever of any of the following persons: On motion of Rep. Hilferty, the rules were suspended to limit debate on all instruments, which motion was agreed to. (1) An adult who, in accordance with the procedure established by the department in rule pursuant to R.S. 40:31.15, has opted out of By a vote of 44 yeas and 54 nays, the amendments were having his immunization information recorded in the registry. rejected.

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Rep. DuBuisson sent up floor amendments which were read as ABSENT follows: Abramson Falconer Norton HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS Armes LeBas Total - 5 Amendments proposed by Representative DuBuisson to Reengrossed Senate Bill No. 169 by Senator Barrow The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. AMENDMENT NO. 1 Rep. Dustin Miller moved to reconsider the vote by which the above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to On page 4, delete lines 15 and 16 in their entirety and insert the reconsider was laid on the table. following: SENATE BILL NO. 173— "parent, or guardian of a minor client that when the parent or BY SENATORS MILLS, APPEL, CHABERT, CLAITOR, CORTEZ, ERDEY, FANNIN, GATTI, HENSGENS, HEWITT, JOHNS, LONG, MARTINY AND guardian provides the consent for the child to be entered into an GARY SMITH immunization registry." AN ACT To enact R.S. 22:11.1, Subpart F of Part III of Chapter 4 of Title 22 Rep. DuBuisson moved the adoption of the amendments. of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 22:1121 through 1130, and Subpart F-1 of Part III of Rep. Dustin Miller objected. Chapter 4 of Title 22 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 22:1131 through 1138, relative to health By a vote of 48 yeas and 52 nays, the amendments were insurance; to provide relative to enrollment, dependent rejected. coverage, rate setting, preexisting conditions, annual and lifetime limits, and essential benefits under certain Rep. Dustin Miller moved the final passage of the bill. circumstances; to require the commissioner of insurance to establish a risk-sharing program; to provide for the operation, ROLL CALL parameters, funding, and legislative approval of the risk-sharing program; to provide for rulemaking; to provide for The roll was called with the following result: effectiveness; and to provide for related matters. YEAS Read by title. Adams Gisclair Magee Anders Glover Marcelle Acting Speaker Carmody in the Chair Bagley Harris, J. Marino Bagneris Hilferty McMahen Speaker Barras in the Chair Berthelot Hill Miller, D. Billiot Hoffmann Miller, G. Rep. Chad Brown sent up floor amendments which were read as Bouie Hollis Moore follows: Bourriaque Howard Morris, Jay Brass Huval Muscarello HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS Brown, C. Jackson Pierre Brown, T. James Pugh Amendments proposed by Representative Chad Brown to Carpenter Jefferson Pylant Reengrossed Senate Bill No. 173 by Senator Mills Carter, G. Jenkins Richard Carter, R. Johnson, R. Schexnayder AMENDMENT NO. 1 Carter, S. Jones Smith Chaney Jordan Stagni On page 3, line 23, after "shall be" change "five" to "three" Connick LaCombe Stokes Cox Landry, N. Turner Rep. Chad Brown moved the adoption of the amendments. Davis Landry, T. White Duplessis Larvadain Wright Rep. Talbot objected. Franklin Leger Zeringue Gaines Lyons Motion Total - 65 NAYS Rep. Garofalo moved to end consideration of amendments. Mr. Speaker Emerson McFarland Rep. Jackson objected. Abraham Foil Miguez Amedee Garofalo Morris, Jim By a vote of 52 yeas and 46 nays, the House agreed to end Bacala Guinn Moss consideration of amendments. Bishop Harris, L. Pearson Carmody Henry Pope Consent to Correct a Vote Record Coussan Hodges Seabaugh Crews Horton Simon Rep. Hilferty requested the House consent to correct her vote on DeVillier Ivey Stefanski the motion to end consideration of amendments to Senate Bill No. DuBuisson Johnson, M. Talbot 173 from yea to nay, which consent was unanimously granted. Dwight Leopold Thomas Edmonds Mack By a vote of 37 yeas and 59 nays, the amendments were Total - 35 rejected. Rep. Talbot moved the final passage of the bill.

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ROLL CALL Rep. Jackson moved the final passage of the bill. The roll was called with the following result: ROLL CALL YEAS The roll was called with the following result: Mr. Speaker Foil Magee YEAS Abraham Franklin Marino Abramson Gaines McFarland Mr. Speaker Falconer McFarland Adams Garofalo McMahen Abraham Foil McMahen Amedee Gisclair Miguez Adams Garofalo Miguez Anders Guinn Miller, D. Amedee Gisclair Miller, D. Armes Harris, L. Miller, G. Anders Guinn Miller, G. Bacala Henry Moore Armes Harris, L. Moore Bagley Hilferty Morris, Jay Bacala Henry Morris, Jay Berthelot Hill Morris, Jim Bagley Hilferty Morris, Jim Billiot Hodges Moss Berthelot Hill Moss Bishop Hoffmann Muscarello Billiot Hodges Muscarello Bourriaque Hollis Pearson Bishop Hoffmann Pearson Brass Horton Pierre Bourriaque Hollis Pope Brown, C. Huval Pope Brown, C. Horton Pugh Brown, T. Jackson Pugh Brown, T. Howard Pylant Carmody Jefferson Pylant Carmody Huval Schexnayder Carter, G. Jenkins Richard Carter, R. Ivey Seabaugh Carter, S. Johnson, M. Schexnayder Carter, S. Jackson Simon Chaney Johnson, R. Seabaugh Chaney Jenkins Stagni Connick Jones Simon Connick Johnson, M. Stefanski Coussan Jordan Stagni Coussan Johnson, R. Stokes Crews LaCombe Stefanski Cox Jordan Talbot Davis Landry, N. Stokes Crews Landry, N. Thomas DeVillier Larvadain Talbot Davis Landry, T. Turner DuBuisson LeBas Thomas DeVillier LeBas White Dwight Leger Turner DuBuisson Leopold Wright Edmonds Leopold White Dwight Mack Zeringue Emerson Lyons Wright Edmonds Magee Falconer Mack Zeringue Emerson Marino Total - 90 Total - 82 NAYS NAYS Bagneris Duplessis Ivey Bagneris Duplessis Leger Bouie Glover James Bouie Glover Pierre Carpenter Harris, J. Smith Brass James Smith Total - 9 Carpenter Jefferson ABSENT Carter, G. LaCombe Total - 13 Carter, R. Howard Marcelle ABSENT Cox Landry, T. Norton Total - 6 Abramson Jones Norton Franklin Larvadain Richard The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Gaines Lyons Harris, J. Marcelle Rep. Talbot moved to reconsider the vote by which the above Total - 10 bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to reconsider was laid on the table. The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. SENATE BILL NO. 221— Rep. Jackson moved to reconsider the vote by which the above BY SENATORS MIZELL, ALARIO, ALLAIN, APPEL, BARROW, bill was finally passed, and, on her own motion, the motion to CHABERT, CLAITOR, CORTEZ, DONAHUE, ERDEY, FANNIN, GATTI, reconsider was laid on the table. HEWITT, JOHNS, LONG, MARTINY, MILKOVICH, MILLS, MORRISH, PEACOCK, RISER, JOHN SMITH, TARVER, THOMPSON, WALSWORTH, WARD AND WHITE Consent to Correct a Vote Record AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 40:1061.17(B)(3), relative to regulation Rep. Jefferson requested the House consent to correct his vote of abortion; to provide for a woman's informed consent in an on final passage of Senate Bill No. 221 from yea to nay, which abortion proceeding; to provide for certain written information consent was unanimously granted. to be given to a woman seeking an abortion; to require certain oral information to be given to a woman seeking an abortion; to SENATE BILL NO. 239 (Substitute of Senate Bill No. 48 by provide for certain information necessary to assess the Senator Mills)— qualifications of the facility and the physician who will perform BY SENATOR MILLS the abortion; and to provide for related matters. AN ACT To amend and reenact the introductory paragraph of R.S. Read by title. 46:153.3(B)(2)(a) and to enact R.S. 46:450.7, relative to the Medicaid prescription drug benefit program; to provide for the

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administration of the Medicaid prescription drug benefit AMENDMENT NO. 13 program; to provide for reporting; to provide for a single preferred drug list; and to provide for related matters. On page 3, at the end of line 24, insert "Committee on Finance," Read by title. AMENDMENT NO. 14 Rep. LeBas sent up floor amendments which were read as On page 3, at the beginning of line 25, delete "Finance Committee," follows: AMENDMENT NO. 15 HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS On page 3, at the beginning of line 26, change "Appropriations Amendments proposed by Representative LeBas to Reengrossed Committee on February 1, 2020." to "Committee on Appropriations Senate Bill No. 239 by Senator Mills on or before February 1, 2020." AMENDMENT NO. 1 AMENDMENT NO. 16 On page 1, line 9, after "reenacted" and before "to read" insert "and On page 4, line 1, delete "assume" and insert in lieu thereof R.S. 46:450.7 is hereby enacted" "assumed" AMENDMENT NO. 2 On motion of Rep. LeBas, the amendments were adopted. On page 2, delete line 6 in its entirety Rep. LeBas moved the final passage of the bill, as amended. AMENDMENT NO. 3 ROLL CALL On page 2, delete line 8 in its entirety and insert in lieu thereof the following: The roll was called with the following result: "A.(1) The Louisiana Department of Health, referred to YEAS hereafter in this Section as the "department", shall administer the Medicaid" Mr. Speaker Emerson Lyons Abraham Foil Mack AMENDMENT NO. 4 Abramson Franklin Magee Adams Gaines Marino On page 2, at the beginning of line 11, change "(1)" to "(2)" Amedee Garofalo McFarland Anders Gisclair McMahen AMENDMENT NO. 5 Bacala Glover Miguez Bagneris Harris, J. Miller, G. On page 2, at the beginning of line 20, change "(2)" to "(3)" Berthelot Harris, L. Moore Billiot Henry Morris, Jay AMENDMENT NO. 6 Bishop Hilferty Morris, Jim Bouie Hill Moss On page 2, at the beginning of line 21, change "Paragraph (1)" to Bourriaque Hodges Muscarello "Paragraph (2)" Brass Hoffmann Pearson Brown, C. Hollis Pierre AMENDMENT NO. 7 Brown, T. Howard Pope Carmody Huval Pugh On page 2, line 24, delete the quotation mark " " " Carpenter Jackson Pylant Carter, G. James Schexnayder AMENDMENT NO. 8 Carter, R. Jefferson Seabaugh Carter, S. Jenkins Simon On page 2, line 25, delete the quotation mark " " " Chaney Johnson, M. Smith Connick Johnson, R. Stagni AMENDMENT NO. 9 Coussan Jones Stefanski Cox Jordan Stokes On page 2, line 27, after "shall not" and before the colon ":" insert Crews LaCombe Talbot "do any of the following" Davis Landry, N. Thomas DeVillier Landry, T. Turner AMENDMENT NO. 10 DuBuisson Larvadain White Duplessis LeBas Wright On page 3, line 3, delete "Section," and insert in lieu thereof Dwight Leger Zeringue "Subparagraph," Edmonds Leopold Total - 95 AMENDMENT NO. 11 NAYS On page 3, at the end of line 7, after "contractors" and before the Total - 0 comma "," insert "of the pharmacy benefit manager" ABSENT AMENDMENT NO. 12 Armes Horton Norton Bagley Ivey Richard On page 3, line 10, after "any" and before "pharmacy" change Falconer Marcelle "Louisiana licensed" to "Louisiana-licensed" and at the end of the Guinn Miller, D. line change "Louisiana licensed" to "Louisiana-licensed" Total - 10

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The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. YEAS Rep. LeBas moved to reconsider the vote by which the above Mr. Speaker Emerson Leopold bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to Abraham Foil Lyons reconsider was laid on the table. Abramson Franklin Mack Adams Gaines Magee SENATE BILL NO. 242 (Substitute of Senate Bill No. 179 by Amedee Garofalo Marcelle Senator Allain)— Anders Gisclair Marino BY SENATOR ALLAIN Armes Glover McFarland AN ACT Bacala Guinn McMahen To enact R.S. 30:127(H), relative to mineral royalties; to provide for Bagley Harris, J. Miguez mineral leases; to provide for authority of the State Mineral and Bagneris Harris, L. Miller, D. Energy Board; to provide for security interests on royalties of Berthelot Henry Miller, G. oil and gas produced on state lands; to provide for terms, Billiot Hilferty Moore conditions, procedures, requirements, and effects; and to Bishop Hill Morris, Jay provide for related matters. Bouie Hodges Morris, Jim Bourriaque Hoffmann Moss Read by title. Brass Hollis Muscarello Brown, C. Horton Pearson Rep. Jim Morris sent up floor amendments which were read as Brown, T. Howard Pierre follows: Carmody Huval Pope Carpenter Ivey Pugh HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS Carter, G. Jackson Pylant Carter, R. James Schexnayder Amendments proposed by Representative Jim Morris to Engrossed Carter, S. Jefferson Seabaugh Senate Bill No. 242 by Senator Allain Chaney Jenkins Simon Connick Johnson, M. Smith AMENDMENT NO. 1 Coussan Johnson, R. Stagni Cox Jones Stefanski On page 2, at the end of line 2, add the following: Crews Jordan Stokes Davis LaCombe Talbot "The board may subordinate the state's security interest in any DeVillier Landry, N. Thomas amounts in excess of the royalties and other sums due to the state, to DuBuisson Landry, T. Turner the security interest of one or more lenders." Duplessis Larvadain White Dwight LeBas Zeringue On motion of Rep. Jim Morris, the amendments were adopted. Edmonds Leger Total - 101 Rep. Jim Morris sent up floor amendments which were read as NAYS follows: Total - 0 HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS ABSENT Amendments proposed by Representative Jim Morris to Engrossed Falconer Richard Senate Bill No. 242 by Senator Allain Norton Wright Total - 4 AMENDMENT NO. 1 The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. On page 2, at the end of line 2, add the following: Rep. Jim Morris moved to reconsider the vote by which the "However, prior to entering into any lease containing a clause that above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to grants a continuing security interest under the provisions of this reconsider was laid on the table. Subsection, the board shall submit to the House Committee on Natural Resources and Environment and the Senate Committee on Suspension of the Rules Natural Resources for their approval of the clause by which the lessee grants a continuing security interest as authorized by this Subsection. On motion of Rep. Duplessis, the rules were suspended in order The text of the clause shall be approved by both committees prior to to take up and consider House Bills and Joint Resolutions on Third its inclusion in any lease entered into by the board after July 1, 2019. Reading and Final Passage at this time. However, if either or both of the committees fail to take action within thirty days after the text of the clause is submitted for their approval, House Bills and Joint Resolutions on the board shall proceed with entering into leases containing a clause that grants a continuing security interest under the provisions of this Third Reading and Final Passage Subsection" The following House Bills and Joint Resolutions on third On motion of Rep. Jim Morris, the amendments were adopted. reading and final passage were taken up and acted upon as follows: HOUSE BILL NO. 580— Rep. Jim Morris moved the final passage of the bill, as BY REPRESENTATIVES DUPLESSIS, ADAMS, TERRY BROWN, STEVE amended. CARTER, GISCLAIR, GUINN, HILL, LEBAS, NORTON, AND POPE AN ACT ROLL CALL To amend and reenact R.S. 14:98.1(A)(3)(b) and 98.2(A)(3)(b), R.S. 15:307(Section heading), (A), (C), (D), and (E), R.S. The roll was called with the following result: 32:378.2(A), (B)(1)(a)(ii)(aa), (bb), and (M), 414(A)(1)(c) and (D)(1)(b), and 667(A)(introductory paragraph), (B)(1)(b), (c),

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and (3), (H)(3) and (I)(1), and 668(B)(1)(a)(introductory "and (F), 1483, 1484(C), 1574.1(E), and 1580(B)(3), to enact R.S. paragraph), (i), (c), and (2), and to enact R.S. 15:307(B)(3), (F), 47:337.77(B)(7), 340(E)(4), 1436(B)(3), 1481(B) and (C), 1484(D), (G), and (H), 307.1, 307.2, R.S. 32:378.2(N), and R.S. 1561.1(C), 1621(B)(10), and 1623(G), and to repeal R.S. 32:667(K), relative to restricted driver's licences; to provide for 47:337.77(F), 1403(B)(6)(b), and 1621(F), relative to" the calibration of ignition interlock devices; to provide standards for compliance with ignition interlock devices; to change AMENDMENT NO. 3 references to criminal offenses for driving while intoxicated; to provide for a change in time periods that a driver is required to On page 1, line 9, after "accounts;" and before "to provide" insert the have an ignition interlock device; to provide for the addition of following: cameras to ignition interlock devices; to provide for an extension of time that a driver is required to have an ignition "to authorize the Board of Tax Appeals to use escrow account funds interlock device upon notice of a violation reset; and to provide for certain purposes; to provide relative to the satisfaction of claims for related matters. against the state; to authorize a simplified claim against the state procedure under certain circumstances;" Called from the calendar. AMENDMENT NO. 4 Read by title. On page 1, line 10, after "refunds;" insert the following: Motion "to authorize tax refunds under certain circumstances; to provide for Rep. Duplessis moved the bill be withdrawn from the files of the certain requirements; to repeal the prohibition of the payment of House, which motion was agreed to. refunds under certain circumstances; to provide for an effective date;" Senate Bills on Second Reading Reported by Committee AMENDMENT NO. 5 On page 1, line 13, after "1408(D)(1)" and before "and (E)," insert The following Senate Bills and Joint Resolutions on second "and (2)(a)" reading reported by committee were taken up and acted upon as follows: AMENDMENT NO. 6 SENATE BILL NO. 198— On page 1, delete lines 14 and 15 in their entirety and insert the BY SENATOR PEACOCK AN ACT following: To amend and reenact R.S. 47:302(K)(7)(b), 1403(B)(6)(a)(i), 1408(D)(1) and (E), 1439(C) and (F), 1574.1(E), and "(F), 1483, 1484(C), 1574.1(E), and 1580(B)(3) are hereby amended 1580(B)(3), to enact R.S. 47:340(E)(4), 1436(B)(3), 1561.1(C), and reenacted and R.S. 47:337.77(B)(7), 340(E)(4), 1436(B)(3), and 1623(G), and to repeal R.S. 47:1403(B)(6)(b), relative to 1481(B) and (C), 1484(D), 1561.1(C), 1621(B)(10), and 1623(G) are administration, disposition, enforcement, and adjudication of hereby enacted to read as follows:" state and local taxes and the Board of Tax Appeals; to provide relative to the funding of the local tax division of the Board of AMENDMENT NO. 7 Tax Appeals; to provide relative to service of Board of Tax Appeals orders; to review of Board of Tax Appeals rulings; to On page 2, between lines 14 and 15, insert the following: provide relative to tax related escrow accounts; to provide relative to the enforcement of taxes collected on behalf of §337.77. Refunds of overpayments authorized others; to provide relative to the prescription of taxes and tax refunds; and to provide for related matters. * * * B. The collector shall make a refund of each overpayment where Called from the calendar. it is determined that: Read by title. * * * Reported with amendments by the Committee on Ways and (7) The tax was overpaid due to payment pursuant to an Means. unconstitutional law, invalid or unenforceable rule or regulation, or because of a mistake of law arising from the misinterpretation by the The committee amendments were read as follows: collector of the provisions of any law or of any rule or regulation. However, the payment of any refund pursuant to the provisions of HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS this Paragraph shall be paid by the collector under the terms and Amendments proposed by House Committee on Ways and Means to conditions determined by the collector. Reengrossed Senate Bill No. 198 by Senator Peacock * * *" AMENDMENT NO. 1 AMENDMENT NO. 8 On page 1, line 2, after "1408(D)(1)" and before "and (E)," insert On page 3, between lines 24 and 25, insert the following: "and (2)(a)" "(2)(a) In addition to all other remedies provided for in this AMENDMENT NO. 2 Section, the failure to obey any order or subpoena issued under the authority of this Chapter shall constitute contempt of court, and may On page 1, delete lines 3 and 4 in their entirety and insert the be punished by the board or its local tax judge in accordance with the following: provisions of Section 2 of Chapter 4 of Title 1 of Book I of the Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure, R.S. 13:4611(1), or any other

1041 Page 48 HOUSE 30th Day's Proceedings - May 30, 2019 laws applicable to and all other applicable laws for contempt of court. * * * Any action finding anyone in contempt pursuant to this Paragraph shall be subject to an appeal by trial de novo in the Nineteenth §1483. Payment of approved claims Judicial District Court or supervisory writ as provided for in R.S. 47:1434 through 1436." A.(1) If the claim is approved and it should be an amount not exceeding one twenty thousand dollars, the chairman of the Board of AMENDMENT NO. 9 Tax Appeals shall issue a warrant upon the State Treasurer, for the amount for which the same is approved, judgment for payment of an On page 5, between lines 14 and 15, insert the following: approved claim, stating in said warrant the judgment the amount, purposes, and reasons for which the same is drawn the judgment. If "(3) The board may utilize the escrow account to facilitate the said claim shall amount to more than one twenty thousand dollars, operation of an online filing system, including the deposit of advance and is approved by said Board of Tax Appeals, the board, the costs from subscribers and related payment of amounts collected chairman, giving all the facts and circumstances in connection related to that service. Notwithstanding any provision of this Section therewith, shall report the same judgment to the next session of the to the contrary, the board may utilize any interest earned on the legislature for its consideration as provided for in this Part. Provided account to facilitate an online filing system." that where such claim accrues to more than one person, as for example, the heirs or legatees of another, and the claim is determined AMENDMENT NO. 10 by the board to be properly due and owing, payment thereof to the party or parties asserting the same before the board shall not be On page 5, between line 15 and 16, insert the following: denied because of the failure or refusal of others to join in and assert such claim, but in such event only the portion due such claimant or "§1481. Authority of board to receive and consider claims against claimants shall be paid and then only if the amount to be paid to each the state such claimant does not exceed one twenty thousand dollars. A. Any person who has a claim against the State of Louisiana B.(1) Any judgment issued by the board for the payment of an for money erroneously paid into the State Treasury, or for any other approved claim when the amount approved does not exceed twenty claim, may present such claim to the Board of Tax Appeals, in such thousand dollars shall be paid out of current collections without form and together with such proofs as the Board of Tax Appeals may interest following submission to the secretary. The total amount of require by its rules and regulations. The board shall duly examine judgments paid in a fiscal year from current collections pursuant to into the justice, merits and correctness of each such claim presented this Subsection shall not exceed two million dollars, unless a higher to it, and shall officially pass thereon. amount for that fiscal year is approved by the Commissioner of Administration and the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget. B. For purposes of this Part, except when the context clearly indicates otherwise, the terms defined in this Section shall have the (2) The payment of judgments for approved claims shall be paid following meanings: by the secretary in the order in which the claims were approved by the board. If the total amount of claims approved by the board and (1) "Current collections" shall first mean any current collections authorized for payment under this Section exceeds the amount of the particular tax at issue, and then current collections of any taxes authorized pursuant to Paragraph (1) of this Subsection in a fiscal collected pursuant to Chapters 1, 2, Chapter 2-A, Chapter 2-B, or 5 year, the payment of any excess claims shall be issued in the of Subtitle II of Title 47 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, subsequent year in the same order of priority and with priority over as amended. any claims subsequently approved by the board. (2) "Department" shall mean the Department of Revenue. C. When the board approves a claim against the state and the amount of the claim exceeds twenty thousand dollars but does not (3) "Secretary" shall mean the secretary of the Department of exceed two hundred fifty thousand dollars, the claim shall be Revenue. submitted to the litigation subcommittee of the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget for review prior to the next regular session C.(1) Whenever a tax statute or regulation administered by the of the legislature. If the claim is approved by the litigation department has been declared unconstitutional or unenforceable in a subcommittee, the approved claim shall be paid out of current final, non-appealable decision of the board or any court of competent collections without interest following submission of the authorization jurisdiction, and a taxpayer has not challenged the constitutionality to the secretary. or enforceability of the tax statute or regulation through the payment under protest procedure set forth in R.S. 47:1576, the taxpayer may D. When the board has approved a claim against the state for seek to recover the amounts paid under the statute or regulation by erroneous payments of state taxes and the claim is not paid in full filing a claim as set forth in this Subsection. pursuant to this Section, is not paid pursuant to any provision of R.S. 47:1484, and is not fully appropriated during the next regular session (2) A claim filed pursuant to this Subsection shall be submitted of the legislature following the date of the board's approval, the to the department on forms prescribed by the secretary, setting forth secretary and the claimant may agree that the payment of the claim the amount of the claim. The filing of the claim with the department may be taken as a nonrefundable offset against the particular tax at shall be deemed a filing with the board for purposes of this Part as of issue. If this offset exceeds the amount of taxes due for the claimant, the date the claim is filed with the secretary. any unused amount may be carried forward against subsequent tax liability for the same tax for a period not to exceed five years. The (3) Once reviewed for correctness, all claims submitted to the provisions of this Subsection shall not apply when the amount of the secretary shall be forwarded to the board for its examination of the claim exceeds one million dollars. justice, merits, and correctness of each claim. If the secretary's review of any claim remains pending for more than ninety days, the §1484. Satisfaction of claims secretary shall forward the claim to the board within sixty days of the written request of the claimant. * * * (4) Nothing in this Subsection shall restrict or limit any other C.(1) When the Board of Tax Appeals has approved a claim remedy available to the claimant under any other applicable law. against the state for erroneous payments of corporate franchise tax based on the decision in UTELCOM, Inc. v. Bridges,, and an amount

1042 Page 49 HOUSE 30th Day's Proceedings - May 30, 2019 to pay the claim is not paid appropriated pursuant to Subsection A of AMENDMENT NO. 11 this Section within one year of during the next regular session of the legislature following the date the board's approval of the claim On page 6, line 14, after "of" and before "resulting" delete "26 U.S.C. becomes final, the secretary of the Department of Revenue and the 6501" and insert "26 U.S.C. 6501(e)" claimant may agree that the payment of the claim may be taken as an offset against any state corporate income or franchise tax liability AMENDMENT NO. 12 of the claimant or one or more of the claimant's affiliates, as provided in Paragraph (3) of this Subsection. On page 6, between lines 18 and 19, insert the following: (2) Up to twenty-five fifty percent of the total claim approved "§1621. Refunds of overpayments authorized by the board shall be allowed as an a nonrefundable offset in each of the four taxable years the two taxable periods immediately following * * * the agreement of the parties to the offset. For each taxable year period in which an offset authorized by this Subsection is taken, the B. The secretary shall make a refund of each overpayment amount of the offset shall not exceed the amount of the state where it is determined that: corporate income or franchise tax liability against which the offset is taken after application of all be treated as a credit for purposes of * * * R.S. 47:1675 and shall be applied against state income or corporation franchise tax liability before application of any other credits of any (10) The tax was overpaid due to payment pursuant to an kind or nature whatsoever, including but not limited to credits unconstitutional law, invalid or unenforceable rule or regulation, or described in R.S. 47:1675. The secretary shall authorize an extension because of a mistake of law arising from the misinterpretation by the of time not to exceed two years within which an offset may be taken collector of the provisions of any law or of any rule or regulation. if payment of the amount of the total claim approved is not satisfied after four two years. * * *" (3) A party claimant for which the secretary has authorized an AMENDMENT NO. 13 offset pursuant to this Subsection may transfer all or any portion of the offset to a any member of the party's affiliated group included in On page 7, line 6, after "Section 2." and before "hereby" delete "R.S. the of entities that includes the claimant and that files a federal 47:1403(B)(6) is" and insert "R.S. 47:337.77(F), 1403(B)(6)(b) and consolidated return filed under the Internal Revenue Code. Any 1621(F) are" portion of an offset transferred to a member of the federal consolidated group that includes the claimant shall be allowed only On motion of Rep. Abramson, the amendments were adopted. as an offset against the same taxes and shall be subject to the same limitations provided in Paragraph (2) of this Subsection. The transfer Under the rules, the bill, as amended, was recommitted to the shall be in accordance with the procedures set forth by rule or on Committee on Appropriations. forms or instructions provided by the secretary. SENATE BILL NO. 212— (4) No offset authorized pursuant to this Subsection may be BY SENATOR APPEL taken prior to July 1, 2017. AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 44:4.1(B)(11) and 4.1(B)(11) as amended D. All claims approved by the Board of Tax Appeals or the by Section 2 of Act 371 of the 2018 Regular Session and to secretary as a result of Act No. 109 from the 2015 Regular Session, enact R.S. 22:1290.1, relative to commercial automobile may be taken as an offset against any state corporate income or insurance; to require automobile insurers to submit annual data franchise tax liability of the claimant as follows: to the commissioner of insurance; to provide for aggregation and public posting of the data; to provide for a sunset date; to (1) Up to fifty percent of the total claim approved by the board provide for confidentiality; and to provide for related matters. or the secretary shall be allowed as a nonrefundable offset in the two taxable periods immediately following the agreement of the parties Called from the calendar. to the offset. For each taxable period in which an offset authorized by this Subsection is taken, the amount of the offset shall not be Read by title. treated as a credit for purposes of R.S. 47:1675 and shall be applied against state income or corporation franchise tax liability before Reported with amendments by the Committee on Insurance. application of any other credits of any kind or nature whatsoever, including but not limited to credits described in R.S. 47:1675. The The committee amendments were read as follows: secretary shall authorize an extension of time not to exceed two years within which an offset may be taken if payment of the amount of the HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS total claim approved is not satisfied after two years. Amendments proposed by House Committee on Insurance to (2) A claimant for which the secretary has authorized an offset Engrossed Senate Bill No. 212 by Senator Appel pursuant to this Subsection may transfer all or any portion of the offset to any member of the affiliated group of entities that includes AMENDMENT NO. 1 the claimant and that files a federal consolidated return filed under the Internal Revenue Code. Any portion of an offset transferred to On page 1, delete lines 2 through 7 in their entirety and insert in lieu a member of the federal consolidated group that includes the claimant thereof: shall be allowed only as an offset against the same taxes and shall be subject to the same limitations provided in Paragraph (1) of this "To amend and reenact Civil Code Article 3493.10, Code of Civil Subsection. The transfer shall be in accordance with the procedures Procedure Article 1732(1), R.S. 22:1269, and R.S. set forth by rule or on forms or instructions provided by the secretary. 44:4.1(B)(11) and 4.1(B)(11) as amended by Section 2 of Act 371 of the 2018 Regular Session, to enact R.S. 9:2800.25 and * * *" R.S. 22:1290.1, and to repeal Civil Code Article 3492 and R.S. 22:333(E), relative to automobile insurance; to extend the general prescriptive period for delictual actions; to prohibit the

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court from awarding a plaintiff the amount of medical expenses litigation. In cases where a plaintiff's medical expenses have been reduced or paid by a collateral source; to provide with respect paid by a health insurance company or Medicare, the plaintiff's to jury trials; to repeal the right of direct action against an recovery of medical expenses is limited to the amount actually paid insurer; to require annual rate filing with the commissioner of to the healthcare provider by the insurer or Medicare, and not the insurance; to require automobile insurers to submit annual data amount billed. to the commissioner of insurance; to provide for aggregation and public posting of the data; to provide for confidentiality; to (2) If a plaintiff does not submit medical bills to an available provide for an effective date; to provide for a sunset date; and health insurer or Medicare for payment, plaintiff's recovery is limited to provide for related matters." to the amount that would have been paid by the insurer or Medicare had the medical bills been submitted to the insurer or Medicare for AMENDMENT NO. 2 payment. On page 1, between lines 8 and 9, insert the following: B.(1) In cases where a plaintiff's medical expenses are paid pursuant to the Workers' Compensation Law as provided in R.S. "Section 1. Civil Code Article 3493.10 is hereby amended and 23:1020.1 et seq., a plaintiff's recovery of medical expenses is limited reenacted to read as follows: to the amount payable under the medical payments fee schedule of the Workers' Compensation Law. Art. 3493.10. Delictual actions; two-year prescription; criminal act (2) If a plaintiff chooses not to submit medical expenses for Delictual actions which arise due to damages sustained as a result of payment pursuant to the Workers' Compensation Law, and the an act defined as a crime of violence under Chapter 1 of Title 14 of medical expenses were eligible for payment under the Workers' the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, except as provided in Article Compensation Law, then the plaintiff's recovery of damages for 3496.2, are subject to a liberative prescription of two years. This medical expenses is limited to the amount that would have been prescription commences to run from the day injury or damage is payable had the medical expenses been submitted for payment under sustained. It does not run against minors or interdicts in actions the provisions of the Workers' Compensation Law." involving permanent disability and brought pursuant to the Louisiana Products Liability Act or state law governing product liability actions AMENDMENT NO. 3 in effect at the time of the injury or damage. On page 1, line 9, delete "Section 1." and insert in lieu thereof Section 2. Code of Civil Procedure Article 1732(1) is hereby "Section 4. R.S. 22:1269 is hereby amended and reenacted and" amended and reenacted to read as follows: AMENDMENT NO. 4 Art. 1732. Limitation upon jury trials On page 1, between lines 9 and 10, insert the following: A trial by jury shall not be available in: "§1269. Liability policy; insolvency or bankruptcy of insured and (1) A suit where the amount of no individual petitioner's cause inability to effect service of citation or other process; direct of action exceeds fifty five thousand dollars exclusive of interest and action against insurer costs, except as follows: A. No policy or contract of liability insurance shall be issued or (a) If an individual petitioner stipulates or otherwise judicially delivered in this state, unless it contains provisions to the effect that admits sixty days or more prior to trial that the amount of the the insolvency or bankruptcy of the insured shall not release the individual petitioner's cause of action does not exceed fifty five insurer from the payment of damages for injuries sustained or loss thousand dollars exclusive of interest and costs, a defendant shall not occasioned during the existence of the policy, and any judgment be entitled to a trial by jury. which may be rendered against the insured for which the insurer is liable which shall have become executory, shall be deemed prima (b) If an individual petitioner stipulates or otherwise judicially facie evidence of the insolvency of the insured, and an action may admits for the first time less than sixty days prior to trial that the thereafter be maintained within the terms and limits of the policy by amount of the individual petitioner's cause of action does not exceed the injured person, or his survivors, mentioned in Civil Code Art. fifty five thousand dollars exclusive of interest and costs, any other 2315.1, or heirs against the insurer. party may retain the right to a trial by jury if that party is entitled to a trial by jury pursuant to this Article and has otherwise complied B.(1) The injured person or his survivors or heirs mentioned in with the procedural requirements for obtaining a trial by jury. Subsection A of this Section, at their option, shall have a right of direct action against the insurer within the terms and limits of the (c) Notwithstanding Subsubparagraphs (a) and (b) of this policy; and, such action may be brought against the insurer alone, or Subparagraph, if, as a result of a compromise or dismissal of one or against both the insured and insurer jointly and in solido, in the more claims or parties which occurs less than sixty days prior to trial, parish in which the accident or injury occurred or in the parish in an individual petitioner stipulates or otherwise judicially admits that which an action could be brought against either the insured or the the amount of the individual petitioner's cause of action does not insurer under the general rules of venue prescribed by Code of Civil exceed fifty five thousand dollars exclusive of interest and costs, a Procedure Art. 42 only; however, such action may be brought against defendant shall not be entitled to a trial by jury. the insurer alone only when at least one of the following applies: * * * (a) The insured has been adjudged bankrupt by a court of competent jurisdiction or when proceedings to adjudge an insured Section 3. R.S. 9:2800.25 is hereby enacted to read as follows: bankrupt have been commenced before a court of competent jurisdiction. §2800.25. Recoverable medical expenses; collateral sources; limitations (b) The insured is insolvent. A.(1) Reductions in medical bills based upon the write-offs or (c) Service of citation or other process cannot be made on the write-downs by insurance companies or Medicare are not collateral insured. sources and are therefore not recoverable as damages in civil

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(d) When the cause of action is for damages as a result of an highways of this state to comply with the Motor Vehicle Safety offense or quasi-offense between children and their parents or Responsibility Law by correcting the imbalances and abuses which between married persons. are prevalent in Louisiana's current civil law and motor vehicle insurance systems thereby resulting in a direct cost savings to all (e) When the insurer is an uninsured motorist carrier. citizens of the state of Louisiana. (f) The insured is deceased. Section 10.(A) The provisions of Sections 1 through 3 and Sections 6 through 9 and R.S. 22:1269 as amended and reenacted by (2) This right of direct action shall exist whether or not the Section 4 of this Act shall become effective on January 1, 2020. policy of insurance sued upon was written or delivered in the state of Louisiana and whether or not such policy contains a provision (B) The provisions of this Section, Section 5, and R.S. forbidding such direct action, provided the accident or injury 22:1290.1 as enacted by Section 4 of this Act shall become effective occurred within the state of Louisiana. Nothing contained in this on August 1, 2019." Section shall be construed to affect the provisions of the policy or contract if such provisions are not in violation of the laws of this Point of Order state. Rep. Leger asked for a ruling from the Chair as to whether the C. It is the intent of this Section that any action brought under above amendments were germane to the subject matter contained in the provisions of this Section shall be subject to all of the lawful the bill as introduced. conditions of the policy or contract and the defenses which could be urged by the insurer to a direct action brought by the insured, Ruling of the Chair provided the terms and conditions of such policy or contract are not in violation of the laws of this state. The Chair ruled that the above amendments were not germane to the subject matter contained in the bill as introduced. D. B. It is also the intent of this Section that all liability policies within their terms and limits are executed for the benefit of all injured On motion of Rep. Gregory Miller, the amendments were persons and their survivors or heirs to whom the insured is liable; withdrawn. and, that it is the purpose of all liability policies to give protection and coverage to all insureds, whether they are named insured or On motion of Rep. Gregory Miller and under a suspension of the additional insureds under the omnibus clause, for any legal liability rules, the bill was referred to the Legislative Bureau. the insured may have as or for a tortfeasor within the terms and limits of the policy. Suspension of the Rules * * *" On motion of Rep. Leger, the rules were suspended in order to take up and consider Petitions, Memorials, and Communications at AMENDMENT NO. 5 this time. On page 4, line 3, change "Section 2." to "Section 5." Petitions, Memorials, and AMENDMENT NO. 6 Communications The following petitions, memorials, and communications were On page 4, line 18, change "Section 3." to Section 6." received and read: AMENDMENT NO. 7 Message from the Senate On page 5, delete lines 6 and 7 in their entirety and insert in lieu thereof: DISAGREEMENT TO SENATE BILL "Section 7. Civil Code Article 3492 and R.S. 22:333(E) are May 30, 2019 hereby repealed in their entirety. To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the House of Section 8. Pursuant to the provisions of this Act, every motor Representatives: vehicle insurer authorized to transact business in the state of Louisiana shall make a motor vehicle policy rate filing with the I am directed to inform your honorable body that the Senate has Department of Insurance at least once every twelve months for the refused to concur in the proposed House Amendments to Senate Bill thirty-six-month period following the effective date of this Act and No. 159 by Sen. Donahue, and ask the Speaker to appoint a shall reduce rates when actuarially justified. committee to confer with a like committee from the Senate on the disagreement. Section 9. The provisions of this Section, Sections 1, 2, 3, 7, and Respectfully submitted, 8, and R.S. 22:1269 as amended and reenacted by Section 4 of this Act shall be known as the "Omnibus Premium Reduction Act of GLENN A. KOEPP 2019". Whereas motor vehicle accident claims comprise a major Secretary of the Senate portion of the lawsuits filed in Louisiana's state courts, and whereas the enactment of civil justice reforms and their general applicability have a positive effect toward the reduction of the cost of motor Message from the Senate vehicle insurance, the Omnibus Premium Reduction Act of 2019 is designed to achieve a significant reduction in the premium rate of DISAGREEMENT TO SENATE BILL motor vehicle insurance by legislating in regard not only to specific motor vehicle accidents and insurance suits, but also to civil law May 30, 2019 issues of general applicability. A secondary purpose of the Omnibus Premium Reduction Act of 2019 is to further encourage all persons To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the House of who own or operate motor vehicles on the public streets and Representatives:

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I am directed to inform your honorable body that the Senate has House Bill No. 342 refused to concur in the proposed House Amendments to Senate Bill Returned without amendments No. 171 by Sen. Hewitt, and ask the Speaker to appoint a committee to confer with a like committee from the Senate on the disagreement. House Bill No. 348 Returned with amendments Respectfully submitted, House Bill No. 423 GLENN A. KOEPP Returned with amendments Secretary of the Senate Message from the Senate House Bill No. 484 Returned without amendments DISAGREEMENT TO SENATE BILL House Bill No. 560 May 30, 2019 Returned without amendments

To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the House of House Bill No. 585 Representatives: Returned without amendments I am directed to inform your honorable body that the Senate has Respectfully submitted, refused to concur in the proposed House Amendments to Senate Bill No. 190 by Sen. Chabert, and ask the Speaker to appoint a committee GLENN A. KOEPP to confer with a like committee from the Senate on the disagreement. Secretary of the Senate Respectfully submitted, Message from the Senate GLENN A. KOEPP ASKING CONCURRENCE IN Secretary of the Senate SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS Message from the Senate May 30, 2019 HOUSE BILLS To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the House of Representatives: May 30, 2019 I am directed to inform your honorable body that the Senate has To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the House of adopted and asks your concurrence in the following Senate Representatives: Concurrent Resolutions: I am directed to inform your honorable body that the Senate has Senate Concurrent Resolution Nos. 110, 111, 113, and 114 finally passed the following House Bills: Respectfully submitted, House Bill No. 41 Returned with amendments GLENN A. KOEPP Secretary of the Senate House Bill No. 43 Returned without amendments Message from the Senate House Bill No. 67 Returned without amendments SIGNED SENATE BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS House Bill No. 84 May 30, 2019 Returned with amendments To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the House of House Bill No. 105 Representatives: Returned with amendments I am directed to inform your honorable body that the President House Bill No. 120 of the Senate has signed the following Senate Bills: Returned without amendments Senate Bill No. 184 House Bill No. 189 Returned with amendments and ask the Speaker of the House of Representatives to affix his signature to the same. House Bill No. 234 Returned with amendments Respectfully submitted, House Bill No. 273 GLENN A. KOEPP Returned with amendments Secretary of the Senate House Bill No. 301 The Senate Bills and Joint Resolutions contained herein were Returned with amendments signed by the Speaker of the House.

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Introduction of Resolutions, On motion of Rep. McFarland, and under a suspension of the House and House Concurrent rules, the resolution was ordered passed to its third reading. HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 257— The following members introduced the following entitled House BY REPRESENTATIVE HOFFMANN and House Concurrent Resolutions, which were read the first time by A RESOLUTION their titles and placed upon the calendar for their second reading: To urge and request the Louisiana Department of Health to make changes necessary to eliminate prior authorization requirements HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 252— while controlling costs in the Medicaid program for BY REPRESENTATIVE CHAD BROWN buprenorphine/naloxone and naltrexone for opioid use disorder A RESOLUTION treatment. To authorize and request the Department of Insurance to study and report on the status of health insurance coverage for Read by title. acupuncture services in Louisiana and other states and to submit a written report of findings to the House Committee on On motion of Rep. Hoffmann, and under a suspension of the Insurance and the Senate Committee on Insurance by not later rules, the resolution was ordered passed to its third reading. than February 1, 2020. HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 258— Read by title. BY REPRESENTATIVE TALBOT A RESOLUTION On motion of Rep. Chad Brown, and under a suspension of the To commend Melvin Rodrigue on his election as chairman of the rules, the resolution was ordered passed to its third reading. board of directors of the National Restaurant Association. HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 253— Read by title. BY REPRESENTATIVE LARVADAIN A RESOLUTION On motion of Rep. Talbot, and under a suspension of the rules, To express the condolences of the House of Representatives on the the resolution was adopted. death of Paulette Arlene Williams. HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 259— Read by title. BY REPRESENTATIVES BARRAS, THOMAS, GREGORY MILLER, ABRAHAM, AMEDEE, ANDERS, BACALA, BAGLEY, BERTHELOT, BISHOP, BOURRIAQUE, CARMODY, ROBBY CARTER, STEVE CARTER, On motion of Rep. Larvadain, and under a suspension of the CHANEY, CONNICK, COUSSAN, CREWS, DAVIS, DEVILLIER, rules, the resolution was adopted. DUBUISSON, DWIGHT, EDMONDS, EMERSON, FALCONER, FOIL, GAROFALO, GLOVER, GUINN, LANCE HARRIS, HENRY, HILFERTY, HODGES, HOFFMANN, HOLLIS, HORTON, HOWARD, HUVAL, IVEY, HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 254— MIKE JOHNSON, NANCY LANDRY, LEOPOLD, MACK, MAGEE, BY REPRESENTATIVE JORDAN MCFARLAND, MCMAHEN, MIGUEZ, JAY MORRIS, JIM MORRIS, A RESOLUTION MOSS, MUSCARELLO, PEARSON, POPE, PUGH, PYLANT, SCHEXNAYDER, SEABAUGH, SIMON, STAGNI, STEFANSKI, STOKES, To authorize and request the Department of Insurance to study the TALBOT, TURNER, WRIGHT, AND ZERINGUE desirability and feasibility of the state regulation of pharmacy A RESOLUTION services administrative organizations, and to report the findings To designate the Louisiana Republican Legislative Delegation office of the study to the legislative committees on insurance. suite within the state capitol in honor of Charles D. "Charlie" Lancaster, Jr. Read by title. Read by title. On motion of Rep. Jordan, and under a suspension of the rules, the resolution was ordered passed to its third reading. Rep. Carmody sent up floor amendments which were read as follows: HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 255— BY REPRESENTATIVE JORDAN A RESOLUTION HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS To urge and request the Louisiana Department of Insurance to study the desirability and feasibility of the state regulation of private Amendments proposed by Representative Barras to Original House market flood insurance and to report the findings of the study to Resolution No. 259 by Representative Barras the legislative committees on insurance. AMENDMENT NO. 1 Read by title. On page 2, line 12, after "designate the" and before "Republican" On motion of Rep. Jordan, and under a suspension of the rules, insert "office suite occupied by the" the resolution was ordered passed to its third reading. AMENDMENT NO. 2 HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 256— BY REPRESENTATIVE MCFARLAND On page 2, line 13, delete "office suite" A RESOLUTION To create a task force to study matters relating to establishing a single-source identification and benefit card system known as AMENDMENT NO. 3 LaVerify for prevention of fraud in Medicaid enrollment and Medicaid point-of-service fraud, and to submit to the House of On page 2, line 14, change "this office suite" to "such office suite" Representatives of the Legislature of Louisiana a written report of findings and recommendations regarding actions necessary AMENDMENT NO. 4 for creating and implementing the LaVerify system. On page 2, line 16, change "permanently" to "appropriately" Read by title. On motion of Rep. Carmody, the amendments were adopted.

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On motion of Rep. Carmody, and under a suspension of the Senate Bill No. 130, by Peacock rules, the resolution, as amended, was adopted. Reported with amendments. (12-0) HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 115— KATRINA R. JACKSON BY REPRESENTATIVES BARRAS, LEGER, THOMAS, GREGORY Chairman MILLER, ANDERS, BILLIOT, ROBBY CARTER, CONNICK, GISCLAIR, GLOVER, HENRY, HILFERTY, LEOPOLD, LYONS, MARINO, JIM The above Senate Bills reported favorably or with amendments MORRIS, STAGNI, STOKES, TALBOT, AND WRIGHT AND SENATORS ALARIO, LONG, MARTINY, APPEL, CARTER, ERDEY, JOHNS, were referred to the Legislative Bureau. LAFLEUR, LAMBERT, MORRELL, MORRISH, PETERSON, GARY SMITH, JOHN SMITH, THOMPSON, AND WALSWORTH Privileged Report of the Legislative Bureau A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To express condolences upon the death of Charles D. "Charlie" May 30, 2019 Lancaster, Jr., and to express enduring gratitude for his outstanding contributions to the state of Louisiana, particularly To the Speaker and Members of the House of Representatives: during his tenure as a distinguished member of the Louisiana House of Representatives. I am directed by your Legislative Bureau to submit the following report: Read by title. Senate Bill No. 19 On motion of Rep. Leger, and under a suspension of the rules, Reported without amendments. the resolution was adopted. Senate Bill No. 98 Ordered to the Senate. Reported without amendments. Senate Bill No. 117 Reports of Committees Reported without amendments. The following reports of committees were received and read: Senate Bill No. 158 Reported without amendments. Report of the Committee on Agriculture, Forestry, Aquaculture, and Rural Development Senate Bill No. 166 Reported without amendments. May 30, 2019 Senate Bill No. 182 To the Speaker and Members of the House of Representatives: Reported without amendments. I am directed by your Committee on Agriculture, Forestry, Senate Bill No. 238 Aquaculture, and Rural Development to submit the following report: Reported with amendments. Senate Bill No. 152, by Thompson Respectfully submitted, Reported favorably. (12-0) CLAY SCHEXNAYDER VINCENT J. PIERRE Chairman Chairman The above Senate Bills reported favorably or with amendments were Privileged Report of the Committee on Enrollment referred to the Legislative Bureau. May 30, 2019 Report of the Committee on Education To the honorable Speaker and Members of the House of Representatives: May 30, 2019 I am directed by your Committee on Enrollment to submit the To the Speaker and Members of the House of Representatives: following report: I am directed by your Committee on Education to submit the The following House Resolutions have been properly enrolled: following report: HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 145— BY REPRESENTATIVE ABRAMSON House Concurrent Resolution No. 1, by Landry, N. A RESOLUTION Reported favorably. (14-0) To urge and request the Department of Environmental Quality in Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 3, by Morrish conjunction with the Louisiana Department of Health to study Reported favorably. (14-0) the environmental and health effects of evolving fifth generation cellular network technology (5G) and report its findings to the NANCY LANDRY House Committee on Natural Resources and Environment and Chairman the House Committee on Health and Welfare no later than sixty days prior to the convening of the 2020 Regular Session of the Report of the Committee on Legislature. Judiciary HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 146— BY REPRESENTATIVE WRIGHT May 30, 2019 A RESOLUTION To the Speaker and Members of the House of Representatives: To urge and request the Office of Financial Institutions to study the licensure and regulation of virtual currency businesses by other I am directed by your Committee on Judiciary to submit the states in order to determine which provisions may be beneficial following report: to the citizens of Louisiana and to report their findings and

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recommendations to the House Committee on Commerce on or HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 234— before January 1, 2020. BY REPRESENTATIVES MACK, HODGES, POPE, AND SCHEXNAYDER A RESOLUTION HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 173— To commend the Holden High School softball team upon winning BY REPRESENTATIVE JIMMY HARRIS the 2019 Louisiana High School Athletic Association Class B A RESOLUTION state championship. To urge and request the New Orleans City Council to expand the authority of the city's code enforcement department and its HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 235— employees so as to provide for a more consistent enforcement BY REPRESENTATIVE WHITE of the city's sanitation and zoning ordinances and enhance the A RESOLUTION city's ability to collect payment for fines imposed for violations To commend the organizers and volunteers of the 2019 Washington of these ordinances. Parish Juneteenth Celebration.

HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 203— HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 236— BY REPRESENTATIVE JAMES BY REPRESENTATIVES SMITH AND CARPENTER A RESOLUTION A RESOLUTION To urge and request the Louisiana Department of Health to study and To commend and express sincere and heartfelt appreciation to make recommendations concerning potential consumer Beverly A. Vincent of Baton Rouge for eighteen years of highly protection measures relative to kratom. effective service as a session sergeant-at-arms. HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 219— BY REPRESENTATIVE JAMES HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 237— A RESOLUTION BY REPRESENTATIVE HOFFMANN To urge and request the Vera Institute of Justice to study the A RESOLUTION eligibility requirements for jurors set forth in the Code of To express the condolences of the House of Representatives upon the Criminal Procedure and the impact of those requirements on the death of Robert B. "Bob" Anderson. ability of a jury commission to create a source list of potential jurors that comports with the Sixth Amendment to the HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 238— BY REPRESENTATIVES BARRAS, ABRAHAM, ABRAMSON, ADAMS, Constitution of the United States and Article I, Section 17 of the AMEDEE, ANDERS, ARMES, BACALA, BAGLEY, BAGNERIS, Constitution of Louisiana. BERTHELOT, BILLIOT, BISHOP, BOUIE, BOURRIAQUE, BRASS, CHAD BROWN, TERRY BROWN, CARMODY, CARPENTER, GARY CARTER, ROBBY CARTER, STEVE CARTER, CHANEY, CONNICK, COUSSAN, HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 225— COX, CREWS, DAVIS, DEVILLIER, DUBUISSON, DUPLESSIS, DWIGHT, BY REPRESENTATIVE AMEDEE EDMONDS, EMERSON, FALCONER, FOIL, FRANKLIN, GAINES, A RESOLUTION GAROFALO, GISCLAIR, GLOVER, GUINN, JIMMY HARRIS, LANCE To commend Vice President Mike Pence upon the occasion of his HARRIS, HENRY, HILFERTY, HILL, HODGES, HOFFMANN, HOLLIS, HORTON, HOWARD, HUVAL, IVEY, JACKSON, JAMES, JEFFERSON, visit to Louisiana after the devastating destruction of three JENKINS, MIKE JOHNSON, ROBERT JOHNSON, JONES, JORDAN, African American churches in St. Landry Parish by arson. LACOMBE, NANCY LANDRY, TERRY LANDRY, LARVADAIN, LEGER, LEOPOLD, LYONS, MACK, MAGEE, MARCELLE, MARINO, MCFARLAND, MCMAHEN, MIGUEZ, DUSTIN MILLER, GREGORY HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 229— MILLER, MOORE, JAY MORRIS, JIM MORRIS, MOSS, MUSCARELLO, BY REPRESENTATIVE DUBUISSON NORTON, PEARSON, PIERRE, POPE, PUGH, PYLANT, RICHARD, A RESOLUTION SCHEXNAYDER, SEABAUGH, SIMON, SMITH, STAGNI, STEFANSKI, To commend Camp NORA and Ed Lewis, founder, president, and STOKES, TALBOT, THOMAS, TURNER, WHITE, WRIGHT, AND chief executive officer of Ride of the Brotherhood. ZERINGUE A RESOLUTION HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 230— To commend the Honorable H. Bernard LeBas and to express BY REPRESENTATIVES LEGER, ABRAHAM, ABRAMSON, ADAMS, enduring gratitude for his outstanding contributions to the AMEDEE, ANDERS, ARMES, BACALA, BAGLEY, BAGNERIS, parishes of Evangeline and St. Landry, and the state of BERTHELOT, BILLIOT, BISHOP, BOUIE, BOURRIAQUE, BRASS, CHAD BROWN, TERRY BROWN, CARMODY, CARPENTER, GARY CARTER, Louisiana, particularly during his tenure as a distinguished ROBBY CARTER, STEVE CARTER, CHANEY, CONNICK, COUSSAN, member of the Louisiana House of Representatives. COX, CREWS, DAVIS, DEVILLIER, DUBUISSON, DUPLESSIS, DWIGHT, EDMONDS, EMERSON, FALCONER, FOIL, FRANKLIN, GAINES, GAROFALO, GISCLAIR, GLOVER, GUINN, JIMMY HARRIS, LANCE HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 239— HARRIS, HENRY, HILFERTY, HILL, HODGES, HOFFMANN, HOLLIS, BY REPRESENTATIVES BARRAS, ABRAHAM, ABRAMSON, ADAMS, HORTON, HOWARD, HUVAL, IVEY, JACKSON, JAMES, JEFFERSON, AMEDEE, ANDERS, ARMES, BACALA, BAGLEY, BAGNERIS, JENKINS, MIKE JOHNSON, ROBERT JOHNSON, JONES, JORDAN, BERTHELOT, BILLIOT, BISHOP, BOUIE, BOURRIAQUE, BRASS, CHAD LACOMBE, NANCY LANDRY, TERRY LANDRY, LARVADAIN, LEBAS, BROWN, TERRY BROWN, CARMODY, CARPENTER, GARY CARTER, LEOPOLD, LYONS, MACK, MAGEE, MARCELLE, MARINO, ROBBY CARTER, STEVE CARTER, CHANEY, CONNICK, COUSSAN, MCFARLAND, MCMAHEN, MIGUEZ, DUSTIN MILLER, GREGORY COX, CREWS, DAVIS, DEVILLIER, DUBUISSON, DUPLESSIS, DWIGHT, MILLER, MOORE, JAY MORRIS, JIM MORRIS, MOSS, MUSCARELLO, EDMONDS, EMERSON, FALCONER, FOIL, FRANKLIN, GAINES, NORTON, PEARSON, PIERRE, POPE, PUGH, PYLANT, RICHARD, GAROFALO, GISCLAIR, GLOVER, GUINN, JIMMY HARRIS, LANCE SCHEXNAYDER, SEABAUGH, SIMON, SMITH, STAGNI, STEFANSKI, HARRIS, HENRY, HILFERTY, HILL, HODGES, HOFFMANN, HOLLIS, STOKES, TALBOT, THOMAS, TURNER, WHITE, WRIGHT, AND HORTON, HOWARD, HUVAL, IVEY, JACKSON, JAMES, JEFFERSON, ZERINGUE JENKINS, MIKE JOHNSON, ROBERT JOHNSON, JONES, JORDAN, LACOMBE, NANCY LANDRY, TERRY LANDRY, LARVADAIN, LEBAS, A RESOLUTION LEGER, LEOPOLD, LYONS, MACK, MAGEE, MARCELLE, MARINO, To commend the Honorable Taylor F. Barras and to express enduring MCFARLAND, MCMAHEN, MIGUEZ, DUSTIN MILLER, GREGORY gratitude for his outstanding contributions to the parishes of MILLER, MOORE, JAY MORRIS, MOSS, MUSCARELLO, NORTON, PEARSON, PIERRE, POPE, PUGH, PYLANT, RICHARD, SCHEXNAYDER, Iberia, Lafayette, and St. Martin, the House of Representatives, SEABAUGH, SIMON, SMITH, STAGNI, STEFANSKI, STOKES, TALBOT, and the state of Louisiana, particularly during his tenure as a THOMAS, TURNER, WHITE, WRIGHT, AND ZERINGUE distinguished member and speaker of the Louisiana House of A RESOLUTION Representatives. To commend the Honorable James H. "Jim" Morris and to express enduring gratitude for his outstanding contributions to the HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 232— parishes of Bossier and Caddo, and the state of Louisiana, BY REPRESENTATIVE BAGLEY particularly during his tenure as a distinguished member of the A RESOLUTION Louisiana House of Representatives. To express the condolences of the House of Representatives upon the death of Rusty Evan Canton.

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HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 240— HARRIS, HENRY, HILFERTY, HILL, HODGES, HOFFMANN, HOLLIS, BY REPRESENTATIVES BARRAS, ABRAHAM, ABRAMSON, ADAMS, HORTON, HOWARD, HUVAL, IVEY, JACKSON, JAMES, JEFFERSON, AMEDEE, ANDERS, ARMES, BACALA, BAGLEY, BAGNERIS, JENKINS, MIKE JOHNSON, ROBERT JOHNSON, JONES, JORDAN, BERTHELOT, BILLIOT, BISHOP, BOUIE, BOURRIAQUE, BRASS, CHAD LACOMBE, NANCY LANDRY, TERRY LANDRY, LARVADAIN, LEBAS, BROWN, TERRY BROWN, CARMODY, CARPENTER, GARY CARTER, LEGER, LEOPOLD, LYONS, MACK, MAGEE, MARCELLE, MARINO, ROBBY CARTER, STEVE CARTER, CHANEY, CONNICK, COUSSAN, MCFARLAND, MCMAHEN, MIGUEZ, DUSTIN MILLER, GREGORY COX, CREWS, DAVIS, DEVILLIER, DUBUISSON, DUPLESSIS, DWIGHT, MILLER, MOORE, JAY MORRIS, JIM MORRIS, MOSS, MUSCARELLO, EDMONDS, EMERSON, FALCONER, FOIL, FRANKLIN, GAINES, NORTON, PEARSON, PIERRE, POPE, PUGH, PYLANT, RICHARD, GAROFALO, GISCLAIR, GLOVER, GUINN, JIMMY HARRIS, LANCE SCHEXNAYDER, SEABAUGH, SIMON, SMITH, STAGNI, STEFANSKI, HARRIS, HENRY, HILFERTY, HILL, HODGES, HOFFMANN, HOLLIS, STOKES, TALBOT, THOMAS, TURNER, WHITE, WRIGHT, AND HORTON, HOWARD, HUVAL, IVEY, JACKSON, JAMES, JEFFERSON, ZERINGUE JENKINS, MIKE JOHNSON, ROBERT JOHNSON, JONES, JORDAN, A RESOLUTION LACOMBE, NANCY LANDRY, TERRY LANDRY, LARVADAIN, LEBAS, To commend the Honorable Charles R. "Bubba" Chaney and to LEGER, LEOPOLD, LYONS, MACK, MAGEE, MARCELLE, MARINO, MCFARLAND, MCMAHEN, MIGUEZ, DUSTIN MILLER, GREGORY express enduring gratitude for his outstanding contributions to MILLER, MOORE, JAY MORRIS, JIM MORRIS, MOSS, MUSCARELLO, the parishes of East Carroll, Madison, Morehouse, Ouachita, NORTON, PEARSON, PIERRE, PUGH, PYLANT, RICHARD, Richland, and West Carroll, and the state of Louisiana, SCHEXNAYDER, SEABAUGH, SIMON, SMITH, STAGNI, STEFANSKI, STOKES, TALBOT, THOMAS, TURNER, WHITE, WRIGHT, AND particularly during his tenure as a distinguished member of the ZERINGUE Louisiana House of Representatives. A RESOLUTION To commend the Honorable J. Rogers Pope and to express enduring HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 244— gratitude for his outstanding contributions to Livingston Parish BY REPRESENTATIVES BARRAS, ABRAHAM, ABRAMSON, ADAMS, AMEDEE, ANDERS, ARMES, BACALA, BAGLEY, BAGNERIS, and the state of Louisiana, particularly during his tenure as a BERTHELOT, BILLIOT, BISHOP, BOUIE, BOURRIAQUE, BRASS, CHAD distinguished member of the Louisiana House of BROWN, TERRY BROWN, CARMODY, CARPENTER, GARY CARTER, Representatives. ROBBY CARTER, STEVE CARTER, CHANEY, CONNICK, COUSSAN, COX, CREWS, DAVIS, DEVILLIER, DUBUISSON, DUPLESSIS, DWIGHT, EDMONDS, EMERSON, FALCONER, FRANKLIN, GAINES, GAROFALO, HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 241— GISCLAIR, GLOVER, GUINN, JIMMY HARRIS, LANCE HARRIS, BY REPRESENTATIVES BARRAS, ABRAHAM, ABRAMSON, ADAMS, HENRY, HILFERTY, HILL, HODGES, HOFFMANN, HOLLIS, HORTON, AMEDEE, ANDERS, ARMES, BACALA, BAGLEY, BAGNERIS, HOWARD, HUVAL, IVEY, JACKSON, JAMES, JEFFERSON, JENKINS, BERTHELOT, BILLIOT, BISHOP, BOUIE, BOURRIAQUE, BRASS, CHAD MIKE JOHNSON, ROBERT JOHNSON, JONES, JORDAN, LACOMBE, BROWN, TERRY BROWN, CARMODY, CARPENTER, GARY CARTER, NANCY LANDRY, TERRY LANDRY, LARVADAIN, LEBAS, LEGER, ROBBY CARTER, STEVE CARTER, CHANEY, CONNICK, COUSSAN, LEOPOLD, LYONS, MACK, MAGEE, MARCELLE, MARINO, COX, CREWS, DAVIS, DEVILLIER, DUBUISSON, DUPLESSIS, DWIGHT, MCFARLAND, MCMAHEN, MIGUEZ, DUSTIN MILLER, GREGORY EDMONDS, EMERSON, FALCONER, FOIL, FRANKLIN, GAINES, MILLER, MOORE, JAY MORRIS, JIM MORRIS, MOSS, MUSCARELLO, GAROFALO, GISCLAIR, GLOVER, GUINN, JIMMY HARRIS, LANCE NORTON, PEARSON, PIERRE, POPE, PUGH, PYLANT, RICHARD, HARRIS, HENRY, HILFERTY, HILL, HODGES, HOFFMANN, HOLLIS, SCHEXNAYDER, SEABAUGH, SIMON, SMITH, STAGNI, STEFANSKI, HORTON, HOWARD, HUVAL, IVEY, JACKSON, JAMES, JEFFERSON, STOKES, TALBOT, THOMAS, TURNER, WHITE, WRIGHT, AND JENKINS, MIKE JOHNSON, ROBERT JOHNSON, JONES, JORDAN, ZERINGUE LACOMBE, NANCY LANDRY, TERRY LANDRY, LARVADAIN, LEBAS, LEGER, LEOPOLD, LYONS, MACK, MAGEE, MARCELLE, MARINO, A RESOLUTION MCFARLAND, MCMAHEN, MIGUEZ, DUSTIN MILLER, GREGORY To commend the Honorable Franklin J. Foil and to express enduring MILLER, MOORE, JAY MORRIS, JIM MORRIS, MOSS, MUSCARELLO, gratitude for his outstanding contributions to East Baton Rouge NORTON, PEARSON, PIERRE, POPE, PUGH, PYLANT, SCHEXNAYDER, SEABAUGH, SIMON, SMITH, STAGNI, STEFANSKI, STOKES, TALBOT, Parish and the state of Louisiana, particularly during his tenure THOMAS, TURNER, WHITE, WRIGHT, AND ZERINGUE as a distinguished member of the Louisiana House of A RESOLUTION Representatives. To commend the Honorable Jerome P. "Dee" Richard and to express enduring gratitude for his outstanding contributions to HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 245— BY REPRESENTATIVES DUPLESSIS AND JIMMY HARRIS Lafourche Parish and the state of Louisiana, particularly during A RESOLUTION his tenure as a distinguished member of the Louisiana House of To express the condolences of the House of Representatives upon the Representatives. death of Otis J. "Coach" Washington, Jr. HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 242— BY REPRESENTATIVES BARRAS, ABRAHAM, ABRAMSON, ADAMS, HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 246— AMEDEE, ANDERS, ARMES, BACALA, BAGLEY, BAGNERIS, BY REPRESENTATIVES CARMODY, GLOVER, AND JENKINS BERTHELOT, BILLIOT, BISHOP, BOUIE, BOURRIAQUE, BRASS, CHAD A RESOLUTION BROWN, TERRY BROWN, CARMODY, CARPENTER, GARY CARTER, To commend Arthur G. Thompson upon his receipt of the Liberty ROBBY CARTER, STEVE CARTER, CHANEY, CONNICK, COUSSAN, COX, CREWS, DAVIS, DEVILLIER, DUBUISSON, DUPLESSIS, DWIGHT, Bell Award from the Shreveport Bar Association. EDMONDS, EMERSON, FALCONER, FOIL, FRANKLIN, GAINES, GAROFALO, GISCLAIR, GLOVER, GUINN, JIMMY HARRIS, LANCE HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 247— HARRIS, HENRY, HILFERTY, HILL, HODGES, HOFFMANN, HOLLIS, BY REPRESENTATIVE BRASS HORTON, HOWARD, HUVAL, IVEY, JACKSON, JAMES, JEFFERSON, A RESOLUTION JENKINS, MIKE JOHNSON, ROBERT JOHNSON, JONES, JORDAN, LACOMBE, NANCY LANDRY, TERRY LANDRY, LARVADAIN, LEBAS, To express the condolences of the House of Representatives upon the LEGER, LEOPOLD, LYONS, MACK, MAGEE, MARCELLE, MARINO, homegoing of Bailee Lanae Becnel. MCFARLAND, MCMAHEN, MIGUEZ, DUSTIN MILLER, GREGORY MILLER, MOORE, JAY MORRIS, JIM MORRIS, MOSS, MUSCARELLO, NORTON, PEARSON, PIERRE, POPE, PUGH, PYLANT, RICHARD, Respectfully submitted, SCHEXNAYDER, SEABAUGH, SMITH, STAGNI, STEFANSKI, STOKES, TALBOT, THOMAS, TURNER, WHITE, WRIGHT, AND ZERINGUE FRANKIE HOWARD A RESOLUTION Chairman To commend the Honorable Scott M. Simon and to express enduring gratitude for his outstanding contributions to the parishes of St. The above House Resolutions contained in the report were Tammany, Tangipahoa, and Washington, and the state of signed by the Speaker of the House and taken by the Clerk of the Louisiana, particularly during his tenure as a distinguished House to the Secretary of State in accordance with the rules of the member of the Louisiana House of Representatives. House. HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 243— Privileged Report of the Committee on Enrollment BY REPRESENTATIVES BARRAS, ABRAHAM, ABRAMSON, ADAMS, AMEDEE, ANDERS, ARMES, BACALA, BAGLEY, BAGNERIS, BERTHELOT, BILLIOT, BISHOP, BOUIE, BOURRIAQUE, BRASS, CHAD May 30, 2019 BROWN, TERRY BROWN, CARMODY, CARPENTER, GARY CARTER, ROBBY CARTER, STEVE CARTER, CONNICK, COUSSAN, COX, CREWS, DAVIS, DEVILLIER, DUBUISSON, DUPLESSIS, DWIGHT, To the honorable Speaker and Members of the House of EDMONDS, EMERSON, FALCONER, FOIL, FRANKLIN, GAINES, Representatives: GAROFALO, GISCLAIR, GLOVER, GUINN, JIMMY HARRIS, LANCE

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I am directed by your Committee on Enrollment to submit the provider licensing requirements; to provide criteria for such following report: exemption; and to provide for related matters. The following House Bills have been properly enrolled: HOUSE BILL NO. 505— BY REPRESENTATIVE COUSSAN HOUSE BILL NO. 54— AN ACT BY REPRESENTATIVE ANDERS To amend and reenact R.S. 9:306(A), (B)(introductory paragraph), AN ACT (1) and (3), (C), (D)(introductory paragraph) and (E) and to To amend and reenact R.S. 46:1053(Q)(2), relative to Concordia redesignate R.S. 9:306, relative to parenting education Parish Hospital Service District Number One; to provide programs; to provide for a motion to require attendance at a relative to the membership of the governing board of parenting education program in divorce and custody commissioners; and to provide for related matters. proceedings; to provide for the duration, cost, and qualifications HOUSE BILL NO. 68— of a parenting program; and to provide for related matters. BY REPRESENTATIVE THOMAS AN ACT HOUSE BILL NO. 544— To enact R.S. 47:463.202, relative to motor vehicle special prestige BY REPRESENTATIVES BARRAS, ADAMS, BAGNERIS, BILLIOT, license plates; to establish the "War of 1812" special prestige BOUIE, COX, DUPLESSIS, GAINES, JIMMY HARRIS, JEFFERSON, JENKINS, TERRY LANDRY, LARVADAIN, LEGER, LYONS, MARCELLE, plate; to provide for creation, issuance, design, fees, MOSS, NORTON, PIERRE, SMITH, STAGNI, AND STOKES AND distribution, and rule promulgation applicable to such license SENATOR ALARIO plates; and to provide for related matters. AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 27:241(A), 241.1, 243(C), 247, and HOUSE BILL NO. 128— 270(A)(3), and Subpart P-1 of Part II-A of Chapter 1 of Subtitle BY REPRESENTATIVE ANDERS AN ACT I of Title 39 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, To enact R.S. 22:12.1, relative to the maintenance of information in comprised of R.S. 39:100.81, relative to the land-based casino applications for licenses filed with the commissioner of operating contract; to provide relative to the duration of the insurance; to require the applicant to notify the commissioner of primary contract term and the duration of renewal terms; to changes to the content of the application; to provide for an authorize a renewal term of thirty years when certain conditions effective date; and to provide for related matters. are met; to provide relative to compensation paid to the Louisiana Gaming Control Board; to provide relative to the HOUSE BILL NO. 242— Compulsive and Problem Gaming Fund; to provide for a BY REPRESENTATIVE LEBAS specific amount to be paid to the Louisiana Gaming Control AN ACT Board and to provide for disposition and use of such monies; to To amend and reenact R.S. 22:1860.2(A), relative to pharmacy provide for a specific amount to be paid to the state and to claims fees; to prohibit health insurance issuers and pharmacy provide for disposition and use of such monies; to provide benefit managers from assessing certain pharmacy claims fees; relative to funding for the Louisiana Cancer Research Center of to provide for an effective date; and to provide for related the LSU Health Sciences Center in New Orleans/Tulane Health matters. Sciences Center; to provide relative to the exercise of a call option to the leasehold interest in the official gaming HOUSE BILL NO. 271— establishment; to provide for the deposit of monies into certain BY REPRESENTATIVE ANDERS AN ACT special treasury funds; to provide with respect to the To amend and reenact R.S. 22:340(A)(introductory paragraph) and Community Water Enrichment and Other Improvements Fund (1), relative to the procedure following a merger or and accounts therein; to provide relative to the contract and consolidation of foreign or alien insurers; to provide for the payment for casino support services; to provide for a specific filing of the agreement and certificate of merger with the amount to be paid to the governing authority for the parish commissioner of insurance; to provide for an effective date; and where the official gaming establishment is located for providing to provide for related matters. casino support services; to provide relative to the casino gaming operator's authority to conduct and offer non-casino gaming HOUSE BILL NO. 288— activities and operations; to provide for certain restrictions on BY REPRESENTATIVE HOLLIS certain non-casino gaming activities including restaurants and AN ACT hotels; to provide relative to a memorandum of understanding To enact R.S. 22:2013.1, relative to the administration of large and agreement between the casino gaming operator and the deductible policies and collateral; to provide for applicability; Greater New Orleans Hotel and Lodging Association; to provide to provide for definitions; to provide for the right of the receiver relative to a memorandum of understanding and agreement or a guaranty association to pursue collateral; to limit the between the casino gaming operator and the Louisiana defenses of the insured; to provide for the treatment of the Restaurant Association; and to provide for related matters. collateral; to provide for an effective date; and to provide for related matters. HOUSE BILL NO. 545— BY REPRESENTATIVE JIM MORRIS HOUSE BILL NO. 299— AN ACT BY REPRESENTATIVE CARMODY To amend and reenact R.S. 30:5(D)(5), relative to the disposal of AN ACT produced waters; to authorize the disposal of produced waters To enact R.S. 37:1461.1, relative to continuing education approved in certain formations; to provide for consent from adjacent by the Louisiana Real Estate Commission; to provide for a owners, producers, or operators; and to provide for related continuing education approval process for certain courses; to matters. require vendors to seek approval to provide such courses; and to provide for related matters. Respectfully submitted, HOUSE BILL NO. 336— FRANKIE HOWARD BY REPRESENTATIVE LYONS AND SENATOR BARROW AN ACT Chairman To amend and reenact R.S. 40:2154(A)(12), relative to behavioral health services providers; to exempt local public school The above House Bills contained in the report were signed by governing authorities from certain behavioral health services the Speaker of the House and taken to the Senate by the Clerk and

1051 Page 58 HOUSE 30th Day's Proceedings - May 30, 2019 were signed by the President of the Senate and taken by the Clerk of the House to the Governor for executive approval. Adjournment On motion of Rep. Billiot, at 7:01 P.M., the House agreed to adjourn until Friday, May 31, 2019, at 9:00 A.M. The Speaker of the House declared the House adjourned until 9:00 A.M., Friday, May 31, 2019. ALFRED W. SPEER Clerk of the House

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