Faucheux Montgomery Walsworth OFFICIAL JOURNAL Flavin Morrell Welch Frith Morrish Winston OF THE Fruge Murray Wooton Futrell Nevers Wright HOUSE OF Gallot Odinet Total—104 ABSENT REPRESENTATIVES OF THE Total—0 STATE OF LOUISIANA The Speaker announced that there were 104 members present and a quorum. Prayer THIRTY-FIRST DAY'S PROCEEDINGS Prayer was offered by Rep. Crowe.

Twenty-seventh Regular Session of the Legislature Pledge of Allegiance Under the Adoption of the Commander Dave Ruff, USN, led the House in reciting the Pledge Constitution of 1974 of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America. Reading of the Journal House of Representatives State Capitol On motion of Rep. Frith, the reading of the Journal was dispensed with. Baton Rouge, Louisiana On motion of Rep. Lucas, and under a suspension of the rules, the Thursday, May 17, 2001 Journal of May 15, 2001, was corrected to reflect him as voting yea on final passage of House Bill No. 1909. The House of Representatives was called to order at 1:00 P.M., by the Honorable Charlie DeWitt, Speaker of the House of On motion of Rep. Frith, the Journal of May 16, 2001, was Representatives. adopted. Morning Hour Suspension of the Rules ROLL CALL On motion of Rep. Bowler, the rules were suspended to limit the author or proponent handling the legislative instrument to ten minutes The roll being called, the following members answered to their for opening remarks and all subsequent speakers on the instrument to names: five minutes. PRESENT Privileged Report of the Committee on Enrollment Mr. Speaker Glover Perkins May 17, 2001 Alario Green Pierre Alexander, E Guillory Pinac To the honorable Speaker and Members of the House of Alexander, R Hammett Pitre Representatives: Ansardi Heaton Powell Baudoin Hebert Pratt I am directed by your Committee on Enrollment to submit the Baylor Hill Quezaire following report: Bowler Holden Richmond Broome Hopkins Riddle The following House Resolutions have been properly enrolled: Bruce Hudson Romero Bruneau Hunter Salter HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 80— Carter, K Hutter Scalise BY REPRESENTATIVE FUTRELL Carter, R Iles Schneider A RESOLUTION Cazayoux Jackson, L Schwegmann To commend Bryan P. Glenn of Baton Rouge upon achieving the rank Clarkson Jackson, M Shaw of Eagle Scout. Crane Johns Smith, G.—56th Crowe Katz Smith, J.D.—50th HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 81— Curtis Kennard Smith, J.H.—8th BY REPRESENTATIVES DOWNER AND TOWNSEND Damico Kenney Smith, J.R.—30th A RESOLUTION Daniel LaFleur Sneed To commend Brother David Sinitiere upon his retirement as director of Dartez Lancaster Stelly the Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts, to recognize Devillier Landrieu Strain and record his myriad accomplishments and his remarkable Diez LeBlanc Swilling contributions to his students, and to extend to him the best wishes Doerge Lucas Thompson of the House of Representatives as he embarks upon new Donelon Martiny Toomy challenges and endeavors. Downer McCallum Townsend Durand McDonald Triche Erdey McMains Tucker Farrar McVea Waddell

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HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 82— Corrections to report such information to the United States BY REPRESENTATIVE MCVEA Department of State; to provide for certain deadlines; and to A RESOLUTION provide for related matters. To recognize June 2, 2001, as The Day the War Stopped and to provide for suitable observance of the day. HOUSE BILL NO. 175 (Duplicate of Senate Bill No. 23)— BY REPRESENTATIVE ILES AND SENATOR CAMPBELL AND HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 83— COAUTHORED BY REPRESENTATIVES E. ALEXANDER, ANSARDI, BY REPRESENTATIVE QUEZAIRE BAUDOIN, BROOME, CAZAYOUX, DURAND, FRITH, KENNEY, LAFLEUR, MORRELL, SCHNEIDER, GARY SMITH, JANE SMITH, THOMPSON AND A RESOLUTION SENATORS DUPRE, W. FIELDS, HEITMEIER, FONTENOT, HOLLIS, IRONS, To commend Mary Chauff of Donaldsonville Elementary School upon C. JONES, MCPHERSON, AND MOUNT her selection as Louisiana Elementary Principal of the Year and AN ACT upon her retirement. To enact Chapter 8-H of Title 45 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 45:844.11 through 844.15, relative Respectfully submitted, to telephonic solicitation; to provide for a "do not call" listing of residential telephonic subscribers; to provide for listing procedures; DONALD RAY KENNARD to prohibit certain acts; to provide for notification; to provide for Chairman penalties for violations; and to provide for related matters. The above House Resolutions contained in the report were signed HOUSE BILL NO. 217— by the Speaker of the House and taken by the Clerk of the House to the BY REPRESENTATIVE BROOME Secretary of State in accordance with the rules of the House. AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 49:191(13) and to repeal R.S. 49:191(11)(d), relative to the Department of Culture, Recreation Privileged Report of the Committee on Enrollment and Tourism, including provisions to provide for the re-creation of the Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism and the May 17, 2001 statutory entities made a part of the department by law; to provide for the effective termination date for all statutory authority for the To the honorable Speaker and Members of the House of existence of such statutory entities; and to provide for related Representatives: matters. I am directed by your Committee on Enrollment to submit the HOUSE BILL NO. 225— following report: BY REPRESENTATIVE CROWE AN ACT The following House Bills have been properly enrolled: To enact R.S. 15:254.7, relative to law enforcement officers subpoenaed to testify in the City Court of Slidell; to require the HOUSE BILL NO. 79— clerk of the City Court of Slidell to pay witness fees when off-duty BY REPRESENTATIVE JOHN SMITH law enforcement officers are subpoenaed to testify; to provide for AN ACT certification requirements; to provide for maximum allowable fees; To enact R.S. 56:409, relative to recreational fishing; to provide for and to provide for related matters. take, size, and possession limits on the Toledo Bend Reservoir and the Sabine River; and to provide for related matters. HOUSE BILL NO. 239— BY REPRESENTATIVES WADDELL AND BRUNEAU HOUSE BILL NO. 85— AN ACT BY REPRESENTATIVE SALTER To amend and reenact R.S. 18:461(A), 463(D), 470(A)(1), 492, and AN ACT 1472(B) and (D) and to enact R.S. 18:463(A)(1)(c) and (4), To amend and reenact R.S. 56:302.3(B)(2) and (D) and 320(A)(1), relative to the manner of filing a notice of candidacy; to authorize relative to recreational fishing gear; to authorize the use of hoop a candidate to file in person, by certified mail or commercial nets; and to provide for related matters. carrier, or by an agent; to prohibit an agent from filing on behalf of a candidate without the candidate's authorization; to provide HOUSE BILL NO. 126— BY REPRESENTATIVE DIEZ penalties; to provide for the dissemination of informational packets AN ACT and certified copies of notices of candidacy to candidates who do To amend and reenact R.S. 48:274.3(A)(3), (C), and (D), relative to not qualify in person; and to provide for related matters. interstate highways; to provide relative to the placement of major HOUSE BILL NO. 246— shopping area guide signs; to provide for certain definitions; and BY REPRESENTATIVE BOWLER to provide for related matters. AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 32:424, relative to issuance of drivers' HOUSE BILL NO. 135— BY REPRESENTATIVES RICHMOND AND SWILLING licenses; to provide relative to examinations of suspected AN ACT incompetents; to prohibit the disclosure of certain information; to To designate Chef Menteur Highway in Orleans Parish as Chef provide for certain exceptions; to provide liability for damages for Menteur Boulevard; and to provide for related matters. certain violations; to authorize the release of the identity of the individual making the report under certain circumstances; and to HOUSE BILL NO. 164— provide for related matters. BY REPRESENTATIVE DIEZ AN ACT HOUSE BILL NO. 256— BY REPRESENTATIVES DOWNER, BRUNEAU, CLARKSON, DONELON, To enact R.S. 32:393.2, relative to traffic violations and motor vehicle FUTRELL, ILES, MONTGOMERY, GARY SMITH, JANE SMITH, AND JOHN accidents; to provide relative to reports of traffic violations and SMITH AND SENATORS HAINKEL, W. FIELDS, THEUNISSEN, AND motor vehicle accidents involving certain persons with federal SCHEDLER diplomatic privileges; to require law enforcement officers to report AN ACT certain violations and accidents to the Department of Public Safety To amend and reenact R.S. 32:404(C), (D), and (E), relative to drivers' and Corrections; to require the Department of Public Safety and licenses; to provide relative to the authority of certain resident

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military personnel to drive in Louisiana without possession of a HOUSE BILL NO. 752— Louisiana driver's license; and to provide for related matters. BY REPRESENTATIVE DEVILLIER AN ACT HOUSE BILL NO. 301— To amend and reenact R.S. 14:43(A)(1), relative to simple rape; to BY REPRESENTATIVE DIEZ provide for simple rape when intoxicating agents or other causes AN ACT of abnormal conditions of the mind are involved; and to provide To amend and reenact R.S. 49:191(13) and to repeal R.S. for related matters. 49:191(11)(f), relative to the Department of Transportation and Development; to provide for the re-creation of the Department of HOUSE BILL NO. 830— Transportation and Development and the statutory entities made BY REPRESENTATIVES JOHNS, MORRISH, SCHNEIDER, AND WALSWORTH AND SENATOR BEAN a part of the department by law; to provide for the effective AN ACT termination date for all statutory authority for the existence of such To amend and reenact R.S. 22:250.11, relative to individual health statutory entities; and to provide for related matters. insurance coverage; to provide relative to limitations on the use of preexisting medical conditions, including allowing exclusions for HOUSE BILL NO. 329— BY REPRESENTATIVES ODINET AND SENATOR DEAN specific preexisting medical conditions for specified periods longer AN ACT than twelve months under certain circumstances; to provide To amend and reenact R.S. 56:333(C) and to enact R.S. 56:322(F), relative to adding a newborn child to individual health insurance relative to fishing; to provide for the classification of a portion of coverage; to provide relative to coordination of benefits; and to the Intracoastal Waterway as both fresh and salt water; to provide provide for related matters. for commercial fishing of mullet in portions of the Intracoastal Waterway and Lake Pontchartrain; and to provide for related HOUSE BILL NO. 856— BY REPRESENTATIVE MARTINY matters. AN ACT To enact R.S. 17:81(N), relative to school boards; to require city, parish, HOUSE BILL NO. 347— BY REPRESENTATIVES MCDONALD, MCMAINS, ANSARDI, BRUCE, or other local public school boards to adopt policies for disclosing CRANE, DONELON, HILL, JOHNS, KENNEY, MARTINY, MCVEA, RIDDLE, education records to state and local law enforcement officials and SCHWEGMANN, SNEED, STRAIN, AND WOOTON other officials within the juvenile justice system; to provide AN ACT guidelines and limitations; and to provide for related matters. To enact R.S. 49:170.6, relative to the adoption of state symbols; to provide for the official tartan of the state of Louisiana; and to HOUSE BILL NO. 961— provide for related matters. BY REPRESENTATIVE DIEZ AN ACT HOUSE BILL NO. 402— To authorize and provide for the transfer or lease of certain state BY REPRESENTATIVE FLAVIN property in St. Tammany Parish to the Department of AN ACT Transportation and Development from the division of To amend and reenact R.S. 37:149 and 150, relative to architectural administration; and to provide for related matters. license fees; to provide for fees for initial licensure and registration; to provide for license renewal fees; to provide for HOUSE BILL NO. 1557— delinquent license renewal fees; and to provide for related matters. BY REPRESENTATIVE BOWLER AN ACT HOUSE BILL NO. 425— To enact R.S. 22:737.2 and Part XXV of Chapter 1 of Title 22 of the BY REPRESENTATIVES FUTRELL AND CLARKSON Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. AN ACT 22:1131 through 1151, to amend and reenact R.S. 22:1212(F), To enact R.S. 48:443(C)(4), relative to expropriation of property; to and to repeal Part XXIV of Chapter 1 of Title 22 of the Louisiana provide for the availability of certain information; to require the Revised Statutes of 1950, comprised of R.S. 22:1111 through Department of Transportation and Development to provide copies 1119, relative to the qualification and license requirements for of estimates used in expropriating property; and to provide for insurance producers; to provide for unearned premiums; to provide related matters. for licensing requirements; to provide for exceptions; to provide for examinations; to provide for renewals; to provide for fees; to HOUSE BILL NO. 484— provide for penalties; to provide for payment of commissions; to BY REPRESENTATIVE THOMPSON AN ACT provide for appointments; to provide for the powers of the To enact R.S. 44:19, relative to photographs, video, or other visual commissioner of insurance; to provide for reciprocity; to provide images, in whatever form, of or relating to an autopsy conducted for prohibitions; to provide for penalties; to provide for regulations; under the authority of the office of the coroner; to provide that and to provide for related matters. such images are confidential; to provide exceptions; and to provide HOUSE BILL NO. 1630— for related matters. BY REPRESENTATIVE ERDEY AN ACT HOUSE BILL NO. 727— To amend and reenact R.S. 22:2024(B)(3)(b), relative to fees collected BY REPRESENTATIVE FLAVIN AND SENATOR MOUNT AN ACT for health maintenance organizations; to increase fees for To amend and reenact R.S. 13:1907(A), relative to the City Court of unauthorized late filings; and to provide for related matters. Lake Charles; to authorize the transfer of certain unclaimed fees and interest to the general operational fund of the court; to provide Respectfully submitted, for notice to persons due refunds; and to provide for related matters. DONALD RAY KENNARD Chairman The above House Bills contained in the report were signed by the Speaker of the House and taken to the Senate by the Clerk and were

1581 Page 4 HOUSE 31st Day's Proceedings - May 17, 2001 signed by the President of the Senate and taken by the Clerk of the Senate Bill No. 665 House to the Governor for executive approval. Reported with amendments. Privileged Report of the Legislative Bureau Senate Bill No. 690 Reported without amendments. May 17, 2001 Senate Bill No. 881 To the Speaker and Members of the House of Representatives: Reported without amendments. I am directed by your Legislative Bureau to submit the following Senate Bill No. 928 report: Reported without amendments. Senate Bill No. 29 Senate Bill No. 992 Reported without amendments. Reported without amendments. Senate Bill No. 52 Reported without amendments. Senate Bill No. 1005 Reported without amendments. Senate Bill No. 114 Reported without amendments. Senate Bill No. 1087 Reported without amendments. Senate Bill No. 115 Reported without amendments. Respectfully submitted, Senate Bill No. 117 JOE SALTER Reported without amendments. Chairman Senate Bill No. 118 Petitions, Memorials and Reported without amendments. Communications Senate Bill No. 123 Reported without amendments. The following petitions, memorials, and communications were received and read: Senate Bill No. 293 Reported without amendments. Message from the Senate Senate Bill No. 338 HOUSE BILLS Reported without amendments. May 16, 2001 Senate Bill No. 349 Reported without amendments. To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the House of Representatives: Senate Bill No. 359 Reported without amendments. I am directed to inform your honorable body that the Senate has finally passed the following House Bills: Senate Bill No. 360 Reported without amendments. House Bill No. 65 Returned without amendments. Senate Bill No. 465 Reported without amendments. House Bill No. 150 Returned without amendments. Senate Bill No. 474 Reported without amendments. House Bill No. 563 Returned with amendments. Senate Bill No. 490 Reported without amendments. House Bill No. 619 Returned without amendments. Senate Bill No. 514 Reported without amendments. House Bill No. 623 Returned with amendments. Senate Bill No. 558 Reported without amendments. House Bill No. 683 Returned with amendments. Senate Bill No. 622 Reported without amendments. House Bill No. 687 Returned with amendments. Senate Bill No. 635 Reported without amendments. House Bill No. 964 Returned with amendments. Senate Bill No. 650 Reported without amendments.

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House Bill No. 993 May 17, 2001 Returned without amendments. To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the House of House Bill No. 1170 Representatives: Returned with amendments. I am directed to inform your honorable body that the Senate has House Bill No. 1180 finally passed the following Senate Bills: Returned with amendments. Senate Bill Nos. 210, 261, 314, 438, 1001, and 1037 House Bill No. 1204 Returned without amendments. Respectfully submitted, House Bill No. 1352 MICHAEL S. BAER, III Returned without amendments. Secretary of the Senate House Bill No. 1406 Suspension of the Rules Returned with amendments. On motion of Rep. Stelly, the rules were suspended in order to take House Bill No. 1407 up the bills contained in the message at this time. Returned without amendments. House Bill No. 1415 Senate Bills and Joint Resolutions Returned with amendments. on First Reading House Bill No. 1416 The following Senate Bills and Joint Resolutions on first reading Returned without amendments. were taken up, read, and placed upon the calendar for their second reading: House Bill No. 1417 Returned without amendments. SENATE BILL NO. 210— BY SENATORS HINES AND DEAN AN ACT House Bill No. 1419 To amend and reenact R.S. 40:1299.58.2(1), (12), and (14) and Returned without amendments. 1299.58.3(C)(1) and (D)(1)(b), relative to declarations concerning life-sustaining procedures; to revise certain definitions; to provide House Bill No. 1423 for issuance of a do-not-resuscitate bracelet by the secretary of Returned without amendments. state; and to provide for related matters. House Bill No. 1424 Read by title. Returned without amendments. SENATE BILL NO. 261— House Bill No. 1460 BY SENATORS CAMPBELL AND HOLLIS Returned without amendments. AN ACT To enact R.S. 48:386.1, relative to railroads; to provide for the House Bill No. 1461 maintenance of railroad rights of way; to provide for notice for Returned without amendments. failure to maintain rights of way; to provide for penalties; and to provide for related matters. House Bill No. 1657 Returned with amendments. Read by title. House Bill No. 1676 SENATE BILL NO. 314— Returned without amendments. BY SENATORS HEITMEIER AND HOYT AN ACT House Bill No. 1678 To enact R.S. 22:215.22, relative to health insurance coverage; to Returned without amendments. require health insurance coverage for low protein food products and medical foods for treatment of inherited metabolic diseases; House Bill No. 1680 and to provide for related matters. Returned with amendments. Read by title. House Bill No. 1789 Returned with amendments. SENATE BILL NO. 438— BY SENATORS DARDENNE, W. FIELDS, HOYT, IRONS, B. JONES, MOUNT AND THEUNISSEN Respectfully submitted, AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 17:3048.1(B)(2)(a), the introductory MICHAEL S. BAER, III paragraph of (b), (c), and (d), and to enact R.S. Secretary of the Senate 17:3048.1(B)(2)(e), relative to the Tuition Opportunity Program for Students; to provide for initial eligibility requirement for the Message from the Senate TOPS-Tech Award; to provide relative to the core curriculum requirements; to provide for effectiveness; and to provide for SENATE BILLS related matters.

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Read by title. House and House Concurrent Resolutions SENATE BILL NO. 1001— The following House and House Concurrent Resolutions lying BY SENATOR HAINKEL AN ACT over were taken up and acted upon as follows: To enact Subpart W of Part I of Chapter 1 of Title 47 of the Louisiana HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 158— Revised Statutes of 1950, comprised of R.S. 47:120.63, relative to BY REPRESENTATIVE FAUCHEUX state individual income taxes; to provide for a refund checkoff on A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION individual state income tax returns for prostate cancer; and to To establish a study committee to explore the possible creation of the provide for related matters. office of consumer advocate counsel in the Department of Justice. Read by title. Read by title. SENATE BILL NO. 1037— Under the rules, the above resolution was referred to the BY SENATOR BAJOIE AN ACT Committee on Judiciary. To amend and reenact R.S. 33:2740.3(D) introductory paragraph, (1) and (2), relative to special districts; to provide relative to the Senate Concurrent Resolutions membership of the board of commissioners of the Downtown Development District of the City of New Orleans; to increase the The following Senate Concurrent Resolutions lying over were number of commissioners; and to provide for related matters. taken up and acted upon as follows: Read by title. SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 124— BY SENATOR JOHNSON A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Introduction of Resolutions, To establish a special committee to study the costs of the criminal House and House Concurrent justice system and the feasibility of the requirement that the state fund the costs of expenses related to prisoners incarcerated relative The following members introduced the following entitled House to violations of state law. and House Concurrent Resolutions, which were read the first time by their titles and placed upon the calendar for their second reading: Read by title. HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 160— Under the rules, the above resolution was referred to the BY REPRESENTATIVE DANIEL Committee on Administration of Criminal Justice. A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To commend State Fire Marshal V. J. Bella upon being selected as the "Fire Official of the Year 2000" by the National Burglar and Fire Senate Bills and Joint Resolutions on Alarm Association. Second Reading to be Referred Read by title. The following Senate Bills and Joint Resolutions on second reading to be referred were taken up, read, and referred to committees, On motion of Rep. Daniel, and under a suspension of the rules, the as follows: resolution was adopted. SENATE BILL NO. 157— BY SENATOR LAMBERT (BY REQUEST) Ordered to the Senate. A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing to amend Article X, Section 29.1(B); to exclude certain officials from the provisions of Article X, Section 29.1 of the Constitution of Louisiana; and to specify an election date for submission of the proposition to electors and provide a ballot proposition. Read by title. Under the rules, the above bill was referred to the Committee on Retirement. SENATE BILL NO. 401— BY SENATOR FONTENOT AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 11:542(C)(1) and (2), relative to the Louisiana State Employees' Retirement System; to provide with respect to a cost-of-living adjustment; to provide for an effective date; and to provide for related matters. Read by title. Under the rules, the above bill was referred to the Committee on Retirement.

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SENATE BILL NO. 458— Rep. Guillory moved that Senate Bill No. 1058 be designated as a BY SENATOR SCHEDLER duplicate of House Bill No. 2060. AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 37:3372(5), (6), (7), and(9)(a), 3374(4), Which motion was agreed to. (5), (7), (13), (14), (15), and (16), 3375(A)(2) and (B), 3376(A), the introductory paragraph of (C), (C)(5), (8), and (9), the Rep. Guillory moved that Senate Bill No. 1058 be amended to introductory paragraph of (D), (D)(3)(c), (F)(3) and (4), the conform with House Bill No. 2060 and sent up the following floor introductory paragraph of (H), (H)(3), and (4), 3376.1, the amendments: introductory paragraph of 3379(A), (A)(1), (2), (7), and (11), (B)(1) and (3), and (C), 3381(C), 3382, the introductory HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS paragraph of 3384, 3384(2) and (4) and to enact R.S. 37:3374(17), 3376(C)(10), and (F)(5), 3379(A)(14) and (15), and Conforming Amendments proposed by Representative Guillory to (B)(4) and (D) relative to the Substance Abuse Counselor Reengrossed Senate Bill No. 1058 by Senator Mount (Duplicate of H.B. Certification Law; to change the name of a prevention counselor; No. 2060) to provide for definitions; to provide for the powers and duties of the Louisiana State Board of Certification for Substance Abuse AMENDMENT NO. 1 Counselors; to provide for certification requirements of a substance abuse counselor, compulsive gambling counselor or On page 2, line 2, after "described" delete "below" and insert "in this prevention specialist; to provide for suspension of certification or Paragraph" registration and for hearing and appeal thereof; to provide for an effective date; and to provide for related matters. AMENDMENT NO. 2 Read by title. On page 2, at the beginning of line 3, change "Paragraph," to "Subsection," Under the rules, the above bill was referred to the Committee on Health and Welfare. AMENDMENT NO. 3 SENATE BILL NO. 512— On page 5, line 9, after "Lake Charles" delete the comma "," and delete BY SENATOR SCHEDLER "and" AN ACT To enact R.S. 33:2955(A)(1)(h), relative to investments by political AMENDMENT NO. 4 subdivisions; to authorize investment in certain additional investment instruments; and to provide for related matters. On page 5, line 15, after "Paragraph" delete "(A)" and at the end of the line delete the comma "," after "to" Read by title. AMENDMENT NO. 5 Under the rules, the above bill was referred to the Committee on On page 5, at the end of line 19, insert a period "." after "city" and delete Municipal, Parochial and Cultural Affairs. line 20 in its entirety and insert "The" SENATE BILL NO. 1047— AMENDMENT NO. 6 BY SENATOR MCPHERSON AN ACT On page 5, at the end of line 25, delete "shall do" and at the beginning To enact Part III of Chapter 10 of Title 46 of the Louisiana Revised of line 26, delete "the following" Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 46:1081 through 1083, relative to hospital service districts; to create a parish hospital AMENDMENT NO. 7 service district in certain parishes and provide for the powers, duties, functions, and responsibilities of the district; to provide for On page 6, line 1, delete the colon ":" after "project" and insert a comma a governing board of commissioners of each district and for "," and "shall:" membership of the board; and to provide for related matters. AMENDMENT NO. 8 Read by title. On page 6, at the end of line 3, change the period "." to a semicolon ";" Under the rules, the above bill was referred to the Committee on Municipal, Parochial and Cultural Affairs. AMENDMENT NO. 9 SENATE BILL NO. 1058— BY SENATOR MOUNT On page 6, at the end of line 5, change the period "." to a semicolon ";" AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 33:4699.1(A) and (B), relative to certain AMENDMENT NO. 10 public property in the city of Lake Charles; to provide relative to the use of certain property; to authorize the use of the property for On page 6, at the end of line 8, delete the period "." and insert a commercial or profit-oriented projects; to authorize the lease of semicolon ";" and "and" such property; to authorize the use of certain property for certain gaming activities subject to voter approval; to provide conditions AMENDMENT NO. 11 and restrictions; and to provide for related matters. On page 6, line 10, delete "term" and insert "general terms" Read by title. AMENDMENT NO. 12 Motion

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On page 6, line 10, after "lease" delete the comma "," and delete the AMENDMENT NO. 26 remainder of the line and on line 11, delete "consideration to be paid" On page 13, line 4, delete "development." and insert "purposes;" AMENDMENT NO. 13 AMENDMENT NO. 27 On page 6, line 20, after "by the" insert "governing authority of the city of" and at the end of the line delete "City" and at the beginning of line On page 13, delete line 6 in its entirety and insert "project;" 21, delete "Council" AMENDMENT NO. 28 AMENDMENT NO. 14 On page 13, delete lines 7 through 13 in their entirety and insert the On page 7, at the end of line 4, delete "now" and delete line 5 in its following: entirety and insert a period "." "(cc) Describe the general terms regarding the lease or use of the AMENDMENT NO. 15 property; On page 9, line 26, delete "and/or" and insert "or" (dd) Identify the initial lessee or operator of the facility; and AMENDMENT NO. 16 (ee) Describe the amount of public funds to be used or expended in the construction or operation of the development project including On page 12, after "Subparagraph" delete the remainder of the line and any revenue to be derived therefrom." insert "(a) of this Paragraph" AMENDMENT NO. 29 AMENDMENT NO. 17 On page 13, at the beginning of line 23, insert "city of" and after "Lake On page 12, line 14, delete the comma "," after "including" and delete Charles" delete "City Council" the comma after "limited to" AMENDMENT NO. 30 AMENDMENT NO. 18 On page 14, line 3, insert a comma "," after "contrary" On page 12, line 16, after "parking" and before the comma "," insert "facilities" AMENDMENT NO. 31 AMENDMENT NO. 19 On page 14, at the beginning of line 4, change "Subsubparagraph" to "Item" On page 12, at the beginning of line 17, insert a comma "," after "facilities" AMENDMENT NO. 32 AMENDMENT NO. 20 On page 14, at the end of line 8, change "Subparagraph" to "Item" On page 12, line 18, insert a comma "," after "city" and delete the AMENDMENT NO. 33 remainder of the line and on line 19, delete "Act" On page 17, line 3, delete the comma "," after "city" and delete the AMENDMENT NO. 21 comma "," after "herein" On page 12, line 24, after "Subparagraph" delete "(B)(1)" and change AMENDMENT NO. 34 "Subsection" to "Paragraph" On page 17, line 5, delete "itself, or by authorizing others to" AMENDMENT NO. 22 AMENDMENT NO. 35 On page 12, line 26, insert a comma "," after "and" and delete the remainder of the line On page 17, line 6, insert a comma "," after "embellish" AMENDMENT NO. 23 AMENDMENT NO. 36 On page 13, at the beginning of line 1, delete "following" On page 17, line 7, insert a comma "," after "commercial" and delete "or" AMENDMENT NO. 24 AMENDMENT NO. 37 On page 13, line 2, delete the colon ":" after "project" and insert "shall:" On page 17, line 9, delete the comma "," after "limited to" AMENDMENT NO. 25 AMENDMENT NO. 38 On page 13, line 3, delete "area of land" and insert "property" On page 17, line 12, after "city" delete the remainder of the line and on line 13, delete "Act,"

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AMENDMENT NO. 39 SENATE BILL NO. 1106 (Substitute for Senate Bill No. 1077 by Senators Thomas and Schedler)— On page 18, line 3, delete the comma "," after "improvements" BY SENATORS THOMAS, SCHEDLER AND CAIN AN ACT AMENDMENT NO. 40 To enact Part III of Chapter 3 of Title 51 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 51:951 and 952, relative On page 18, line 4, after "Subparagraph" delete "(B)" to the dissemination of information regarding electricity produced in Louisiana where the state's groundwater is used as part of the AMENDMENT NO. 41 generation process; to provide for entities that own, lease and/or operate new and expanded electric generation facilities that On page 18, line 7, delete "use or" and at the end of the line insert a commence operation on or after January 1, 2002 and use comma "," after "commercial" groundwater or surface water to produce electricity; to provide notice of operation date and contact information for electric power AMENDMENT NO. 42 sales; and to provide for related matters. On page 18, line 20, after "use" insert a comma "," and "sell," Read by title. AMENDMENT NO. 43 Under the rules, the above bill was referred to the Committee on Commerce. On page 18, after "Subparagraph" delete "B(3)" and at the end of the line change "Subsection." to "Paragraph." House and House Concurrent Resolutions Reported by Committee AMENDMENT NO. 44 The following House and House Concurrent Resolutions reported On page 18, line 26, delete the comma "," after "limited to" by committee were taken up and acted upon as follows: AMENDMENT NO. 45 HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 124— BY REPRESENTATIVES WINSTON, R. ALEXANDER, CLARKSON, On page 19, line 1, insert a comma "," after "egress" DARTEZ, DOERGE, DURAND, GLOVER, ILES, L. JACKSON, M. JACKSON, KATZ, MCDONALD, SCHWEGMANN, SHAW, WELCH A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION AMENDMENT NO. 46 To urge and request the Departments of Education, Health and Hospitals, and Social Services to maximize available federal On page 19, line 3, insert a comma "," after "treatment" resources to expand child care assistance. AMENDMENT NO. 47 Read by title. On page 19, line 16, after "under any" delete "other" and change "this Reported favorably by the Committee on Health and Welfare. Section" to "the constitution" On motion of Rep. Rodney Alexander, the resolution was ordered On motion of Rep. Guillory, the amendments were adopted. engrossed and passed to its third reading. Motion HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 129— BY REPRESENTATIVES PITRE, BAUDOIN, DANIEL, FRITH, HILL, ODINET, On motion of Rep. Guillory, the above bill, as amended, was PIERRE, JACK SMITH, AND TOWNSEND referred to the Legislative Bureau. A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To urge and request the President of the United States and to SENATE BILL NO. 1105 (Substitute for Senate Bill No. 812 by memorialize the Congress of the United States to implement the Senator Schedler)— Gulf Hypoxia Action Plan. BY SENATOR SCHEDLER AN ACT Read by title. To enact Part XXV of Chapter 1 of Title 22 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 22:1131 through 1139, Reported favorably by the Committee on Natural Resources. relative to professional employer organizations; to provide for regulation of insurance operations; to authorize professional On motion of Rep. Pierre, the resolution was ordered engrossed employer organizations; to provide benefit plans under certain and passed to its third reading. circumstances; to require workers' compensation insurance coverage on employees; to provide for licensing requirements; to HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 141— BY REPRESENTATIVES WINSTON, R. ALEXANDER, DOERGE, DURAND, provide for exemptions; and to provide for related matters. GLOVER, ILES, L. JACKSON, M. JACKSON, KATZ, MCDONALD, SCHWEGMANN, SHAW, AND WELCH AND SENATOR BAJOIE Read by title. A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To urge and request the Department of Health and Hospitals to Under the rules, the above bill was referred to the Committee on participate fully in any federal grant program that would be Labor and Industrial Relations. beneficial to women with breast cancer, including but not limited to a program which would enhance the state's ability to provide Medicaid coverage to women with breast cancer. Read by title. Reported favorably by the Committee on Health and Welfare.

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On motion of Rep. Rodney Alexander, the resolution was ordered The committee amendments were read as follows: engrossed and passed to its third reading. HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 142— BY REPRESENTATIVES WINSTON, R. ALEXANDER, DOERGE, DURAND, Amendments proposed by House Committee on Natural Resources to GLOVER, ILES, L. JACKSON, M. JACKSON, KATZ, MCDONALD, SCHWEGMANN, SHAW, AND WELCH Engrossed Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 52 by Senator McPherson A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To urge and request the secretary of the Department of Social Services to extend the time allowed for recipients under the Temporary AMENDMENT NO. 1 Assistance to Needy Families to complete education or training. On page 1, line 4, after "any" delete "publicly navigable" and insert in Read by title. lieu thereof "public" and after "gated" delete the remainder of the line and insert a period "." Reported favorably by the Committee on Health and Welfare. AMENDMENT NO. 2 On motion of Rep. Rodney Alexander, the resolution was ordered engrossed and passed to its third reading. On page 1, delete line 5 in its entirety Senate Concurrent Resolutions AMENDMENT NO. 3 Reported by Committee On page 1, line 9, after "1812," delete the remainder of the line and delete line 10 in its entirety and insert in lieu thereof "including the sea The following Senate Concurrent Resolutions reported by and its shores as defined by state law; and" committee were taken up and acted upon as follows: AMENDMENT NO. 4 SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 49— BY SENATOR MCPHERSON A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION On page 1, line 14, after "use" delete "by persons claiming that such To urge and request the office of state lands, and all other state waters were privately owned" departments and agencies, to identify possible state lands that could be designated for public hunting, birding, hiking or other AMENDMENT NO. 5 outdoor recreational uses. On page 1, delete lines 15 and 16 in their entirety and on page 2, delete Read by title. line 1 in its entirety Reported favorably by the Committee on Natural Resources. AMENDMENT NO. 6 On motion of Rep. Pierre, the resolution was ordered passed to its On page 2, line 7, after "navigate" delete the semi-colon ";" and the third reading. word "and" and insert a period "." SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 50— AMENDMENT NO. 7 BY SENATOR MCPHERSON A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION On page 2, delete lines 8 through 11 in their entirety To urge and request the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission and the United States Fish and Wildlife Service to increase the AMENDMENT NO. 8 daily bag and possession limit on wood ducks if recommended by the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries after a biological and On page 2, line 14, after "prior to" delete "any" and insert in lieu thereof feasibility study. "the barricading or gating of a" Read by title. AMENDMENT NO. 9 Reported favorably by the Committee on Natural Resources. On page 2, line 15, delete "publicly navigable" and after "waterway" delete "being barricaded or gated" and insert in lieu thereof "traditionally On motion of Rep. Pierre, the resolution was ordered passed to its used by the public" third reading. AMENDMENT NO. 10 SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 52— BY SENATOR MCPHERSON On page 2, line 19, after the word "blockage" insert a period "." and A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION delete the remainder of the line and delete lines 20 and 21 in their To urge and request the attorney general, the Coastal Zone entirety Management Program and the office of state lands to give the public notice prior to any publicly navigable waterways being On motion of Rep. Pierre, the amendments were adopted. barricaded or gated and to take such action as may be necessary to protect public waters. On motion of Rep. Pierre, the resolution, as amended, was ordered passed to its third reading. Read by title. Reported with amendments by the Committee on Natural Resources.

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SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 53— On page 5, at the end of line 5, after "42:851(A)(1)" and before the BY SENATOR CRAVINS period "." insert "for the state basic health insurance indemnity A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION program" To establish a special committee to study the feasibility of developing work release programs in coordination with private industry within AMENDMENT NO. 5 the confines of correctional facilities. On page 5, line 28, change "division" to "commissioner" Read by title. AMENDMENT NO. 6 Reported with amendments by the Committee on Administration of Criminal Justice. On page 11, line 48, change "100" to "50" The committee amendments were read as follows: AMENDMENT NO. 7 HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS On page 12, line 20, after "counsel" and before "in" insert "to indigent defendants" Amendments proposed by House Committee on Administration of Criminal Justice to Engrossed Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 53 by AMENDMENT NO. 8 Senator Cravins On page 12, line 24, after "capital" and before "defendants" insert AMENDMENT NO. 1 "indigent" On page 3, line 4, after "One" and before "of" change "representatives" AMENDMENT NO. 9 to "representative" On page 12, line 29, after "capital" and before "defendants" insert On motion of Rep. Martiny, the amendments were adopted. "indigent" On motion of Rep. Martiny, the resolution, as amended, was AMENDMENT NO. 10 ordered passed to its third reading. On page 12, between lines 42 and 43, insert the following: House Bills and Joint Resolutions on "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Second Reading Reported by Committee to the Administrative Program for the re-engineering of the Department of Revenue and the Department The following House Bills and Joint Resolutions on second of Social Services $ 500,000 reading reported by committee were taken up and acted upon as follows: Provided, however, that of the funds appropriated herein to the HOUSE BILL NO. 1— Louisiana Indigent Defense Assistance Board, the amount of BY REPRESENTATIVE LEBLANC $3,000,000 shall be allocated for direct assistance to local District Court AN ACT Indigent Defense Offices. Making appropriations for the ordinary expenses of the executive branch of state government, pensions, public schools, public roads, Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) public charities, and state institutions and providing with respect to the Office of Rural Development for the to the expenditure of said appropriations. Louisiana Rural Water Association $ 205,000 Read by title. Payable out of Federal Funds to the Office of Reported with amendments by the Committee on Appropriations. Disability Affairs to provide training and technical assistance to the Louisiana One-Stops to meet The committee amendments were read as follows: the needs of the disabled, including five (5) positions $ 399,920 HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS Payable out of the State General Fund by Amendments proposed by House Committee on Appropriations to Statutory Dedications out of the Environmental Original House Bill No. 1 by Representative LeBlanc Education Fund to the Office of Environmental Education for technology enhancements and AMENDMENT NO. 1 teacher grants $ 62,000 On page 3, at the end of line 7, after "The" and before "of" change Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) "division" to "commissioner" to the Administration Program for the Center for Development and Learning $ 415,000 AMENDMENT NO. 2 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) On page 3, at the beginning of line 11, insert "Section 4.A." for the Louisiana Economic Development Council$ 20,762" AMENDMENT NO. 3 AMENDMENT NO. 11 On page 5, at the beginning of line 4, after "less than" and before "of On page 12, at the end of the line 45, change "10,298,126" to total" change "55.55%" to "58%" "8,298,126" AMENDMENT NO. 4 AMENDMENT NO. 12

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On page 12, at the end of the line 55, change "10,298,126" to Social Services to the Education Program for "8,298,126" for additional slots in the Job Challenge Program, including seven (7) positions $ 251,500 AMENDMENT NO. 13 The program performance indicator for "Number of Students Enrolled" On page 13, delete lines 10 and 11 in their entirety shall be increased from 200 to 260. AMENDMENT NO. 14 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) to the Education Program for expansion of the On page 13, at the end of the line 12, change "10,298,126" to Youth Challenge Program $ 1,000,000 "8,298,126" Provided, however, that the Table of Organization for the Education AMENDMENT NO. 15 Program shall be increased by five (5) positions." On page 13, between lines 12 and 13 insert the following: AMENDMENT NO. 20 "Payable out of the State General Fund by On page 18, between lines 43 and 44, insert the following: Statutory Dedications out of the Allen Parish Local Government Gaming Mitigation Fund "Payable out of the State General Fund by to St. Mary Parish $ 2,500,000" Statutory Dedications out of the Literacy Fund, in accordance with R.S. 47:120.33 $ 1,000 AMENDMENT NO. 16 Payable out of the State General Fund by On page 13, line 55, change "-0.8%" to "-1.8%" Statutory Dedications out of the Community and Technical College Investment Fund for the AMENDMENT NO. 17 Process Technology Program at the Louisiana Technical College-Ascension Campus and for On page 15, after line 45, insert the following: other workforce site projects through the Louisiana Community and Technical College "Payable out the State General Fund by System $ 285,000 Interagency Transfers to the Executive Administration Program to provide manage- Payable out of the State General Fund by ment support for the Louisiana State Racing Interagency Transfers from the Department Commission and the Louisiana Board of of Social Services for education and training Cosmetology, including ten (10) positions $ 510,965 programs, including adult education, basic skills training, job skills training and retention Provided, however, that of the funds appropriated herein, $1,000,000 services $ 10,000,000 in State General Fund (Direct), be it more or less estimated, shall be used to pay the moving expenses incurred by state agencies relocating Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) to new state office buildings." to the Administrative Program for development of the Louisiana Interagency Performance Data AMENDMENT NO. 18 System $ 149,000" On page 16, between lines 30 and 31, insert the following: AMENDMENT NO. 21 "Payable out of the State General Fund by On page 19, after line 56, insert the following: Statutory Dedications out of the Patient's Compensation Fund for two (2) Administrative "Payable out of Federal Funds to the Family Specialists $ 82,095" Violence Program for family violence protection and services $ 111,212 AMENDMENT NO. 19 Payable out of the State General Fund by On page 17, after line 54, insert the following: Interagency Transfers from the Department of Social Services to the Family Violence Program "EXPENDITURES: for domestic abuse prevention services, including Military Program - Authorized Positions (7) training of law enforcement and Department of for operation and maintenance of Esler Field $ 509,000 Social Services personnel $ 4,000,000" TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 509,000 AMENDMENT NO. 22 MEANS OF FINANCE: On page 20, after line 46, insert the following: State General Fund by: Fees and Self-generated Revenues $ 109,000 "Payable out of the State General Fund by Federal Funds $ 400,000 Statutory Dedications out of the New Orleans Area Tourism and Economic Development Fund, TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 509,000 in accordance with R.S. 47:322.38 $ 2,000,000" Payable out of the State General Fund by AMENDMENT NO. 23 Interagency Transfers from the Department of

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On page 22, between lines 42 and 43, insert the following: Annual amount wagered at race tracks and Off-Track Betting Parlors (OTBS) (in millions) $399 "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Cost per race $1,618 to State Programs for Act 108 Academy costs, including three (3) positions $ 206,000 Objective: Through the Licensing and Regulation activity, to test at least 15 horses and 3 humans per live Notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary, the executive race day. director of the Louisiana District Attorneys Association shall not serve Performance Indicators: Percentage of horses testing positive 0.8% as a member of the Louisiana Commission on Law Enforcement and Percentage of humans testing positive 1.9% the Administration of Criminal Justice or of the Integrated Criminal Justice Information System Policy Board." Objective: Through the Breeder Awards activity, to continue to issue 100% of the breeder awards within 60 AMENDMENT NO. 24 days of a race. Performance Indicators: On page 23, at the end of line 19, change "$3.42" to "$3.72" Percent of awards issued within 60 days of race 100% AMENDMENT NO. 25 Annual amount of breeder awards paid $2,439,895 On page 23, between lines 36 and 37, insert the following: TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 8,245,087 "EXPENDITURES: MEANS OF FINANCE: Administrative - Authorized Positions (1) $ 35,495 State General Fund by: Contact Assistance - Authorized Positions (4) $ 144,510 Fees & Self-generated Revenues $ 5,745,087 Statutory Dedications: TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 180,005 Video Draw Poker Device Purse Supplement Fund $ 2,500,000 MEANS OF FINANCE: State General Fund (Direct) $ 147,206 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 8,245,087 State General Fund by: Fees & Self-generated Revenues $ 32,799 01-255 OFFICE OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 180,005" EXPENDITURES: Office of Financial Institutions Program - AMENDMENT NO. 26 Authorized Positions (127) $ 7,369,994 Program Description: Licenses, charters, supervises On page 25, after line 48, insert the following: and examines state-chartered depository financial institutions and certain financial service providers, including retail sales finance businesses, mortgage "Payable out of the State General Fund by lenders, and consumer and mortgage loan brokers. Statutory Dedications out of the Louisiana Senior Also, licenses and oversees securities activities in Citizens Trust Fund for programs recommended Louisiana. The Louisiana Consumer Education Fund by the Louisiana Senior Citizens Trust Fund Board $ 25,000 provides information to consumers and lenders con- cerning consumer credit laws. Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) to the Parish Council on Aging Program for Objective: Through the Depository Institutions activity, to proactively supervise 100% of state chartered restoration of reductions in formula funding $ 486,092 depository institutions by conducting 100% of scheduled examinations, reporting the examination results within Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) one month of receipt of the draft report, and acting on to the Senior Centers Program for restorations complaints within 10 days of receipt. in formula funding $ 364,115 Performance Indicators: Percentage of examinations conducted as scheduled – banks/thrifts 95% 01-254 LOUISIANA STATE RACING COMMISSION Percentage of examinations conducted as scheduled – credit unions 100% EXPENDITURES: Percentage of examination reports processed Louisiana State Racing Commission Program - within one month – banks/thrifts 90% Authorized Positions (74) $ 8,245,087 Percentage of examination reports processed within one month – credit unions 90% Program Description: Promulgates and enforces rules Percentage of complaints acted upon and regulations and administers state laws regulating within 10 days – banks/thrifts 97.6% the horse racing industry, including the issuance of Percentage of complaints acted upon licenses, registration of horses, and administration of within 10 days – credit unions 100% payment of breeder awards. Objective: Through the Nondepository activity, to Objective: Through the Executive Administration proactively supervise 100% of nondepository financial activity, to oversee all horse racing and related wagering services providers by conducting 100% of scheduled and to maintain administrative expenses at less than 25% examinations, investigating 100% of reports of of all self-generated revenue. unlicensed operations within 10 days, and acting upon Performance Indicators: written complaints within 30 days. Administrative expenses as a percentage Performance Indicators: of self-generated revenue 22.8% Percentage of scheduled examinations conducted 100%

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operating unlicensed 100% Percentage of licenses issued to exams Percentage of companies closed or license administered not required 57.8% Cosmetology 85% Total number of violations cited 866 Manicuring 88% Total monies refunded or rebated to Esthetician 83% consumers from cited violations $151,000 Teacher 75% Percentage of written complaints acted upon within 30 days 100% Objective: Through the Testing and Licensing activity, Total amount of refunds or rebates to to decrease the turnaround time for licenses issued, to 3.5 consumers resulting from complaints $29,000 weeks. Performance Indicators: Objective: Through the Nondepository Activity's Renewal time frame (in weeks) 3.5 Consumer Credit Education Fund, to provide toll-free Total number of licenses issued 43,340 access to information regarding the regulation of Louisiana nondepository entities to 100% of Louisiana Objective: Through the Investigation and Enforcement residents and nondepository financial services providers. activity, to complete 85% of the installation and Performance Indicator: implementation of the new computer system for the Number of phone calls received from purpose of tracking pertinent information, such as the consumers and lenders on toll-free line 2,500 number of violations issued, in order to decrease over time the number of violations issued, as result of the Objective: Through the Securities activity, to continue distribution of information. to conduct compliance examinations and investigations, Performance Indicators: where warranted, of 100% of registered Broker Dealers Percentage of installation and implementation and Investment Advisors located in the State of Louisiana of computer system completed 85% as scheduled in cooperation with federal regulators. Number of violations issued 950 Performance Indicator: Percentage of compliance examinations TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 1,493,557 conducted of Louisiana broker dealers and investment advisors 100% MEANS OF FINANCE: Objective: Through the Securities activity, to process State General Fund by: 100% of all applications for licenses and requests for Fees & Self-generated Revenues from Prior authorization of offerings within 30 days of receipt. and Current Year Collections $ 1,493,557 Performance Indicator: Number of applications for licenses received for investment advisors, broker dealers, TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 1,493,557" and agents 90,000 AMENDMENT NO. 27 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 7,369,994 On page 27, between lines 29 and 30, insert the following: MEANS OF FINANCE: State General Fund by: "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Fees & Self-generated Revenues $ 7,365,494 through the Museum and Other Operations Statutory Dedications: Program to the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum Louisiana Consumer Credit Education in Shreveport for two (2) laborer positions $ 20,000 Fund $ 4,500 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 7,369,994 through the Museum and Other Operations Program for the Louisiana Cotton Museum Payable out of the State General Fund by Fees in Lake Providence, including one (1) position $ 20,000 and Self-generated Revenues to the Office of Financial Institutions Program, including two (2) Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) positions $ 96,221 to the Museum and Other Operations Program for expenses related to the Louisiana Delta 01-259 LOUISIANA STATE BOARD OF COSMETOLOGY Music Museum, in the event that House Bill No. 842 of the 2001 Regular Session of the EXPENDITURES: Legislature is enacted into law $ 107,000 State Board of Cosmetology - Authorized Positions (31) $ 1,493,557 Provided, however, that in the event that House Bill No. 1943 of the Program Description: Promulgates and enforces 2001 Regular Session of the Legislature, which provides for the transfer rules and regulations and administers state laws of the Edward Douglass White Historic Site from the Secretary of State regulating the cosmetology industry, including issu- to the Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism, Office of State ance of licenses for cosmetologists and registration of Museum, is enacted into law, the commissioner of administration is salons and cosmetology schools. hereby directed to reduce the appropriation to the Museum and Other Objective: Through the Administrative activity, to Operations Program out of the State General Fund (Direct) by $40,868, maintain the pass/fail ratio at 85% through the to reduce the appropriation by Fees and Self-generated Revenues by establishment of consistent testing procedures. $1,040, and to reduce the authorized positions in the Museum and Performance Indicators: Other Operations Program by two (2) positions." Percentage of students passing exams and receiving initial license 85% Cost per exam $22.92 AMENDMENT NO. 28 On page 30, line 26, change "11,388,658" to "10,447,386" AMENDMENT NO. 29

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On page 30, line 32, change "3,129,812" to "4,071,084" Animal Health Services Program - Authorized Positions (8) $ 352,236 AMENDMENT NO. 30 Agro-Consumer Services Program - Authorized Positions (3) $ 159,182 On page 30, between lines 35 and 36, insert the following: Forestry Program - Authorized Positions (7) $ 435,385 Soil and Water Conservation Program $ 8,319 "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) to the Civil Law and Medicaid Fraud Program for TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 1,687,134 additional funding for the Community Living Ombudsman Program to increase services in MEANS OF FINANCE: Regions 3, 4, and 9 $ 124,800 State General Fund (Direct) $ 1,687,134 Payable out of the State General Fund by TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 1,687,134 Fees and Self-generated Revenues for additional costs associated with office relocation $ 350,000" Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) through the Agro-Consumer Services Program AMENDMENT NO. 31 to the Dairy Stabilization Board for expenses related to ratification of the Southern On page 34, between lines 28 and 29, insert the following: Regional Dairy Compact $ 50,000" "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) AMENDMENT NO. 39 through the Administration Program for the Louisiana Retirement Development Commission $ 109,000" On page 41, at the end of line 39, change "3,750,877" to "3,588,059" AMENDMENT NO. 32 AMENDMENT NO. 40 On page 36, between lines 18 and 19, insert the following: On page 41, at the end of line 39, change "71" to "65" "Payable out of the State General Fund by AMENDMENT NO. 41 Statutory Dedications out of the Incentive Fund for the purposes of providing funding for the On page 42, delete lines 1 and 2 in their entirety Exceptional Performance and Gainsharing Incentive Program, in the event that House Bill No. AMENDMENT NO. 42 1602 of the 2001 Regular Session of the Legislature is enacted into law $ 4,000,000" On page 42, at the end of line 34, change "196" to "202" AMENDMENT NO. 33 AMENDMENT NO. 43 On page 38, line 35, change "55,002,977" to "51,567,126" On page 42, at the end of line 34, change "16,678,402" to "16,841,220" AMENDMENT NO. 34 AMENDMENT NO. 44 On page 41, line 10, change "107,340,912" to "103,905,061" On page 43, line 30, after "financial examinations" delete the comma "," AMENDMENT NO. 35 and delete the remainder of the line and insert "and analyses, premium tax examinations, and market conduct examinations." On page 41, line 12, change "31,999,772" to "29,999,772" AMENDMENT NO. 45 AMENDMENT NO. 36 On page 43, between lines 37 and 38, insert the following: On page 41, line 27, change "3,435,851" to "2,000,000" "Additional taxes and penalties assessed as AMENDMENT NO. 37 a result of audits (in millions) $1.8" On page 41, line 29, change "107,340,912" to "103,905,061" AMENDMENT NO. 46 AMENDMENT NO. 38 On page 45, delete lines 11 through 53 in their entirety, and delete pages 46 through 51 in their entirety and insert in lieu thereof the On page 41, between lines 36 and 37, insert the following: following: "EXPENDITURES: "05-251 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY Management and Finance Program - Authorized Positions (7) $ 438,255 EXPENDITURES: Marketing Program - Authorized Positions (2) $ 61,496 Executive & Administration Program - Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Program - Authorized Positions (29) $ 3,033,421 Program Description: Provides leadership, support Authorized Positions (5) $ 232,261 services, legal services, and policy analyses to agency staff; regulatory assistance to clients; and assistance to sub-state economic development organizations.

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Performance Information: Objectives and Performance indicators related to this appropriation Cluster Services Program - shall be submitted by the Department of Economic Authorized Positions (17) $ 1,959,271 Development, no later than September 15, 2001, for Program Description: Markets Louisiana to targeted approval by the Commissioner of Administration and clusters of in-state, out-of-state and international the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget. businesses; assists potential and existing Louisiana exporters; maintains foreign offices to provide entree TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 3,033,421 into various global markets.

MEANS OF FINANCE: Performance Information: Objectives and Perfor- State General Fund (Direct) $ 2,507,024 mance indicators related to this appropriation shall be State General Fund by: submitted by the Department of Economic Fees & Self-generated Revenues $ 196,140 Development, no later than September 15, 2001, for approval by the Commissioner of Administration and Statutory Dedications: the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget. Louisiana Economic Development Fund $ 330,257 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 58,622,341 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 3,033,421 MEANS OF FINANCE: Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) State General Fund (Direct) $ 28,933,443 to the Executive and Administration Program State General Fund by: for technology expenses associated with making Interagency Transfers $ 50,000 the department "e-ready", contingent upon Fees & Self-generated Revenues $ 2,758,018 enactment of House Bill No. 1565 of the 2001 Statutory Dedications: Regular Session of the Legislature, which provides Marketing Fund $ 2,221,038 for the transfer of funds from the Technology Small Business Surety Bonding Fund $ 2,000,000 Innovations Fund to the State General Fund $ 1,000,000 Louisiana Economic Development Fund $ 22,559,842 Federal Funds $ 100,000 05-252 OFFICE OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 58,622,341 EXPENDITURES: Business Services - Authorized Positions (25) $ 33,794,372 EXPENDITURES: Program Description: Encourages and assists in the start-up and expansion of business and industry; Film and Video - Authorized Positions (2) $ 508,912 provides technical and financial assistance to economi- Program Description: Facilitates film and video cally disadvantaged contractors and businesses; production in Louisiana by providing location informa- provides international expertise to develop and opti- tion, assistance with the procurement of local technical mize global opportunities for trade and inbound support and personnel, and help to obtain the coopera- investments; provides local partnering services for tion of various governmental entities when necessary. community development projects; provides communi- cation, advertising and marketing research activities; Objective: To sustain the direct economic impact of the provides economic development grant writing and film and video industry on the state to at least administration activities; provides for music, film and $48,300,000. video development and promotion. This program Performance Indicator: administers initiatives based on technology develop- Dollars left behind by on-location ment and innovation. Provides funding for a loan filming $48,300,000 guarantee for $2 million with respect to financing of the Alliance Compressor Plan in Natchitoches. The TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 508,912 loan guarantee is expected to be completed in FY 05- 06. MEANS OF FINANCING: State General Fund (Direct) $ 453,912 Performance Information: Objectives and State General Fund by: Performance indicators related to this appropriation shall be submitted by the Department of Economic Fees & Self-generated Revenues $ 55,000 Development, no later than September 15, 2001 for approval by the Commissioner of Administration and TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 508,912 the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget. Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Resource Services - Authorized Positions (19) $ 22,868,698 for expenses associated with the reorganization Program Description: Administers the department's of the Department of Economic Development $ 1,000,000 financial assistance and capital programs for Louisi- ana businesses by providing matching funds, venture Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) capital, and issuing loan guarantees and other finan- cial mechanisms; acts as staff for the State Board of to the Business Services Program for the Bridge Commerce and Industry; administers various tax Program $ 200,000 exemption programs, the Workforce Development and Training Program, and the Economic Development Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Award Program through cooperative agreements with to the Business Services Program for expenses private companies and public agencies. of the Governor's Military Advisory Board $ 150,000 Performance Information: Objectives and Perfor- mance indicators related to this appropriation shall be Payable out of the State General Fund by submitted by the Department of Economic Interagency Transfers from the Department of Development, no later than September 15, 2001, for Social Services, Office of Family Support, to the approval by the Commissioner of Administration and Business Services Program for micro-enterprise the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget. development, including two (2) positions $ 2,000,000

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Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) The appropriation contained herein for the Edward Douglass White to the Business Services Program for expenses Historic Site shall be effective only in the event that House Bill No. associated with the Sugar Bowl $ 1,000,000 1943 of the 2001 Regular Session of the Legislature transferring the museum from the Secretary of State to the Department of Culture, Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Recreation and Tourism is enacted into law. to the Business Services Program for the Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation to support the New Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Orleans Bowl $ 300,000 through the Museum program for expenses related to digitizing photographs for Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) inclusion on the Internet $ 95,000" to the Business Services Program for expenses associated with the Independence Bowl $ 300,000 AMENDMENT NO. 49 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) On page 54, between lines 26 and 27, insert the following: to the Business Services Program for the Port of Iberia for the planning and development of the "Payable out of the State General Fund by use of the terminal and docking facilities for Statutory Dedications out of the Louisiana State Parks Land Acquisition Trust Fund to small cruise ships $ 100,000 the Parks and Recreation Program for expenses Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) related to the Audubon Golf Trail, in the event to the Business Services Program for technology- that House Bill No. 1957 of the 2001 Regular based economic development initiatives through Session of the Legislature is enacted into law $ 428,717" the Lafayette Economic Development Authority $ 5,000,000 AMENDMENT NO. 50 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) On page 55, between lines 29 and 30, insert the following: to the Business Services Program for the Greater Baton Rouge Economic Partnership, Inc. to "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) develop a regional cluster-based economic through the Cultural Development Program to development plan $ 200,000 the Creole Heritage Foundation $ 80,000 Provided, however, that of the funds appropriated herein, $200,000 Payable out of the State General Fund by shall be allocated to the St. Martin Parish Police Jury to provide Interagency Transfers from the Department technical assistance related to the closure of the Martin Mills facility." of Environmental Quality (DEQ) for partial funding of one (1) position in the Cultural AMENDMENT NO. 47 Development program for archaeological review of permits submitted by DEQ $ 22,486 On page 52, between lines 38 and 39, insert the following: Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) through the Cultural Development Program for the Red River Development Council, including for the Louisiana Regional Folklife Program to one (1) position $ 67,581 fund the program's two remaining regions $ 100,000 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) for restoration of funding in the Management and The Commissioner of Administration shall increase the Table of Finance Program, including three (3) positions $ 150,000 Organization in the Cultural Development Program by two (2) positions." Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) through the Administration Program for the AMENDMENT NO. 51 operating expenses of the Mississippi River Road Commission, in the event that House Bill On page 55, delete lines 30 through 46 in their entirety No. 560 of the 2001 Regular Session of the Legislature is enacted into law $ 100,000" AMENDMENT NO. 52 AMENDMENT NO. 48 On page 56, line 11, change "13,032,339" to "13,321,339" On page 53, after line 46, insert the following: AMENDMENT NO. 53 "EXPENDITURES: On page 56, line 19, change "1,976,428" to "1,803,428" Office of State Museum for the Edward Douglass White Historic Site - AMENDMENT NO. 54 Authorized Positions (2) $ 41,908 On page 56, line 28, change "1,636,799" to "1,520,799" TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 41,908 AMENDMENT NO. 55 MEANS OF FINANCE: State General Fund (Direct) $ 40,868 On page 56, after line 43, insert the following: State General Fund by: Fees and Self-generated Revenues $ 1,040 "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) to the Marketing Program for expenses related TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 41,908 to the Women's Bassmasters Classic Tournament in Alexandria $ 40,000

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Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) to the Marketing Program for expenses related for continuation of the Chacahoula Watershed to hosting the 2001 Redfish Tournament $ 50,000 Plan permitting process, including permitting relative to the parishes of St. Mary, Lafourche, Payable out of the State General Fund by Terrebonne, and Assumption $ 75,000 Fees & Self-generated Revenues to restore reductions in the Office of Tourism $ 56,000 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) through the Water Resources Program for the Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) operating expenses of the Amite River Basin through the Marketing Program to the New Commission $ 200,000 Orleans Classic Foundation for promotional and operational expenses $ 100,000 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) through the Water Resources Program to the Fifth Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Levee District Board for the main Mississippi through the Marketing Program for state match River levee $ 150,000 for federal funding and for the support of the development of the plans for the Historic Music Payable out of the State General Fund by Village in Shreveport $ 250,000 Statutory Dedications out of the Transportation Trust Fund - Regular to the Water Resources Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Program for monitoring water wells in the through the Marketing Program for expenses Alexandria area $ 100,000" related to the Sci-Port Discovery Center in Shreveport $ 200,000 AMENDMENT NO. 64 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) On page 61, between lines 20 and 21, insert the following: to the Marketing Program for additional expenses $ 100,000" "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) for repairs to a drain and drinking water pipe AMENDMENT NO. 56 at Elgin's Springs on Louisiana Highway No. 2 in Union Parish $ 25,000" On page 57, line 15, after "personnel" and before "and other", insert "program analysis, grants management," AMENDMENT NO. 65 AMENDMENT NO. 57 On page 61, delete lines 21 through 53 in their entirety, and delete pages 62 through 79 in their entirety, and on page 80 delete lines 1 On page 57, at the beginning of the line 19, change "15%" to "6.7%" through 17 in their entirety, and insert the following: AMENDMENT NO. 58 "SCHEDULE 08 On page 57, at the end of line 21, change "15%" to "6.7%" DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS AMENDMENT NO. 59 CORRECTIONS SERVICES On page 58, line 19, change "3,152,006" to "2,427,006" 08-400 CORRECTIONS - ADMINISTRATION AMENDMENT NO. 60 EXPENDITURES: On page 59, line 6, change "17,398,346" to "16,673,346" Office of the Secretary - Authorized Positions (21)$ 1,533,818 Program Description: Provides departmentwide AMENDMENT NO. 61 administration, policy development, financial manage- ment and audit functions; also maintains the Crime Victims Services Bureau and is responsible for imple- On page 59, line 14, change "6,337,526" to "5,612,526" mentation of and reporting on Project Clean-Up. Objective: To maintain American Correctional AMENDMENT NO. 62 Association (ACA) accreditation departmentwide. Performance Indicator: On page 59, line 16, change "17,398,346" to "16,673,346" Percentage of department institutions and functions with ACA accreditation 100% AMENDMENT NO. 63 Objective: To oversee implementation of Project Clean- On page 59, between lines 16 and 17, insert the following: Up in state adult and juvenile institutions, maintaining an overall average project service level of at least 19,000 man-hours per week. "Payable out of the State General Fund by Performance Indicator: Statutory Dedications out of the General Aviation Overall average project service level and Reliever Airport Maintenance Grant Program (in man hours per week) 19,000 Fund to the Aviation Program for grants as provided by R.S. 2:901-904 $ 200,000 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) through the Aviation Program for operating expenses of the Louisiana Airport Authority $ 220,000

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Office of Management and Finance - Systemwide average monthly enrollment in Authorized Positions (138) $ 25,681,528 literacy program 1,593 Program Description: Has responsibility for fiscal Percentage of the eligible population participating in education activities 29% services, information services, food services, mainte- Percentage of the eligible population on a nance and construction, performance audit, training, waiting list for educational activities 20% procurement and contractual review, and human resource programs of the department as well as the Prison Enterprises Division. Ensures that the depart- Objective: To improve the service at the geriatric and ment's resources are accounted for in accordance with chronic convalescent facility for male inmates in Caddo Parish; improve efficiency and effectiveness of medical applicable laws and regulations. services through telemedicine projects at Wade Correctional Center and Louisiana State Penitentiary at Objective: To account for and efficiently manage Angola; and provide continuity of care whenever resources while upholding laws and regulations; educate possible. and monitor units' fiscal matters through monthly Performance Indicator: completion of C-05-001 reports; and maintain Systemwide average cost for health department accreditation. services per inmate day $5.54 Performance Indicators: Number of grants administered 22 Dollar amount of grants administered Pardon Board - Authorized Positions (7) $ 318,331 (in millions) $29.1 Program Description: Recommends clemency relief for offenders who have shown that they have been rehabilitated and have been or can become law-abid- Adult Services - Authorized Positions (11) $ 2,969,033 ing citizens. No recommendation is implemented until Program Description: Provides administrative the Governor signs the recommendation. oversight and support of the operational programs of the adult correctional institutions; leads and directs the department's audit team, which conducts opera- General Performance Information: tional audits of all adult and juvenile institutions and Number of case hearings (FY 1999-2000) 222 assists all units with maintenance of ACA accredita- Number of cases recommended to the tion; and supports the Administrative Remedy Proce- governor (FY 1999-2000) 65 dure (inmate grievance and disciplinary appeals). Number of cases approved by governor (FY 1999-2000) 36 General Performance Information: Louisiana's rank nationwide in incarceration Objective: To provide timely hearings and objectively rate (1999 year end) 1st review and make recommendations on applications for Louisiana's rank among southern states in clemency. average cost per day per inmate housed Performance Indicator: in state institutions (July 1, 2000) 2nd lowest Number of case hearings 244 Average daily cost per inmate in Louisiana adult correctional facilities systemwide Parole Board - Authorized Positions (15) $ 594,343 (FY 1999-2000) $31.93 Program Description: Determines the time and Average daily cost per inmate in Louisiana conditions of releases on parole of all adult offenders adult correctional facilities, systemwide who are eligible for parole; determines and imposes (estimated FY 2001-02) $32.35 sanctions for violations of parole; and administers Number of telemedicine contacts 868 medical parole and revocations. The Parole Board Recidivism rate (5-year follow-up) 52.5% membership is appointed by the Governor and con- firmed by the State Senate. Objective: To maintain American Correctional Association (ACA) accreditation and population limits. General Performance Information: Performance Indicators: (All data are for FY 1999-2000) Percentage of adult institutions that are Number of parole hearings 3,020 accredited by ACA 100% Number of paroles granted 611 Percentage compliance with court-ordered Number of parole revocation hearings population limits 100% conducted 1,669 Number of paroles revoked with hearings 1,386 Objective: To continue to maximize available capacity Number of paroles revoked without hearings 4,063 and provide services in the most efficient and effective Number of medical paroles 2 manner possible. Performance Indicators: Objective: To conduct timely hearings and make Total bed capacity, all adult institutions, at appropriate recommendations based on objective review. end of fiscal year 18,808 Performance Indicators: Inmate population as a percentage of Number of parole hearings conducted 3,100 maximum design capacity 100% Number of parole revocation hearings conducted 1,750 Objective: To continue to coordinate and monitor the provision of basic/broad-based educational programs to TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 31,097,053 adult inmates who are motivated to take advantage of these services and have demonstrated behavior that would enable them to function within an educational MEANS OF FINANCE: setting. State General Fund (Direct) $ 20,009,563 Performance Indicators: State General Fund by: Systemwide average monthly enrollment in Interagency Transfers $ 3,850,211 adult basic education program 1,043 Fees & Self-generated Revenues $ 828,432 Systemwide number receiving GED 616 Federal Funds $ 6,408,847 Systemwide average monthly enrollment in vo-tech program 1,095 Systemwide number receiving vo-tech TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 31,097,053 certificate 1,216 Payable out of the State General Fund by Interagency Transfers from the Department of

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Social Services to the Office of the Secretary prises approximately 7.6% of the total institution for the Job Skills Education Program ($1,000,000), budget. Project Metamorphosis ($400,000), and Project Objective: To allow for maximum participation of Return ($1,600,000) $ 3,000,000 healthy inmates in institutional programs to the greatest extent possible on a daily basis. 08-401 C. PAUL PHELPS CORRECTIONAL CENTER Performance Indicators: Average cost for health services per inmate day $3.60 EXPENDITURES: Percentage of inmates on regular duty 99.3% Administration - Authorized Positions (16) $ 1,503,954 Program Description: Provides administration and Auxiliary Account $ 650,000 institutional support. Administration includes the Account Description: Allows inmates to use their warden, institution business office, and ACA accredita- accounts to purchase consumer items from the institu- tion reporting efforts. Institutional support includes tion's canteen. telephone expenses, utilities, postage, Office of Risk Management insurance, and lease-purchase of equip- TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 15,456,905 ment. Administration and institutional support com- prise approximately 4.0% and 4.8%, respectively, of the total institution budget. The average cost per MEANS OF FINANCE: inmate day is approximately $43.43. State General Fund (Direct) $ 14,424,204 State General Fund by: Objective: To maintain ACA accreditation standards Interagency Transfers $ 122,392 while continuing to provide services in the most Fees & Self-generated Revenues $ 910,309 economical, efficient, and effective way possible. Performance Indicator: TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 15,456,905 Percentage of unit that is ACA accredited 100% Incarceration - Authorized Positions (297) $ 11,973,486 08-402 LOUISIANA STATE PENITENTIARY Program Description: Provides security; services related to the custody and care (inmate classification EXPENDITURES: and record keeping and basic necessities such as food, Administration - Authorized Positions (44) $ 9,531,066 clothing, and laundry) for 934 minimum and medium Program Description: Provides administration and custody inmates; maintenance and support of the institutional support. Administration includes the facility and equipment; and Project Clean-Up. The warden, institution business office, and ACA accredita- Incarceration Program comprises approximately tion reporting efforts. Institutional support includes 78.9% of the total institution budget. telephone expenses, utilities, postage, Office of Risk Management insurance, and lease-purchase of equip- Objective: To prohibit escapes. ment. Administration and institutional support com- Performance Indicator: prise approximately 2.2% and 7.4%, respectively, of Number of escapes 0 the total institution budget. The average cost per inmate day is approximately $47.76. Objective: To protect staff and inmates from security breaches on a 24-hour basis. Objective: To maintain ACA accreditation standards Performance Indicator: while continuing to provide services in the most Number of inmates per corrections security officer 3.4 economical, efficient, and effective way possible. Performance Indicator: Rehabilitation - Authorized Positions (3) $ 103,602 Percentage of unit that is ACA accredited 100% Program Description: Provides rehabilitation oppor- tunities to offenders through literacy, academic, and Incarceration - Authorized Positions (1,535) $ 66,009,199 vocational programs, religious guidance programs, Program Description: Provides security; services recreational programs, on-the-job training, and institu- related to the custody and care (inmate classification tional work programs. The Rehabilitation Program and record keeping and basic necessities such as food, comprises approximately 0.6% of the total institution clothing, and laundry) for 5,108 maximum custody budget. inmates; maintenance and support of the facility and equipment; and Project Clean-Up. The Incarceration Objective: To maximize the opportunity for inmates to Program comprises approximately 71.6% of the total participate in academic, vocational, and literacy activities institution budget. on an annual basis. Performance Indicators: Objective: To prohibit escapes. Average monthly enrollment in adult basic Performance Indicator: education program 100 Number of escapes 0 Number of inmates receiving GED 30 Average monthly enrollment in vo-tech program 84 Objective: To protect staff and inmates from security Number of inmates receiving vo-tech certificate 54 breaches on a 24-hour basis. Average monthly enrollment in literacy program 35 Performance Indicator: Percentage of eligible population participating Number of inmates per corrections security officer 3.5 in educational activities 25% Percentage of eligible population on a waiting Rehabilitation - Authorized Positions (9) $ 649,403 list for educational activities 25% Program Description: Provides rehabilitation oppor- tunities to offenders through literacy, academic, and Health Services - Authorized Positions (16) $ 1,225,863 vocational programs, religious guidance programs, Program Description: Provides medical services recreational programs, on-the-job training, and institu- (including a 10-bed medical observation unit), dental tional work programs. The Rehabilitation Program services, mental health services, and substance abuse comprises approximately 0.7% of the total institution counseling (including a substance abuse coordinator budget. and both Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anony- Objective: To maximize the opportunity for inmates to mous activities). The Health Services Program com- participate in academic, vocational, and literacy activities on an annual basis.

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Performance Indicators: Objective: To protect staff and inmates from security Average monthly enrollment in adult basic breaches on a 24-hour basis. education program 180 Performance Indicator: Number of inmates receiving GED 70 Number of inmates per corrections security officer 5.0 Average monthly enrollment in vo-tech program 100 Number of inmates receiving vo-tech certificate 45 Rehabilitation - Authorized Positions (3) $ 179,517 Average monthly enrollment in literacy program 850 Program Description: Provides rehabilitation oppor- Percentage of eligible population participating in educational activities 36% tunities to offenders through literacy, academic, and Percentage of eligible population on a waiting vocational programs, religious guidance programs, list for educational activities 20% recreational programs, on-the-job training, and institutional work programs. The Rehabilitation Program comprises approximately 1.0% of the total Health Services - Authorized Positions (164) $ 12,857,754 institution budget. Program Description: Provides medical services (including a 90-bed hospital), dental services, mental Objective: To maximize the opportunity for inmates to health services, and substance abuse counseling participate in academic, vocational, and literacy activities (including a substance abuse coordinator and both on an annual basis. Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous Performance Indicators: activities). The Health Services Program comprises Average monthly enrollment in adult basic approximately 14.5% of the total institution budget. education program 100 Number of inmates receiving GED 75 Objective: To allow for maximum participation of Average monthly enrollment in vo-tech program 90 healthy inmates in institutional programs to the greatest Number of inmates receiving vo-tech certificate 58 extent possible on a daily basis. Average monthly enrollment in literacy program 160 Performance Indicators: Percentage of eligible population participating Average cost for health services per inmate day $6.90 in educational activities 28% Percentage of inmates on regular duty 98.3% Percentage of eligible population on a waiting list for educational activities 19% Auxiliary Account $ 3,500,000 Account Description: Allows inmates to use their Health Services - Authorized Positions (29) $ 1,918,842 accounts to purchase consumer items from the institu- Program Description: Provides medical services tion's canteen. (including an infirmary unit), dental services, mental health services, and substance abuse counseling TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 92,547,422 (including a substance abuse coordinator and both Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous activities). The Health Services Program comprises MEANS OF FINANCE: approximately 11.3% of the total institution budget. State General Fund (Direct) $ 86,241,428 State General Fund by: Objective: To allow for maximum participation of Fees & Self-generated Revenues $ 6,305,994 healthy inmates in institutional programs to the greatest extent possible on a daily basis. TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 92,547,422 Performance Indicators: Average cost for health services per inmate day $3.42 Percentage of inmates on regular duty 99.8% 08-405 AVOYELLES CORRECTIONAL CENTER Auxiliary Account $ 950,000 EXPENDITURES: Account Description: Allows inmates to use their Administration - Authorized Positions (16) $ 1,886,422 accounts to purchase consumer items from the institu- Program Description: Provides administration and tion's canteen. institutional support. Administration includes the warden, institution business office, and ACA accredita- TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 18,242,984 tion reporting efforts. Institutional support includes telephone expenses, utilities, postage, Office of Risk Management insurance, and lease-purchase of equip- MEANS OF FINANCE: ment. Administration and institutional support com- State General Fund (Direct) $ 17,023,580 prise approximately 4.5% and 5.7%, respectively, of State General Fund by: the total institution budget. The average cost per Interagency Transfer $ 62,808 inmate day is approximately $30.80. Fees & Self-generated Revenues $ 1,156,596 Objective: To maintain ACA accreditation standards while continuing to provide services in the most TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 18,242,984 economical, efficient, and effective way possible. Performance Indicator: 08-406 LOUISIANA CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTE Percentage of unit that is ACA accredited 100% FOR WOMEN Incarceration - Authorized Positions (332) $ 13,308,203 EXPENDITURES: Program Description: Provides security; services Administration - Authorized Positions (24) $ 1,487,012 related to the custody and care (inmate classification Program Description: Provides administration and and record keeping and basic necessities such as food, institutional support. Administration includes the clothing, and laundry) for 1,538 minimum and medium warden, institution business office, and ACA accredita- custody inmates; maintenance and support of the tion reporting efforts. Institutional support includes facility and equipment; and Project Clean-Up. The telephone expenses, utilities, postage, Office of Risk Incarceration Program comprises approximately Management insurance, and lease-purchase of equip- 72.1% of the total institution budget. ment. Administration and institutional support com- prise approximately 6.17% and 2.36%, respectively, of Objective: To prohibit escapes. the total institution budget. The average cost per Performance Indicator: inmate day is approximately $39.26. Number of escapes 0

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Objective: To maintain ACA accreditation standards MEANS OF FINANCE: while continuing to provide services in the most State General Fund (Direct) $ 14,127,472 economical, efficient, and effective way possible. Performance Indicator: State General Fund by: Percentage of unit that is ACA accredited 100% Interagency Transfers $ 39,175 Fees & Self-generated Revenues $ 1,261,691 Incarceration - Authorized Positions (275) $ 9,802,347 Program Description: Provides security; services TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 15,428,338 related to the custody and care (inmate classification and record keeping and basic necessities such as food, 08-407 WINN CORRECTIONAL CENTER clothing, and laundry) for 1,000 female offenders of all custody classes; maintenance and support of the facility and equipment; and Project Clean-Up. The EXPENDITURES: Incarceration Program comprises approximately Administration $ 92,666 65.5% of the total institution budget. Program Description: Includes heating and air conditioning service contracts, risk management Objective: To prohibit escapes. premiums, and major repairs. The Administration Performance Indicator: Program comprises approximately 2.3% of the total Number of escapes 0 institution budget. The average cost per inmate day is approximately $27.20. Objective: To protect staff and inmates from security breaches on a 24-hour basis. Objective: To maintain ACA accreditation standards Performance Indicator: while continuing to provide services in the most Number of inmates per corrections security officer 3.9 economical, efficient, and effective way possible. Performance Indicator: Percentage of unit that is ACA accredited 100% Rehabilitation - Authorized Positions (5) $ 226,891 Program Description: Provides rehabilitation oppor- tunities to offenders through literacy, academic, and Purchase of Correctional Services $ 15,177,811 vocational programs, religious guidance programs, Program Description: Privately managed correc- recreational programs, on-the-job training, and institu- tional facility operated by Corrections Corporation of tional work programs. The Rehabilitation Program America; provides work, academic, and vocational comprises approximately 1.5% of the total institution programs and necessary level of security for 1,538 budget. inmates; operates Prison Enterprises garment factory; provides renovation and maintenance programs for buildings. The Purchase of Correctional Services Objective: To maximize the opportunity for inmates to Program comprises approximately 97.7% of the total participate in academic, vocational, and literacy activities institution budget. on an annual basis. Performance Indicators: Average monthly enrollment in adult basic Objective: To prohibit escapes. education program 55 Performance Indicator: Number of inmates receiving GED 36 Number of escapes 0 Average monthly enrollment in vo-tech program 86 Number of inmates receiving vo-tech certificate 46 Objective: To protect staff and inmates from security Average monthly enrollment in literacy program 94 breaches on a 24-hour basis. Percentage of eligible population participating Performance Indicator: in educational activities 31% Number of inmates per corrections security officer 6.1 Percentage of eligible population on a waiting list for educational activities 34% Objective: To maximize the opportunity for inmates to participate in academic, vocational, and literacy activities Health Services - Authorized Positions (39) $ 2,812,088 on an annual basis. Program Description: Provides medical services, Performance Indicators: dental services, mental health services, and substance Average monthly enrollment in adult basic abuse counseling (including a substance abuse coordi- education program 142 nator and both Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Number of inmates receiving GED 33 Anonymous activities). The Health Services Program Average monthly enrollment in vo-tech program 150 comprises approximately 18.4% of the total institution Number of inmates receiving vo-tech certificates 197 budget. Average monthly enrollment in literacy program 29 Percentage of eligible population participating in educational activities 31% Objective: To allow for maximum participation of Percentage of eligible population on a waiting healthy inmates in institutional programs to the greatest list for educational activities 25% extent possible on a daily basis. Performance Indicators: Objective: To allow for maximum participation of Average cost for health services per inmate day $7.70 healthy inmates in institutional programs to the greatest Percentage of inmates on regular duty 98.8% extent possible on a daily basis. Performance Indicator: Auxiliary Account $ 1,100,000 Percentage of inmates on regular duty 99.1% Account Description: Allows inmates to use their accounts to purchase consumer items from the institu- TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 15,270,477 tion's canteen. MEANS OF FINANCE: TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 15,428,338 State General Fund (Direct) $ 15,245,337 State General Fund by: Interagency Transfers $ 25,140 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 15,270,477 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct)

1600 Page 23 HOUSE 31st Day's Proceedings - May 17, 2001 to the Purchase of Correctional Services Program ment. Administration and institutional support com- for a four percent (4%) inflation adjustment $ 602,794 prise approximately 3.5% and 4.4%, respectively, of the total institution budget. The average cost per inmate day is approximately $45.96. 08-408 ALLEN CORRECTIONAL CENTER Objective: To maintain ACA accreditation standards EXPENDITURES: while continuing to provide services in the most Administration $ 92,747 economical, efficient, and effective way possible. Program Description: Includes heating and air Performance Indicator: conditioning service contracts, risk management Percentage of unit that is ACA accredited 100% premiums, and major repairs. The Administrative Program comprises approximately 1.7% of the total Incarceration - Authorized Positions (486) $ 20,164,676 institution budget. The average cost per inmate day is Program Description: Provides security; services approximately $26.37. related to the custody and care (inmate classification and record keeping and basic necessities such as food, clothing, and laundry) for 1,470 minimum and medium Objective: To maintain ACA accreditation standards custody offenders; maintenance and support for the while continuing to provide services in the most facility and equipment; and Project Clean-Up. The economical, efficient, and effective way possible. Incarceration Program comprises approximately Performance Indicator: 72.9% of the total institution budget. Percentage of unit that is ACA accredited 100% Objective: To prohibit escapes. Purchase of Correctional Services $ 14,709,091 Performance Indicator: Program Description: Privately managed correc- Number of escapes 0 tional facility for 1,538 inmates operated by Wackenhut Corporation; uses aggressive classification procedures Objective: To protect staff and inmates from security to assist inmates in correcting antisocial behavior. The breaches on a 24-hour basis. Purchase of Correctional Services Program comprises Performance Indicator: approximately 98.3% of the total institution budget. Number of inmates per corrections security officer 3.4

Objective: To prohibit escapes. Rehabilitation - Authorized Positions (5) $ 262,227 Performance Indicator: Program Description: Provides rehabilitation oppor- Number of escapes 0 tunities to offenders through literacy, academic, and vocational programs, religious guidance programs, Objective: To protect staff and inmates from security recreational programs, on-the-job training, and breaches on a 24-hour basis. institutional work programs. The Rehabilitation Performance Indicator: Program comprises approximately 0.8% of the total Number of inmates per corrections security officer 5.9 institution budget.

Objective: To maximize the opportunity for inmates to Objective: To maximize the opportunity for inmates to participate in academic, vocational, and literacy activities participate in academic, vocational, and literacy activities on an annual basis. on an annual basis. Performance Indicators: Performance Indicators: Average monthly enrollment in adult basic Average monthly enrollment in adult basic education 144 education program 77 Number of inmates receiving GED 36 Number of inmates receiving GED 105 Average monthly enrollment in vo-tech program 85 Average monthly enrollment in vo-tech program 65 Number of inmates receiving vo-tech certificate 98 Number of inmates receiving vo-tech certificate 35 Average monthly enrollment in literacy program 39 Average monthly enrollment in literacy program 90 Percentage of eligible population participating Percentage of eligible population participating in educational activities 18% in educational activities 21% Percentage of eligible population on a waiting Percentage of eligible population on a waiting list for educational activities 7% list for educational activities 15% Percentage of inmates on regular duty 98.2% Health Services - Authorized Positions (26) $ 2,085,314 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 14,801,838 Program Description: Provides medical services (including an infirmary unit), dental services, mental health services, and substance abuse counseling MEANS OF FINANCE: (including a substance abuse coordinator and both State General Fund (Direct) $ 14,776,698 Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous State General Fund by: activities). The Health Services Program comprises Interagency Transfers $ 25,140 approximately 7.6% of the total institution budget. TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 14,801,838 Objective: To allow for maximum participation of healthy inmates in institutional programs to the greatest extent possible on a daily basis. Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Performance Indicators: to the Purchase of Correctional Services Program Average cost for health services per inmate day $3.89 for a four percent (4%) inflation adjustment $ 587,779 Percentage of inmates on regular duty 98.4% 08-409 DIXON CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTE Auxiliary Account $ 1,600,000 Account Description: Allows inmates to use their EXPENDITURES: accounts to purchase consumer items from the institu- Administration - Authorized Positions (17) $ 2,146,806 tion's canteen. Program Description: Provides administration and institutional support. Administration includes the TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 26,259,023 warden, institution business office, and ACA accredita- tion reporting efforts. Institutional support includes MEANS OF FINANCE: telephone expenses, utilities, postage, Office of Risk State General Fund (Direct) $ 23,605,482 Management insurance, and lease-purchase of equip-

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State General Fund by: Interagency Transfers $ 150,600 Interagency Transfers $ 59,966 Fees & Self-generated Revenues $ 643,604 Fees & Self-generated Revenues $ 2,593,575 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 6,829,224 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 26,259,023 08-413 ELAYN HUNT CORRECTIONAL CENTER 08-412 WORK TRAINING FACILITY - NORTH EXPENDITURES: EXPENDITURES: Administration - Authorized Positions (22) $ 3,580,773 Administration - Authorized Positions (9) $ 877,143 Program Description: Provides administration and Program Description: Provides administration and institutional support. Administration includes the institutional support. Administration includes the warden, institution business office, and ACA accredita- warden, institution business office, and ACA accredita- tion reporting efforts. Institutional support includes tion reporting efforts. Institutional support includes telephone expenses, utilities, postage, Office of Risk telephone expenses, utilities, postage, Office of Risk Management insurance, and lease-purchase of equip- Management insurance, and lease-purchase of equip- ment. Administration and institutional support com- ment. Administration and institutional support com- prise approximately 3.3% and 5.8%, respectively, of prise approximately 5.3% and 4.5%, respectively, of the total institution budget. The average cost per the total institution budget. The average cost per inmate day is approximately $44.89. inmate day is approximately $35.50. Objective: To maintain ACA accreditation standards Objective: To maintain ACA accreditation standards while continuing to provide services in the most while continuing to provide services in the most economical, efficient, and effective way possible. economical, efficient, and effective way possible. Performance Indicator: Performance Indicator: Percentage of unit that is ACA accredited 100% Percentage of unit that is ACA accredited 100% Incarceration - Authorized Positions (593) $ 22,382,797 Incarceration - Authorized Positions (121) $ 5,100,144 Program Description: Provides security; services Program Description: Provides security; services related to the custody and care (inmate classification related to the custody and care (inmate classification and record keeping and basic necessities such as food, and record keeping and basic necessities such as food, clothing, and laundry) for 2,176 offenders of various clothing, and laundry) for 500 minimum custody custody levels; maintenance and support of the facility offenders; maintenance and support of the facility and and equipment; and Project Clean-Up. Operates the equipment; and Project Clean-Up. The Incarceration Intensive Motivational Program of Alternative Correc- Program comprises approximately 77.1% of the total tional Treatment (IMPACT). The Incarceration Pro- institution budget. gram comprises approximately 59.5% of the total institution budget. Objective: To prohibit escapes. Performance Indicator: Objective: To prohibit escapes. Number of escapes 0 Performance Indicator: Number of escapes 0 Objective: To protect staff and inmates from security breaches on a 24-hour basis. Objective: To protect staff and inmates from security Performance Indicator: breaches on a 24-hour basis. Number of inmates per corrections security officer 4.4 Performance Indicator: Number of inmates per corrections security officer 3.7 Health Services - Authorized Positions (8) $ 501,937 Program Description: Provides medical services, Objective: To operate the IMPACT Program as an dental services, mental health services, and substance effective alternative to long-term incarceration of certain abuse counseling (including a substance abuse coordi- first time offenders. nator and both Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Performance Indicators: Anonymous activities). The Health Services Program Number completing the program 263 comprises approximately 7.8% of the total institution Recidivism rate of program completers budget. (3 years after release) 35%

Objective: To allow for maximum participation of Rehabilitation - Authorized Positions (5) $ 272,094 healthy inmates in institutional programs to the greatest Program Description: Provides rehabilitation oppor- extent possible on a daily basis. tunities to offenders through literacy, academic, and Performance Indicators: vocational programs, religious guidance programs, Average cost for health services per inmate day $2.75 recreational programs, on-the-job training, and Percentage of inmates on regular duty 96.8% institutional work programs. The Rehabilitation Percentage of eligible population participating Program comprises approximately 0.9% of the total in educational activities 32% institution budget. Percentage of eligible population on a waiting list for educational activities 13% Objective: To maximize the opportunity for inmates to participate in academic, vocational, and literacy activities Auxiliary Account $ 350,000 on an annual basis. Account Description: Allows inmates to use their Performance Indicators: accounts to purchase consumer items from the institu- Average monthly enrollment in adult basic tion's canteen. education program 95 Number of inmates receiving GED 130 Average monthly enrollment in vo-tech program 315 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 6,829,224 Number of inmates receiving vo-tech certificate 600 Average monthly enrollment in literacy program 140 MEANS OF FINANCE: Percentage of eligible population participating State General Fund (Direct) $ 6,035,020 in educational activities 41% Percentage of eligible population on a waiting State General Fund by: list for educational activities 40%

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Program Description: Provides security; services Health Services - Authorized Positions (70) $ 4,916,313 related to the custody and care (inmate classification Program Description: Provides medical services, and record keeping and basic necessities such as food, dental services, mental health services, and substance clothing, and laundry) for 1,850 multi-level custody abuse counseling (including a substance abuse coordi- offenders; maintenance and support of the facility and nator and both Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics equipment; and Project Clean-Up. Includes the Anonymous activities). The Health Services Program management and operation of a satellite unit, the comprises approximately 13.4% of the total institution Forcht-Wade facility, which serves as a geriatric and budget. chronic convalescent facility for male inmates as well as a diagnostic and reception center for the northern Objective: To allow for maximum participation of part of the state. The Incarceration Program com- healthy inmates in institutional programs to the greatest prises approximately 69.6% of the total institution extent possible on a daily basis. budget. Performance Indicators: Average cost for health services per inmate day $6.19 Objective: To prohibit escapes. Percentage of inmates on regular duty 98.5% Performance Indicator: Number of escapes 0 Diagnostic - Authorized Positions (94) $ 4,503,489 Program Description: Provides diagnostic and Objective: To protect staff and inmates from security classification services for newly committed state breaches on a 24-hour basis. inmates, including medical exam, psychological Performance Indicator: evaluation, and social workup. The Diagnostic Pro- Number of inmates per corrections security officer 3.9 gram comprises approximately 12.2% of the total institution budget. Objective: To operate a geriatric convalescent facility for male inmates as well as a diagnostic and reception Objective: To provide efficient and effective diagnosis, center for the northern part of the state at the Forcht- evaluation, and placement of offenders committed to the Wade facility. department. Performance Indicators: Performance Indicators: Capacity at Forcht-Wade Facility 610 Number of persons processed annually 5,500 Average occupancy 128 Average occupancy 518 Number of persons processed annually 3,120 Rehabilitation - Authorized Positions (4) $ 187,400 Auxiliary Account $ 1,800,000 Program Description: Provides rehabilitation oppor- Account Description: Allows inmates to use their tunities to offenders through literacy, academic, and accounts to purchase consumer items from the institu- vocational programs, religious guidance programs, tion's canteen. recreational programs, on-the-job training, and institutional work programs. The Rehabilitation TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 37,455,466 Program comprises approximately 0.7% of the total institution budget. MEANS OF FINANCE: State General Fund (Direct) $ 35,119,403 Objective: To maximize the opportunity for inmates to State General Fund by: participate in academic, vocational, and literacy activities on an annual basis. Interagency Transfers $ 48,204 Performance Indicators: Fees & Self-generated Revenues $ 2,287,859 Average monthly enrollment in adult basic education program 90 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 37,455,466 Number of inmates receiving GED 65 Average monthly enrollment in vo-tech program 90 Number of inmates receiving vo-tech certificate 75 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Average monthly enrollment in literacy program 100 to the Incarceration Program for additional Percentage of eligible population participating slots in the IMPACT Program, in the event in educational activities 25% that House Bill No. 1039 of the 2001 Regular Percentage of eligible population on a waiting Session of the Legislature is enacted into law $ 883,000 list for educational activities 10% 08-414 DAVID WADE CORRECTIONAL CENTER Health Services - Authorized Positions (44) $ 3,570,979 Program Description: Provides medical services (including an infirmary unit), dental services, mental EXPENDITURES: health services, and substance abuse counseling Administration - Authorized Positions (21) $ 2,652,610 (including a substance abuse coordinator and both Program Description: Provides administration and Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous institutional support. Administration includes the activities). The Health Services Program comprises warden, institution business office, and ACA accredita- approximately 14.5% of the total institution budget. tion reporting efforts. Institutional support includes telephone expenses, utilities, postage, Office of Risk Objective: To allow for maximum participation of Management insurance, and lease-purchase of equip- healthy inmates in institutional programs to the greatest ment. Administration and institutional support com- extent possible on a daily basis. prise approximately 3.5% and 6.2%, respectively, of Performance Indicators: the total institution budget. The average cost per Average cost for health services per inmate day $5.29 inmate day is approximately $38.27. Percentage of inmates on regular duty 99.7% Objective: To maintain ACA accreditation standards Auxiliary Account $ 1,500,000 while continuing to provide services in the most economical, efficient, and effective way possible. Account Description: Allows inmates to use their Performance Indicator: accounts to purchase consumer items from the institu- Percentage of unit that is ACA accredited 100% tion's canteen. Incarceration - Authorized Positions (501) $ 19,432,958 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 27,343,947

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MEANS OF FINANCE: State General Fund (Direct) $ 25,361,761 Objective: To allow for maximum participation of State General Fund by: healthy inmates in institutional programs to the greatest Interagency Transfers $ 120,327 extent possible on a daily basis. Fees & Self-generated Revenues $ 1,861,859 Performance Indicators: Average cost for health services per inmate day $4.59 Percentage of inmates on regular duty 98.5% TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 27,343,947 Auxiliary Account $ 900,000 08-416 WASHINGTON CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTE Account Description: Allows inmates to use their accounts to purchase consumer items from the institu- EXPENDITURES: tion's canteen. Administration - Authorized Positions (17) $ 1,970,863 Program Description: Provides administration and institutional support. Administration includes the TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 19,352,246 warden, institution business office, and ACA accredita- tion reporting efforts. Institutional support includes MEANS OF FINANCE: telephone expenses, utilities, postage, Office of Risk State General Fund (Direct) $ 18,061,713 Management insurance, and lease-purchase of equip- ment. Administration and institutional support com- State General Fund by: prise approximately 3.9% and 5.6%, respectively, of Interagency Transfers $ 104,203 the total institution budget. The average cost per Fees & Self-generated Revenues $ 1,186,330 inmate day is approximately $43.73. TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 19,352,246 Objective: To maintain ACA accreditation standards while continuing to provide services in the most economical, efficient, and effective way possible. 08-415 ADULT PROBATION AND PAROLE Performance Indicator: Percentage of unit that is ACA accredited 100% EXPENDITURES: Administration and Support - Incarceration - Authorized Positions (351) $ 14,347,904 Authorized Positions (36) $ 2,574,358 Program Description: Provides security; services Program Description: Provides management direc- related to the custody and care (inmate classification and record keeping and basic necessities such as food, tion, guidance, coordination, and administrative clothing, and laundry) for 1,156 multi-level custody support. offenders; maintenance and support of the facility and equipment; and Project Clean-Up. The Incarceration General Performance Information: Program comprises approximately 74.3% of the total Expenditure per offender supervised in institution budget. Louisiana (July 1, 2000) $662 Expenditure per offender supervised in Objective: To prohibit escapes. southern region (July 1, 2000) $1,168 Performance Indicator: Louisiana's rank among southern states in Number of escapes 0 expenditure per offender supervised (July 1, 2000) 3rd lowest Objective: To protect staff and inmates from security breaches on a 24-hour basis. Objective: To provide efficient and effective services Performance Indicator: and maintain ACA accreditation. Number of inmates per corrections security officer 3.5 Performance Indicators: Percentage of ACA accreditation maintained 100% Rehabilitation - Authorized Positions (4) $ 195,687 Average cost per day per offender supervised $1.82 Program Description: Provides rehabilitation oppor- tunities to offenders through literacy, academic, and Field Services - Authorized Positions (799) $ 36,668,154 vocational programs, religious guidance programs, Program Description: Provides supervision of recreational programs, on-the-job training, and remanded clients; supplies investigative reports for institutional work programs. The Rehabilitation sentencing, release, and clemency; fulfills extradition Program comprises approximately 1.0% of the total requirements; and supervises contract work release institution budget. centers.

Objective: To maximize the opportunity for inmates to General Performance Information: participate in academic, vocational, and literacy activities Average caseload per agent in on an annual basis. Louisiana (July 1, 2000) 103.7 Performance Indicators: Average caseload per agent in Average monthly enrollment in adult basic southern region (July 1, 2000) 85.3 education 60 Louisiana's rank among southern states Number of inmates receiving GED 36 in average caseload per agent Average monthly enrollment in vo-tech program 30 (July 1, 2000) 4th highest Number of inmates receiving vo-tech certificate 8 Average monthly enrollment in literacy program 56 Percentage of eligible population participating Objective: To maximize the number of investigations in educational activities 15% and provide services in the most efficient and effective Percentage of eligible population on a waiting manner possible. list for educational activities 9% Health Services - Authorized Positions (25) $ 1,937,792 Program Description: Provides medical services (including an infirmary unit), dental services, mental health services, and substance abuse counseling (including a substance abuse coordinator and both Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous activities). The Health Services Program comprises approximately 10.5% of the total institution budget.

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Performance Indicators: Performance Indicators: Total number of investigations performed 45,147 Systemwide average monthly enrollment in Average workload per agent (work units) 55 GED program 171 Average caseload per agent (number of Systemwide number receiving GED 210 offenders) 109 Systemwide average monthly enrollment in Average number of offenders under vo-tech program 255 supervision 58,967 Systemwide number receiving vo-tech certificate 565 Average number of offenders under Recidivism rate (5-year follow-up) 50% electronic surveillance 200 Swanson Correctional Center for Youth - TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 39,242,512 Authorized Positions (776) $ 33,401,414 Program Description: Includes institution business MEANS OF FINANCE: office, incarceration, rehabilitation, and health ser- State General Fund (Direct) $ 28,334,077 vices for male juvenile offenders; provides for the State General Fund by: custody, control, care and treatment of adjudicated juvenile offenders through enforcement of the laws and Fees & Self-generated Revenues from prior implementation of programs designed to ensure the and current year collections $ 10,908,435 safety of the public, staff, and inmates and reintegrate offenders into society. Operates Swanson Correctional TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 39,242,512 Center for Youth (SCCY) - Madison Parish Unit. Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Objective: To maintain ACA accreditation and provide to the Field Services Program for an additional adequate food, clothing, medical care, and shelter to the inmate population. five (5) probation and parole officers as a result Performance Indicators: of drug court expansions $ 323,000 Percentage of system that is ACA accredited 100% SCCY: Average cost per day per Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) juvenile offender bed $127.50 to the Field Services Program for electronic SCCY - Madison Parish Unit: Average cost monitoring for certain offenders, in the event per day per juvenile offender bed $115.94 that House Bill No. 665 of the 2001 Regular Objective: To prohibit escapes on an annual basis and Session of the Legislature is enacted into law $ 585,825 protect staff and inmates from security breaches on a 24- hour basis. 08-403 OFFICE OF YOUTH DEVELOPMENT Performance Indicators: Capacity-SCCY 354 Capacity-SCCY-Madison Parish Unit 400 EXPENDITURES: Number of offenders per juvenile corrections Administration - Authorized Positions (46) $ 18,423,381 security officer-SCCY 1.5 Program Description: Provides leadership, policy Number of offenders per juvenile corrections development, and financial management; develops and security officer-SCCY- implements staffing standards/formulas for juvenile Madison Parish Unit 1.4 corrections services. Number of escapes-SCCY 0 Number of escapes-SCCY-Madison Parish Unit 0 Objective: To target all available resources to accommodate the need for secure juvenile beds. Objective: To provide treatment and rehabilitation Performance Indicator: opportunities geared to the assessed needs of juvenile Total number of secure beds for offenders. juvenile offenders available 1,534 Performance Indicators: Average monthly enrollment in GED Objective: To assure the efficient operation and program-SCCY 38 direction of various juvenile services. Number receiving GED-SCCY 60 Performance Indicators: Average monthly enrollment in vo-tech Average cost per day per bed at all program-SCCY 85 secure juvenile institutions (state- Number receiving vo-tech certificates-SCCY 220 operated and contract) $112.29 Average monthly enrollment in GED program- Average cost per day per youth in SCCY-Madison Parish Unit 58 residential programs $85.26 Number receiving GED-SCCY-Madison Average cost per case in nonresidential Parish Unit 20 programs $2,937 Jetson Correctional Center for Youth - Objective: To assure maintenance of ACA accreditation Authorized Positions (496) $ 21,484,402 standards for juvenile service programs and institutions, Program Description: Includes institution business correctional centers for youth, Division of Youth office, incarceration, rehabilitation, and health ser- Services, and juvenile community residential centers and vices for both male and female juvenile offenders. day treatment programs. Provides for the custody, control, care and treatment of Performance Indicators: adjudicated offenders through enforcement of laws and Percentage of juvenile facilities that are ACA accredited 100% implementation of programs designed to ensure the Percentage of regional offices that are safety of the public, staff, and inmates by reintegrating ACA accredited 100% offenders into society. Percentage of community residential centers and day treatment programs that are Objective: To maintain ACA accreditation and provide ACA accredited 100% adequate food, clothing, medical care, and shelter to the inmate population. Objective: To reduce recidivism among juvenile Performance Indicators: offenders. Percentage of system that is ACA accredited 100% Average cost per day per juvenile offender bed $98.10

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Objective: To prohibit escapes on an annual basis and Performance Indicators: protect staff and inmates from security breaches on a 24- Average number of youth under supervision 9,000 hour basis. Number of juvenile service officers 192 Performance Indicators: Number of investigations per month 1,950 Capacity 600 Average workload hours per month (hours) 22,000 Number of offenders per juvenile corrections Average workload hours per agent (hours) 120 security officer 2.0 Number of transports per month 320 Number of escapes 0 Average hours transporting per month 1,210

Objective: To provide treatment and rehabilitation Contract Services $ 22,404,437 opportunities geared to the assessed needs of juvenile Program Description: Provides a community-based offenders. system of care for juveniles, including both residential Performance Indicators: and nonresidential programs. Average monthly enrollment in GED program 50 Number receiving GED 100 Objective: To increase the number of programs and Average monthly enrollment in vo-tech program 170 clients served and reduce the cost of residential and Number receiving vo-tech certificate 345 nonresidential contracts. Performance Indicators: Bridge City Correctional Center for Youth - Residential Programs: Authorized Positions (175) $ 7,987,881 Number of residential contract programs 41 Program Description: Includes institution business Cost per day per youth in residential office, incarceration, rehabilitation, and health ser- programs $85.26 vices for male juvenile offenders. Provides for the Average daily census, residential programs 540 custody, control, case and treatment of adjudicated Nonresidential Programs: offenders through enforcement of laws and implemen- Number of nonresidential programs 14 Cost per case in nonresidential programs $2,937 tation of programs designed to ensure the safety of the Average daily census, nonresidential public, staff, and inmates by reintegrating offenders programs 360 into society. Number of clients served in nonresidential programs 1,650 Objective: To maintain ACA accreditation and provide adequate food, clothing, medical care, and shelter to the inmate population. TOTAL EXPENDITURES $117,513,519 Performance Indicators: Percentage of system that is ACA accredited 100% MEANS OF FINANCE: Average cost per day per juvenile offender State General Fund (Direct) $109,379,807 bed $121.58 State General Fund by: Interagency Transfers $ 7,043,337 Objective: To prohibit escapes on an annual basis and protect staff and inmates from security breaches on a 24- Fees & Self-generated Revenues $ 262,796 hour basis. Statutory Dedications: Performance Indicators: Youthful Offender Management Fund $ 439,270 Capacity 180 Federal Funds $ 388,309 Number of offenders per juvenile corrections security officer 1.7 Number of escapes 0 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $117,513,519

Objective: To provide treatment and rehabilitation Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) opportunities geared to the assessed needs of juvenile to the Contract Services Program for the offenders. Johnny Gray Jones Shelter Center $ 173,762 Performance Indicators: Average monthly enrollment in GED program 25 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Number receiving GED 15 to the Contract Services Program for restoration Objective: To operate the Short-Term Offender of funding for the Horizon House $ 225,362 Program (STOP). Performance Indicators: Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Total number of participants in STOP 400 to the Contract Services Program for restoration Capacity 130 of funding for the Hope Youth Ranch $ 245,244 Field Services - Authorized Positions (288) $ 13,812,004 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Program Description: Provides juvenile probation to the Contract Services Program for restoration and parole supervision and both residential and nonresidential treatment services for adjudicated youth of funding for the Ware Detention Center $ 1,314,000 and for status offenders and their families. The Administration Program performance standard for "Average Cost Objective: Through the Division of Youth Services per day per youth in residential programs" shall be increased from (DYS), to maintain ACA accreditation and conduct $85.26 to $85.73. services efficiently and effectively. Performance Indicators: Percentage ACA accreditation of DYS 100% The Contract Services performance standard for "Number of residential Cost per day per offender supervised $4.20 contract programs" shall be increased from 41 to 42.

Objective: Through the Division of Youth Services, to The Contract Services performance standard for "Cost per day per youth continue to develop an intensive aftercare model for in residential programs" shall be increased from $85.26 to $85.73. juveniles from nonsecure residential, long-term secure facilities, and short-term facilities. The Contract Services performance standard for "Average daily census, residential programs" shall be increased from 540 to 562.

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08-450 ADULT COMMUNITY-BASED REHABILITATION $1,945,092, in the event that Senate Bill No. 239 of the 2001 Regular PROGRAMS Session of the Legislature is enacted into law." EXPENDITURES: AMENDMENT NO. 66 Adult Community-Based Rehabilitation Programs $ 3,165,945 Program Description: Provides housing, recreation, On page 80, at the end of line 30, change "$342,462" to "$341,462" and other treatment activities for work release partici- pants housed through contracts with private providers and cooperative endeavor agreements with local AMENDMENT NO. 67 sheriffs. On page 80, after line 45, insert the following: Objective: To ensure that safe, secure, and ACA accredited work release services and facilities are "Payable out of the State General Fund by obtained at a competitive cost to the state. Fees and Self-generated Revenues to the Office Performance Indicators: of Management and Finance for moving expenses$ 281,300 Percentage of programs that are ACA accredited 100% Average number of persons in program Payable out of the State General Fund by per day 475 Interagency Transfers from the Department of Average cost per day per offender $18.25 Revenue to the Office of Management Percentage of total inmate population in and Finance for increased utility expenses $ 49,060" community-based programs 1.31% AMENDMENT NO. 68 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 3,165,945 On page 81, line 43, after "will" delete the remainder of the line, delete MEANS OF FINANCE: line 44 in its entirety, and insert "respond to 100% of calls reporting State General Fund (Direct) $ 3,165,945 hazardous materials spills or violations." TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 3,165,945 AMENDMENT NO. 69 08-451 SHERIFFS' HOUSING OF STATE INMATES On page 81, delete lines 46 through 49 in their entirety and insert the following: EXPENDITURES: Sheriffs' Housing of State Inmates $150,194,821 "Percentage of calls reporting hazardous Program Description: Provides parish and local jail materials spills or violations responded to space for housing offenders in state custody who are by the Right-to-Know unit 100%" awaiting transfer to Corrections Services. AMENDMENT NO. 70 Objective: To continue to provide for the housing of adult and juvenile offenders in local facilities in a safe and secure manner. On page 81, line 52, after "Activity, to" delete the remainder of line, Performance Indicators: delete line 53 in its entirety, and insert "inspect 60% of licensed Average total number of offenders housed magazine facilities in accordance with the Explosive Control Act." per day 17,094 Average number of adults housed per day 16,945 Average number of juveniles housed per day 149 AMENDMENT NO. 71 Percentage of adult inmate population in local jails 46.77% On page 81, delete lines 55 and 56 in their entirety and insert the Percentage of juvenile inmate population following: housed in local jails 8.85% "Percentage of licensed magazine facilities TOTAL EXPENDITURES $150,194,821 inspected 60% Number of licensed magazine inspections conducted 347 MEANS OF FINANCE: Number of licensed magazine facilities for State General Fund (Direct) $150,194,821 which inspections are mandated 578" TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $150,194,821 AMENDMENT NO. 72 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) On page 82, line 46, change "44,215,576" to "43,889,537" to Sheriffs' Housing of State Inmates for an additional $3 per diem for offenders in the AMENDMENT NO. 73 Orleans Parish Jail Intensive Supervision Program, in the event that House Bill No. On page 83, between lines 6 and 7, insert the following: 1242 of the 2001 Regular Session of the Legislature is enacted into law $ 657,000 "Objective: The Crime Lab will fully implement Forensic DNA Testing and the Combined DNA Index The commissioner of administration is hereby directed to reduce the System (CODIS). appropriation for Sheriffs' Housing of State Inmates in the amount of Performance Indicators: Number of DNA samples entered into CODIS 700 $4,372,207, in the event that House Bill No. 665 of the 2001 Regular Backlog of cases to be entered into CODIS 0" Session of the Legislature is enacted into law. AMENDMENT NO. 74 The commissioner of administration is hereby directed to reduce the appropriation for Sheriffs' Housing of State Inmates in the amount of On page 84, line 14, change "128,421,795" to "128,095,756"

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AMENDMENT NO. 75 Performance information related to the appropriation of $857,882 in State General Fund by Fees and Self-generated Revenues for local field On page 84, delete line 16 in its entirety offices shall be submitted by the Department of Public Safety and Corrections, Public Safety Services, no later than August 15, 2001, for AMENDMENT NO. 76 approval by the commissioner of administration and the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget." On page 84, line 19, change "20,352,887" to "19,168,966" AMENDMENT NO. 83 AMENDMENT NO. 77 On page 85, at the beginning of line 24, change "Administrative" to On page 84, line 23, change "52,138,438" to "53,745,331" "Legal" AMENDMENT NO. 78 AMENDMENT NO. 84 On page 84, line 34, change "128,421,795" to "128,095,756" On page 86, between lines 40 and 41, insert the following: AMENDMENT NO. 79 "Payable out of the State General Fund by Statutory Dedications out of the Two Percent On page 84, between lines 34 and 35, insert the following: Fire Insurance Fund for the volunteer firefighters insurance premium, in the event that House Bill "Payable out of the State General Fund by No. 1818 of the 2001 Regular Session of the Fees and Self-generated Revenues to the Criminal Legislature is enacted into law $ 295,000 Investigations Program for training expenses and equipment acquisitions related to drug enforcement Payable out of the State General Fund by activities $ 493,148 Statutory Dedications out of the Louisiana Fire Marshal Fund for the restoration of three (3) Provided, however, that notwithstanding any law to the contrary, prior positions $ 113,620" year's self-generated revenues derived from federal and state drug asset forfeitures shall be carried forward and shall be available for AMENDMENT NO. 85 expenditure. On page 88, after line 51, insert the following: Provided, however, that the Table of Organization for the Operational Support Program shall be increased by fifteen (15) positions. "Payable out of Federal Funds from prior year revenues for transfer to the Department of Payable out of the State General Fund by Transportation and Development for implemen- Statutory Dedications out of the Towing and tation of hazard elimination projects in the Storage Fund to the Traffic Enforcement Highway Priority Program $ 7,000,000" Program to re-establish the Towing Recovery Unit, including nine (9) positions, AMENDMENT NO. 86 in the event that House Bill No. 933 of the 2001 Regular Session of the Legislature is enacted On page 89, after line 44, insert the following: into law $ 100,000" "Provided, however, that the department shall submit adjustments to its AMENDMENT NO. 80 performance data which are necessary to align the expected performance for Fiscal Year 2001-2002 to the enacted budget no later On page 85, between lines 14 and 15 insert the following: than August 15, 2001, as provided in R.S. 39:87.2(C). "Interagency Transfers $ 206,946" The secretary of the Department of Health and Hospitals, with the concurrence of the commissioner of administration and the Joint AMENDMENT NO. 81 Legislative Committee on the Budget, shall have the authority to reorganize the Office for Citizens with Developmental Disabilities to On page 85, delete line 20 in its entirety obtain efficiencies in the office. The reorganization shall include, but not be limited to, the consolidation of the Metropolitan Developmental AMENDMENT NO. 82 Center with the Peltier-Lawless Developmental Center and the Columbia Developmental Center with the Pinecrest Developmental On page 85, between lines 21 and 22, insert the following: Center." "Payable out of the State General Fund by AMENDMENT NO. 87 Statutory Dedications out of the Motor Vehicles Customer Service and Technology Fund for the On page 90, after line 58, insert the following: re-engineering project $ 2,526,147 "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Payable out of the State General Fund by to the Jefferson Parish Human Services Authority Fees and Self-generated Revenues to the Program $ 728,926" Licensing Program for continued operation of local field offices, including thirty-four (34) AMENDMENT NO. 88 positions $ 857,882 On page 92, between lines 7 and 8, insert the following:

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"Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) EXPENDITURES: to the Capital Area Human Services District $ 491,715" Medical Vendor Administration, including sixty-two (62) additional positions $ 6,332,422 AMENDMENT NO. 89 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 6,332,422 On page 92, line 10, change "124,658,068" to "124,556,008" MEANS OF FINANCE: AMENDMENT NO. 90 State General Fund (Direct) $ 3,166,211 On page 92, line 23, change "95%" to "96%" Federal Funds $ 3,166,211 AMENDMENT NO. 91 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 6,332,422 On page 92, at the end of line 25, change "95%" to "96%" Provided, however, that the Department of Health and Hospitals shall give priority in its health care licensing and survey functions to those AMENDMENT NO. 92 activities required to renew existing licensees. On page 92, at the end of line 36, change "$424,671" to "455,348" Payable out of the State General Fund by Statutory Dedications out of the Health Care AMENDMENT NO. 93 Facility Fund for investigation of complaints and enforcement of sanctions against health On page 92, at the end of line 37, change "89.4%" to "96%" care facilities licensed by the Department of Health and Hospitals $ 16,000" AMENDMENT NO. 94 AMENDMENT NO. 100 On page 92, at the end of line 38, change "$1,758" to "$1,238" On page 93, line 3, change "2,300,264,849" to "2,270,007,451" AMENDMENT NO. 95 AMENDMENT NO. 101 On page 92, at the end of line 39, change "$998" to "$1,394" On page 93, line 7, change "7.7%" to "10.2%" AMENDMENT NO. 96 AMENDMENT NO. 102 On page 92, line 40, change "124,658,068" to "124,556,008" On page 93, at the end of line 10, change "1,644" to "1,300" AMENDMENT NO. 97 AMENDMENT NO. 103 On page 92, line 42, change "37,053,761" to "36,951,701" On page 93, at the end of line 12, change "275" to "400" AMENDMENT NO. 98 AMENDMENT NO. 104 On page 92, line 46, change "124,658,068" to "124,556,008" On page 93, at the end of line 14, change "7.7%" to "10.2%" AMENDMENT NO. 99 AMENDMENT NO. 105 On page 92, after line 46, insert the following: On page 93, at the end of line 32, change "123,400" to "121,100" "EXPENDITURES: Implementation of a program for reimbursement AMENDMENT NO. 106 of school-based services, including fifteen (15) positions $ 9,539,435 On page 93, line 34, change "733,040,859" to "763,231,116" TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 9,539,435 AMENDMENT NO. 107 MEANS OF FINANCE: On page 93, at the end of line 44, change "$524.8" to "$492.3" State General Fund by: Statutory Dedications: AMENDMENT NO. 108 Medicaid School-Based Administrative Claiming Trust Fund $ 1,200,000 On page 93, at the end of line 47, change "833,779,865" to Federal Funds $ 8,339,435 "830,099,865" TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 9,539,435 AMENDMENT NO. 109 Provided, however, that this appropriation shall become effective only On page 93, at the end of line 53, change "28,047,863" to in the event that Senate Bill No. 757 of the 2001 Regular Session of the "31,527,863" Legislature is enacted into law. AMENDMENT NO. 110 On page 93, after line 55, insert the following:

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"Provided, however, that of the funds appropriated herein for Provided, however, that of the $114,593,108 appropriated above, the Uncompensated Care Costs, not less than $5,507,751 of payments to Department of Health and Hospitals shall allocate these funds as small rural hospitals shall include state matching funds. follows: Provided, however, that of the funds appropriated herein, $12,781,965 For Medicaid eligibility for children under shall be used to continue funding for small rural hospitals for the state Section 4913 of the Balanced Budget Act matching share associated with Uncompensated Care Cost payments of 1997 $ 11,977,758 and cost report settlements. Children's Choice Waiver Program Provided, however, that in determining the reimbursement for long-term for annualization of costs and up to 500 acute care hospital services, the Department of Health and Hospitals new slots $ 9,000,000 shall not reduce the amounts paid by Medicaid as a result of any payments which are due the hospital from Medicare Part B for other Adult Day Care/Elderly Waiver Programs for medical services associated with the same Medicaid patient during the annualization of costs and filling allocated but same hospitalization period. vacant slots $ 3,725,909 EXPENDITURES: Non-emergency transportation services by Payments to Private Providers $ 98,515,520 certified ambulance providers for a rate adjustment $ 1,350,000 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 98,515,520 Inpatient services provided by acute care hospitals for a rate adjustment $ 11,557,000 MEANS OF FINANCE: State General Fund by Outpatient services provided by hospitals Statutory Dedications: for a rate adjustment $ 13,836,000 Louisiana Medical Assistance Trust Fund $ 29,200,000 Federal Funds $ 69,315,520 ICF/MR community homes for a rate adjustment $ 2,771,000 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 98,515,520 MR/DD Waiver Program for a rate adjustment for waiver-covered care services $ 2,229,000 EXPENDITURES: Payments to Private Providers $ 42,182,607 Inpatient services provided by mental hospitals for a rate adjustment $ 1,500,000 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 42,182,607 Outpatient services provided by mental health MEANS OF FINANCE: providers for a rate adjustment $ 2,500,000 State General Fund (Direct) $ 12,502,919 Federal Funds $ 29,679,688 Cost settlements for Federally Qualified Health Clinics $ 550,000 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 42,182,607 Cost settlements for Rural Health Clinics $ 4,000,000 EXPENDITURES: Payments to Private Providers for anticipated costs $104,894,280 Cost settlements for home health service providers$ 1,200,000 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $104,894,280 Cost settlements for hospitals, including small rural hospitals $ 20,000,000 MEANS OF FINANCE: State General Fund (Direct) $ 21,792,472 To offset reductions resulting from paying State General Fund by: the full state match for Uncompensated Statutory Dedications: Care Payments to small rural hospitals $ 28,396,441 Louisiana Fund $ 1,298,193 Louisiana Medical Assistance Trust Fund $ 8,000,000 Provided, however, that the rate adjustments for hospitals authorized by Federal Funds $ 73,803,615 this appropriation shall not be implemented until public hospitals have transferred not less than $53,402,388 to the Department of Health and TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $104,894,280 Hospitals through Intergovernmental Transfer payments, or the secretary of the Department of Health and Hospitals determines that EXPENDITURES: public hospital expenditures that can be certified for federal matching Payments to Private Providers for anticipated costs $114,593,108 funds are inadequate to make transfers of this amount and implementation of hospital rate increases are approved by the Joint TOTAL EXPENDITURES $114,593,108 Legislative Committee on the Budget. MEANS OF FINANCE: Payable out of Federal Funds to qualifying health State General Fund (Direct) $ 23,883,980 care providers who certify expenditures of public State General Fund by: funds that are eligible for Medicaid reimbursement$ 10,000,000 Statutory Dedications : Louisiana Fund $ 2,449,117 Provided, however, that the Secretary of the Department of Health and Louisiana Medical Assistance Trust Fund $ 7,632,300 Hospitals shall, by October 1, 2001, present for the review and approval Federal Funds $ 80,627,711 of the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget a detailed plan of implementation. TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $114,593,108

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Provided, further, no payments authorized by this appropriation shall be MEANS OF FINANCE: made until not less than $53,402,388 of self-generated revenues resulting from Intergovernmental Transfers payments from public State General Fund (Direct) $ 55,836 hospitals has been collected for use in the Medicaid Program. Federal Funds $ 132,544 EXPENDITURES: TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 188,380 Payments to Private Providers $ 10,000,000 EXPENDITURES: TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 10,000,000 Uncompensated Care Costs $ 21,331,740 MEANS OF FINANCE: TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 21,331,740 State General Fund by: Fees & Self-Generated Revenues $ 2,964,000 MEANS OF FINANCE: Federal Funds $ 7,036,000 State General Fund (Direct) $ 6,335,527 Federal Funds $ 14,996,213 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 10,000,000 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 21,331,740 Provided, however, that this appropriation shall be valid only to the extent that the state share of financial participation is allowable and in EXPENDITURES: accordance with federal regulations contained in 42 CFR 433.51. Uncompensated Care Costs for additional Provided further, that payments from this appropriation shall be made payments to Louisiana State University - Health to maintain reimbursements for small rural hospitals in Fiscal Year Care Services Division $ 53,198,653 2001-2002 at the same rates paid as of December, 1999. TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 53,198,653 EXPENDITURES: Payments to Private Providers $ 63,111,142 MEANS OF FINANCE: State General Fund (Direct) $ 15,800,000 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 63,111,142 Federal Funds $ 37,398,653 MEANS OF FINANCE: TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 53,198,653 State General Fund by: Statutory Dedications: EXPENDITURES: Medicaid Trust Fund for the Elderly $ 18,706,142 Uncompensated Care Costs for Federal Funds $ 44,405,000 Louisiana State University - Health Sciences Center to contract for TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 63,111,142 additional inpatient psychiatric beds in the Shreveport area $ 600,000 EXPENDITURES: Payments to Public Providers $ 4,487,050 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 600,000 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 4,487,050 MEANS OF FINANCE: State General Fund (Direct) $ 178,200 MEANS OF FINANCE: Federal Funds $ 421,800 State General Fund (Direct) $ 1,329,962 Federal Funds $ 3,157,088 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 600,000 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 4,487,050 Payable out of the State General Fund by Statutory Dedications out of the Health EXPENDITURES: Excellence Fund for medical payments of the Payments to Public Providers for additional Louisiana Children's Health Insurance Program $ 200,000 support for the Office for Citizens with Develop- mental Disabilities and the state developmental EXPENDITURES: centers $ 6,841,894 Payments to Private Providers for implementing the Medicaid eligibility option authorized by the TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 6,841,894 Federal Breast and Cervical Cancer Prevention and Treatment Act of 2000 (P.L.106-354) $ 700,000 MEANS OF FINANCE: State General Fund (Direct) $ 2,027,937 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 700,000 Federal Funds $ 4,813,957 MEANS OF FINANCE: TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 6,841,894 State General Fund (Direct) $ 207,480 Federal Funds $ 492,520 EXPENDITURES: Payments to Public Providers for the Peltier- TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 700,000" Lawless Developmental Center for contracts with the Lafourche Association for Retarded Citizens $ 188,380 AMENDMENT NO. 111 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 188,380 On page 94, line 3, change "406" to "396""

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AMENDMENT NO. 112 On page 95, line 11, change "100%" to "95%" On page 94, line 3, change "29,969,118" to "28,374,846" AMENDMENT NO. 123 AMENDMENT NO. 113 On page 95, line 23, change "233" to "235" On page 94, at the end of line 30, after "clients" and before the period "." insert "and to maintain the Children's Choice Waiver Program for AMENDMENT NO. 124 an annual number of 500 clients." On page 95, line 24, change "$127" to "$116" AMENDMENT NO. 114 AMENDMENT NO. 125 On page 94, between lines 35 and 36 insert the following: On page 96, line 11, change "337" to "317" "Number of allocated Children's Choice AMENDMENT NO. 126 waiver slots 500 Percentage of Children's Choice waiver slots filled 100%" On page 96, line 13, change "96.8%" to "96.1%" AMENDMENT NO. 115 AMENDMENT NO. 127 On page 94, line 36, change "8,885,828" to "8,941,528" On page 98, between lines 10 and 11, insert the following: "EXPENDITURES: AMENDMENT NO. 116 Personal Health Services - Authorized Positions (87) $ 4,267,706 On page 94, line 51, change "39,114,689" to "37,576,117" TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 4,267,706 AMENDMENT NO. 117 MEANS OF FINANCE: On page 94, line 53, change "27,733,148" to "27,628,708" State General Fund (Direct) $ 1,835,614 Federal Funds $ 2,432,092 AMENDMENT NO. 118 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 4,267,706 On page 94, line 55, change "6,378,209" to "6,302,209" Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) AMENDMENT NO. 119 to the Environmental Health Services Program for the collection of drinking water samples $ 900,000 On page 94, line 57, change "4,688,747" to "3,330,615" Payable out of the State General Fund by AMENDMENT NO. 120 Statutory Dedications out of the Louisiana Fund to the Personal Health Services Program for On page 94, line 58, change "39,114,689" to "37,576,117" operational grants to school-based health centers currently receiving planning grants from the AMENDMENT NO. 121 School Based Health Program, including $145,000 for school-based health services in Cameron Paris $ 580,000 On page 94, after line 58, insert the following: Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) "EXPENDITURES: to the Environmental Services Program for State match for the expansion of the state loan encephalitis testing (mosquito control) $ 100,000 repayment program for primary health care professionals $ 300,000 Provided, however, that the $100,000 appropriated herein for mosquito control shall be transferred to the Louisiana State University School of TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 300,000 Veterinary Medicine for encephalitis testing. MEANS OF FINANCE: Provided, however, that the $1,118,957 in State General Fund (Direct) State General Fund (Direct) $ 150,000 appropriated herein to the Personal Health Services Program for HIV Federal Funds $ 150,000 prevention services shall be transferred to the Department of Public Health and Preventative Medicine in the School of Medicine of the TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 300,000 Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center for HIV prevention services." Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) for salaries and related benefits for restoration AMENDMENT NO. 128 of twenty-five (25) positions $ 1,464,088 On page 98, line 27, change "43" to "39" Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) for the Nursing Supply and Demand Commission AMENDMENT NO. 129 to study the shortage of registered nurses in Louisiana $ 24,000" On page 98, after line 44, insert the following: AMENDMENT NO. 122

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"Payable out of Federal Funds to the Community AMENDMENT NO. 136 Mental Health Program for Project CARES $ 350,000 On page 104, between lines 11 and 12, insert the following: Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) for operational expenses of Abstract House/ "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Last Hope $ 133,350 to the Patient Care Program for community mental health clinics, including eleven (11) Payable out of Federal Funds to the Community positions $ 2,989,291 Mental Health Program for the integration of mental health and substance abuse services $ 150,000 Payable out of the State General Fund by Interagency Transfers to the Patient Care Program Payable out of Federal Funds to the Community for inpatient psychiatric care, including twenty Mental Health Program for services to children (20) positions $ 2,071,260 and adults with serious mental illness $ 812,871 Provided, however, that of the amount appropriated herein for Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) community mental health services $13,320 shall be allocated to to the Administration and Support Program for school-based services in Lafourche Parish." the restoration of funding, including four (4) positions $ 484,456" AMENDMENT NO. 137 AMENDMENT NO. 130 On page 105, between lines 6 and 7, insert the following: On page 100, between lines 30 and 31, insert the following: EXPENDITURES: Community Support Program $ 288,551 "Payable out of the State General Fund by Interagency Transfers to the Patient Care TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 288,551 Program for inpatient psychiatric care, including MEANS OF FINANCE: nine (9) positions $ 799,110 State General Fund (Direct) $ 88,603 State General Fund by: Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Interagency Transfers $ 199,948 to the Patient Care Program for community mental health clinics, including eight (8) positions $ 1,210,814" TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 288,551 AMENDMENT NO. 131 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) to the Community Support Program, including On page 101, line 1, change "70,637,813" to "70,287,813" five (5) positions $ 709,431 AMENDMENT NO. 132 Payable out of the State General Fund by Interagency Transfers to the Community On page 102, line 10, change "82,267,329" to "81,917,329" Support Program, including thirty-two (32) positions $ 705,200 AMENDMENT NO. 133 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) to the Community Support Program for vocational On page 102, line 16, change "1,693,414" to "1,343,414" and habilitative services $ 497,708 AMENDMENT NO. 134 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) to the city of Westwego for the Strength Through On page 102, line 17, change "82,267,329" to "81,917,329" Educational Partnership Program for the disabled $ 250,000 AMENDMENT NO. 135 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) to the Community Support Program for Families On page 102, between lines 21 and 22, insert the following: Helping Families for statewide single point of information and referral services $ 245,000" "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) to the Patient Care Program for forensic mental AMENDMENT NO. 138 health services, including seventy-three (73) positions $ 2,000,000 On page 105, after line 56, insert the following: Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) "EXPENDITURES: to the Patient Care Program for community Patient Care Program - Authorized Position s (22) $ 438,620 mental health clinics, including seven (7) positions $ 778,291 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 438,620 Payable out of the State General Fund by MEANS OF FINANCE: Interagency Transfers to the Patient Care State General Fund (Direct) $ 23,794 Program for inpatient psychiatric care, including State General Fund by: ten (10) positions $ 1,616,680" Interagency Transfers $ 414,826 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 438,620

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Payable out of the State General Fund by AMENDMENT NO. 143 Interagency Transfers to the Patient Care Program for adult habilitation services $ 188,380" On page 109, line 22, change "1,744" to "1,666" AMENDMENT NO. 139 AMENDMENT NO. 144 On page 106, between lines 38 and 39, insert the following: On page 109, line 22, change "53,853,247" to "52,506,199" "EXPENDITURES: AMENDMENT NO. 145 Patient Care Program - Authorized Positions (60) $ 1,520,223 On page 110, line 4, change "71,101,651" to "69,754,603" TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 1,520,223 AMENDMENT NO. 146 MEANS OF FINANCE: State General Fund (Direct) $ 101,220 On page 110, line 7, change "67,509,546" to "66,162,498" State General Fund by: Interagency Transfers $ 1,419,003 AMENDMENT NO. 147 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 1,520,223" On page 110, line 10, change "71,101,651" to "69,754,603" AMENDMENT NO. 140 AMENDMENT NO. 148 On page 107, between lines 40 and 41, insert the following: On page 110, between lines 10 and 11, insert the following: "EXPENDITURES: Patient Care Program - Authorized Positions (9) $ 299,341 "EXPENDITURES: Patient Care Program $ 2,700,000 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 299,341 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 2,700,000 MEANS OF FINANCE: State General Fund (Direct) $ 108,766 MEANS OF FINANCE: State General Fund by: State General Fund (Direct) $ 1,326,588 Interagency Transfers $ 190,575 State General Fund by: Interagency Transfers $ 1,373,412 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 299,341 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 2,700,000 Payable out of the State General Fund by Fees and Self-generated Revenues to the Auxiliary Payable out of the State General Fund by Account for additional client activities $ 50,000" Interagency Transfers to the Patient Care AMENDMENT NO. 141 Program for patient care, including eighteen (18) positions $ 2,346,611" On page 108, between lines 25 and 26, insert the following: AMENDMENT NO. 149 "EXPENDITURES: Patient Care Program - Authorized Positions (29) $ 450,063 On page 110, after line 42, insert the following: TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 450,063 "EXPENDITURES: Patient Care Program - Authorized Positions (25) $ 468,280 MEANS OF FINANCE: State General Fund (Direct) $ 448,197 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 468,280 State General Fund by: Interagency Transfers $ 1,866 MEANS OF FINANCE: State General Fund (Direct) $ 62,104 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 450,063" State General Fund by: Interagency Transfers $ 406,176 AMENDMENT NO. 142 On page 109, between lines 6 and 7, insert the following: TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 468,280" "EXPENDITURES: AMENDMENT NO. 150 Patient Care Program - Authorized Positions (18) $ 957,690 On page 111, after line 57, insert the following: TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 957,690 "EXPENDITURES: MEANS OF FINANCE: Patient Care Program, including State General Fund (Direct) $ 8,271 forty-two (42) positions $ 1,052,021 State General Fund by: Interagency Transfers $ 949,419 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 1,052,021 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 957,690"

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MEANS OF FINANCE: the Maintenance of Effort and other requirements of the federal State General Fund (Direct) $ 870,115 Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment block grant. State General Fund by: Interagency Transfers $ 181,906 09-XXX DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES COUNCIL TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 1,052,021" EXPENDITURES: Developmental Disabilities Council - AMENDMENT NO. 151 Authorized Positions (10) $ 1,696,332 On page 113, after line 57, insert the following: TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 1,696,322 "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) MEANS OF FINANCE: to the Prevention and Treatment Program for State General Fund (Direct) $ 206,500 rural outpatient clinics $ 181,870 State General Fund by: Interagency Transfers $ 76,000 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Federal Funds $ 1,413,832 to the Prevention and Treatment Program for the Pines Treatment Center $ 1,500,000 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 1,696,332 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Program description, objectives, and performance indicators related to to the Prevention and Treatment Program for this appropriation shall be submitted by the Department of Health and substance abuse treatment services, in the event Hospitals Developmental Disabilities Council no later than August 15, that House Bill No. 665 of the 2001 Regular 2001, for approval by the commissioner of administration and the Joint Session of the Legislature is enacted into law $ 2,200,000 Legislative Committee on the Budget." Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) AMENDMENT NO. 152 to the Prevention and Treatment Program for the Infinity Network in New Orleans to provide On page 114, after line 46, insert the following: substance abuse treatment and employment services for women with children $ 100,000 "Payable out of the State General Fund by Interagency Transfers for sixty-six (66) positions Payable out of the State General Fund by to centralize all Information Technology functions Statutory Dedications out of the Compulsive within the Office of the Secretary $ 23,223,079" and Problem Gaming Fund to the Prevention and Treatment Program for compulsive gambling AMENDMENT NO. 153 prevention and treatment services, including but not limited to intensive outpatient treatment in On page 115, line 16, change "2,892" to "2,843" the New Orleans area and an independent evaluation of state inpatient and outpatient AMENDMENT NO. 154 gambling treatment programs $ 1,500,000 On page 115, line 38, change "5.9%" to "6.5%" Payable out of the State General Fund by Interagency Transfers from the Department of AMENDMENT NO. 155 Social Services to the Prevention and Treatment Program for non-medical substance abuse On page 115, line 41, change "5.9%" to "6.5%" treatment services for women with children and drug screening, testing, and assessment costs for AMENDMENT NO. 156 Family Independence Temporary Assistance Program (FITAP) recipients $ 2,000,000 On page 115, line 50, change "5,100" to "4,000" Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) AMENDMENT NO. 157 to the Prevention and Treatment Program for regional services $ 710,075 On page 115, line 51, change "7,500" to "6,500" Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) AMENDMENT NO. 158 to the Prevention and Treatment Program for transfer to the Supreme Court for additional On page 115, line 53, change "105" to "125" services in existing drug courts and to expand the number of drug courts $ 2,800,000 AMENDMENT NO. 159 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) On page 115, line 54, change "108" to "125" to the Prevention and Treatment Program for the restoration of Joseph R. Briscoe Treatment AMENDMENT NO. 160 Center, including 10 positions $ 255,570 On page 115, line 58, change "105" to "125" Provided, however, that the funds appropriated herein for drug courts shall be transferred to the Supreme Court to maintain and enhance drug AMENDMENT NO. 161 court services. However, a sufficient amount shall be allocated to meet On page 115, line 59, change "108" to "125"

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AMENDMENT NO. 162 EXPENDITURES: Client Payments Program for additional Child On page 115, line 61, change "114,165" to "80,135" Care Assistance Payments $ 17,645,063 AMENDMENT NO. 163 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 17,645,063 On page 115, line 63, change "$332" to "$464" MEANS OF FINANCE: State General Fund (Direct) $ 5,200,000 AMENDMENT NO. 164 Federal Funds $ 12,445,063 On page 116, line 7, change "13,059" to "11,300" TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 17,645,063 AMENDMENT NO. 165 EXPENDITURES: Client Services - Authorized Positions (82) $ 2,797,430 On page 116, line 13, change "46,200" to "42,000" TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 2,797,430 AMENDMENT NO. 166 MEANS OF FINANCE: On page 116, line 15, change "46,200" to "42,000" State General Fund (Direct) $ 923,152 Federal Funds $ 1,874,278 AMENDMENT NO. 167 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 2,797,430 On page 116, line 17, change "$211" to "$200" Payable out of Federal Funds from the AMENDMENT NO. 168 Temporary Assistance to Needy Families Block Grant for initiatives to support On page 116, line 18, change "259,505,074" to "250,505,074" children and families $ 67,500,000 AMENDMENT NO. 169 Provided, however, that of the funds appropriated herein to the Office of Family Support, including the Temporary Assistance to Needy On page 116, line 35, change "25,379" to "30,000" Families Block Grant and State Maintenance of Effort funds, the following allocations shall be made: AMENDMENT NO. 170 Pre-kindergarten for at-risk four-year-olds to be On page 116, line 39, change "7,500" to "6,500" transferred to the Department of Education $ 15,000,000 Wrap Around Child Care Program $ 10,000,000 AMENDMENT NO. 171 Teen Pregnancy Prevention $ 5,500,000 PreGED/Skills Options and other dropout On page 116, line 45, change "$161.4" to "$154.4" prevention programs to be transferred to the Department of Education $ 9,000,000 AMENDMENT NO. 172 Individual Development Accounts $ 2,000,000 Micro-enterprise development to be transferred On page 116, line 46, change "483,563,077" to "474,563,077" to the Department of Economic Development $ 2,000,000 Transportation programs $ 3,500,000 AMENDMENT NO. 173 Up-front diversion programs $ 2,250,000 Domestic violence, to be transferred to the On page 116, line 48, change "99,523,882" to "90,523,882" Office of Women's Services in the Executive Department $ 4,000,000 AMENDMENT NO. 174 Non-medical Substance Abuse Treatment for women with children and drug testing/ On page 116, line 56, change "483,563,077" to "474,563,077" assessment costs for Family Independence Temporary Assistance Program recipients, AMENDMENT NO. 175 to be transferred to the Department of Health and Hospitals, Office of Addictive Disorders $ 2,000,000 On page 116, after line 56, insert the following: Fatherhood initiatives $ 4,000,000 Education and training focusing on job skills, "EXPENDITURES: job retention, adult basic skills, and adult Client Services Program for eligibility staff literacy training to be transferred to the reallocation $ 3,598,945 Workforce Commission Office in the Executive Department $ 10,000,000 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 3,598,945 Criminal justice initiatives, to be transferred to the Department of Corrections $ 3,000,000 MEANS OF FINANCE: Housing support services $ 3,000,000 State General Fund (Direct) $ 1,084,393 Energy assistance $ 18,000,000 Federal Funds $ 2,514,552 Program evaluation $ 750,000 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 3,598,945 These funds shall be expended in accordance with an implementation plan, which must be submitted to the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget by August 15, 2001. The Department of Social Services

1616 Page 39 HOUSE 31st Day's Proceedings - May 17, 2001 and other departments receiving Temporary Assistance to Needy "Payable out of the State General Fund by Families funds shall report quarterly to the Joint Legislative Committee Statutory Dedications out of the Telecom- on the Budget regarding the progress of the implementation of these munications for the Deaf Fund for the initiatives. purchase and distribution of assistive hearing devices $ 750,000 Payable out of the State General Fund by Statutory Dedications out of the Fraud Detection The commissioner of administration is hereby directed to increase the Fund to the Fraud and Recovery Section for Table of Organization for the Traumatic Head and Spinal Cord Injury enhancement of fraud detection and recovery Program by two (2) positions." activities through training, equipment acquisitions, and development and implementation of a compre- AMENDMENT NO. 184 hensive case management system and a recovery account system to enhance collections of On page 121, at the end of line 36, change "0" to "1" fraudulently received benefits $ 2,500,000" AMENDMENT NO. 185 AMENDMENT NO. 176 On page 123, between lines 20 and 21, insert the following: On page 117, line 3, change "42" to "27" "Payable out of the State General Fund AMENDMENT NO. 177 by Interagency Transfers from the Office of Coastal Restoration and Management to the On page 117, line 36, change "10.0" to "9.84" Management and Finance Program, including one (1) position $ 47,966" AMENDMENT NO. 178 AMENDMENT NO. 186 On page 118, between lines 45 and 46, insert the following: On page 124, line 25, after "wells", delete the remainder of the line and "EXPENDITURES: insert "verified to be out of compliance with mechanical integrity Child Welfare Services - Authorized Positions (22)$ 853,226 requirements", and at the beginning of line 26, delete "regulations" TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 853,226 AMENDMENT NO. 187 MEANS OF FINANCE: On page 124, delete line 29 in its entirety and insert the following: State General Fund (Direct) $ 426,613 Federal Funds $ 426,613 "Number of injection/disposal wells verified to be out of compliance with mechanical integrity requirements and remaining in TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 853,226 operation 0" EXPENDITURES: AMENDMENT NO. 188 Child Welfare Services - Authorized Positions (65)$ 2,505,540 On page 124, between lines 30 and 31, insert the following: TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 2,505,540 "Number of injection/disposal wells verified MEANS OF FINANCE: to be noncompliant with mechanical State General Fund (Direct) $ 1,252,770 integrity requirements during current year 115" Federal Funds $ 1,252,770 AMENDMENT NO. 189 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 2,505,540" On page 124, line 31, after "Number of" and before "commercial" insert AMENDMENT NO. 179 "verified" On page 119, line 1, change "364" to "362"" AMENDMENT NO. 190 AMENDMENT NO. 180 On page 124, after line 58, insert the following: On page 119, line 14, change "7" to "5" "Provided, however, that the performance indicators in the Executive Budget Supporting Document for the Public Safety Program shall be AMENDMENT NO. 181 changed as follows: On page 119, line 15, change "1,200" to "984" "Number of injection/disposal wells determined to be noncompliant during current year" shall be changed to "Number of injection/disposal AMENDMENT NO. 182 wells verified to be noncompliant with any program regulation during current year". On page 119, line 16, change "$3,276" to "$2,642" "Number of injection/disposal wells returned to compliance during year" AMENDMENT NO. 183 shall be changed to "Number of injection/disposal wells verified to be noncompliant with any program regulation returned to compliance On page 120, after line 44, insert the following: during current year".

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"Number of injection/disposal wells out of compliance" shall be AMENDMENT NO. 194 changed to "Number of injection/disposal wells out of compliance with any program regulation". On page 128, between lines 9 and 10, insert the following: The performance standards for the above indicators shall remain as "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) currently reported in the Executive Budget Supporting Document. for the Tax Collection Program, to be transferred by the secretary of the department to the United Payable out of State General Fund by States Olympic Committee pursuant to Statutory Dedications out of the Oil and Gas R.S. 47:120.53 $ 5,000 Regulatory Fund for restoration of five (5) positions in the Monroe District Office $ 303,715 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) for rent payments to the Department of Public The agency performance standard for "Number of orphaned well sites Safety associated with the centralization of data restored during fiscal year" shall be increased from 170 to 180. processing activities $ 49,060 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Payable out of the State General Fund by to the Public Safety Program for development of Fees & Self-generated Revenues from prior year a groundwater plan that will facilitate the collections of alcoholic beverage and tobacco management, protection, and regulation of the fees to the Alcohol and Tobacco Control Program state's groundwater resources, including two (2) for additional compliance checks to enforce positions, in the event that Senate Bill No. 965 underage tobacco sales laws $ 150,000" of the 2001 Regular Session of the Legislature is enacted into law $ 538,000 AMENDMENT NO. 195 Payable out of the State General Fund by On page 129, line 11, change "70" to "72"" Statutory Dedications out of the Oil and Gas Regulatory Fund to restore reductions in the AMENDMENT NO. 196 Public Safety Program, including five (5) positions $ 178,291" On page 130, at the end of line 36, change "273" to "292" AMENDMENT NO. 191 AMENDMENT NO. 197 On page 125, line 33, after "Mineral" and before "Audit", insert On page 131, between lines 32 and 33, insert the following: "Resources" "Payable out of the State General Fund by AMENDMENT NO. 192 Statutory Dedications out of the Environmental Trust Fund for the Environmental Compliance On page 125, between lines 35 and 36, insert the following: Program $ 114,450 "Payable out of the State General Fund by Payable out of the State General Fund by Fees & Self-generated Revenues from prior and Statutory Dedications out of the Environmental current year collections to restore reductions Trust Fund, including eight (8) positions $ 369,600" made to the Mineral Resources Management Program, including eleven (11) positions $ 473,285 AMENDMENT NO. 198 Provided, however, that in the event that House Bill No. 1565 of the On page 131, line 35, change "214" to "223" 2001 Regular Session is enacted into law, monies appropriated herein from the Mineral Audit and Collection Fund and the Legal Support AMENDMENT NO. 199 Fund shall instead be appropriated from the Mineral Resources Audit and Collection Fund." On page 132, between lines 9 and 10, insert the following: AMENDMENT NO. 193 "Payable out of the State General Fund by Statutory Dedications out of the Environmental On page 126, between lines 24 and 25, insert the following: Trust Fund for payment to the Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism, Office of "Payable out of the State General Fund by Cultural Development, for archaeological Statutory Dedications out of the Wetland review of permits $ 22,486 Conservation and Restoration Fund for the Holly Beach Breakwaters Project $ 10,000,000 Payable out of the State General Fund by Statutory Dedications out of the Environmental Payable out of Federal Funds for the Brown Trust Fund, including six (6) positions $ 277,200" Marsh Research, Mitigation, and Nutria Control Project $ 2,993,000 AMENDMENT NO. 200 Payable out of Federal Funds for the Coastal On page 132, line 12, change "256" to "267"" Impact Assistance Program $ 26,400,000 AMENDMENT NO. 201 Provided, however, that the Table of Organization shall be increased by five (5) positions." On page 132, line 12, change "27,331,076" to "27,216,626"

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AMENDMENT NO. 202 "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) to the Management and Finance Program for On page 132, line 54, change "27,331,076" to "27,216,626" payments to the Division of Administrative Law for services rendered $ 189,519" AMENDMENT NO. 203 AMENDMENT NO. 211 On page 133, line 6, change "10,948,237" to "10,833,787" On page 142, between lines 10 and 11, insert the following: AMENDMENT NO. 204 "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) On page 133, line 10, change "27,331,076" to "27,216,626" for aquatic plant control in Monroe, including one (1) technician position $ 20,000 AMENDMENT NO. 205 Payable out of the State General Fund by On page 133, between lines 10 and 11, insert the following: Statutory Dedications out of the Section 201 Petition Fund for the purposes of the Blue Crab "Payable out of the State General Fund by Coalition, including legal fees and other expenses $ 100,000 Statutory Dedications out of the Environmental Trust Fund, including eight (8) positions $ 369,600" Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) for aquatic weed eradication in the Spring AMENDMENT NO. 206 Bayou Wildlife Management Area $ 35,000 On page 133, line 13, change "183" to "182" Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) for the Sonar Aquatic Plant Control Pilot AMENDMENT NO. 207 Program at Bayou Desiard in Ouachita Parish $ 60,000" On page 133, after line 53, insert the following: AMENDMENT NO. 212 "Payable out of the State General Fund by On page 143, between lines 23 and 24, insert the following: Statutory Dedications out of the Environmental Trust Fund, including one (1) position $ 46,200" Objective: Through the Classification and Pay activity, to hold the average job study processing time to 150 days if the department receives no more than 220 job study AMENDMENT NO. 208 requests and completes no more than 300 job studies. Performance Indicator: On page 136, between lines 41 and 42, insert the following: Average processing time for job studies (in days) 150" "Payable out of the State General (Direct) AMENDMENT NO. 213 for services provided by the New Orleans Compute Technical Village for adult education, On page 145, line 8, change "19" to "20" training and support $ 300,000 AMENDMENT NO. 214 Payable out of State General Fund (Direct) to the Job Training and Placement Program for the On page 147, between lines 26 and 27, insert the following: Opportunities Industrialization Center in New Orleans to provide reentry training for current "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) and ex-prisoners $ 300,000 to restore reductions made in the Executive Budget Recommendation, including (2) positions $ 75,145 Provided, however, that of the federal funds appropriated herein, the amount of $300,000 shall be allocated for training associated with the Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Opportunities Industrialization Center in New Orleans." for one (1) administrative specialist in the Metairie field office $ 31,053" AMENDMENT NO. 209 AMENDMENT NO. 215 On page 137, after line 44, insert the following: On page 147, after line 41, insert the following: "Payable out of the State General Fund by Statutory Dedications out of the Director of "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Workers' Compensation Revolving Fund for for the unfunded accrued liability of the LSU imaging technology upgrades $ 788,000 Retirement System $ 203,037" Provided, however, that of the funds appropriated herein, the balance of AMENDMENT NO. 216 $177,000 remaining in the Workers' Compensation Enforcement Revolving Fund shall be transferred to the Office of Workers' On page 148, between lines 18 and 19, insert the following: Compensation Administrative Fund in the event that HB 1641 is enacted into law." "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) for the unfunded accrued liability of the LSU AMENDMENT NO. 210 Retirement System, LSU Cooperative Extension Benefits, and the supplementary pensions $ 357,747" On page 138, after line 49, insert the following:

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AMENDMENT NO. 217 Payable out of the State General Fund by Statutory Dedications out of the Support Edu- On page 149, line 38, change "137,252,448" to "120,252,448" cation in Louisiana First (SELF) Fund for faculty pay increases and related benefits at AMENDMENT NO. 218 postsecondary institutions, to be distributed in accordance with a plan developed jointly by On page 150, at the end of line 6, change "71,269" to "71,982" the Board of Regents and the Division of Administration $ 38,700,000 AMENDMENT NO. 219 Payable out of the State General Fund by On page 150, at the end of line 7, change "52,256" to "52,434" Statutory Dedications out of the Higher Education Initiatives Fund: Library and AMENDMENT NO. 220 Scientific Acquisitions Account, for acquisition of additional library materials and scientific On page 150, at the end of line 8, change "12,317" to "12,458" equipment $ 400,000 AMENDMENT NO. 221 Payable out of the State General Fund by Statutory Dedications out of the Higher On page 150, at the end of line 9, change "6,876" to "7,093" Education Initiatives Fund: Distance Learning Account, for equipment and distance learning AMENDMENT NO. 222 classrooms and infrastructure $ 500,000 On page 151, at the end of the line 7, change "137,252,448" to Payable out of the State General Fund by "120,252,448" Statutory Dedications out the Higher Education Initiatives Fund: Library and Scientific AMENDMENT NO. 223 Acquisitions Account for expenditures related to the Governor's Information Technology On page 151, at the end of the line 9, change "60,953,008" to Initiative $ 5,000,000 "43,953,008" Payable out of the State General Fund by AMENDMENT NO. 224 Statutory Dedications out of the Higher Education Initiatives Fund: Center for On page 151, at the end of the line 21, change "137,252,448" to Innovative Teaching and Learning Account, for "120,252,448" improvement of university-based teacher training programs $ 1,800,000" AMENDMENT NO. 225 AMENDMENT NO. 230 On page 151, at the end of the line 36, after "Fund" insert a comma "," and insert "the Louisiana Fund, and the Health Excellence Fund" On page 154, between lines 39 and 40, insert the following: AMENDMENT NO. 226 "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) to support program needs related to On page 151, line 38, after "State" and before "Fund" change "Federal" accreditation of the School of Veterinary to "General" Medicine at LSU-Baton Rouge $ 400,000" AMENDMENT NO. 227 AMENDMENT NO. 231 On page 151, line 39, change "25,000,000" to "20,000,000" On page 156, between lines 40 and 41, insert the following: AMENDMENT NO. 228 "EXPENDITURES: Uncompensated Care Costs for expansions of On page 151, delete lines 45 through 48 in their entirety the psychiatric care unit at LSU - Health Sciences Center-Shreveport $ 850,000 AMENDMENT NO. 229 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 850,000 On page 152, between lines 5 and 6, insert the following: MEANS OF FINANCE: "Payable out of the State General Fund by State General Fund (Direct) $ 250,000 Statutory Dedications out of the Higher State General Fund by: Education Initiatives Fund: Library and Interagency Transfers $ 600,000 Scientific Acquisitions Account $ 10,599,000 TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 850,000 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) for Truancy and Assessment Centers in the Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) parishes of East Baton Rouge, Orleans, for the Department of Public Health and St. Tammany, Tangipahoa, Calcasieu, and Bossier $ 2,000,000 Preventative Medicine within the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine in New Orleans for HIV prevention services $ 600,000

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The Department shall report on its HIV expenditures to the Louisiana AMENDMENT NO. 241 Commission on HIV and AIDS on a quarterly basis. On page 171, between lines 33 and 34, insert the following: Payable out of the State General Fund by Interagency Transfers to the Department of "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Public Health and Preventative Medicine to the Louisiana Community and Technical within the School of Medicine in New Orleans Colleges Board of Supervisors for startup costs for HIV prevention services $ 1,118,957" of Delta Community College $ 500,000" AMENDMENT NO. 232 AMENDMENT NO. 242 On page 157, after line 54, insert the following: On page 174, after line 44, insert the following: "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) for fire ant research and educational efforts $ 400,000 to the South Louisiana Community College for additional lease space and general operations $ 375,408" Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) for Termite Research and Education $ 800,000" AMENDMENT NO. 243 AMENDMENT NO. 233 On page 175, between lines 28 and 29, insert the following: On page 159, line 33, change "2,614" to "2,000" "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) to the River Parishes Community College for lease AMENDMENT NO. 234 space and general operations $ 499,592" On page 160, delete lines 31 through 36 and insert the following: AMENDMENT NO. 244 "Objective: To maintain the number of students earning On page 178, between lines 7 and 8, insert the following: baccalaureate degrees in education. Performance Indicator: Number of students earning baccalaureate "EXPENDITURES: degrees in education 115" Administration/Support Services $ 9,574 Instructional Services $ 64,783 AMENDMENT NO. 235 Residential Services $ 18,194 On page 164, line 27, after "To" change "maintain" to "increase" TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 92,551 AMENDMENT NO. 236 MEANS OF FINANCE: State General Fund (Direct) $ 92,551 On page 164, line 28, after "systemwide" delete the remainder of the line and insert "from 94.5% to 95.3%." TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 92,551" AMENDMENT NO. 237 AMENDMENT NO. 245 On page 164, at the end of line 39, change "33.2%" to "32.9%" On page 178, at the end of line 25, change "25.8%" to "24.9%" AMENDMENT NO. 238 AMENDMENT NO. 246 On page 164, at the end of line 41, change "33.2%" to "32.9%" On page 178, line 44, after "To have" change "70%" to "80%" AMENDMENT NO. 239 AMENDMENT NO. 247 On page 165, between lines 5 and 6, insert the following: On page 178, at the end of line 47, change "70%" to "80%" "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) AMENDMENT NO. 248 for six (6) additional support staff and general operations for the University of Louisiana On page 178, at the end of line 48, change "168" to "192" Board of Supervisors $ 379,500" AMENDMENT NO. 249 AMENDMENT NO. 240 On page 179, line 1, after "To have" change "50%" to "60%" On page 167, between lines 31 and 32, insert the following: AMENDMENT NO. 250 "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) for the Governor's Program for Gifted On page 179, at the end of line 9, change "50%" to "60%" Children at McNeese State University $ 150,000" AMENDMENT NO. 251 On page 179, at the end of line 13, change "12" to "14"

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AMENDMENT NO. 252 "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) to restore attrition reductions in the Instructional On page 179, at the end of line 23, change "45%" to "50%" Services Program $ 65,292" AMENDMENT NO. 253 AMENDMENT NO. 265 On page 179, at the end of line 26, change "45%" to "50%" On page 184, line 4, change "$102,805,536" to "$102,161,368" AMENDMENT NO. 254 AMENDMENT NO. 266 On page 179, at the end of line 28, change "45%" to "50%" On page 184, line 13, change "104,407,054" to "104,207,054" AMENDMENT NO. 255 AMENDMENT NO. 267 On page 179, line 37, after "To have" change "63%" to "70%" On page 184, line 21, change "1,100,000" to "1,300,000" AMENDMENT NO. 256 AMENDMENT NO. 268 On page 179, at the end of line 42, change "63%" to "70%" On page 184, between lines 37 and 38, insert the following: AMENDMENT NO. 257 "The Office of Student Financial Assistance shall provide to the commissioner of administration and the Joint Legislative Committee on On page 179, at the end of line 44, change "96" to "107" the Budget a recommended objective and associated performance indicators which reflect the agency's efforts and activities related to AMENDMENT NO. 258 collections on defaulted loans by August 15, 2001." On page 179, after line 57, insert the following: AMENDMENT NO. 269 "EXPENDITURES: On page 184, line 40, change "11" to "9" Instructional Services $ 313,843 Residential Services $ 197,538 AMENDMENT NO. 270 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 511,381 On page 185, line 1, change "67" to "69" MEANS OF FINANCE: AMENDMENT NO. 271 State General Fund (Direct) $ 476,381 State General Fund by: On page 185, between lines 30 and 31, insert the following: Interagency Transfers $ 35,000 "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $ 511,381" to restore operating services in the Broadcasting Program $ 40,423 AMENDMENT NO. 259 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) On page 181, between lines 19 and 20, insert the following: for the restoration of operating and personal services, including two (2) positions, in the "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Broadcasting Program $ 300,000" to restore attrition reductions in the Instructional Services Program $ 22,405" AMENDMENT NO. 272 AMENDMENT NO. 260 On page 189, line 1, change "18" to "19" On page 181, line 30, change "18.4%" to "18.2%" AMENDMENT NO. 273 AMENDMENT NO. 261 On page 190, delete lines 8 through 40 in their entirety, and insert the following: On page 182, line 6, change "$8,089" to "$8,253" "Current instructional-related AMENDMENT NO. 262 expenditures per pupil $3,854 $4,177 N/A Total current expenditures per pupil $5,178 $5,562 N/A Average actual classroom teacher On page 182, line 7, change "48.4%" to "48.9%" salary $31,131 $32,404 $33,109 Average student attendance rate 93.38% 95.53% N/A AMENDMENT NO. 263 Pupil-teacher ratio 15.8 to 1 15.4 to 1 N/A Percentage of students reading below On page 182, line 16, change "19.6%" to "19.4%" grade level: Grade 2 43% 56% 37% AMENDMENT NO. 264 Grade 3 38% 34% 23% Percentage passing LEAP 21 Language Arts test: On page 182, between lines 37 and 38, insert the following: Grade 4 N/A 79% 80% Grade 8 N/A 79% 87%

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Average percentile rank - Norm AMENDMENT NO. 279 Reference test: Grade 3 N/A 45 47 On page 197, after line 56, insert the following: Grade 5 N/A 44 46 Grade 6 44 45 47 Grade 7 N/A 44 46 "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Grade 9 43 44 46 for KIDS HOPE in the School and Community Average ACT score 19.5 19.6 19.6 Support Program $ 150,000 School Accountability Performance Categories (20 fewer schools in 99-00): Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Number of schools of Academic Excellence N/A 1 1 for three schools in the I CAN LEARN Program Number of schools of Academic in the School and Community Support Program $ 300,000 Distinction NA 14 14 Number of schools of Academic Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Achievement N/A 95 95 for the New Orleans Drug Education Intervention Number of schools Above State Center in the School and Community Support Average N/A 524 522 Number of schools Below State Program $ 200,000 Average N/A 500 486 Number of schools Academically Payable out of the State General Fund by Unacceptable N/A 57 53 Interagency Transfers for the local assistance State average School Performance component of secondary vocational education Score N/A 69.4 77.3 in the School Accountability and Improvement Number of high school graduates 38,360 38,038 N/A Number of high school dropouts 21,367 20,923 N/A Program $ 13,948,461 Number of students graduating with a GED 6,591 7,202 8,100" Payable out of Federal Funds for an increase in Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) AMENDMENT NO. 274 Part B funds in the Disadvantaged or Disabled Student Support Program $ 15,435,713 On page 193, line 14, change "3,331,301" to "2,531,301" Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) AMENDMENT NO. 275 to the School and Community Support Program for the South St. Landry Library $ 80,000 On page 193, line 40, change "86,934,135" to "86,134,135" Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) AMENDMENT NO. 276 for The Very Special Arts Program $ 100,000 On page 193, line 45, change "3,401,529" to "2,601,529" Payable out of the State General Fund by Statutory Dedications out of the School Leadership AMENDMENT NO. 277 Development Fund to the Quality Educators Program for further implementation of the On page 193, line 51, change "86,934,135" to "86,134,135" school leadership development plan $ 256,000 AMENDMENT NO. 278 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) for the Type 2 Delhi Charter School in the On page 193, after line 51, insert the following: School Accountability and Improvement Program $ 1,250,000 "Payable out of the State General Fund by Payable out of the State General Fund by Fees and Self-generated Revenues from prior Statutory Dedications out of the School and year collections from shared commissions and District Accountability Fund to the School exchange fees for oversight to the statewide Accountability and Improvement Program for textbooks adoption program $ 200,000 the provision of rewards and technical support $ 273,000 Payable out of the State General Fund by Payable out of the State General Fund by Statutory Dedications out of the Academic Interagency Transfers from the Department of Improvement Fund to the Louisiana Center Social Services to the Adult Education Program for Educational Technology Program for for Pre-GED/Skills Options and other dropout eight and one-half months of the statewide prevention programs $ 9,000,000 subscription to on-line information resources provided from the GALE Group and World Payable out of the State General Fund by Book, Inc., in the event that House Bill No. Interagency Transfers from the Department of 1565 of the 2001 Regular Session of the Social Services to the Disadvantaged or Disabled Legislature is enacted into law $ 480,000 Student Support Program for pre-kindergarten services for at-risk four-year-olds $ 15,000,000 Payable out of the State General Fund by Interagency Transfers for the administrative Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) and state leadership components of secondary for the North Baton Rouge Tutorial Program in vocational education in the Office of Manage- the School and Community Support Program $ 100,000 ment and Finance, including four (4) positions $ 1,700,000" Payable out of the State General Fund by Statutory Dedications out of the Alternative

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School Fund to the School and Community for seven (7) positions $ 204,342 Support Program for public alternative education programs or schools $ 175,000 Payable out of the State General Fund by Interagency Transfers to E.A. Conway Medical AMENDMENT NO. 280 Center for patient care, including forty-four (44) positions $ 1,736,857 On page 198, at the end of the line 3, change "2,315,449,110" to "2,399,390,500" Payable out of the State General Fund by Interagency Transfers to Earl K. Long Medical AMENDMENT NO. 281 Center for patient care, including forty-six (46) positions $ 2,092,399 On page 198, at the end of the line 31, change "2,315,449,110" to "2,399,390,500" Payable out of the State General Fund by Interagency Transfers to Huey P. Long Medical AMENDMENT NO. 282 Center for patient care, including twenty-nine (29) positions $ 1,220,478 On page 198, at the end of the line 34, change "2,218,949,110" to "2,206,090,500" Payable out of the State General Fund by Interagency Transfers to University Medical AMENDMENT NO. 283 Center for patient care, including forty (40) positions $ 1,721,204 On page 198, between lines 36 and 37, insert the following: Payable out of the State General Fund by "Support Education in Louisiana First Fund $ 96,800,000" Interagency Transfers to W.O. Moss Medical Center for patient care, including twenty-one AMENDMENT NO. 284 (21) positions $ 740,529 On page 198, at the end of the line 39, change "2,315,449,110" to Payable out of the State General Fund by "2,399,390,500" Interagency Transfers to Lallie Kemp Medical Center for patient care, including twenty-four (24) AMENDMENT NO. 285 positions $ 887,639 On page 198, line 41, after "raise of" and before "per" change "$1,000" Payable out of the State General Fund by to "$2,000" Interagency Transfers to Washington-St. Tammany Medical Center for patient care, AMENDMENT NO. 286 including eleven (11) positions $ 548,141 On page 198, after line 54, insert the following: Payable out of the State General Fund by Interagency Transfers to Leonard J. Chabert "Provided, however, that of the funds appropriated herein for a uniform Medical Center for patient care, including pay raise of $2,000 per certificated employee, $1,300,650 shall be forty-two (42) positions $ 1,679,461 allocated for certificated employees at the Louisiana School for the Visually Impaired, the Louisiana School for the Deaf, the Louisiana Payable out of the State General Fund by Special Education Center, the Louisiana School for Math, Science and Interagency Transfers to Charity Hospital and the Arts, the New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts, the Special Medical Center of Louisiana at New Orleans School Districts, and Corrections Services within the Department of for patient care, including two hundred twenty Public Safety and Corrections." (220) positions $ 10,500,690 AMENDMENT NO. 287 Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) to the Executive Administration and General On page 199, delete lines 1 through 15 in their entirety Support Program for disease management drugs $ 482,406 AMENDMENT NO. 288 Payable out of the State General Fund by Interagency Transfers to the Administration and On page 202, after line 42, insert the following: General Support Program, including three (3) positions $ 2,055,001 "Provided, however, that the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, Health Care Services Division shall submit adjustments to its Payable out of the State General Fund by performance data which are necessary to align the expected Interagency Transfers to the E.A. Conway performance for Fiscal Year 2001-2002 to the enacted budget no later Medical Center, including seventy (70) than August 15, 2001, as provided in R.S. 39:87.2(C)." positions $ 3,565,137 AMENDMENT NO. 289 Payable out of the State General Fund by Interagency Transfers to the Earl K. Long On page 206, after line 56, insert the following: Medical Center, including two hundred (200) positions $ 5,158,693 "Payable out of the State General Fund by Interagency Transfers to the Executive Administration and General Support Program

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Payable out of the State General Fund by AMENDMENT NO. 290 Interagency Transfers to the Huey P. Long Medical Center, including fifty-one (51) On page 209, between lines 16 and 17, insert the following: positions $ 3,060,564 "Notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary, the Payable out of the State General Fund by commissioner of administration is hereby authorized and directed to Interagency Transfers to the University reduce the appropriation herein for any district attorney or assistant Medical Center, including sixty (60) positions $ 3,706,185 district attorney by the amount of dues or other compensation paid by the district attorney, assistant district attorney, or the officer thereof, to Payable out of the State General Fund by the Louisiana District Attorneys Association, which such dues and Interagency Transfers to the W.O. Moss compensation shall be deemed and construed as state funds for purposes Medical Center, including thirty-nine (39) of this appropriation." positions $ 2,160,905 AMENDMENT NO. 291 Payable out of the State General Fund by Interagency Transfers to the Lallie Kemp On page 214, between lines 33 and 34, insert the following: Medical Center, including thirty-four (34) positions $ 1,915,644 "Payable out of the State General Fund by Statutory Dedications out of the Natchitoches Payable out of the State General Fund by Parish Historic District Development Fund, in Interagency Transfers to the Washington-St. accordance with R.S. 47:302.10, 322.13 and 332.5 $ 34,000 Tammany Medical Center, including fourteen (14) positions $ 954,851 Payable out of the State General Fund by Statutory Dedications out of the Natchitoches Payable out of the State General Fund by Parish Visitor Enterprise Fund, in accordance Interagency Transfers to the Leonard J. with R.S. 47:302.10 $ 15,000 Chabert Medical Center, including sixty-one (61) positions $ 3,768,595 Payable out of the State General Fund by Statutory Dedications out of the St. Landry Parish Payable out of the State General Fund by Historical Development Fund #1, in accordance Interagency Transfers to the Medical with R.S. 47:332.20 $ 170,794 Center of Louisiana at New Orleans, including two hundred ninety-seven (297) Payable out of the State General Fund by positions $ 26,853,078 Statutory Dedications out of the St. Landry Parish Historical Development Fund #1, in the event Payable out of Federal Funds to the E.A. Conway that House Bill No. 229 of the 2001 Regular Medical Center for HIV/AIDS treatment $ 119,000 Session of the Legislature is enacted into law $ 32,000 Payable out of Federal Funds to the Earl K. Long Payable out of the State General Fund by Medical Center for HIV/AIDS treatment $ 382,000 Statutory Dedications out of the New Orleans Metro Convention and Visitors Bureau Fund, in Payable out of Federal Funds to the Huey P. Long accordance with R.S. 47:332.10 $ 1,600,000 Medical Center for HIV/AIDS treatment $ 22,000 Payable out of the State General Fund by Payable out of Federal Funds to the University Statutory Dedications out of the St. Tammany Medical Center for HIV/AIDS treatment $ 275,000 Parish Fund, in accordance with R.S. 47:302.26, 322.37, and 332.13 $ 357,660 Payable out of Federal Funds to the W.O. Moss Medical Center for HIV/AIDS treatment $ 76,500 Payable out of the State General Fund by Statutory Dedications out of the Sabine Parish Payable out of Federal Funds to the Lallie Kemp Tourism Improvement Fund, in accordance with Medical Center for HIV/AIDS treatment $ 94,000 R.S. 47:302.37, 322.10, and 332.29 $ 25,000 Payable out of Federal Funds to the Leonard J. Payable out of the State General Fund by Chabert Medical Center for HIV/AIDS treatment $ 98,000 Statutory Dedications out of the LaSalle Economic Development Fund in accordance with Payable out of Federal Funds to the Medical R.S. 47:302.48, 322.35 and 332.46 $ 6,407 Center of Louisiana at New Orleans for HIV/AIDS treatment $ 1,108,500 Payable out of the State General Fund by Statutory Dedications out of the Richland Provided, however, that of the funds appropriated herein, at least Parish Visitor Enterprise Fund in accordance $7,000,000 shall be allocated to HIV and AIDS treatment services. The with R.S. 47:302.4, 322.18, and 332.44 $ 45,000 Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, Health Care Services Division shall report on its HIV and AIDS treatment Provided, however, that out of the funds allocated to the Richland expenditures to the Louisiana Commission on HIV and AIDS on a Parish Visitor Enterprise Fund, $20,000 shall be allocated and quarterly basis." distributed to the town of Delhi for renovations to the Cave Theater, $5,000 shall be allocated and distributed to the town of Mangham for downtown development, and $20,000 shall be allocated and distributed to the town of Rayville for downtown development. In the event that

1625 Page 48 HOUSE 31st Day's Proceedings - May 17, 2001 total revenues deposited in this fund are not sufficient to fully fund such $60,000 shall be allocated and distributed to the Ascension Community allocations, each entity shall receive the same prorata share of the Theater. monies available which its allocation represents to the total. Provided, however, that of the funds appropriated herein to East Carroll Payable out of the State General Fund by Parish out of the East Carroll Parish Visitor Enterprise Fund, fifty Statutory Dedications out of the Madison percent shall be allocated and distributed to the East Carroll Parish Parish Visitor Enterprise Fund in accordance Tourist Commission. with R.S. 47:302.4, 322.18 and 332.44 $ 37,500 Provided, however, that of the funds appropriated herein to the Iberia Provided, however, that of the monies appropriated herein to Madison Parish Tourist Commission Fund, $10,000 shall be allocated and Parish out of the Madison Parish Visitor Enterprise Fund, $12,500 shall distributed to the city of Jeanerette for the Jeanerette Museum. be allocated and distributed to the Madison Parish Historical Society, $12,500 shall be allocated and distributed to the Madison Parish Police Provided, however, that of the funds appropriated herein to the Jury for repairs and renovations to the Courthouse, and $12,500 shall Morehouse Economic Development Corporation out of the Morehouse be allocated and distributed to the city of Tallulah for beautification and Parish Visitor Enterprise Fund, fifty percent shall be allocated and repair projects. In the event that total revenues deposited in this fund distributed to the Morehouse Tourist Commission." are insufficient to fully fund such allocations, each entity shall receive the same prorata share of the monies available which its allocation AMENDMENT NO. 292 represents to the total. On page 214, after line 50, insert the following: Payable out of the State General Fund by Statutory Dedications out of the St. Martin "Provided, however, that out of the funds allocated herein to Lafourche Parish Visitor Enterprise Fund in accordance Parish under the Parish Transportation Program (R.S. 48:751-756(A)), with R.S. 47:302.27 $ 36,307 two and one-half percent (2.5%) shall be distributed to the municipal governing authority of Golden Meadow, three percent (3%) shall be Payable out of the State General Fund by distributed to the municipal governing authority of Lockport, and Statutory Dedications out of the Jefferson sixteen and thirty-five one-hundredths percent (16.35%) shall be Parish Convention Center Fund, in accordance distributed to the municipal governing authority of Thibodaux. with R.S. 47:322.34 and 332.1 $ 305,000 Provided, however, that out of the funds allocated under the Parish Payable out of the State General Fund by Transportation Program (R.S. 48:751-756(A)) to Jefferson Parish, the Statutory Dedications out of the Bienville funds shall be allocated directly to the following municipalities in the Parish Tourism and Economic Development amounts listed: Fund in the event that House Bill No. 261 of the 2001 Regular Session of the Legislature is Kenner $ 215,000 enacted into law $ 30,000 Gretna $ 175,000 Westwego $ 175,000 Payable out of the State General Fund by Harahan $ 175,000 Statutory Dedications out of the Claiborne Jean Lafitte $ 50,000 Parish Tourism and Economic Development Grand Isle $ 50,000" Fund in the event that House Bill No. 471 of the 2001 Regular Session of the Legislature is AMENDMENT NO. 293 enacted into law $ 5,000 On page 216, between lines 26 and 27, insert the following: Provided, however, that of the funds appropriated herein to Avoyelles Parish out of the Avoyelles Parish Enterprise Fund, thirty percent (30%) "Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) shall be allocated and distributed to the Marksville Chamber of to the Caddo Juvenile Court for the STARS Commerce, twenty percent (20%) shall be allocated and distributed to Rehabilitation Program $ 150,000 the Bunkie Chamber of Commerce, fifteen percent (15%) shall be allocated and distributed to the Atchafalaya Area Chamber of Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Commerce in Simmesport, twelve and one-half percent (12.5%) shall to the Affiliated Blind of Louisiana Training Center $ 304,761 be allocated and distributed to the city of Marksville Airport Authority, twelve and one-half percent (12.5%) shall be allocated and distributed Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) to the Bunkie Airport Authority, and ten percent (10%) shall be to the Louisiana Center for the Blind at Ruston allocated and distributed to the Avoyelles Parish Police Jury, which ten for match funds for Louisiana Tech instructors $ 200,000 percent (10%) shall be used for the purpose of flood control projects between Mansura and Hessmer along the public right-of-way and Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Bayou Lacombe. to the Louisiana Center for the Blind at Ruston for additional funding for training for instructors Provided, however, that of the funds appropriated herein to DeSoto for the blind $ 200,000 Parish out of the DeSoto Parish Visitor Enterprise Fund, fifty percent shall be allocated and distributed to the DeSoto Parish Tourist Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Commission, thirty-five percent shall be allocated and distributed to the to the town of Oak Grove for equipment, DeSoto Parish Chamber of Commerce, and fifteen percent shall be refurbishment, and other enhancements for the allocated and distributed to the Logansport Chamber of Commerce. Donald B. Fiske Memorial Theater $ 25,000 Provided, however, that of the funds appropriated herein out of the Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Ascension Parish Visitor Enterprise Fund, $60,000 shall be allocated to the Capital Area Legal Services Corporation and distributed to the city of Donaldsonville for tourism promotion, and for computer upgrades $ 100,000

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Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) Motion to the Rapides Parish Law Enforcement District for the Louisiana Youth Academy Program $ 900,000 On motion of Rep. LeBlanc, House Bill No. 1 was made Special Order of the Day No. 1 for Tuesday, May 22, 2001. Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) to the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank $ 100,000 HOUSE BILL NO. 46— BY REPRESENTATIVE MONTGOMERY Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) AN ACT to the city of Monroe for educational and To amend and reenact R.S. 27:93(A)(2)(introductory paragraph) and recreational activities in southside Monroe $ 250,000" (a), (7)(e), and (8), to enact R.S. 27:93(A)(9), and to repeal R.S. 27:93(A)(2)(e), (f), and (i), relative to admission fees for AMENDMENT NO. 294 riverboats; to provide for allocation of funds derived from riverboat boarding fees on certain riverboats in Bossier Parish; to provide for On page 216, at the end of line 30, change "8,000,000" to "945,000" the levying of boarding fees in Bossier Parish in certain cases; and to provide for related matters. AMENDMENT NO. 295 Read by title. On page 216, delete line 34 in its entirety and insert the following: Reported with amendments by the Committee on Administration "Louisiana Economic Development Fund $ 4,000,000" of Criminal Justice. AMENDMENT NO. 296 The committee amendments were read as follows: On page 216, line 37, change "19,653,051" to "11,598,051" HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS AMENDMENT NO. 297 Amendments proposed by House Committee on Administration of Criminal Justice to Original House Bill No. 46 by Representative On page 216, line 39, change "19,153,051" to "11,098,051" Montgomery AMENDMENT NO. 298 AMENDMENT NO. 1 On page 216, at the end of line 43, change "19,653,051" to On page 2, line 25, after "(a)" and before "Two" insert "(i)" "11,598,051" AMENDMENT NO. 2 AMENDMENT NO. 299 On page 2, after line 25, insert: On page 216, after line 43, insert the following: "(ii) Of the amount allocated to the city of Bossier City pursuant "Payable out of the State General Fund by to this Subparagraph, five percent shall be allocated and distributed to Statutory Dedications out of the Pari- the Greater Bossier Economic Development Foundation." mutuel Live Racing Facility Gaming Control Fund for deposit into the Boll Weevil AMENDMENT NO. 3 Eradication Fund $ 7,055,000 On page 3, line 1, after "fund" insert a period "." and delete "for" and Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) delete line 2 in its entirety for deposit into the Formosan Termite Initiative Fund $ 2,000,000" AMENDMENT NO. 4 AMENDMENT NO. 300 On page 3, line 3, change "Twenty-one" to "Twenty-five" On page 227, delete lines 42 through 44, and insert in lieu thereof the AMENDMENT NO. 5 following: On page 3, line 5, change "Fourteen" to "Twenty" "Section 17. The provisions of this Act shall become effective on July 1, 2001." AMENDMENT NO. 6 On motion of Rep. LeBlanc, the amendments were adopted. On page 3, delete lines 6 and 7 in their entirety On motion of Rep. LeBlanc, the bill, as amended, was ordered AMENDMENT NO. 7 engrossed and passed to its third reading. On page 3, at the beginning of line 8, change "(f)" to "(e)" Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar. On motion of Rep. Martiny, the amendments were adopted. On motion of Rep. Martiny, the bill, as amended, was ordered engrossed and passed to its third reading. Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar.

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HOUSE BILL NO. 181— On page 6, line 24, after "discrimination" and before "against" insert BY REPRESENTATIVE RIDDLE "based upon Indian heritage" AN ACT To enact Part II of Chapter 31 of Title 46 of the Louisiana Revised AMENDMENT NO. 10 Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 46:2321 through 2335, relative to state recognition of Indian tribes; to provide criteria for On page 7, line 11, after "than" and before "years," delete "thirty" and recognition of Indian tribes; to provide for hearing procedures; to insert "one hundred" provide for judicial review; to provide for venue; to establish burden of proof; to provide for evidence; to provide for AMENDMENT NO. 11 rulemaking; to provide for the assessment of fees; to provide for applicability; to provide for exceptions; to provide for definitions; On page 7, line 19, after "area" and before "in" insert "within the to direct the Louisiana State Law Institute to redesignate certain present boundaries of the state of Louisiana," provisions of current law; and to provide for related matters. AMENDMENT NO. 12 Read by title. On page 8, line 25, after "any" and before "of" delete "one" and insert Reported with amendments by the Committee on Administration "two" of Criminal Justice. AMENDMENT NO. 13 The committee amendments were read as follows: On page 10, line 3, after "Part." delete the remainder of the line and HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS delete lines 4 through 6 in their entirety Amendments proposed by House Committee on Administration of AMENDMENT NO. 14 Criminal Justice to Original House Bill No. 181 by Representative Riddle On page 10, line 7, after "§2330." and before "by" delete "Initial determination" and insert "Determination" AMENDMENT NO. 1 AMENDMENT NO. 15 On page 2, line 13, after "means" delete the remainder of the line and delete lines 14 and 15 in their entirety and insert "an individual who has On page 10, line 9, after "make" and before "determination" delete "an Indian blood and who is regarded as an Indian by his tribe or Indian initial" and insert "a" community." AMENDMENT NO. 16 AMENDMENT NO. 2 On page 10, line 11, after "tribe." delete "The" and delete lines 12 On page 2, line 22, after "as" and before "Indian" delete "an" and insert through 26 in their entirety and insert in lieu thereof the following: "a state" "§2331. Intervention AMENDMENT NO. 3 A. An aggrieved person has the right to intervene as a party in the On page 2, line 23, after "Louisiana" and before "submit" delete "may" hearing as authorized by R.S. 46:2325, provided a proper request for and insert "shall" intervention is filed at least twenty days prior to the hearing and such intervention is not likely to create an undue broadening of the issues or AMENDMENT NO. 4 otherwise unduly impede the resolution of the matter. On page 3, line 11, after "the" delete the remainder of the line and delete B. A petition for intervention shall state all facts necessary to lines 12 and 13 in their entirety demonstrate that the petitioner is an aggrieved person. It shall be served upon all parties by the intervenor when filed with the AMENDMENT NO. 5 administrative hearings clerk. On page 3, at the beginning of line 14, delete "E. The" C. If more than one person or entity with the same or similar interests seeks to intervene, the administrative law judge may require AMENDMENT NO. 6 them to designate a representative to participate on their behalf. On page 3, line 19 after "general" insert a period "." and delete the D. Upon good cause shown and with permission of the remainder of the line and delete line 20 in its entirety administrative law judge, persons with timely and properly pending petitions for intervention may be considered parties for the limited AMENDMENT NO. 7 purposes of discovery, exchanges of information, prehearing conferences, service of pleadings, and other such purposes as allowed On page 4, line 10, after "shall" and before "all" delete "meet" and insert by the presiding officer, provided no prejudice is shown to existing "prove by a preponderance of the evidence that it meets" parties. AMENDMENT NO. 8 E. Unless otherwise ordered by the administrative law judge, opposition by parties to a petition for intervention must be filed with the On page 4, line 13, after "had" delete the remainder of the line and administrative hearings clerk within ten days after service on the parties insert "a community relationship for at least one hundred years." of the petition and shall be served on the petitioner and all parties. AMENDMENT NO. 9

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F. In those cases where any conference or preliminary hearing was HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS held prior to the intervenor's petition, the administrative law judge shall require that the intervenor be bound by any previously issued orders or Amendments proposed by House Committee on Administration of schedules unless the intervenor can show good cause for modification Criminal Justice to Original House Bill No. 738 by Representative of such orders or schedules or the administrative law judge determines Faucheux that justice requires modification." AMENDMENT NO. 1 AMENDMENT NO. 17 On page 1, line 2, change "R.S. 51:362" to "R.S. 51:361(5), 362," On page 11, line 3, after "46:2330" and before "shall" delete "and 2331" AMENDMENT NO. 2 AMENDMENT NO. 18 On page 1, line 3, after "penalty for" delete "operating, conducting, or" On page 11, delete lines 6 through 14 in their entirety and insert the AMENDMENT NO. 3 following: On page 1, line 4, after "scheme; to" delete the remainder of the line, "B. Notwithstanding the provisions of R.S. 49:964(A), 992(B)(3), and delete line 5 in its entirety and insert in lieu thereof "provide for or any other provision of law to the contrary, the group which submitted definitions; and to" the petition and the attorney general shall be entitled to judicial review of the determination of the administrative law judge made as provided AMENDMENT NO. 4 in R.S. 46:2330 and appeal of any final judgment of the district court as provided in R.S. 49:965." On page 1, line 8, change "R.S. 51:362" to "R.S. 51:361(5), 362," On motion of Rep. Martiny, the amendments were adopted. AMENDMENT NO. 5 On motion of Rep. Martiny, the bill, as amended, was ordered On page 1, line 10, change "Operating" to "Promoting" engrossed and passed to its third reading. AMENDMENT NO. 6 Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar. On page 1, between lines 9 and 10, insert the following: HOUSE BILL NO. 369— BY REPRESENTATIVE FRITH "§361. Definitions AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 17:3005, relative to school guidance As used in this Subpart: counselors; to require guidance counselors in public elementary and secondary schools; to provide for the ratio of guidance * * * counselors to students; and to provide for related matters. (5) "Promote" means any of the following: Read by title. (a) To contrive, prepare, establish, plan, operate, or advertise. Reported without action by the Committee on Education with recommendation that the bill be recommitted to the Committee on (b) To induce or attempt to induce another person or persons to be Appropriations. participants. To contrive, direct, establish, or operate a pyramid promotional scheme. Motion * * *" On motion of Rep. Crane, the bill was recommitted to the Committee on Appropriations. AMENDMENT NO. 7 HOUSE BILL NO. 738— On page 1, delete lines 13 through 17 in their entirety and insert in lieu BY REPRESENTATIVE FAUCHEUX thereof the following: AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 51:361(5), 362, and 363, relative to crimes; "No person shall promote a pyramid promotional scheme in Louisiana to provide a felony penalty for promoting a pyramid scheme; to or cause a pyramid promotional scheme to be promoted in Louisiana." provide for definitions; and to provide for related matters. AMENDMENT NO. 8 Read by title. On page 2, delete lines 1 though 8 in their entirety and insert in lieu Reported with amendments by the Committee on Administration thereof the following: of Criminal Justice. "Whoever promotes a pyramid promotional scheme in Louisiana or The committee amendments were read as follows: causes a pyramid promotional scheme to be promoted in Louisiana shall be fined not more that ten thousand dollars, or imprisoned, with or without hard labor, for not more than ten years, or both." On motion of Rep. Martiny, the amendments were adopted.

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On motion of Rep. Martiny, the bill, as amended, was ordered sought in the subpoena is subject to disclosure or protection under Code engrossed and passed to its third reading. of Criminal Procedure Articles 716 through 729.6." Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar. On motion of Rep. Martiny, the amendments were adopted. HOUSE BILL NO. 755— On motion of Rep. Martiny, the bill, as amended, was ordered BY REPRESENTATIVE LANDRIEU engrossed and passed to its third reading. AN ACT To enact R.S. 27:28, relative to the Louisiana Gaming Control Board; Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar. to provide for a uniform Compulsive and Problem Gambling Program; and to provide for related matters. HOUSE BILL NO. 884— BY REPRESENTATIVE LANDRIEU Read by title. AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 27:60(A)(introductory paragraph), 265(B), Reported by substitute by the Committee on Administration of (C)(introductory paragraph), (D), (F)(introductory paragraph), (G), Criminal Justice. (H), and (I) and to enact R.S. 27:60(F) and 265(J), relative to persons excluded from gaming establishments; to provide that a The substitute was read by title as follows: person can be excluded solely on the volition of the gaming licensee; to provide exceptions; and to provide for related matters. HOUSE BILL NO. 2066 (Substitute for House Bill No. 755 by Representative Landrieu)— BY REPRESENTATIVE LANDRIEU Read by title. AN ACT To enact R.S. 27:27.1, 27.2, 27.3 and 27.4 and to repeal R.S. 27:60 and Reported favorably by the Committee on Administration of 265, relative to compulsive gambling; to provide for a uniform Criminal Justice. compulsive and problem gambling program; to provide with respect to excluded persons; to provide for the adoption of rules by On motion of Rep. Martiny, the bill was ordered engrossed and the Louisiana Gaming Control Board; to provide for the ejection passed to its third reading. of persons; to provide with respect to print advertising; and to provide for related matters. Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar. HOUSE BILL NO. 1010— Read by title. BY REPRESENTATIVES THOMPSON, BAUDOIN, FRITH, PIERRE, JACK SMITH, AND TOWNSEND On motion of Rep. Martiny, the substitute was adopted and AN ACT became House Bill No. 2066 by Rep. Landrieu, on behalf of the To amend and reenact R.S. 30:142(E)(1)(a), relative to in-kind royalty Committee on Administration of Criminal Justice, as a substitute for natural gas sales; to provide for sales by the state mineral board to House Bill No. 755 by Rep. Landrieu. satisfy and meet bona fide human needs; to provide for the price for in-kind royalty natural gas for human needs; and to provide for Under the rules, lies over in the same order of business. related matters. HOUSE BILL NO. 881— Read by title. BY REPRESENTATIVE TOWNSEND AN ACT Reported with amendments by the Committee on Natural To amend and reenact Code of Criminal Procedure Article 66(A), Resources. relative to criminal subpoenas; to provide for limitations on the issuance of subpoenas by the attorney general or district attorney; The committee amendments were read as follows: and to provide for related matters. HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS Read by title. Reported with amendments by the Committee on Administration Amendments proposed by House Committee on Natural Resources to of Criminal Justice. Original House Bill No. 1010 by Representative Thompson The committee amendments were read as follows: AMENDMENT NO. 1 HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS On page 1, line 4, change "maximum" to "the" Amendments proposed by House Committee on Administration of AMENDMENT NO. 2 Criminal Justice to Original House Bill No. 881 by Representative Townsend On page 1, line 5, change "residential uses;" to "human needs;" AMENDMENT NO. 1 AMENDMENT NO. 3 On page 1, delete lines 11 and 12 in their entirety and on line 13, delete On page 2, line 12, between "any" and "gas" insert "natural" "indictment, upon" and insert "A. Upon" AMENDMENT NO. 4 AMENDMENT NO. 2 On page 2, line 13, after "than" delete the remainder of the line and On page 2, at the end of line 6, insert "No such subpoena shall issue in lines 14 through 22 and insert the following: a case after a charging instrument has been filed if the information

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"the closing spot market price in U. S. dollars per million BTUs at the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, although the facility necessary to Sabine Pipeline LLC Henry Hub, or its successors or assigns, delivery conduct live race meetings has not been completed and live racing has point, as reported in the Wall Street Journal, plus any applicable state or not begun to be conducted may be licensed as provided in Subsections federal taxes, fees, or assessments and any other charges or costs and A through C of this Section and may conduct slot machine gaming attachments currently or subsequently enacted thereon. The total under such license in a designated slot machine gaming area approved contracted cost of the royalty in-kind natural gas subsequently by the board, provided that the facility for the conduct of a live race transferred to a contracting party for each twenty-four-hour period shall meeting be constructed and a schedule of live race meetings be be determined by, and calculated as, the total volumes of natural gas, as established no later than twenty-four months following the receipt of a measured in millions of BTUs, transferred to a contracting party as of license to conduct slot machine gaming. All authority to conduct slot each twenty-four-hour period multiplied by such closing price. If the machine gaming shall cease if at the end of twenty-four months the Wall Street Journal ceases to publish the Henry Hub natural gas spot requirements of this Subsection are not met. Notwithstanding any market price, the secretary of the Department of Natural Resources shall provision of law to the contrary, no license shall be issued for the designate a substitute published source for the price data. If the above- conducting of slot machine gaming at an eligible facility located in referenced Henry Hub natural gas spot market price is discontinued, the Livingston Parish until the facility for the conduct of a live race meeting secretary of the Department of Natural Resources shall designate a is constructed and a schedule of live race meetings has been established. substitute reference price, to ensure a reasonably consistent pricing mechanism, until the legislature adopts a replacement." * * *" On motion of Rep. Pierre, the amendments were adopted. AMENDMENT NO. 4 On motion of Rep. Pierre, the bill, as amended, was ordered On page 2, after line 19, add the following: engrossed and passed to its third reading. "(6) After compliance with the provisions of Paragraphs (1) Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar. through (5) of this Subsection, remaining monies shall be deposited in and credited to the state general fund Support Education in Louisiana HOUSE BILL NO. 1457— First Fund as provided in R.S. 17:421.7." BY REPRESENTATIVE MORRELL AN ACT On motion of Rep. Martiny, the amendments were adopted. To amend and reenact R.S. 27:353(4), 361(D), and 392(B)(6) and to enact R.S. 27:392(B)(3)(d), relative to slot machine gaming at live On motion of Rep. Martiny, the bill, as amended, was ordered racing facilities; to authorize slot machine gaming at an eligible engrossed and passed to its third reading. facility in Livingston Parish; to provide with respect to the allocation of revenue; and to provide for related matters. Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar. Read by title. HOUSE BILL NO. 1619— BY REPRESENTATIVES FUTRELL, HEBERT, KENNEY, PIERRE, SALTER, Reported with amendments by the Committee on Administration JACK SMITH, THOMPSON, AND WRIGHT AND SENATOR HOYT of Criminal Justice. AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 46:153.3(B)(3) and to enact R.S. 46:152 The committee amendments were read as follows: and 153.3(B)(6), relative to the state medical assistance program; to authorize the secretary of the Department of Health and HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS Hospitals to enter into rebate agreements with drug manufacturers and labelers that sell generic drugs reimbursed under the state Amendments proposed by House Committee on Administration of medical assistance program; to authorize the secretary to suspend Criminal Justice to Original House Bill No. 1457 by Representative from Medicaid participation manufacturers and labelers that do not Morrell participate in such rebate program; and to provide for related matters. AMENDMENT NO. 1 Read by title. On page 1, line 2, after "R.S. 27:353(4)" and before "and" insert a comma "," and add "361(D), and 392(B)(6)" Reported favorably by the Committee on Health and Welfare. AMENDMENT NO. 2 On motion of Rep. Rodney Alexander, the bill was ordered engrossed and passed to its third reading. On page 1, line 8, after "R.S. 27:353(4)" delete the remainder of the line and insert in lieu thereof a comma "," and add "361(D), and 392(B)(6) Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar. are hereby amended and reenacted and" HOUSE BILL NO. 1895— BY REPRESENTATIVE PIERRE AMENDMENT NO. 3 AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 30:2480(I), 2483(D), and 2484 and to enact On page 1, after line 20, add the following: R.S. 30:2480.1 and 2480.2, relative to the oil spill coordinator's office; to provide for public hearings for natural resource damage "§361. Conduct of slot machine gaming; temporary conduct assessments; to create the Regional Restoration Planning Program; to provide for the Oil Spill Contingency Fund; to provide for the * * * establishment of the Natural Resource Restoration Trust Fund; to provide for the uses of funds; and to provide for related matters. D. The owner of a pari-mutuel live horse racing facility which has been licensed by the Louisiana State Racing Commission to conduct Read by title. live race meetings, as provided in Part I of Chapter 4 of Title 4 of the

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Reported with amendments by the Committee on Natural On page 3, line 25, after "D.(1)", delete "The department shall" and Resources. insert "As additional funding is made available for this purpose, and based on existing epidemiological data, the department may" The committee amendments were read as follows: AMENDMENT NO. 7 HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS On page 3, line 26, change "each parish" to "high-risk areas" Amendments proposed by House Committee on Natural Resources to Original House Bill No. 1895 by Representative Pierre AMENDMENT NO. 8 AMENDMENT NO. 1 On page 4, line 4, after "perform the" delete the remainder of the line On page 3, line 22, change "seven hundred fifty" to "six hundred fifty" and delete line 5 in its entirety, and insert the following: AMENDMENT NO. 2 "screening, laboratory testing, and training, as necessary, according to local circumstances and as additional funding is made available for this On page 4, line 19, change "seven" to "six" purpose." On motion of Rep. Pierre, the amendments were adopted. AMENDMENT NO. 9 On motion of Rep. Pierre, the bill, as amended, was ordered On page 4, line 18, after "the" and before "person" insert "injured" engrossed and passed to its third reading. AMENDMENT NO. 10 Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar. On page 4, line 20, after "E." delete "(1)" HOUSE BILL NO. 1896— BY REPRESENTATIVE L. JACKSON AMENDMENT NO. 11 AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 40:1300.161, 1300.162(B), and On page 5, delete lines 1 through 11 in their entirety 1300.163(A), (B)(introductory paragraph) and (7), and (C) and to enact R.S. 40:1300.163(D) and (E), relative to hepatitis C; to state On motion of Rep. Rodney Alexander, the amendments were legislative intent; to provide relative to protocols and guidelines for adopted. prevention, detection, diagnosis, and treatment; to provide for a program of training regarding treatment, detection, and prevention On motion of Rep. Rodney Alexander, the bill, as amended, was of the disease; to provide for voluntary testing; to provide for ordered engrossed and passed to its third reading. training for counselors; and to provide for related matters. Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar. Read by title. HOUSE BILL NO. 1985— Reported with amendments by the Committee on Health and BY REPRESENTATIVE SHAW AND SENATOR MALONE Welfare. AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 39:1593.1(A), relative to group purchasing The committee amendments were read as follows: contracts of the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center; HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS to require certain Louisiana distributors be included in certain group purchasing contracts; to provide for an effective date; and Amendments proposed by House Committee on Health and Welfare to to provide for related matters. Original House Bill No. 1896 by Representative L. Jackson Read by title. AMENDMENT NO. 1 Reported with amendments by the Committee on Health and On page 3, delete lines 12 and 13 in their entirety Welfare. AMENDMENT NO. 2 The committee amendments were read as follows: On page 3, at the beginning of line 14, change "(2)" to "(1)" HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS AMENDMENT NO. 3 Amendments proposed by House Committee on Health and Welfare to Original House Bill No. 1985 by Representative Shaw On page 3, at the beginning of line 19, change "(3)" to "(2)" AMENDMENT NO. 1 AMENDMENT NO. 4 On page 2, at the end of line 3, change the period "." to a semicolon ";" On page 3, at the beginning of line 21, change "(4)" to "(3)" and insert the following: AMENDMENT NO. 5 "provided, however, that such Louisiana-domiciled distributor meets in all respects the minimum standards of such group purchasing On page 3, at the beginning of line 23, change "(5)" to "(4)" organization applicable to all distributors as to servicing, pricing, and capability, has entered into a contractual relationship with such group AMENDMENT NO. 6 purchasing organization, and is in good standing thereunder and under the franchise agreement with such manufacturer."

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On motion of Rep. Rodney Alexander, the amendments were HOUSE BILL NO. 2064 (Substitute for House Bill No. 616 by adopted. Representative Faucheux)— BY REPRESENTATIVE FAUCHEUX On motion of Rep. Rodney Alexander, the bill, as amended, was AN ACT ordered engrossed and passed to its third reading. To enact R.S. 14:102.12, relative to offenses affecting the public sensibility; to provide for the crime of illegal training of dogs; to Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar. provide for definitions; to provide for penalties; to provide for exceptions; and to provide for related matters. HOUSE BILL NO. 2018— BY REPRESENTATIVES SNEED, BRUCE, MORRELL, AND ROMERO Read by title. AN ACT To enact R.S. 14:125.2, relative to giving false statements concerning On motion of Rep. Martiny, the bill was ordered engrossed and paternity; to create the crime of giving false statements concerning passed to its third reading. paternity; to provide for penalties; and to provide for related matters. Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar. Read by title. HOUSE BILL NO. 2065 (Substitute for House Bill No. 824 by Representative Ansardi)— Reported with amendments by the Committee on Administration BY REPRESENTATIVE ANSARDI of Criminal Justice. AN ACT To enact R.S. 22:253(B)(4), relative to funeral policies; to provide for The committee amendments were read as follows: funeral providers; to provide for disclosures; to provide for rules; and to provide for related matters. HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS Read by title. Amendments proposed by House Committee on Administration of Criminal Justice to Original House Bill No. 2018 by Representative On motion of Rep. Donelon, the bill was ordered engrossed and Sneed passed to its third reading. AMENDMENT NO. 1 Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar. On page 1, line 2, after "R.S. 14:125.2," and before "to" insert "relative Senate Instruments on Second Reading to giving false statements concerning paternity;" Returned from the Legislative Bureau AMENDMENT NO. 2 The following Senate Instruments on second reading, returned from the Legislative Bureau, were taken up and acted upon as follows: On page 1, line 2, change "information" to "statements" SENATE BILL NO. 113— AMENDMENT NO. 3 BY SENATOR ELLINGTON AN ACT On page 1, line 3, change "regarding" to "concerning" To amend and reenact R.S. 17:183.1, 183.2(A) and (B)(1), 183.3 (A), (B)(1), the introductory paragraph of (B)(2), (B)(2)(f), and (C), the AMENDMENT NO. 4 introductory paragraph of 183.4 (A)(1), (A)(1)(e), (B)(2)(f) and (4), the introductory paragraph of 183.5(A), (B)(2) and (5), (C), On page 1, line 7, change "Giving false information regarding" to "False and (E), 183.6 (A), (B), and (C)(7), 183.7(A), (B), (C)(1) and statements concerning" (2)(b), (c) and (d), and (D), 183.8 (A)(1) and (2)(b)(vii), (B)(1), (2)(a), (e), (f), (g) and (h), and 183.9, and to repeal R.S. AMENDMENT NO. 5 17:183.3(B)(2)(g), relative to the high school career option program; to provide for references to the career major field of On page 1, line 8, after "unlawful" delete the remainder of the line and study; to provide course requirements; to provide relative to delete line 9 in its entirety and insert in lieu thereof the following: options that may be incorporated into school planning to aid in curriculum design; to provide for reporting requirements; and to "for any person to willfully and knowingly make a written or oral false provide for related matters. statement concerning the following: Read by title. (1) Biological paternity in or in support of a certificate, record, or report required by the provisions of Chapter 2 of Title 40 of the Reported favorably by the Committee on Education. Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950; or Reported without amendments by the Legislative Bureau. (2) The surrender of parental rights pursuant to the provisions of Title 11 of the Louisiana Children's Code." On motion of Rep. Crane, the bill was ordered passed to its third reading. On motion of Rep. Martiny, the amendments were adopted. Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar. On motion of Rep. Martiny, the bill, as amended, was ordered engrossed and passed to its third reading. Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar.

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SENATE BILL NO. 150— SENATE BILL NO. 389— BY SENATOR SCHEDLER BY SENATOR SCHEDLER AN ACT AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 28:52(H), 53(K)(1), and 55(I)(1), relative To amend and reenact R.S. 37:613, relative to podiatry; to provide for to persons suffering from mental illness and substance abuse; to qualifications of applicants for licensure to practice podiatry; to provide for the administration of medication in a psychiatric provide for completion of a post graduation training program; and emergency to a patient admitted to a treatment facility voluntarily to provide for related matters. or by emergency certificate or a judicial hearing; and to provide for related matters. Read by title. Read by title. Reported favorably by the Committee on Health and Welfare. Reported favorably by the Committee on Health and Welfare. Reported without amendments by the Legislative Bureau. Reported without amendments by the Legislative Bureau. On motion of Rep. Rodney Alexander, the bill was ordered passed to its third reading. On motion of Rep. Rodney Alexander, the bill was ordered passed Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar. to its third reading. SENATE BILL NO. 506— Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar. BY SENATOR SCHEDLER AN ACT SENATE BILL NO. 151— To amend and reenact R.S. 46:1074(B)(1)(c) and to enact R.S. BY SENATOR SCHEDLER 46:1074(B)(1)(d), relative to hospital service district commissions; AN ACT to authorize certain hospital service district commissions to sell and To enact R.S. 28:21(E), relative to the reorganization of the office of convey immovable property based on a certain bed capacity and mental health; to provide for an area management structure; to under certain other circumstances; and to provide for related provide an effective date; and to provide for related matters. matters. Read by title. Read by title. Reported favorably by the Committee on Health and Welfare. Reported favorably by the Committee on Health and Welfare. Reported without amendments by the Legislative Bureau. Reported without amendments by the Legislative Bureau. On motion of Rep. Rodney Alexander, the bill was ordered passed On motion of Rep. Rodney Alexander, the bill was ordered passed to its third reading. to its third reading. Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar. Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar. SENATE BILL NO. 229— SENATE BILL NO. 523— BY SENATORS SCHEDLER AND HINES BY SENATOR SCHEDLER AN ACT AN ACT To enact Part VII of Chapter 1 of Title 40 of the Louisiana Revised To amend and reenact R.S. 40:1299.80(1) and (4), 1299.81, the Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 40: 31.41 through introductory paragraph of 1299.82, the introductory paragraph of 31.48, and to repeal R.S. 40:31.2, relative to health care; to 1299.83, 1299.84(A), (B), and (C), 1299.85(D) and (E), provide for legislative intent; to provide for definitions; to create 1299.86(A) and (C), 1299.87(B), (C), and (D), 1299.88(A)(1) the Louisiana Birth Defects Surveillance System; to provide for and (B) and 1299.89(A), relative to the statewide cancer registry confidentiality of data in the surveillance system; to provide for program; to provide for the authority over the administration of the annual reporting; to create an advisory board and provide for its program; to provide for ascertainment of follow-up data on cancer duties, membership, terms, vacancies, and officers; to provide for patients; to provide for exchanging of cancer data with other states; cooperation by other state entities; to provide for promulgation of to provide for providing data to qualified researchers; and to rules and regulations; to repeal certain provisions of law relative to provide for related matters. reporting of congenital anomalies; and to provide for related matters. Read by title. Read by title. Reported with amendments by the Committee on Health and Welfare. Reported favorably by the Committee on Health and Welfare. The committee amendments were read as follows: Reported without amendments by the Legislative Bureau. HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS On motion of Rep. Rodney Alexander, the bill was ordered passed to its third reading. Amendments proposed by House Committee on Health and Welfare to Engrossed Senate Bill No. 523 by Senator Schedler Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar. AMENDMENT NO. 1 On page 1, at the end of line 5, add "and to repeal R.S. 36:259(I)(1)," AMENDMENT NO. 2

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On page 2, line 5, change "LSU System" to "Louisiana State University Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar. System" Senate Bills on Second Reading AMENDMENT NO. 3 Reported by Committee On page 2, line 12, change "LSU System" to "Louisiana State The following Senate Bills and Joint Resolutions on second University System" reading reported by committee were taken up and acted upon as follows: AMENDMENT NO. 4 SENATE BILL NO. 283— BY SENATOR THEUNISSEN On page 4, at the end of line 18, delete "to the" and delete lines 19 AN ACT through 21 and insert the following: To enact R.S. 39:817, relative to the Cameron Parish School Board; to authorize the levy of a parcel fee within School District No. 4 of "in accordance with R.S. 36:802. The terms "secretary" and the parish boundaries; to provide for voter approval; to provide for "undersecretary" as used in such Section and as applicable to the board imposition and collection; to provide a limitation on the amount of shall mean the president or the president's designee." any such parcel fee; to provide relative to the use of proceeds; and to provide for related matters. AMENDMENT NO. 5 Read by title. On page 7, after line 3, insert the following: Reported favorably by the Committee on Education. "Section 2. R.S. 36:259(I)(1) is hereby repealed in its entirety." Under the rules, the bill was recommitted to the Committee on Reported without amendments by the Legislative Bureau. Ways and Means. On motion of Rep. Rodney Alexander, the amendments were SENATE BILL NO. 776— adopted. BY SENATORS B. JONES, DARDENNE, HOYT, IRONS, MOUNT AND THEUNISSEN AND REPRESENTATIVES STELLY, DOWNER, NEVERS, SCHWEGMANN AND JANE SMITH On motion of Rep. Rodney Alexander, the bill, as amended, was AN ACT ordered passed to its third reading. To enact R.S. 17:24.10 and to repeal R.S. 17:24.7, relative to early childhood education; to provide for eligibility for such classes; to Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar. provide for the establishment of such classes; to provide the mandatory standards for such classes; to provide for the eligibility SENATE BILL NO. 562— BY SENATOR SCHEDLER of students to attend such classes; to provide for the staffing, AN ACT materials, facilities, and other resources required for such classes; To amend and reenact R.S. 37:775(10) and 776(A)(9) and (10) and to to provide for the funding of such classes; to provide for the duties enact R.S. 37:752(9), relative to dentists; to provide for of participating school systems; to provide for the duties of the exemptions from licensure; to provide for definitions; to provide state Department of Education; and to provide for related matters. for unprofessional conduct; to provide for causes for non-issuance, suspension, revocation, or imposition of restrictions of a dental Read by title. license; to provide for exemptions; and to provide for related matters. Reported favorably by the Committee on Education. Read by title. Under the rules, the bill was recommitted to the Committee on Appropriations. Reported favorably by the Committee on Health and Welfare. Reconsideration Reported without amendments by the Legislative Bureau. The following legislative instruments on reconsideration were On motion of Rep. Rodney Alexander, the bill was ordered passed taken up and acted upon as follows: to its third reading. HOUSE BILL NO. 1826 (Substitute for House Bill No. 13 by Under the rules, placed on the regular calendar. Representative Pitre)— BY REPRESENTATIVES PITRE, K. CARTER, CAZAYOUX, CLARKSON, CROWE, DANIEL, DARTEZ, DOWNER, ERDEY, HEBERT, HUTTER, L. SENATE BILL NO. 1088— JACKSON, LAFLEUR, MCDONALD, NEVERS, RICHMOND, SCALISE, JACK BY SENATOR CHAISSON SMITH, JANE SMITH, STRAIN, TOWNSEND, WINSTON, AND WRIGHT AN ACT AND SENATOR DUPRE To amend and reenact R.S. 23:1174.1(A), relative to workers' AN ACT compensation insurance; to provide for contracting; to prohibit To provide for the calling of a constitutional convention for the purpose discrimination; to provide for criteria; to provide for unfair trade of framing a new constitution; to fix the time and place for the practices; and to provide for related matters. convention; to provide for the qualifications and election or appointment of delegates thereto; to provide for the organization Read by title. and staff of the convention; to place restrictions on the convention; to require that the constitution as adopted by such convention, Reported without amendments by the Legislative Bureau. including any alternative provisions, be submitted to the qualified electors for adoption, to provide the manner of such submission, On motion of Rep. Hebert, the bill was ordered passed to its third and to provide with respect thereto; to provide for penalties for reading. violations relating to elections; to provide with respect to the disbursement of funds appropriated for the convention and to

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provide for the retention thereof; to fix the effective date of the Carter, K Iles Schneider new constitution if approved by the electorate; and to provide for Carter, R Jackson, L Schwegmann related matters. Cazayoux Jackson, M Shaw Clarkson Johns Smith, G.—56th Read by title. Crane Katz Smith, J.D.—50th Crowe Kennard Smith, J.H.—8th On motion of Rep. Pitre, the vote by which the above House Bill Curtis Kenney Smith, J.R.—30th failed to pass on the previous legislative day was reconsidered. Damico LaFleur Sneed Daniel Lancaster Stelly Returned to the calendar under the rules. Dartez Landrieu Strain Devillier LeBlanc Swilling Suspension of the Rules Diez Lucas Thompson Doerge Martiny Toomy On motion of Rep. Kennard, the rules were suspended in order to Donelon McCallum Townsend take up and consider House Bills and Joint Resolutions on Third Downer McDonald Triche Reading and Final Passage at this time. Durand McMains Tucker Erdey McVea Waddell Farrar Montgomery Walsworth House Bills and Joint Resolutions on Faucheux Morrell Welch Third Reading and Final Passage Frith Morrish Winston Fruge Murray Wooton The following House Bills and Joint Resolutions on third reading Futrell Nevers Wright and final passage were taken up and acted upon as follows: Gallot Odinet Glover Perkins Regular Calendar Total—103 NAYS HOUSE BILL NO. 194 — BY REPRESENTATIVE KENNARD Total—0 AN ACT ABSENT To enact R.S. 14:59(A)(11), relative to the crime of criminal mischief; to include certain acts of vandalism of railroad property; to provide Flavin for definitions; and to provide for related matters. Total—1 Read by title. The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Rep. Alario sent up floor amendments which were read as follows: The title of the above bill was read and adopted. HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS Rep. Kennard moved to reconsider the vote by which the above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to reconsider Amendments proposed by Representative Alario to Engrossed House was laid on the table. Bill No. 194 by Representative Kennard HOUSE BILL NO. 401— AMENDMENT NO. 1 BY REPRESENTATIVE FAUCHEUX AN ACT On page 1, delete lines 12 and 13 and insert the following: To repeal R.S. 18:1531(D)(2), relative to campaign finance; to remove provisions which allow certain persons to be paid for transporting "(a) Blocking residential street grade crossings for more than ten persons to the polls; and to provide for related matters. minutes." Read by title. On motion of Rep. Alario, the amendments were adopted. Motion Rep. Kennard moved the final passage of the bill, as amended. On motion of Rep. Faucheux, the bill was returned to the calendar. ROLL CALL HOUSE BILL NO. 429— The roll was called with the following result: BY REPRESENTATIVE LANCASTER AND SENATOR ULLO YEAS AN ACT To enact R.S. 49:191(12)(j) and to repeal R.S. 49:191(11)(i), relative Mr. Speaker Green Pierre to the Department of Elections and Registration, including Alario Guillory Pinac provisions to provide for the re-creation of the Department of Alexander, E Hammett Pitre Elections and Registration and the statutory entities made a part of Alexander, R Heaton Powell the department by law; to provide for the effective termination date Ansardi Hebert Pratt for all statutory authority for the existence of such statutory Baudoin Hill Quezaire entities; and to provide for related matters. Baylor Holden Richmond Bowler Hopkins Riddle Read by title. Broome Hudson Romero Bruce Hunter Salter Rep. Lancaster moved the final passage of the bill. Bruneau Hutter Scalise

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ROLL CALL The roll was called with the following result: The roll was called with the following result: YEAS YEAS Mr. Speaker Gallot Perkins Alario Glover Pierre Mr. Speaker Glover Perkins Alexander, E Green Pinac Alario Green Pierre Ansardi Guillory Powell Alexander, E Guillory Pinac Baudoin Hammett Pratt Alexander, R Hammett Pitre Baylor Hebert Quezaire Ansardi Hebert Powell Bowler Hill Richmond Baudoin Hill Pratt Broome Holden Riddle Baylor Holden Quezaire Bruce Hopkins Romero Bowler Hopkins Richmond Bruneau Hudson Salter Broome Hudson Riddle Carter, K Hunter Scalise Bruce Hunter Salter Carter, R Hutter Schneider Bruneau Hutter Scalise Cazayoux Iles Schwegmann Carter, K Iles Schneider Clarkson Jackson, L Shaw Carter, R Jackson, L Schwegmann Crane Jackson, M Smith, G.—56th Cazayoux Jackson, M Shaw Crowe Johns Smith, J.D.—50th Clarkson Johns Smith, G.—56th Curtis Katz Smith, J.H.—8th Crane Katz Smith, J.D.—50th Damico Kenney Smith, J.R.—30th Damico Kennard Smith, J.H.—8th Daniel LaFleur Sneed Daniel Kenney Smith, J.R.—30th Dartez Lancaster Stelly Dartez LaFleur Sneed Devillier Landrieu Strain Devillier Lancaster Stelly Diez LeBlanc Swilling Diez Landrieu Strain Doerge Martiny Thompson Doerge LeBlanc Swilling Donelon McCallum Toomy Donelon Martiny Thompson Downer McDonald Townsend Downer McCallum Toomy Durand McMains Triche Durand McDonald Townsend Erdey McVea Tucker Erdey McMains Triche Farrar Montgomery Waddell Farrar McVea Tucker Faucheux Morrell Walsworth Faucheux Montgomery Waddell Flavin Morrish Welch Flavin Morrell Walsworth Frith Murray Wooton Frith Morrish Welch Fruge Nevers Wright Fruge Murray Winston Futrell Odinet Futrell Nevers Wooton Total—98 Gallot Odinet Wright NAYS Total—99 NAYS Total—0 ABSENT Total—0 ABSENT Alexander, R Kennard Pitre Heaton Lucas Winston Crowe Heaton Romero Total—6 Curtis Lucas Total—5 The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. The title of the above bill was read and adopted. The title of the above bill was read and adopted. Rep. Pinac moved to reconsider the vote by which the above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to reconsider Rep. Lancaster moved to reconsider the vote by which the above was laid on the table. bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to reconsider was laid on the table. HOUSE BILL NO. 622— BY REPRESENTATIVE FAUCHEUX HOUSE BILL NO. 437— AN ACT BY REPRESENTATIVE PINAC To enact R.S. 14:102.12 through 102.17, relative to offenses affecting AN ACT the public sensibility; to provide for the crime of owning dangerous To amend and reenact R.S. 22:1117(A), relative to prohibitions of and vicious dogs; to provide definitions; to provide for a hearing to insurers, agents, and brokers; to provide for distribution of profits; determine if a dog is dangerous or vicious; to provide for penalties; and to provide for related matters. to provide for the assessment of fees; to provide for posting requirements; to provide for the seizure of dangerous or vicious Read by title. dogs; to provide that vicious dogs be euthanized; to provide that dangerous dogs be euthanized under certain circumstances; to Rep. Pinac moved the final passage of the bill. provide for applicability; to provide exceptions; and to provide for related matters. ROLL CALL

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Read by title. Farrar McVea Waddell Faucheux Montgomery Walsworth Motion Flavin Morrell Welch Frith Morrish Winston On motion of Rep. Faucheux, the bill was returned to the calendar. Fruge Murray Wooton Futrell Nevers Wright HOUSE BILL NO. 699— Total—102 BY REPRESENTATIVE MONTGOMERY NAYS AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 33:2591 and to enact R.S. 33:2504(A)(7) Total—0 and 2564(A)(7), relative to political activities of employees in the ABSENT classified fire and police civil service in municipalities, parishes, and fire protection districts; to authorize such employees, subject Lucas Tucker to certain conditions, to make political speeches or public political Total—2 statements; and to provide for related matters. The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Read by title. The title of the above bill was read and adopted. Motion Rep. Durand moved to reconsider the vote by which the above bill On motion of Rep. Montgomery, the bill was returned to the was finally passed, and, on her own motion, the motion to reconsider calendar. was laid on the table. HOUSE BILL NO. 758— HOUSE BILL NO. 920— BY REPRESENTATIVE DURAND BY REPRESENTATIVE CAZAYOUX AN ACT AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 15:574.10, relative to conviction of a felony To enact R.S. 6:333(F)(15) and 333.1, relative to disclosure of financial while on parole; to remove potential liability of the state for lost records pursuant to a criminal investigation; to provide income due to improper revocation of parole; and to provide for authorization for disclosure; to provide for definitions; to provide related matters. for subpoena for such records; to provide for venue; to provide for service of process; to provide for confidentiality of subpoena; to Read by title. provide for reimbursement of costs; to provide immunity from liability; and to provide for related matters. Rep. Durand moved the final passage of the bill. Read by title. ROLL CALL Motion The roll was called with the following result: On motion of Rep. Cazayoux, the bill was returned to the calendar. YEAS HOUSE BILL NO. 1100— Mr. Speaker Gallot Odinet BY REPRESENTATIVE BOWLER Alario Glover Perkins AN ACT Alexander, E Green Pierre To enact Chapter 8 of Title 22 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of Alexander, R Guillory Pinac 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 22:4011 through 4053, relative to Ansardi Hammett Pitre nonpublic personal financial information; to provide for the Baudoin Heaton Powell commissioner of insurance; to provide for requirements of Baylor Hebert Pratt insurance licensees; to provide for regulations; to provide for Bowler Hill Quezaire definitions; to provide for privacy notices; to provide for opt out Broome Holden Richmond notices; to provide for disclosures; to provide for exceptions; to Bruce Hopkins Riddle provide for prohibitions; to provide for penalties; to provide for Bruneau Hudson Romero compliance; and to provide for related matters. Carter, K Hunter Salter Carter, R Hutter Scalise Read by title. Cazayoux Iles Schneider Clarkson Jackson, L Schwegmann Rep. Salter, on behalf of the Legislative Bureau, sent up floor Crane Jackson, M Shaw amendments which were read as follows: Crowe Johns Smith, G.—56th Curtis Katz Smith, J.D.—50th HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS Damico Kennard Smith, J.H.—8th Daniel Kenney Smith, J.R.—30th Amendments proposed by Representative Salter on behalf of the Dartez LaFleur Sneed Legislative Bureau to Engrossed House Bill No. 1100 by Representative Devillier Lancaster Stelly Bowler Diez Landrieu Strain Doerge LeBlanc Swilling AMENDMENT NO. 1 Donelon Martiny Thompson Downer McCallum Toomy On page 4, line 2, following "licensee" change the period "." to a colon Durand McDonald Townsend ":" Erdey McMains Triche

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AMENDMENT NO. 2 Faucheux Morrell Welch Flavin Morrish Winston On page 5, line 15, following "service" and before "regardless" change Frith Murray Wooton "is a consumer" to a comma "," Fruge Nevers Wright Futrell Odinet AMENDMENT NO. 3 Gallot Perkins Total—97 On page 15, line 6, following "(b)" delete remainder of the line NAYS

AMENDMENT NO. 4 Total—0 ABSENT On page 17, line 22, following "customer's" and before the semicolon ";" change "elections" to "election" Alexander, R Katz Tucker Carter, R Kennard AMENDMENT NO. 5 Iles Toomy Total—7 On page 22, line 17, following "Paragraph" and before "(1)" delete "(c)" The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. On motion of Rep. Salter, the amendments were adopted. The title of the above bill was read and adopted. Rep. Bowler sent up floor amendments which were read as follows: Rep. Bowler moved to reconsider the vote by which the above bill was finally passed, and, on her own motion, the motion to reconsider HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS was laid on the table. Amendments proposed by Representative Bowler to Engrossed House HOUSE BILL NO. 1447— Bill No. 1100 by Representative Bowler BY REPRESENTATIVES CROWE AND HOLDEN AN ACT AMENDMENT NO. 1 To repeal R.S. 17:154.3(B), (C), and (D), relative to staff development days; to repeal the provisions requiring teachers to work three On page 15, line 24, change "you" to "the licensee" additional days for staff development; and to provide for related matters. On motion of Rep. Bowler, the amendments were adopted. Read by title. Rep. Bowler moved the final passage of the bill, as amended. Rep. Crowe 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 Glover Pierre Alario Green Pinac Mr. Speaker Glover Odinet Alexander, E Guillory Pitre Alario Green Perkins Ansardi Hammett Powell Alexander, E Guillory Pierre Baudoin Heaton Pratt Alexander, R Heaton Pinac Baylor Hebert Quezaire Ansardi Hebert Pitre Bowler Hill Richmond Baylor Hill Pratt Broome Holden Riddle Broome Holden Quezaire Bruce Hopkins Romero Bruce Hopkins Richmond Bruneau Hudson Salter Carter, K Hudson Riddle Carter, K Hunter Scalise Carter, R Hunter Romero Cazayoux Hutter Schneider Cazayoux Hutter Salter Clarkson Jackson, L Schwegmann Clarkson Iles Schwegmann Crane Jackson, M Shaw Crowe Jackson, L Shaw Crowe Johns Smith, G.—56th Curtis Jackson, M Smith, G.—56th Curtis Kenney Smith, J.D.—50th Damico Johns Smith, J.D.—50th Damico LaFleur Smith, J.H.—8th Daniel Katz Smith, J.H.—8th Daniel Lancaster Smith, J.R.—30th Dartez Kennard Smith, J.R.—30th Dartez Landrieu Sneed Devillier Kenney Stelly Devillier LeBlanc Stelly Diez LaFleur Strain Diez Lucas Strain Doerge Landrieu Swilling Doerge Martiny Swilling Downer LeBlanc Thompson Donelon McCallum Thompson Durand Lucas Toomy Downer McDonald Townsend Erdey Martiny Townsend Durand McMains Triche Farrar McCallum Tucker Erdey McVea Waddell Faucheux McDonald Waddell Farrar Montgomery Walsworth Flavin McVea Welch

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Frith Montgomery Wooton Diez Lucas Thompson Fruge Morrish Wright Doerge Martiny Townsend Futrell Murray Donelon McCallum Triche Gallot Nevers Downer McDonald Tucker Total—88 Durand McVea Waddell NAYS Erdey Morrell Welch Faucheux Morrish Winston Baudoin Donelon Scalise Flavin Murray Wooton Bowler Lancaster Sneed Frith Nevers Wright Bruneau McMains Walsworth Fruge Odinet Crane Powell Winston Total—95 Total—12 NAYS ABSENT Total—0 Hammett Schneider ABSENT Morrell Triche Total—4 Farrar Hudson Perkins Gallot McMains Toomy The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Hill Montgomery Walsworth Total—9 The title of the above bill was read and adopted. The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Rep. Crowe moved to reconsider the vote by which the above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to reconsider The title of the above bill was read and adopted. was laid on the table. Rep. Donelon moved to reconsider the vote by which the above Suspension of the Rules bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to reconsider was laid on the table. On motion of Rep. Hudson, and under a suspension of the rules, the above roll call was corrected to reflect him as voting yea. HOUSE BILL NO. 1683— BY REPRESENTATIVES LANCASTER AND BRUNEAU AN ACT HOUSE BILL NO. 1459— BY REPRESENTATIVE DONELON To amend and reenact R.S. 18:59.2(A)(2), relative to the number of AN ACT authorized positions for state employees in the office of each To amend and reenact R.S. 14:102.5(C), relative to the crime of registrar of voters; to increase the number of such authorized dogfighting; to increase the penalties for violations of that crime; positions; and to provide for related matters. and to provide for related matters. Read by title. Read by title. Motion Rep. Donelon moved the final passage of the bill. On motion of Rep. Lancaster, the bill was returned to the calendar. ROLL CALL HOUSE BILL NO. 1815— The roll was called with the following result: BY REPRESENTATIVE TRICHE YEAS AN ACT To enact R.S. 24:523, relative to notifications to the legislative auditor Mr. Speaker Futrell Pierre and district attorney; to require that agency heads notify the Alario Glover Pinac legislative auditor and district attorney of the misappropriation of Alexander, E Green Pitre public funds or assets; and to provide for related matters. Alexander, R Guillory Powell Ansardi Hammett Pratt Read by title. Baudoin Heaton Quezaire Baylor Hebert Richmond Rep. Triche moved the final passage of the bill. Bowler Holden Riddle Broome Hopkins Romero ROLL CALL Bruce Hunter Salter Bruneau Hutter Scalise The roll was called with the following result: Carter, K Iles Schneider Carter, R Jackson, L Schwegmann YEAS Cazayoux Jackson, M Shaw Clarkson Johns Smith, G.—56th Alexander, E Green Pinac Crane Katz Smith, J.D.—50th Alexander, R Guillory Pitre Crowe Kennard Smith, J.H.—8th Ansardi Hammett Powell Curtis Kenney Smith, J.R.—30th Baudoin Heaton Pratt Damico LaFleur Sneed Baylor Hebert Quezaire Daniel Lancaster Stelly Bowler Hill Richmond Dartez Landrieu Strain Broome Holden Riddle Devillier LeBlanc Swilling Bruce Hopkins Romero

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Bruneau Hunter Salter Baylor Hebert Quezaire Carter, K Hutter Scalise Bowler Hill Richmond Carter, R Iles Schneider Broome Holden Riddle Cazayoux Jackson, L Schwegmann Bruce Hudson Romero Clarkson Jackson, M Shaw Bruneau Hunter Salter Crowe Johns Smith, G.—56th Carter, K Hutter Scalise Curtis Katz Smith, J.D.—50th Carter, R Iles Schneider Damico Kennard Smith, J.H.—8th Cazayoux Jackson, M Schwegmann Daniel Kenney Smith, J.R.—30th Clarkson Johns Shaw Dartez LaFleur Sneed Crane Katz Smith, G.—56th Devillier Lancaster Stelly Crowe Kennard Smith, J.D.—50th Diez Landrieu Strain Curtis Kenney Smith, J.H.—8th Doerge LeBlanc Swilling Damico LaFleur Smith, J.R.—30th Donelon Lucas Thompson Daniel Lancaster Sneed Downer Martiny Toomy Dartez Landrieu Stelly Durand McCallum Triche Devillier LeBlanc Strain Erdey McDonald Tucker Diez Lucas Swilling Faucheux McVea Waddell Doerge Martiny Thompson Flavin Morrish Welch Donelon McCallum Toomy Frith Nevers Winston Downer McDonald Townsend Fruge Odinet Wooton Durand McVea Triche Futrell Perkins Wright Erdey Montgomery Tucker Glover Pierre Farrar Morrell Waddell Total—92 Faucheux Morrish Welch NAYS Flavin Murray Winston Frith Nevers Wooton Alario Murray Fruge Odinet Wright Farrar Townsend Total—99 Total—4 NAYS ABSENT Total—0 Mr. Speaker Hudson Morrell ABSENT Crane McMains Walsworth Gallot Montgomery Green Jackson, L Walsworth Total—8 Hopkins McMains Total—5 The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. The Chair declared the above bill, having received a two-thirds The title of the above bill was read and adopted. vote of the elected members, was finally passed. Rep. Triche moved to reconsider the vote by which the above bill The title of the above bill was read and adopted. was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to reconsider was laid on the table. Rep. Lydia Jackson moved to reconsider the vote by which the above bill was finally passed, and, on her own motion, the motion to HOUSE BILL NO. 1883— reconsider was laid on the table. BY REPRESENTATIVE L. JACKSON AN ACT HOUSE BILL NO. 1904— To enact R.S. 17:1855(C), relative to the Board of Supervisors of BY REPRESENTATIVE DARTEZ Southern University and Agricultural and Mechanical College; to AN ACT authorize the board to impose certain program fee amounts; to To enact R.S. 27:43(C), relative to riverboat gaming; to provide that the provide limitations; to provide for an effective date; and to provide Intracoastal Waterway includes all of Bayou Boeuf situated within for related matters. St. Mary Parish; and to provide for related matters. Read by title. Read by title. Rep. Lydia Jackson moved the final passage of the bill. Rep. Dartez 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 Futrell Perkins Mr. Speaker Glover Pratt Alario Gallot Pierre Alario Green Quezaire Alexander, E Glover Pinac Alexander, R Hammett Richmond Alexander, R Guillory Pitre Ansardi Heaton Romero Ansardi Hammett Powell Baylor Hebert Salter Baudoin Heaton Pratt Bowler Holden Schneider

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Bruce Hudson Schwegmann Read by title. Bruneau Hunter Shaw Carter, K Hutter Smith, G.—56th Rep. Martiny moved the final passage of the bill. Carter, R Jackson, M Smith, J.D.—50th Clarkson Kennard Smith, J.H.—8th ROLL CALL Curtis Lancaster Smith, J.R.—30th Damico Landrieu Sneed The roll was called with the following result: Daniel LeBlanc Strain Dartez Martiny Swilling YEAS Devillier McVea Toomy Donelon Montgomery Townsend Mr. Speaker Fruge Perkins Downer Morrell Triche Alario Futrell Pierre Durand Murray Waddell Alexander, E Gallot Pinac Farrar Nevers Welch Alexander, R Glover Pitre Faucheux Odinet Winston Ansardi Green Powell Frith Pierre Wooton Baylor Hebert Pratt Fruge Pinac Bowler Hill Quezaire Gallot Pitre Broome Holden Richmond Total—70 Bruce Hopkins Riddle NAYS Bruneau Hunter Salter Alexander, E Guillory Perkins Carter, K Hutter Scalise Baudoin Hill Powell Carter, R Iles Schwegmann Broome Hopkins Riddle Cazayoux Jackson, L Shaw Crane Iles Scalise Crane Johns Smith, G.—56th Crowe Johns Stelly Crowe Katz Smith, J.D.—50th Diez Katz Thompson Curtis Kennard Smith, J.H.—8th Doerge Kenney Tucker Damico Kenney Smith, J.R.—30th Erdey Lucas Walsworth Daniel LaFleur Sneed Flavin McCallum Wright Dartez Lancaster Stelly Futrell Morrish Devillier Landrieu Strain Total—29 Diez LeBlanc Thompson ABSENT Doerge Lucas Toomy Donelon Martiny Townsend Cazayoux LaFleur McMains Downer McVea Triche Jackson, L McDonald Durand Montgomery Tucker Total—5 Erdey Morrell Walsworth Farrar Morrish Welch The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Faucheux Murray Winston Flavin Nevers Wooton The title of the above bill was read and adopted. Frith Odinet Total—89 Rep. Dartez moved to reconsider the vote by which the above bill was finally passed, and, on her own motion, the motion to reconsider NAYS was laid on the table. Romero HOUSE BILL NO. 1944— Total—1 BY REPRESENTATIVE MARTINY ABSENT AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 14:40.1(A), relative to the crime of Baudoin Hudson Schneider terrorizing; to provide with respect to the definition of that crime; Clarkson Jackson, M Swilling and to provide for related matters. Guillory McCallum Waddell Hammett McDonald Wright Read by title. Heaton McMains Total—14 Motion The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. On motion of Rep. Martiny, the bill was returned to the calendar. The title of the above bill was read and adopted. HOUSE BILL NO. 2005— BY REPRESENTATIVE KENNARD Rep. Martiny moved to reconsider the vote by which the above bill AN ACT was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to reconsider To amend and reenact Code of Criminal Procedure Article 734, relative was laid on the table. to subpoenas in criminal matters; to authorize investigators employed by the district attorney for the Nineteenth Judicial District for East Baton Rouge Parish to serve subpoenas in criminal matters in which the district attorney is involved; and to provide for related matters.

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HOUSE BILL NO. 2036— On motion of Rep. Cazayoux, the bill, as amended, was returned BY REPRESENTATIVE RICHMOND to the calendar. AN ACT To enact R.S. 14:89(A)(3), relative to crime against nature; to provide HOUSE BILL NO. 622— for exceptions; and to provide for related matters. BY REPRESENTATIVE FAUCHEUX AN ACT Read by title. To enact R.S. 14:102.12 through 102.17, relative to offenses affecting the public sensibility; to provide for the crime of owning dangerous Motion and vicious dogs; to provide definitions; to provide for a hearing to determine if a dog is dangerous or vicious; to provide for penalties; On motion of Rep. Richmond, the bill was returned to the to provide for the assessment of fees; to provide for posting calendar. requirements; to provide for the seizure of dangerous or vicious dogs; to provide that vicious dogs be euthanized; to provide that HOUSE BILL NO. 920— dangerous dogs be euthanized under certain circumstances; to BY REPRESENTATIVE CAZAYOUX provide for applicability; to provide exceptions; and to provide for AN ACT related matters. To enact R.S. 6:333(F)(15) and 333.1, relative to disclosure of financial records pursuant to a criminal investigation; to provide Called from the calendar. authorization for disclosure; to provide for definitions; to provide for subpoena for such records; to provide for venue; to provide for Read by title. service of process; to provide for confidentiality of subpoena; to provide for reimbursement of costs; to provide immunity from Rep. Salter, on behalf of the Legislative Bureau, sent up floor liability; and to provide for related matters. amendments which were read as follows: Called from the calendar. HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS Read by title. Amendments proposed by Representative Salter on behalf of the Rep. Cazayoux sent up floor amendments which were read as Legislative Bureau to Engrossed House Bill No. 622 by Representative follows: Faucheux HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS AMENDMENT NO. 1 Amendments proposed by Representative LeFleur to Engrossed House On page 4, line 4, following "jurisdiction" and before "an" insert "for" Bill No. 920 by Representative Cazayoux AMENDMENT NO. 2 AMENDMENT NO. 1 On page 4, line 5, following "order" and before "the" change "denying" On page 4, line 9, after "customer" delete the period "." and insert "for to "reversing" an initial period of one hundred twenty days, upon demonstrating reasonable grounds for need to prevent the disclosure of the subpoena AMENDMENT NO. 3 to the bank customer. Upon application to the court by the entity which requested the subpoena, the court may, if it finds reasonable grounds for On page 5, line 16, following "injury" and before "a domestic" change doing so, order that the subpoena and request for records not be "attacking" to "to" disclosed to the customer for additional periods of sixty days, provided that not more than sixty days is granted in any one order." On motion of Rep. Salter, the amendments were adopted. On motion of Rep. Cazayoux, the amendments were adopted. Rep. Faucheux moved the final passage of the bill, as amended. Rep. Devillier sent up floor amendments which were read as ROLL CALL follows: The roll was called with the following result: HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS YEAS Amendments proposed by Representative Devillier to Engrossed House Bill No. 920 by Representative Cazayoux Alario Frith Odinet Ansardi Fruge Perkins AMENDMENT NO. 1 Baudoin Futrell Pierre Baylor Gallot Pitre On page 3, line 14, between "demonstrating" and "that" insert "a basis Bowler Guillory Powell for reasonable suspicion" Broome Heaton Pratt Bruce Hebert Quezaire Rep. Devillier moved the adoption of the amendments. Bruneau Hudson Richmond Carter, R Hutter Salter Rep. Hunter objected. Cazayoux Jackson, L Schwegmann Clarkson Jackson, M Shaw By a vote of 32 yeas and 58 nays, the amendments were rejected. Crowe Johns Smith, G.—56th Damico Kennard Smith, J.H.—8th Daniel LaFleur Sneed Motion Dartez Lancaster Strain Diez Landrieu Swilling

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Donelon LeBlanc Toomy On page 1, at the beginning of line 9, change "(3)" to "B." Downer Lucas Triche Erdey Martiny Waddell AMENDMENT NO. 5 Faucheux McDonald Wooton Flavin Montgomery On page 1, delete line 11 in its entirety and insert in lieu thereof the Total—62 following: NAYS "BC. Whoever violates the provisions of this Section shall be fined Mr. Speaker Hill Riddle not more than two thousand dollars, or imprisoned, with or without hard Alexander, E Holden Romero labor, for not more than five years, or both." Alexander, R Hunter Smith, J.D.—50th Carter, K Iles Smith, J.R.—30th On motion of Rep. Richmond, the amendments were adopted. Crane Katz Thompson Curtis Kenney Townsend Rep. Devillier sent up floor amendments which were read as Devillier McCallum Tucker follows: Doerge McVea Walsworth Durand Morrell Welch HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS Farrar Murray Winston Green Nevers Wright Amendments proposed by Representative DeVillier to Engrossed House Hammett Pinac Bill No. 2036 by Representative Richmond Total—35 ABSENT AMENDMENT NO. 1 Glover Morrish Stelly On page 1, line 10 after "private" insert "and not in a public place, Hopkins Scalise including but not limited to public parks and public restrooms," McMains Schneider Total—7 On motion of Rep. Devillier, the amendments were adopted. The Chair declared the above bill was finally passed. Rep. Richmond moved the final passage of the bill, as amended. The title of the above bill was read and adopted. ROLL CALL Rep. Faucheux moved to reconsider the vote by which the above bill was finally passed, and, on his own motion, the motion to reconsider The roll was called with the following result: was laid on the table. YEAS HOUSE BILL NO. 2036— BY REPRESENTATIVE RICHMOND Mr. Speaker Glover Murray AN ACT Alario Green Pierre To enact R.S. 14:89(A)(3), relative to crime against nature; to provide Ansardi Hill Pitre for exceptions; and to provide for related matters. Baylor Holden Pratt Bowler Hudson Quezaire Called from the calendar. Bruneau Hunter Richmond Carter, K Hutter Schwegmann Read by title. Cazayoux Iles Smith, G.—56th Clarkson Jackson, L Sneed Rep. Richmond sent up floor amendments which were read as Crane Jackson, M Thompson follows: Damico LaFleur Toomy Daniel Lancaster Welch HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS Devillier Landrieu Winston Donelon Martiny Wooton Amendments proposed by Representative Richmond to Engrossed Faucheux Montgomery Wright House Bill No. 2036 by Representative Richmond Gallot Morrell Total—47 AMENDMENT NO. 1 NAYS On page 1, line 2, after "To" and before the comma "," change "enact Alexander, E Frith Odinet R.S. 14:89(A)(3)" to "amend and reenact R.S. 14:89(B) and to enact Alexander, R Fruge Perkins R.S. 14:89(C)" Baudoin Futrell Pinac Broome Hammett Powell AMENDMENT NO. 2 Bruce Hebert Riddle Carter, R Johns Romero On page 1, line 5, change "R.S. 14:89(A)(3)" to R.S. 14:89(B) is hereby Crowe Katz Salter amended and reenacted and R.S. 14:89(C)" Curtis Kennard Scalise Dartez Kenney Shaw AMENDMENT NO. 3 Diez LeBlanc Smith, J.H.—8th Doerge Lucas Smith, J.R.—30th On page 1, delete line 7 in its entirety Downer McCallum Strain Durand McVea Tucker AMENDMENT NO. 4 Erdey Morrish Waddell

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Farrar Nevers Walsworth Read by title. Total—45 ABSENT On motion of Rep. Bruneau, the resolution was adopted. Flavin McDonald Stelly Ordered to the Senate. Guillory McMains Swilling Heaton Schneider Townsend HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 57— Hopkins Smith, J.D.—50th Triche BY REPRESENTATIVE CROWE Total—12 A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To urge and request the Department of Health and Hospitals to provide Failed to pass. Medicaid reimbursement for previously owned durable medical equipment. Motion to reconsider pending. Read by title. Suspension of the Rules On motion of Rep. Crowe, the resolution was adopted. On motion of Rep. Durand, the rules were suspended in order to Ordered to the Senate. take up and consider House and House Concurrent Resolutions on Third Reading for Final Consideration at this time. HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 80— BY REPRESENTATIVES PIERRE AND CRANE House and House Concurrent Resolutions on A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Third Reading for Final Consideration To urge and request the Board of Regents to formulate, develop, adopt, and recommend to the legislature a funding formula for public The following House and House Concurrent Resolutions on third postsecondary education in Louisiana that excludes any funding reading for final consideration were taken up and acted upon as follows: calculation for the cost of providing remedial or developmental instruction to first-time entering freshmen at any Louisiana public HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 53— college or university that offers academic degrees at the BY REPRESENTATIVES DURAND, BAUDOIN, CAZAYOUX, DEVILLIER, baccalaureate level or higher; and to provide for related matters FAUCHEUX, GUILLORY, JOHNS, MORRISH, PINAC, JACK SMITH, STELLY, BROOME, BRUCE, DOERGE, FRITH, M. JACKSON, LAFLEUR, SCHWEGMANN, GARY SMITH, AND SNEED AND SENATORS Read by title. GAUTREAUX, MICHOT, AND MOUNT A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION On motion of Rep. Pierre, the resolution was adopted. To urge and request the Public Service Commission to seek answers and explanations as to why energy costs have risen to such Ordered to the Senate. astronomical levels. HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 111— Read by title. BY REPRESENTATIVE NEVERS A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION On motion of Rep. Durand, the resolution was adopted. To encourage the study of the Bible in schools. Ordered to the Senate. Read by title. HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 1— Rep. Jane Smith sent up floor amendments which were read as BY REPRESENTATIVE ANSARDI follows: A RESOLUTION To memorialize the United States Department of Commerce, the United HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS States Department of Transportation, the National Transportation Safety Board, and the United States Environmental Protection Amendments proposed by Representative Jane Smith to Engrossed Agency to require all barges, cargo ships, and commercial vessels House Concurrent Resolution No. 111 by Representative Nevers of any type transporting hazardous materials on the navigable waters of this state to identify all hazardous materials being AMENDMENT NO. 1 transported by utilizing a placarding system recognized by the United Nations or the North American Placarding System and On page 2, between lines 11 and 12, insert the following: requests that certain state agencies urge the appropriate federal "BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that if a city, parish, or other agencies to require use of a placarding system. local school board wishes to develop and implement the study of the Bible as an elective course then the course should include the study of Read by title. the King James Version of the Bible, the Catholic books of the Bible, the Koran, the Torah, and other religious literature." On motion of Rep. Ansardi, the resolution was adopted. On motion of Rep. Jane Smith, the amendments were adopted. HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 81— BY REPRESENTATIVE BRUNEAU A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Rep. Nevers moved the adoption of the resolution, as amended. To request the secretary of state to study and make recommendations regarding the issuance of statewide commissions for non-attorney ROLL CALL notaries public and to report his findings to the House Committee on Civil Law and Procedure and the Senate Committee on The roll was called with the following result: Judiciary A prior to January 1, 2003.

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HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 114— YEAS BY REPRESENTATIVE R. ALEXANDER A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Mr. Speaker Glover Pinac To re-create the Louisiana Child Day Care Task Force to continue its Alario Guillory Pitre study of the current law and regulations governing child day care Alexander, R Hammett Powell facilities and workers in Louisiana, comparing our state to other Ansardi Hebert Quezaire states and any federal or national day care standards; to devise a Baudoin Hill Richmond plan for implementation of the recommendations in the report the Bowler Holden Riddle task force submitted to the legislature; and to continue to make Broome Hopkins Salter recommendations for changes in the laws, rules, and regulations Bruneau Hudson Scalise governing child day care facilities and workers in Louisiana. Carter, R Hutter Schneider Cazayoux Iles Schwegmann Read by title. Clarkson Jackson, M Shaw Crane Johns Smith, G.—56th On motion of Rep. Rodney Alexander, the resolution was adopted. Crowe Katz Smith, J.D.—50th Damico Kennard Smith, J.H.—8th Ordered to the Senate. Daniel Kenney Smith, J.R.—30th Dartez Lancaster Sneed HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 47— BY REPRESENTATIVE CRANE Diez Landrieu Stelly A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Doerge LeBlanc Strain To direct the Public Retirement Systems' Actuarial Committee to study Donelon Martiny Thompson the total annual cost to all applicable institutions and the total Durand McCallum Toomy annual cost attributable to each institution affected by the Erdey McMains Townsend implementation of the provisions of R.S. 11:707(F) and to furnish Farrar McVea Triche a report to the House Retirement Committee and House Education Faucheux Montgomery Tucker Committee and the Senate Retirement Committee and Senate Flavin Morrish Waddell Education Committee and their staffs on or before the thirty-first Frith Nevers Walsworth day of December of each year that R.S. 11:707(F) is in effect, with Fruge Odinet Winston each such report covering the period of July first through June Futrell Perkins Wooton thirtieth immediately preceding the reporting date, and to submit Gallot Pierre Wright a comprehensive report on or before December 31, 2005. Total—84 NAYS Read by title. Alexander, E Hunter Murray Rep. Crane moved the adoption of the resolution. Curtis Jackson, L Green Morrell ROLL CALL Total—7 ABSENT The roll was called with the following result: YEAS Baylor Heaton Romero Bruce LaFleur Swilling Mr. Speaker Gallot Pierre Carter, K Lucas Welch Alario Glover Pinac Devillier McDonald Alexander, E Green Pitre Downer Pratt Alexander, R Guillory Powell Total—13 Ansardi Hammett Pratt Baudoin Hebert Quezaire The resolution was adopted. Baylor Hill Richmond Bowler Holden Riddle Ordered to the Senate Bruce Hudson Romero Bruneau Hunter Salter HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 113— BY REPRESENTATIVE ILES Carter, K Hutter Scalise A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Carter, R Iles Schneider To urge and request the office of public health in the Department of Clarkson Jackson, L Schwegmann Health and Hospitals to promote breastfeeding in its public health Crane Jackson, M Shaw clinics and to the public in general. Crowe Johns Smith, G.—56th Curtis Katz Smith, J.D.—50th Read by title. Damico Kennard Smith, J.R.—30th Daniel Kenney Sneed On motion of Rep. Iles, the resolution was adopted. Dartez LaFleur Strain Devillier Lancaster Swilling Ordered to the Senate. Diez Landrieu Thompson Doerge LeBlanc Toomy Donelon Martiny Townsend Durand McCallum Triche Erdey McMains Tucker Farrar Montgomery Waddell Faucheux Morrell Walsworth

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Flavin Morrish Welch Bruce Hill Riddle Frith Murray Winston Bruneau Holden Romero Fruge Odinet Wooton Carter, K Hudson Salter Futrell Perkins Wright Carter, R Hunter Schneider Total—93 Cazayoux Hutter Schwegmann NAYS Clarkson Iles Shaw Crane Jackson, L Smith, G.—56th Total—0 Crowe Jackson, M Smith, J.D.—50th ABSENT Curtis Johns Smith, J.H.—8th Damico Katz Smith, J.R.—30th Broome Hopkins Nevers Daniel Kennard Sneed Cazayoux Lucas Smith, J.H.—8th Dartez Kenney Stelly Downer McDonald Stelly Diez LaFleur Strain Heaton McVea Doerge Lancaster Thompson Total—11 Donelon Landrieu Toomy The resolution was adopted. Durand LeBlanc Townsend Erdey Martiny Triche Ordered to the Senate. Farrar McCallum Tucker Faucheux McMains Waddell HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 85— Flavin Montgomery Welch BY REPRESENTATIVE LAFLEUR Frith Murray Winston A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Futrell Nevers Wooton To declare the City of Melville in St. Landry Parish the "Atchafalaya Total—87 River Catfish Capital of Louisiana." NAYS Read by title. Devillier Morrish Walsworth Fruge Scalise Wright On motion of Rep. LaFleur, the resolution was adopted. Total—6 ABSENT Ordered to the Senate. Ansardi Lucas Pinac HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 93— Baylor McDonald Richmond BY REPRESENTATIVES STRAIN, THOMPSON, BAUDOIN, BRUCE, R. CARTER, CAZAYOUX, DEVILLIER, DURAND, FRITH, FRUGE, HILL, ILES, Downer McVea Swilling KENNEY, LAFLEUR, MORRISH, NEVERS, JACK SMITH, AND STRAIN Hopkins Morrell A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Total—11 To memorialize the United States Congress to ratify the Southern Dairy Compact. The resolution was adopted. Read by title. HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 48— BY REPRESENTATIVES BRUNEAU, LEBLANC, AND MURRAY On motion of Rep. Thompson, the resolution was adopted. A RESOLUTION To amend and readopt House Rule 5.8 of the Rules of Order of the Ordered to the Senate. House of Representatives to extend the requirement for session attire for members to meetings of House committees. HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 45— BY REPRESENTATIVES HOLDEN, HUNTER, AND LANCASTER Read by title. A RESOLUTION To adopt House Rule 5.10 of the Rules of Order of the House of Rep. Bruneau sent up floor amendments which were read as Representatives to prohibit the use of wireless telephones and follows: audible pagers in the House chamber during joint sessions of the legislature. HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS Read by title. Amendments proposed by Representative Bruneau to Engrossed House Resolution No. 48 by Representative Bruneau Rep. Holden moved the adoption of the resolution. AMENDMENT NO. 1 ROLL CALL On page 1, line 10, after "room", delete "during the" and insert "while The roll was called with the following result: participating in a" YEAS On motion of Rep. Bruneau, the amendments were adopted. Mr. Speaker Gallot Odinet Rep. Hebert sent up floor amendments which were read as follows: Alario Glover Perkins Alexander, E Green Pierre HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS Alexander, R Guillory Pitre Baudoin Hammett Powell Amendments proposed by Representative Hebert to Engrossed House Bowler Heaton Pratt Resolution No. 48 by Representative Bruneau Broome Hebert Quezaire

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AMENDMENT NO. 1 HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 115— BY REPRESENTATIVE R. ALEXANDER On page 1, at the end of line 9, delete "or in" and delete line 10 A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To authorize and request the Louisiana State Law Institute to review Rep. Hebert moved the adoption of the amendments. certain statutory provision and in all locations it deems appropriate change current references to the Department of Health and Human Rep. Bruneau objected. Resources and to the office of family services to the correct agency or office. By a vote of 19 yeas and 73 nays, the amendments were rejected. Read by title. Rep. Bruneau moved the adoption of the resolution, as amended. On motion of Rep. Rodney Alexander, the resolution was adopted. ROLL CALL Ordered to the Senate. The roll was called with the following result: HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 127— BY REPRESENTATIVES SALTER AND PERKINS YEAS A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To suspend until the sixtieth day after final adjournment of the 2002 Alario Gallot Odinet Regular Session of the Legislature of Louisiana certain provisions Alexander, E Green Perkins of R.S. 40:1379.3(P) and Section 1307(D)(4) of Title 55 of the Alexander, R Guillory Pierre Louisiana Administrative Code, relative to statewide concealed Baudoin Hammett Pitre handgun permits; to suspend provisions providing for educational Bowler Hill Powell requirements for renewal of the permits; and to provide for related Broome Holden Quezaire matters. Bruce Hudson Richmond Bruneau Hunter Riddle Read by title. Carter, K Hutter Salter Carter, R Jackson, L Scalise Rep. Salter moved the adoption of the resolution. Cazayoux Jackson, M Shaw Clarkson Johns Smith, J.H.—8th ROLL CALL Crane Katz Smith, J.R.—30th Crowe Kennard Sneed The roll was called with the following result: Curtis Kenney Stelly Damico LaFleur Strain YEAS Daniel Lancaster Swilling Dartez Landrieu Thompson Mr. Speaker Glover Pierre Devillier LeBlanc Toomy Alario Green Pinac Diez Lucas Townsend Alexander, E Guillory Powell Doerge Martiny Triche Alexander, R Hammett Pratt Donelon McCallum Tucker Ansardi Heaton Quezaire Durand McVea Waddell Baudoin Hebert Richmond Erdey Montgomery Walsworth Baylor Hill Riddle Faucheux Morrell Winston Bowler Holden Romero Flavin Morrish Wooton Broome Hudson Salter Frith Murray Bruce Hunter Scalise Fruge Nevers Bruneau Hutter Schneider Total—82 Carter, R Iles Schwegmann NAYS Cazayoux Jackson, L Shaw Clarkson Jackson, M Smith, G.—56th Mr. Speaker Hebert Smith, G.—56th Crane Johns Smith, J.D.—50th Ansardi Iles Smith, J.D.—50th Crowe Katz Smith, J.H.—8th Baylor Pinac Welch Curtis Kennard Smith, J.R.—30th Farrar Pratt Wright Damico Kenney Sneed Futrell Romero Daniel LaFleur Stelly Glover Schwegmann Dartez Lancaster Strain Total—16 Devillier Landrieu Swilling ABSENT Diez LeBlanc Thompson Doerge Martiny Townsend Downer Hopkins McMains Donelon McCallum Tucker Heaton McDonald Schneider Durand McMains Waddell Total—6 Erdey McVea Walsworth Farrar Montgomery Welch The resolution was adopted. Faucheux Morrell Winston Flavin Morrish Wooton Fruge Nevers Wright Futrell Odinet Gallot Perkins Total—94

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NAYS Downer Johns Richmond Flavin LaFleur Smith, J.D.—50th Carter, K Murray Green Lucas Stelly Total—2 Total—18 ABSENT The resolution was adopted. Downer Lucas Toomy Frith McDonald Triche Ordered to the Senate. Hopkins Pitre Total—8 HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 139— BY REPRESENTATIVES FAUCHEUX AND HUTTER The resolution was adopted. A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To urge and request the Board of Supervisors of Louisiana State Ordered to the Senate. University and Agricultural and Mechanical College, the Board of Supervisors of Southern University and Agricultural and HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 135— Mechanical College, and the Board of Supervisors for the BY REPRESENTATIVE BOWLER University of Louisiana System to consider prohibiting, under A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION certain circumstances and in accordance with certain guidelines To amend the severability provisions of certain regulations adopted by and timelines, the offering of remedial and developmental courses, the Department of Insurance. except for mathematics, to entering freshmen students at institutions under their respective supervision and management Read by title. that offer academic degrees at the baccalaureate level or higher. Rep. Bowler moved the adoption of the resolution. Read by title. ROLL CALL On motion of Rep. Faucheux, the resolution was adopted. The roll was called with the following result: Ordered to the Senate. YEAS HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 149— BY REPRESENTATIVE ANSARDI Mr. Speaker Gallot Pitre A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Alario Glover Powell To authorize and direct the Department of Insurance and the State Alexander, E Guillory Pratt Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors to jointly study and Alexander, R Hammett Quezaire make recommendations regarding funeral service insurance Ansardi Heaton Riddle policies and the regulation thereof. Baudoin Hebert Romero Baylor Hill Salter Read by title. Bowler Hopkins Scalise Broome Hunter Schneider Bruce Iles Schwegmann Bruneau Jackson, L Shaw Carter, K Jackson, M Smith, G.—56th Carter, R Katz Smith, J.H.—8th Cazayoux Kennard Smith, J.R.—30th Clarkson Kenney Sneed Crane Lancaster Strain Damico Landrieu Swilling Daniel LeBlanc Thompson Dartez Martiny Toomy Diez McCallum Townsend Doerge McMains Triche Donelon Montgomery Tucker Durand Morrish Waddell Erdey Murray Walsworth Farrar Nevers Welch Faucheux Odinet Winston Frith Perkins Wooton Fruge Pierre Wright Futrell Pinac Total—86 NAYS

Total—0 ABSENT Crowe Holden McDonald Curtis Hudson McVea Devillier Hutter Morrell

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Motion at New Orleans, the Dr. Mervin L. Trail Clinical Sciences Research Building. On motion of Rep. Ansardi, the resolution was returned to the calendar. Read by title. HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 29— On motion of Rep. Riddle, the resolution was concurred in. BY REPRESENTATIVE FUTRELL A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 32— To urge and request the State Board of Elementary and Secondary BY SENATOR LAMBERT (BY REQUEST) Education to adopt or enter into teacher certification reciprocity A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION agreements with other states and to streamline current certification To memorialize the Congress of the United States to use the powers at requirements for teachers coming into the state in order to attract its disposal to encourage the United States Department of Energy more new teachers to Louisiana public schools. to establish a national energy policy which will remove barriers to and provide incentives for the immediate exploration and Called from the calendar. production of natural gas. Read by title. Read by title. On motion of Rep. Futrell, the resolution was adopted. On motion of Rep. Faucheux, the resolution was concurred in. Ordered to the Senate. SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 34— BY SENATOR DUPRE A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Senate Concurrent Resolutions on To urge and request the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries to make Third Reading for Final Consideration available a subject index of pending legislation on their Internet web page. The following Senate Concurrent Resolutions on third reading for final consideration were taken up and acted upon as follows: Read by title. SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 15— On motion of Rep. Pitre, the resolution was concurred in. BY SENATOR SMITH A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 35— To urge and request the Department of Transportation and BY SENATOR DUPRE Development and parish and municipal governments to remove A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION dead animals from roads, highways, and rights-of-way in an To urge and request the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission expeditious manner. to redesignate the Pointe au Chien Wildlife Management Area to the Pointe-aux-Chenes Wildlife Management Area. Read by title. Read by title. On motion of Rep. Townsend, the resolution was concurred in. On motion of Rep. Pitre, the resolution was concurred in. SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 22— BY SENATOR CRAVINS SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 45— A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION BY SENATOR MCPHERSON To create and provide for the Bayou Boeuf Advisory Committee to A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION study and make proposals to the Senate and House committees on To urge and request that the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries transportation, highways and public works relative to uses of Commission authorize senior citizens to use two recreational hoop Bayou Boeuf water and the advisability of the creation of a fresh nets. water district along Bayou Boeuf from Alexandria to Washington in the parishes of Rapides, Avoyelles and St. Landry. Read by title. Read by title. On motion of Rep. Farrar, the resolution was concurred in. Motion SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 46— BY SENATOR MCPHERSON A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION On motion of Rep. Hudson, the resolution was returned to the To urge and request the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission calendar. to establish a recreational hunting season and daily bag and possession limits for bobcats if recommended by the Department SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 12— BY SENATORS HINES, BAJOIE, BARHAM, BEAN, BOISSIERE, CAIN, of Wildlife and Fisheries after a biological and feasibility study. CAMPBELL, CHAISSON, CRAVINS, DARDENNE, DEAN, DUPRE, ELLINGTON, C. FIELDS, W. FIELDS, FONTENOT, GAUTREAUX, HAINKEL, Read by title. HEITMEIER, HOLLIS, HOYT, IRONS, JOHNSON, B. JONES, C. JONES, LAMBERT, LENTINI, MALONE, MARIONNEAUX, MCPHERSON, MICHOT, MOUNT, ROMERO, SCHEDLER, SMITH, TARVER, THEUNISSEN, THOMAS On motion of Rep. Farrar, the resolution was concurred in. AND ULLO A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To urge and request the Board of Supervisors of Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College to take the necessary steps to name the clinical sciences research building, located at the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center

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SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 47— Rep. Jack Smith sent up floor amendments which were read as BY SENATORS MCPHERSON AND MALONE follows: A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To urge and request the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS to establish a recreational hunting season on nutria if recommended by the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries after a Amendments proposed by Representative Jack Smith to Engrossed biological and feasibility study. Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 61 by Senator Dardenne Read by title. AMENDMENT NO. 1 On motion of Rep. Farrar, the resolution was concurred in. On page 3, between lines 2 and 3, insert the following: SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 61— "(8) One judge from the Sixteenth Judicial District Court." BY SENATOR DARDENNE A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To create a task force to review the disproportionate caseload in the First On motion of Rep. Jack Smith, the amendments were adopted. Circuit Court of Appeal and suggest solutions. On motion of Rep. Futrell, the resolution, as amended, was Read by title. concurred in. Motion Privileged Report of the Committee on Enrollment On motion of Rep. Futrell, the resolution was returned to the May 17, 2001 calendar. To the honorable Speaker and Members of the House of SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 64— Representatives: BY SENATOR ROMERO A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION I am directed by your Committee on Enrollment to submit the To memorialize the Congress of the United States to increase federal aid following report: to Louisiana farmers. The following House Bills have been properly enrolled: Read by title. HOUSE BILL NO. 65— On motion of Rep. Thompson, the resolution was concurred in. BY REPRESENTATIVE PITRE AND SENATOR DUPRE AN ACT SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 66— To amend and reenact R.S. 56:303(D), 303.4, and 306.4(A)(2), relative BY SENATOR JOHNSON to commercial fishing licenses; to provide for the locations for the A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION sale of commercial fishing licenses; to eliminate the requirement To create and provide for a joint legislative committee to study and for a "Commercial Fisherman's Sale Card"; and to provide for make recommendations with respect to the prevention of related matters. childhood death and injury through accidental access to handguns stored in the home or personal vehicle. HOUSE BILL NO. 150— BY REPRESENTATIVES R. ALEXANDER AND GALLOT Read by title. AN ACT To enact R.S. 13:756.9, relative to the clerk of court of Bienville Parish; On motion of Rep. Odinet, the resolution was concurred in. to provide a branch office in Ringgold, Bienville Parish; to provide for the functions of the office; and to provide for related matters. SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 79— BY SENATOR SCHEDLER HOUSE BILL NO. 170— A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION BY REPRESENTATIVE FAUCHEUX To urge and request the Department of Health and Hospitals to apply AN ACT for a federal grant to study the feasibility of establishing and To amend and reenact R.S. 32:429(A), relative to office of motor implementing an optional categorically needy Medicaid eligibility vehicles field offices; to provide relative to the authorized fee for group for working individuals with disabilities, commonly referred certain transactions at such field offices; to increase the authorized to as the "Medicaid Buy-In Program". fee collected by the governing authority of a local governmental subdivision for support of local office of motor vehicles field Read by title. offices; and to provide for related matters. HOUSE BILL NO. 216— On motion of Rep. Landrieu, the resolution was concurred in. BY REPRESENTATIVE PITRE AN ACT SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 61— To designate Louisiana Highway 3162 from Highway 1 to Highway BY SENATOR DARDENNE A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 3235 as "Tarpon Pass"; to designate Louisiana Highway 3161 To create a task force to review the disproportionate caseload in the First from Highway 1 to Highway 3235 as "Cote Blanche Connection"; Circuit Court of Appeal and suggest solutions. to designate Louisiana Highway 657 from Highway 1 to Highway 3235 as "Larose Link"; to provide for signs; and to provide for Called from the calendar. related matters. Read by title.

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HOUSE BILL NO. 333— HOUSE BILL NO. 654— BY REPRESENTATIVES POWELL, ERDEY, AND MCMAINS BY REPRESENTATIVES HUDSON, ALARIO, E. ALEXANDER, BAYLOR, AN ACT BROOME, R. CARTER, CAZAYOUX, CRANE, CROWE, DOWNER, DURAND, FAUCHEUX, GALLOT, GLOVER, GREEN, GUILLORY, HILL, L. JACKSON, To designate Louisiana Highway 43 in Livingston Parish from its M. JACKSON, KENNARD, LAFLEUR, LUCAS, MCDONALD, intersection with Louisiana Highway 42, north through the village MONTGOMERY, MORRELL, MURRAY, PIERRE, PINAC, POWELL, PRATT, of Albany, Louisiana, to its intersection with U.S. Highway 190 as QUEZAIRE, GARY SMITH, JOHN SMITH, STRAIN, WELCH, AND WOOTON Veterans Highway; and to provide for related matters. AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 40:1321(C) and (D), relative to public HOUSE BILL NO. 445— safety; to establish the Protect and Save our Children Program; to BY REPRESENTATIVE GARY SMITH provide for special identification cards for children; to set the fees AN ACT therefor; and to provide for related matters. To enact R.S. 36:610(B)(8) and R.S. 56:331, relative to crab fishing; to create the Crab Task Force; to provide for its membership and HOUSE BILL NO. 735— responsibilities; and to provide for related matters. BY REPRESENTATIVE HOPKINS AN ACT HOUSE BILL NO. 475— To amend and reenact the title of Chapter 5-E of Title 25 of the BY REPRESENTATIVES MONTGOMERY AND JANE SMITH AND Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950 and R.S. 25:380.21, SENATOR CAMPBELL 380.22(A), 380.23(B)(5) and (C)(1), 380.24, 380.25(A), (B), AN ACT (C)(1), (2)(b)(iii), and (3), and 380.26, and R.S. 36:744(N) and To amend and reenact R.S. 33:4574.1-A(H)(2) and R.S. 47:302.3, 801.9(A) and (C), relative to the Caddo Pine Island Oil and relative to the avails of certain taxes on hotel occupancy; to expand Historical Museum; to rename the museum; and to provide for the uses of such monies; and to provide for related matters. related matters. HOUSE BILL NO. 480— HOUSE BILL NO. 993— BY REPRESENTATIVE ODINET AND SENATOR DEAN BY REPRESENTATIVES HAMMETT AND DANIEL AN ACT AN ACT To enact R.S. 36:610(B)(8) and R.S. 56:333.2, relative to mullet To amend and reenact R.S. 39:128(B)(1), relative to capital outlay fishing; to create the Mullet Task Force; to provide for its budget execution; to exempt from inclusion in the capital outlay membership and responsibilities; and to provide for related matters. budget certain projects for certain higher education institutions; to provide for an effective date; and to provide for related matters. HOUSE BILL NO. 566— BY REPRESENTATIVE HOPKINS HOUSE BILL NO. 1032— AN ACT BY REPRESENTATIVE LEBLANC To amend and reenact R.S. 17:87.6, relative to school board property; AN ACT to require local school boards to maintain, repair, and care for To repeal R.S. 38:2216(A)(2) and 2218(B), relative to the Public Bid unused school property until disposal of such property; to provide Law; to delete the countersignature requirements on bonds for the relative to compliance with certain state and local regulations; and construction or doing of any public works by resident agents; to to provide for related matters. delete the bid bond countersignature requirement from certain public contract bids. HOUSE BILL NO. 572— BY REPRESENTATIVE MCCALLUM HOUSE BILL NO. 1050— AN ACT BY REPRESENTATIVE PINAC To authorize and provide for the transfer of certain state property in AN ACT Union Parish to the Union Parish Police Jury from the Department To enact R.S. 47:520.1, relative to temporary motor vehicle registration of Transportation and Development; and to provide for related license plates; to provide for the proper display and maintenance matters. of temporary registration license plates; and to provide for related matters. HOUSE BILL NO. 603— BY REPRESENTATIVE DIEZ HOUSE BILL NO. 1091— AN ACT BY REPRESENTATIVE BOWLER To enact R.S. 32:387.15, relative to interstate highways; to provide for AN ACT a special permit for movement of certain boats on interstates; and To enact R.S. 17:3141.2(1)(n), relative to proprietary schools; to to provide for related matters. exclude certain test preparation schools and business enterprises from the definition of a proprietary school; and to provide for HOUSE BILL NO. 619— related matters. BY REPRESENTATIVE FAUCHEUX AN ACT HOUSE BILL NO. 1204— To authorize and provide for the transfer or lease of certain state BY REPRESENTATIVE DURAND property in St. John the Baptist Parish to the parish council of St. AN ACT John the Baptist Parish from the Department of Transportation To authorize and provide for the transfer or lease of certain state and Development; and to provide for related matters. property in St. Martin Parish from the division of administration; and to provide for related matters. HOUSE BILL NO. 651— BY REPRESENTATIVE FUTRELL HOUSE BILL NO. 1352— AN ACT BY REPRESENTATIVE MCMAINS To enact R.S. 17:427.1, and 427.2 relative to the Critical Teacher AN ACT Shortage Incentive Program; to provide for the creation and To enact R.S. 17:3351.4, relative to deferred compensation; to provide purpose of such program; to provide for program definitions, that postsecondary education management boards and their contracts, administration, implementation, reporting, and funding; employees may establish deferred salary agreement programs; to to provide relative to legislative findings and intent; and to provide provide for the investment of monies on behalf of the employees; for related matters. to provide for creation of certain trusts; to authorize the

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implementation of pension and insurance plans; and to provide for HOUSE BILL NO. 1461— related matters. BY REPRESENTATIVE BROOME AN ACT HOUSE BILL NO. 1407— To amend and reenact R.S. 25:349(A) and (B)(1), relative to BY REPRESENTATIVE ODINET AND SENATOR DEAN commercial leases in New Orleans by the board of directors of the AN ACT Louisiana State Museum; to authorize such board of directors to To amend and reenact R.S. 56:333(F) and to repeal R.S. 56:333(I), lease commercial space within property in the French Quarter for relative to mullet fishery regulation; to provide relative to penalties which it has custody or title; and to provide for related matters. imposed on violators of fishery laws and regulations; and to provide for related matters. HOUSE BILL NO. 1676— BY REPRESENTATIVE WINSTON HOUSE BILL NO. 1416— AN ACT BY REPRESENTATIVE ODINET AND SENATOR DEAN To amend and reenact R.S. 56:326(A)(12)(a) and (c), relative to size AN ACT and possession limits; to provide for stone crab size limits; to To amend and reenact R.S. 56:495.1(A)(2), relative to trawling vessels provide for holding live stone crabs while on board a vessel; and in Breton and Chandeleur Sounds; to provide for description of the to provide for related matters. boundaries of Breton and Chandeleur Sounds; and to provide for related matters. HOUSE BILL NO. 1678— BY REPRESENTATIVES HUNTER, WALSWORTH, AND KATZ AND HOUSE BILL NO. 1417— SENATOR B. JONES BY REPRESENTATIVE JACK SMITH AN ACT AN ACT To enact R.S. 33:2737.76, relative to authority for the Monroe City To amend and reenact R.S. 56:8(101) and 320(C) and to enact R.S. School Board to levy and collect an additional sales and use tax, 56:8(9.1) and (61.1), relative to fishing; to provide for definitions; including but not limited to the amount authorized, entities to prohibit taking fish by certain methods; to prohibit possession of through which the sales and use tax is levied and collected, illegally taken fish; and to provide for related matters. submission of questions of the imposition of the tax to the electors and the voting requirements for approval, and the time and manner HOUSE BILL NO. 1419— for collection; and to provide for related matters. BY REPRESENTATIVE JACK SMITH AN ACT HOUSE BILL NO. 1692— To amend and reenact R.S. 56:325.2(A) and 326(E)(1)(a) and (2), BY REPRESENTATIVES TRICHE, FAUCHEUX, AND HEATON AND SENATOR ULLO relative to size and possession limits for finfish; to provide for size AN ACT and possession requirements for shark and tuna; to provide for To enact R.S. 49:170.6, relative to state symbols; to designate the violations and penalties; and to provide for related matters. spotted sea trout (Cynoscion nebulosus) as the official state saltwater fish; and to provide for related matters. HOUSE BILL NO. 1423— BY REPRESENTATIVE ODINET AND SENATOR DEAN AN ACT HOUSE BILL NO. 1697— BY REPRESENTATIVES ERDEY To amend and reenact R.S. 56:424(E)(1), relative to taking of oysters; AN ACT to prohibit the harvesting, possession, sale, barter, or exchange of, To amend and reenact R.S. 22:1072(A), relative to insurers; to provide or the attempt to sell, barter, trade, or exchange oysters taken from with respect to penalties payable to the commissioner of insurance closed or unapproved waters; to provide that all oysters found on for delinquent filing of annual premium reports or delinquent board a vessel harvesting in closed or unapproved waters shall be payment of license taxes by insurers; and to provide for related deemed to have been taken from closed or unapproved waters; to matters. provide relative to penalties; and to provide for related matters. HOUSE BILL NO. 1745— HOUSE BILL NO. 1424— BY REPRESENTATIVE MURRAY BY REPRESENTATIVE ODINET AND SENATOR DEAN AN ACT AN ACT To enact R.S. 22:1922(A)(1)(o), (p), and (q), relative to the Advisory To amend and reenact R.S. 56:406(A)(3)(a), relative to use of nets in Committee on Equal Opportunity in the Department of Insurance; Breton Sound and near the Chandeleur Islands; to delete the to provide for nominees; to provide for appointment; and to exclusion of islands from the identification of land near which nets provide for related matters. may not be used; and to provide for related matters. HOUSE BILL NO. 1754— HOUSE BILL NO. 1460— BY REPRESENTATIVE ERDEY BY REPRESENTATIVES L. JACKSON, GLOVER, AND FRITH AND SENATOR JOHNSON AN ACT AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 22:1404(3)(c) and (d)(i) and (iii) and to To enact Subpart F of Part II of Chapter 6 of Title 33 of the Louisiana repeal R.S. 22:1404(3)(d) as enacted by Acts 1984, No. 872, Revised Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 33:2881.1 relative to automobile insurance rates; to provide for defensive through 2881.4, relative to property adjudicated more than five driving; to provide for rate reduction; and to provide for related years previously to a parish or municipality; to provide a means by matters. which a political subdivision may acquire such adjudicated property; to provide for notice to registered owners and other HOUSE BILL NO. 2043 (Substitute Bill for House Bill No. 1280 interested parties; to authorize political subdivisions to sell or by Representative Donelon)— BY REPRESENTATIVE DONELON donate such properties; to provide for definitions; to provide for AN ACT effectiveness; and to provide for related matters. To enact R.S. 22:1138.1, relative to insurance licenses; to provide for specialty limited lines credit insurance producer licenses; to provide for commissions; to provide for applications; to provide for fees; to provide for employees and representatives; to provide for penalties; to provide for rules; and to provide for related matters.

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Respectfully submitted, MICHAEL S. BAER, III Secretary of the Senate DONALD RAY KENNARD Chairman The Senate Bills contained herein were signed by the Speaker of the House. The above House Bills contained in the report were signed by the Speaker of the House and taken to the Senate by the Clerk and were Message from the Senate signed by the President of the Senate and taken by the Clerk of the House to the Governor for executive approval. HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS Suspension of the Rules May 17, 2001 On motion of Rep. Futrell, the rules were suspended in order to To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the House of take up and consider Petitions, Memorials and Communications at this Representatives: time. I am directed to inform your honorable body that the Senate has Petitions, Memorials and concurred in the following House Concurrent Resolutions: Communications House Concurrent Resolution No. 159 The following petitions, memorials, and communications were Returned without amendments. received and read: Respectfully submitted, Message from the Senate MICHAEL S. BAER, III Secretary of the Senate SIGNED SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS May 17, 2001 Message from the Senate To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the House of ASKING CONCURRENCE IN Representatives: SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS I am directed to inform your honorable body that the President of May 17, 2001 the Senate has signed the following Senate Concurrent Resolutions: To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the House of Senate Concurrent Resolution Nos. 113, 114, and 115 Representatives: and ask the Speaker of the House of Representatives to affix his I am directed to inform your honorable body that the Senate has adopted and asks your concurrence in the following Senate Concurrent signature to the same. Resolutions: Respectfully submitted, Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 127 MICHAEL S. BAER, III Secretary of the Senate Respectfully submitted, The Senate Concurrent Resolutions contained herein were signed MICHAEL S. BAER, III by the Speaker of the House. Secretary of the Senate Message from the Senate Suspension of the Rules On motion of Rep. Landrieu, the rules were suspended in order to SIGNED SENATE BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS take up and consider Sente Concurrent Resolutions at this time. May 16, 2001 Senate Concurrent Resolutions To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the House of Representatives: The following Senate Concurrent Resolutions contained in the message were taken up and acted upon as follows: I am directed to inform your honorable body that the President of the Senate has signed the following Senate Bills: SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 127— BY SENATOR HOLLIS A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Senate Bill Nos. 19, 28, 248, 250, 253, 269, 279, 340, 352, 362, 416, To proclaim Wednesday May 23, 2001, as "Hibernia National Bank 419, 421, 439, 497, 647, 659, 674, 688, 698, 708, 713, 760, 995, Day" in the Louisiana Legislature. and 1024 Read by title. and ask the Speaker of the House of Representatives to affix his signature to the same. On motion of Rep. Landrieu, and under a suspension of the rules, the resolution was concurred in. Respectfully submitted,

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Introduction of Resolutions, Reported favorably. (6-0-1) (Regular) House and House Concurrent Senate Bill No. 949, by C. D. Jones The following members introduced the following entitled House Reported with amendments. (6-0-1) (Regular) and House Concurrent Resolutions, which were read the first time by JOSEPH F. TOOMY their titles and placed upon the calendar for their second reading: Chairman HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 84— BY REPRESENTATIVE JOHN SMITH The above Senate Bills reported favorably or with amendments A RESOLUTION were referred to the Legislative Bureau. To commend and congratulate the players, managerial personnel, and the head coach of the 2000-2001 Anacoco High School Lady Report of the Committee on Labor and Industrial Relations Indians Basketball Team for their outstanding 2000-2001 season and for winning the Louisiana Class B State Championship. May 17, 2001 Read by title. To the Speaker and Members of the House of Representatives: On motion of Rep. John Smith, and under a suspension of the I am directed by your Committee on Labor and Industrial Relations rules, the resolution was adopted. to submit the following report: HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 161— House Concurrent Resolution No. 64, by Holden BY REPRESENTATIVE R. ALEXANDER Reported with amendments. (11-0) A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To recognize and salute the Louisiana Dental Association and the House Bill No. 1193, by Murray Donated Dental Service Program of Louisiana for donating dental Reported with amendments. (12-0) (Regular) treatment to disabled and aged citizens of Louisiana. House Bill No. 1465, by Farrar Read by title. Reported with amendments. (14-0) (Regular) On motion of Rep. Rodney Alexander, and under a suspension of House Bill No. 1516, by McMains the rules, the resolution was adopted. Reported with amendments. (14-0) (Regular) Ordered to the Senate. House Bill No. 1614, by Waddell Reported favorably. (10-0) (Regular) Reports of Committees Senate Bill No. 220, by Hines The following reports of committees were received and read: Reported favorably. (11-0) (Regular) Report of the Committee on Judiciary Senate Bill No. 651, by Hines Reported favorably. (11-0) (Regular) May 17, 2001 ELCIE GUILLORY To the Speaker and Members of the House of Representatives: Chairman I am directed by your Committee on Judiciary to submit the The above Senate Bills reported favorably or with amendments following report: were referred to the Legislative Bureau. House Resolution No. 62, by Faucheux Report of the Committee on Reported with amendments. (8-0-1) Municipal, Parochial and Cultural Affairs House Bill No. 82, by Curtis May 17, 2001 Reported favorably. (6-0-1) (Regular) To the Speaker and Members of the House of Representatives: House Bill No. 1363, by Katz Reported favorably. (8-0-1) (Regular) I am directed by your Committee on Municipal, Parochial and Cultural Affairs to submit the following report: House Bill No. 1499, by Quezaire Reported with amendments. (9-0-1) (Regular) House Concurrent Resolution No. 155, by Guillory Reported favorably. (10-0-1) Senate Bill No. 132, by Lambert Reported favorably. (7-0-1) (Regular) House Bill No. 635, by McVea Reported favorably. (6-0-1) (Regular) Senate Bill No. 148, by Ullo Reported with amendments. (6-3-1) (Regular) House Bill No. 756, by Murray Reported favorably. (7-0-1) (Regular) Senate Bill No. 570, by Ullo Reported favorably. (7-0-1) (Regular) House Bill No. 809, by Frith Reported favorably. (6-0-1) (Regular) Senate Bill No. 892, by Cravins

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House Bill No. 1164, by Lucas House Bill No. 1522, by Daniel Reported with amendments. (7-0-1) (Regular) Reported favorably. (6-0) (Regular) House Bill No. 1404, by Erdey House Bill No. 1610, by Daniel Reported with amendments. (6-3-1) (Regular) Reported favorably. (7-0) (Regular) House Bill No. 1525, by Lucas M. P. "PETE" SCHNEIDER III Reported favorably. (9-0-1) (Regular) Chairman

House Bill No. 1982, by Glover Report of the Committee on Ways and Means Reported favorably. (7-0-1) (Local and Consent) May 17, 2001 Senate Bill No. 39, by McPherson Reported favorably. (8-0-1) (Regular) To the Speaker and Members of the House of Representatives: Senate Bill No. 667, by McPherson Pursuant to a meeting held on May 16, 2001, I am directed by your Reported favorably. (8-0-1) (Regular) Committee on Ways and Means to submit the following report: SHARON WESTON BROOME House Bill No. 2, by Hammett Chairman Reported with amendments. (13-0) (Regular) The above Senate Bills reported favorably or with amendments House Bill No. 3, by Hammett were referred to the Legislative Bureau. Reported favorably. (13-0) (Regular) Report of the Committee on Retirement BRYANT O. HAMMETT, JR. Chairman May 17, 2001 Suspension of the Rules To the Speaker and Members of the House of Representatives: On motion of Rep. McMains, the rules were suspended to permit I am directed by your Committee on Retirement to submit the the Committee on Civil Law and Procedure to meet on Monday, May following report: 21, 2001, and consider the following legislative instruments that were not listed on the weekly committee schedule as required by House Rule House Bill No. 134, by Powell 14.23: Reported favorably. (7-0) (Regular) House Bill Nos. 476 and 996 House Bill No. 260, by Durand Reported without action with recommendation to recommit the bill to the Committee on Appropriations. (7-0) Adjournment On motion of Rep. Kenney, at 4:55 P.M., the House agreed to House Bill No. 1028, by Daniel adjourn until Monday, May 21, 2001, at 2:00 P.M. Reported with amendments. (7-0) (Regular) The Speaker of the House declared the House adjourned until 2:00 House Bill No. 1355, by Daniel Reported favorably. (6-0) (Regular) P.M., Monday, May 21, 2001. ALFRED W. SPEER Clerk of the House

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