JOURNAL

of the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of the SIXTY-FIRST LEGISLATURE OF WYOMING

GENERAL SESSION JANUARY 11, 2011 THROUGH MARCH 3, 2011

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IN MEMORY OF FORMER HOUSE AND SENATE MEMBERS

HONORABLE George R. Salisbury Jr. Representative Carbon County 1981-1986

HONORABLE John Marton Representative Johnson/Sheridan Counties 1979-1996

HONORABLE Ford T Bussart Senator Sweetwater County 1977-1978

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OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE

SPEAKER ...... Edward Buchanan HD4 Torrington – Goshen County

SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE ...... Tom Lubnau HD31 Gillette – Campbell County

MAJORITY FLOOR LEADER ...... Kieth Gingery HD23 Jackson – Teton County

MINORITY FLOOR LEADER ...... W. Patrick Goggles HD33 Ethete – Fremont County

MAJORITY WHIP ...... Matt Teeters HD5 Lingle – Goshen/Platte Counties

MINORITY WHIP ...... Mary Throne HD11 Cheyenne – Laramie County

MINORITY CAUCUS LEADER ...... Joseph Barbuto` HD48 Rock Springs – Sweetwater County

CHIEF CLERK

HOUSE ...... Patricia Benskin Cheyenne – Laramie County

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H O U S E J O U R N A L

SIXTY-FIRST STATE LEGISLATURE

TABLE OF CONTENTS

2011 GENERAL SESSION

January 11, 2011 through March 3, 2011

Opening Proceedings...... 1 State of the State Address...... 19 State of the Judiciary Address...... 31 House Bills, Numerical Listing...... 49 Joint House Resolutions, Numerical Listing...... 421 Adjournment Proceedings...... 431

APPENDIX

Members of the House House Standing Committees Alphabetical List of House Bill and Resolution Catch Titles Alphabetical List of House Bills and Resolutions by Sponsor Subject Index Final Action Sheet

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FIRST DAY GENERAL SESSION OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SIXTY FIRST STATE LEGISLATURE JANUARY 11, 2011

House Chamber

At 12:00 p.m., the House Sergeant-at-Arms introduced the following honored guests and their escorts.

The Honorable Pat Arp, Deputy Secretary of State, escorted by Representatives Bonner and Byrd.

The Honorable Max Maxfield, Secretary of State escorted by Representatives McOmie and Craft.

Secretary of State, Max Maxfield called the House to order and Sergeant of Arms Darrell Moore announced the Honorable Michael Golden, Justice of the Wyoming Supreme Court escorted by Representatives Patton and Connolly.

The Central High School ROTC posted the colors, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance by the body.

The prayer was given by Reverend David Anderson, of North Hills Baptist Church, Lingle, Wyoming.

Deputy Secretary of State Pat Arp called the roll of the elected House Members.

OPENING ADDRESS BY SECRETARY OF STATE MAX MAXFIELD The opportunity to open Wyoming's Legislative sessions is one of the high points in the privileges I enjoy as your Secretary of State.

I can feel the excitement as our Legislature sets out to work to continue to make Wyoming the greatest state to live in and do business in.

I applaud Governor Mead for his comments during his inauguration, acknowledging the elected officials represent ALL Wyomingites.

I am the not the Republican Secretary of State. I represent all Wyomingites and my office is available to all Wyomingites.

Regardless of numbers, Wyoming has a two party system; we should honor that.

But, when we are discussing what's best for Wyoming, party should not matter. Let's use this period of time, NOT to fracture and become Republicans vs. Democrats or factions within our parties, but rather let's use this time to unite around our common goals.

5 There is much we all want for Wyoming and there is much that the public expects from all of us. I suggest that the elected officials and this body unite around our common goals.

There will be differences; differences among us and differences between us. But when we disagree, let's remember CIVILITY. Let's disagree agreeably. For many of you in this body today, serving the legislature is a new experience. You will find this experience among the most unique and meaningful chapters of your lives. You will make lifelong friends on both sides of the aisle and learn more about Wyoming.

Auditor Cloud spoke at your caucuses about a time that the Democrats and Republicans were so divided they would not even have their pictures taken together.

I think the portraits tell another story. Sometimes we think the legislative or the elective offices would come to a screeching halt if we were not here. Look at the number of folks who held our seats before us, and the room in the frames for the many that will come after us.

Each of us is important today, but let's remember the extent of, and the limits of, that importance.

You are surrounded by experience. Take advantage of that. Look to, and listen to, the more senior members in this body.

I want you to know, new legislators and experienced alike, that I, and my staff, stand ready to support and assist you. I am fortunate that I have some of the most experienced staff in state government. Combined they have many years of history and insight.

Godspeed… for a positive and productive session where, on the final day, we can say the state of Wyoming is a better place because we were here.

God bless you and God Bless America.

ELECTION OF TEMPORARY SPEAKER Representative Petersen nominated Representative Semlek for Temporary Speaker. The motion carried on a voice vote, Representatives Quarberg and Davison escorted Temporary Speaker Semlek to the chair.

Representative Pedersen nominated Patricia Benskin as Temporary Chief Clerk. The motion carried by voice vote.

CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT Representative Semlek appointed Representative Stubson to serve as chairman of a credentials committee consisting of Representatives Brechtel, Moniz, Barbuto and Throne. The committee will convene in the office of the Majority Floor Leader. This committee shall report its findings as to the credentials of the membership of the House pursuant to Article 3, Section 10, of the Wyoming Constitution.

CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE REPORT Representative Stubson: The Credentials Committee has received from the Secretary of State a certified list of the members elected to the House of Representatives of the Sixty-first Legislature of the State of Wyoming,

6 according to the Certificates of the State Canvassing Board as filed in the office of the Secretary of State. We have reviewed that list and find it to be accurate. I move adoption of this report. Justice Golden was asked to come to the rostrum to administer the oaths of office to House members.

STATE OF WYOMING OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE I, Max Maxfield, Secretary of the State of Wyoming, do hereby certify that the attached is a full, true and correct list of the members of the Sixty first Legislature of the State of Wyoming, duly elected at the General Election held on the second day of November, 2010, according to the Certificates of the State Canvassing Board as filed in this office.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Great Seal of the State of Wyoming. Done at Cheyenne, the Capital, this seventeenth day of December A.D., 2010.

Max Maxfield Secretary of State By: Peggy Nighswonger Chief Election Officer

STATE REPRESENTATIVES District Number Name

District 1 Mark A. Semlek District 2 Hans Hunt District 3 Frank Peasley District 4 Edward A. Buchanan District 5 Matt Teeters District 6 Richard Cannady District 7 Bryan Pedersen District 8 Bob Nicholas District 9 David Zwonitzer District 10 John Eklund Jr. District 11 Mary A. Throne District 12 Amy L. Edmonds District 13 Cathy Connolly District 14 Kermit C. Brown District 15 Donald Burkhart District 16 Ruth Ann Petroff District 17 Bernadine L. Craft District 18 Allen Jaggi District 19 Owen Petersen District 20 Kathy Davison District 21 Robert McKim District 22 Jim Roscoe District 23 Keith Gingery District 24 Sam Krone District 25 Dave Bonner District 26 Elaine D. Harvey District 27 Mike Greear District 28 Lorraine Quarberg District 29 John W. Patton District 30 Jon Botten

7 District 31 Thomas E. Lubnau II District 32 Norine A. Kasperik District 33 W. Patrick Goggles District 34 Rita Campbell District 35 Kendell Kroeker District 36 Gerald Gay District 37 Steve Harshman District 38 Bob Brechtel District 39 Stan Blake District 40 Mike Madden District 41 Ken A. Esquibel District 42 Pete Illoway District 43 Dan Zwonitzer District 44 James W. Byrd District 45 Matt Greene District 46 Glenn Moniz District 47 William "Jeb" Steward District 48 Joseph M. Barbuto District 49 Clarence Vranish District 50 Pat Childers District 51 Rosie Berger District 52 Sue Wallis District 53 Gregg Blikre District 54 Del McOmie District 55 David R. Miller District 56 Tim Stubson District 57 Tom Lockhart District 58 Lisa Shepperson District 59 Carl "Bunky" Loucks District 60 John Freeman

ELECTION OF SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE Representative Teeters nominated Representative Edward Buchanan as Speaker of the House of Representatives for the 61st Legislature. Representative Shepperson seconded the nomination of Representative Buchanan and moved that his election be made unanimous dispensing with the roll call.

The motion carried. Representative Buchanan was escorted to the rostrum by Representatives Harshman and Blake. Justice Golden administered the oath of office to Representative Buchanan.

ADDRESS BY THE SPEAKER Mr. Majority Floor Leader, Mr. Speaker Pro Tem, Mr. Majority Whip, Mr. Minority Leader, Madame Minority Whip, fellow legislators of the 61st Wyoming Legislature, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, citizens of the state of Wyoming.

It is an honor and privilege to stand before you today as your Speaker. You have vested your trust and confidence in me and to that honor I pledge my very best.

It is indeed wonderful to be in the presence of my family, friends and colleagues. I feel truly blessed and deeply honored. Thank you, each of you, for the parts you played in this day and for the love, friendship and support you've offered to me. And to my colleagues in the house, it's been my privilege to serve alongside this distinguished group of individuals, each of

8 whom cares deeply for the state of Wyoming and her people. Finally, to the people of Goshen county; thank you for your trust in me and giving me the privilege to represent you in this great institution.

As we look toward a new year and a new session, I am boldly confident that now is a great time to be in Wyoming. We are the fortunate ones. Wyoming has a balanced budget, a respectable amount of money in savings, a relatively low unemployment rate, a favorable business climate, excellent educational opportunities, and beautiful geography. One need only glance outside our borders to know we are blessed.

Fortunately, leaders in Wyoming over the past decades have applied a conservative hand, which over time has brought an element of insulation from the boom and bust cycles and a brighter economic future in this state. Now, as the economies of other states and our nation continue to falter, Wyoming emerges head and shoulders above all. As I travel around the country each year I meet scores of people who ask, "So how is Wyoming's budget?" When I tell them, they universally are impressed and lament that they wish their state and federal government managed money like we do. I tell them we are constitutionally required to balance our budget. And how we were proactive in budget cuts before it was absolutely necessary. And I describe our ability to accomplish this in one word: LEADERSHIP.

Leadership is as essential in good times as it is in bad. It is as important now as it was when the constitutional convention convened in Cheyenne 121 years ago. Look around this capitol at the pictures of leaders who have walked these halls and stood where we stand. Think about the tough times they endured, the conveniences they didn't have, and the fortitude they applied during the framing of Wyoming. Our state's rich history demonstrates those leaders did not back away from the issues before them. Instead, they poured on the coal, heated the metal and continued to hammer out the shape of our great state.

Someday, 2011 will be in the history books, and our photos will be contained in another of the frames that line these halls. What will be remembered of us? What will we have done to contribute to the shape of Wyoming? My fiends, this is our time.

As your newly elected speaker, I pledge to you that we will lead. We will not shy away from the issues. We will embrace the tasks before us, make the tough decisions, endure rigorous debate and advance our society to the benefit of our prosperity. We must. This is our commission from those who elected us, and our mandate from those who came before.

Now, as is characteristic of a general session, many issues are lined up for consideration by this body and several are on the forefront:

The Budget As we stand here today, we are 6 months in to the biennial budget we passed a year ago. I want to remind the body that it was designed for just that; to sustain ourselves for two years. It wasn't long ago, about a year and a half, when we were seriously concerned about our fiscal situation. For those new to the body, we were approaching the end of the session with declining commodity prices and were anxiously, not eagerly, awaiting our latest revenue forecasts. We took bold steps to hedge against a serious decline, to include siphoning off statutory flows to the PMTF, placing the revenue stream in a

9 holding account and making 10% across the board cuts. Today, commodity prices have stabilized, but three facts bear mentioning; first our positive financial position today is largely due to those budget cuts. Second, we actually had more money at our disposal than we do today. And, finally, while we do have some liquid savings, any other surpluses you hear about are simply projections. And, at this point, are projections that are nearly two years out, all of this is simply to say remember that we have a two-year budget that has already been passed, we are only six months into it and supplemental budget requests should, therefore be carefully scrutinized. There's no amount of money government can't spend. Let us be disciplined in this regard.

The Wolf When it comes to the issue of wolf management, I believe Wyoming must stay the course and not capitulate by expansion of the trophy game area or wolf numbers in general. I believe recent developments in our litigation efforts provide wholly defensible reasons for Wyoming to stay the course with our lawsuit against the federal government. A comparison of the issues in the respective federal district courts gives us reason to believe we are well- poised for any appellate action in the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals and that we can avoid fallout from any decision made in the 9th circuit. We are in a position of strength at this time, have acted in good faith, and have come too far to give up now.

Wind/Energy Development As developers continue to tap into our plentiful supply of wind, now is the time for the legislature to develop fair, predictable and consistent tax policy recognizing the value of Wyoming's natural resources and the significant impacts of these developments on local communities and their infrastructure.

We must also be very careful when going about the business of eminent domain. I encourage support for bills that make the export of electricity feasible and that also provide protection and fair compensation for landowners.

I also support establishing wind as a property right that is inseverable from the surface estate.

In addition, there is a need to take a realistic look at the growth in the southeastern part of the state which will likely result from the significant increase in oil exploration. While this is good news for Wyoming's coffers, we have to realize the impacts of these developments on local infrastructure. We would be wise to anticipate this impact and plan accordingly.

Speaking of local infrastructure, we will debate supplemental appropriations for local governments contained in the governor's budget. However, we need to carefully scrutinize proposals for earmarked funding. I am not sure that taking one half of the one percent of the statutory flow to the PMTF or appropriating monies from the "SPRA" is the best way to approach. I believe we should have a deep policy discussion on severance tax flows in general as they relate to local governments. Of course this means that ultimately the general fund and budget reserve account would take the hit which would reduce funding for other areas. Hence the need for serious fiscal policy discussions on this topic.

Education

10 Now, turning to education, much has been said about improvement, but not all of it has been recent. Since 2009, we have attempted to highlight the need for some changes in education. We saw the call for reform and improvement in the recent election. Universally, we all see the need for improvement but for two years we have done virtually nothing on accountability and improvement. It is my intention to ensure we earnestly begin to address these issues.

To that end, one of the bills we will consider is the Educational Accountability Act, but could be more aptly named the Education Improvement Initiative. In my remarks at this very podium in 2008, I asked the following questions, and they bear repeating as we still have yet to answer them.

Why did 36% of Hathaway recipients lose their scholarship once they got to college?

Why do 31% of students entering the state's university and community colleges need remedial math courses? 36% needed remedial English.

Why does Wyoming continue to maintain an unacceptably low graduation rate of 75%?

Why do some districts use money allocated by the funding model for smaller classroom sizes for other areas when their performance clearly needs improvement?

Wyoming has more potential than any state in America, to produce the best, highest achieving students in the nation.

The courts have mandated the legislature allocate the resources we currently direct toward education and we have dutifully followed that mandate. We spend over a billion dollars per year for K-12. For comparison, our state budget for 2 years is about $3 billion. In fact, we had the resources to do it. However, if performance doesn't match the expenditure, it makes no sense to continue to over-fund the model by $100 million in this year's recalibration legislation.

Let's be clear. This accountability applies across the board. And it starts right here, right now with us, as legislators. Beyond that, school boards, superintendents, principals, teachers and parents share this responsibility. This is not about singling out any one group, as some might claim. Instead, we are shoring up the system as a whole so that money being spent is justified by results. Only then will we see a return on our investment.

A portion of the education legislation coming during the session will look at collaborative process by which design teams work to improve the system. Those districts currently spending money without using best practices and resource-based positions will be scrutinized. We will also look for quick, accurate testing which provides a clear measurement of student growth.

The issue of teacher tenure will also be reviewed and if anyone doubts our support and commitment to teachers, one only need to look at the money allocated for increased teacher salaries over the past decade, making teacher pay in Wyoming among the highest in the country.

11 At the end of the day, there's little more important to our economy and our future than a well-educated workforce which creates jobs and provides services essential to our quality of life here in Wyoming. We must succeed.

These issues must be addressed. It is not an easy task for a myriad of reasons, however, we must succeed. Our children's' future depends on it. As we move through this legislation, I encourage everyone involved to offer positive solutions-based input rather than oppositional rhetoric. The legislation before you attempts to produce actual, quantifiable solutions and above all, better learning experiences for all of Wyoming's students. That is the only acceptable outcome and we will not shy away from reaching it.

Social Issues Although many social topics will be debated this session, a couple of them merit special mention in this address. First, is the rate of divorce in Wyoming. Wyoming has the third highest divorce rate in the nation. As a result, Wyoming has too many children living at or below poverty level. State government has come up with many programs to help these families and children after they fall prey to divorce. But what if we could keep more children in homes with married parents?

After extensive research of similar laws in other states, I will bring forward a bill which would require premarital counseling before a marriage license would be issued in Wyoming. Those who do not wish to attend counseling would be required to undergo a waiting period before getting married. Similarly, for existing marriages, we will look at legislation which would allow the court to order marital counseling to see if a reconciliation may be reached. Those who are ordered but do not attend a divorce attend counseling would have a waiting period before a divorce would be granted. For those cases in which extreme or dangerous circumstances exist, at the court's discretion, the counseling requirement will be waived. Yes, there are irreconcilable relationships, but many could be salvaged if it weren't so easy to jump in and out of marriage. The state bears the sizable economic burden of these failed relationships, so it stands to reason that we reinforce the importance of thoughtful decisions upon entering or exiting a marriage. For those who believe that is not the role of government, I would point out two things: first, that in cases where this law would apply, the people involved have already voluntarily submitted themselves to government involvement through the use of the court system and second, we pay an enormous debt to take care of single parents and their children after the fact. It is time to look for innovative solutions on the front end to address this problem.

The other topic I briefly wanted to touch on is domestic violence. I support legislation this session that will strengthen our domestic violence laws with regard to enhanced penalties. No longer should abusers have the ability to avoid harsh sentences simply because 5 or 10 years has passed between their convictions. One conviction should be more than enough notice that subsequent acts will not be treated lightly. There is no excuse for it and it is time to change this law.

As Wyoming joins the fight against encroachment of the federal health care changes, the legislature will look at several issues relating to the same.

12 We will debate legislation that utilizes a grant program to establish more community-based health care facilities with the goal of attracting more health care providers to the state.

As for the health care pilot project, you will see efforts to expand this program. I only ask that you carefully examine whether it is prudent to do so at this time. This legislation passed only a year ago as a pilot project and had elements designed to test feasibility of preventative care through a health savings account type of program. I believe we must allow the initial design time to be tested before expanding the program further and I look forward to a detailed discussion on that front.

Finally, it is imperative that we continue our resistance to the over- reaching power of the federal government. A tough, but sensible stance can go a long way toward strengthening our tenth amendment rights. You will see legislation to establish a litigation fund to support these efforts through legal action when deemed appropriate and necessary as well as resolutions asserting our sovereignty and I would encourage your support of these measures.

Wyoming truly is the greatest state in the United States of America. This last year, I climbed Laramie Peak and took in the awe inspiring panorama of the great plains rolling up to meet the Rocky Mountains. And just last month, I returned, via snowmobile, to the majestic beauty of winter in the Big Horns, along the way always finding those friendly hellos and that warm hospitality which is so common in Wyoming it almost goes unnoticed.

So let's remind ourselves often, we in Wyoming truly are the fortunate ones. You are here in this room today because you love and care for Wyoming and her people. I welcome each of you to engage with me in the process as we fuel the fire, heat the metal and continue to shape the future of Wyoming.

ELECTION OF MAJORITY FLOOR LEADER Representative Brown nominated Representative Tom Lubnau as Majority Floor Leader for the 61st Legislature. Representative Teeters seconded the nomination of Representative Lubnau and moved that his election be made unanimous dispensing with the roll call.

The motion carried. Mr. Speaker appointed Representatives Kasperik and Wallis to escort Representative Lubnau to the rostrum. Justice Golden administered the oath of office.

REMARKS BY MAJORITY FLOOR LEADER Mr. Speaker, Mr. Minority Leader, Mr. Speaker Pro Tem, Mr. Majority Whip, Madame Minority Whip, Mr. Minority Caucus Leaders, Brothers and Sisters of the 61st Wyoming Legislature, family members, friends and guests.

Thank you for the honor and privilege of standing before you as your Majority Floor Leader. With great humility and gratitude, let me recognize those who sacrificed much for me to have the opportunity to be here.

To the armed forces of this country, serving at great risk, to make our freedom a reality possible. Thank you from each one of us. On a professional note, thanks to my law firm colleagues who make it possible for my business to continue while I'm here. And clearly, and I know each of you has loved ones who do the same for you – thanks to my family who sacrifices

13 every day for me to be here. My wonderful wife Rita, my son Thomas, and my sister Kate.

For six months last year, each and every member of this House campaigned for office. We knocked on doors, we rode in parades, we handed out literature, we appeared in public events and served hot dogs at barbeques. We provided every citizen an opportunity to meet, greet and help guide the operations of Wyoming's government.

Most of all, we listened. We listened to the cares, the concerns and the dreams of the people of the State of Wyoming. And as a result, this body is truly a mirror of the thoughts, views and aspirations of the people of Wyoming.

Looking into that mirror, an underlying theme to the wishes of the people of the great State of Wyoming has come crystal clear.

Lay claim to our future. Lay claim to Wyoming people's unique future. Lay claim to Wyoming people's better future. The first area where we can lay claim to our stronger future is jobs and the economy.

Wyoming supplies 10.6 quadrillion btu's of energy to the US economy per year. That's more than Canada and Mexico. It is more that than Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, Iraq and Venezuela combined. We must continue to support our extractive industries, while looking for value added opportunities.

We must also look for ways – vote for ways – to diversify and strengthen our economy. This session, we will be hearing bills that take advantage of our business friendly climate, our energy economy and our cold weather to expand our technology sector. Those bills merit our serious consideration.

The second area in which we can lay claim to Wyoming people's better future is education. The message of the people of Wyoming have sent with us to Cheyenne is business as usual in education is unacceptable.

When American children rank 25th in the world on math tests, the people of Wyoming are frustrated. When 15% of our Hathaway merit students require remedial education, our people our frustrated.

When underwhelming percentages of our children graduate from high school, our people are frustrated.

We know we have the core of the finest educational system in the world in Wyoming. We have the finest teachers and we have spent over a billion dollars on facilities over the last couple of years. We have the quality personnel in place, we have the infrastructure in place, and we have the motivation.

We need to listen to our educational professionals to remove the excuses for our mediocre performance, and dedicate our efforts to an education system that provides our children the best opportunity to the brightest future.

But, a note to the families in Wyoming:

Schools are not primarily responsible for the education of our children. Parents are.

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If you want educational results, turn off the TV, set aide their Xbox, put down your newspaper, and sit down with your child in a text-free/FB free moment and talk about their homework.

The third area in which we have the opportunity to lay claim to the future is to remove all of the government impediments to freedom.

Those impediments come in over-regulation, taxation and unresponsive government. Wyoming is a state whose citizens take pride in individual responsibility. Wyoming is not this way it is by accident.

Our open ranges, our wildlife, our low taxes, our low crime environment and our successful economy – and budget in the BLACK – are a result of carefully considered policy decisions of our political predecessors.

We need to make sure we only place into statute those rules and laws that are necessary. We must continually evaluate and eliminate those regulations and programs that do not meet our goals. We must maintain our favorable tax climate. And, as were many wise legislators before us – as we act, let is be proactive, rather that just be reactive.

Finally, we have seen a new tide of federalism, which is a reaction to an unresponsive and irresponsible federal government.

The people of Wyoming are growing weary of a federal government that over- regulates, over-spends, under-listens and under-performs.

And this session, we will see legislation asking the State of Wyoming to exert it state's rights, so that when people deal with a government entity, it is a responsible and responsive government, not one shielded behind layer after layer of bureaucratic red tape.

I urge serious consideration of these state's rights measures. We have been called together at this time in history – with our unique Wyoming mandate, for a reason.

Our country is wandering in the wilderness of confusion, we are not. Our resolve is being tested; we are standing firm. We have all the tools at our disposal – the resources, the fiscally conservative policy, and the know-how. If we are careful, and most importantly, if we are wise – if our vision is based on our core principles – then we can lead, not only this state, but this country into a bright and prosperous future.

Thank you for the opportunity to serve you. God bless you and God bless the state of Wyoming.

ELECTION OF SPEAKER PRO TEM Representative Harvey nominated Representative Keith Gingery as Speaker Pro Tem for the 61st Legislature. Representative Miller seconded the nomination and moved that his election be made unanimous dispensing with the roll call.

The motion carried. The Speaker appointed Representatives Roscoe and Petroff to escort Representative Gingery to the rostrum. Justice Golden administered the oath of office.

15 REMARKS BY SPEAKER PRO TEM Mr. Speaker, Justice Golden, Mr. Secretary of State, Madam Deputy Secretary of State, Members of the Majority and Minority Leadership. Members of the 61st.

It is great to see so many returning faces and wonderful to see so many new faces. To the new legislators, there are two main questions I would urge you to ask yourselves.

What does it mean to be a legislator? And how do I know if I am being successful as a legislator.

As to the first question, being a legislator is about relationships. It is that relationship between you and your constituents. It is a relationship between you and your fellow legislators. It is understanding that the person you may be strongly debating against on one bill, that the very next bill, they will be your ally. It is a relationship between you and the people of the State of Wyoming, beyond your own constituency in your district. It is understanding that sometimes you need to look to the needs of the whole state and not just your parochial interests. You will work to build these relationships. To build trust.

It is also about empathy. The ability to place yourself into the shoes of others and understand their needs, their struggles, their aspirations and their successes.

As to the second question, how do I know if I am being successful as a legislator? I would urge you to create your own yardstick. Determine what to measure your success against. Each of us are different, and so the criteria by which we measure is different. For my yardstick it is to measure if I have improved the lives of my friends and neighbors. Will this bill assist with a need, or a struggle, an aspiration. And in many situations, the means by which I measure that same criteria is to actually vote no on a bill. There are many bills that may improve our lives, but the cost financially or through the loss of our liberty, may outweigh the benefit. I would urge you create your own yardstick to measure your effectiveness.

I did have one matter of business I wanted to address. Last year, Justice Voigt was Chief Justice at that time, appeared before us for his State of the Judiciary speech. Justice Voigt said "the civil jury trial system is broken." He went further and stated "What good is a right to trial by jury if no one can afford a jury trial and it takes three years to get in front of jury? What good are rules of procedure and discovery if they turn a simple divorce case into a financial and psychological nightmare? Why are mediation and arbitration so popular? Why would anyone prefer to get his justice from some tribunal held in the back room of a Holiday Inn rather than from the courts? Because we are too slow and we are too expensive."

I point out this issue only because I do not wish for us, as the Legislative branch, to lose sight of the struggles of one our sister branches of government. Many of the laws we are passing, make no sense, if there is not a viable tribunal to enforce the rule of law. On the positive side, Chief Justice Kite, upon taking office as the new Chief Justice has clearly heeded this call from Justice Voigt and has taken up the torch. She is working diligently toward tackling this issue by working internally within the courts and by partnering with the legislative and executive branches to obtain our

16 assistance. It will take a few years to fix this issue, but I am confident of solutions being formulated.

On a further note in regards to the Judicial branch. The Judiciary has been communicating quite effectively with the Legislative branch through the use of concurrence opinions in recent cases coming out of the Supreme Court. From the Trade Secrets Act dealing with intellectual property to indecent liberties and the sexual abuse of minors, the court has effectively communicated with the Legislative branch urging changes to the law, rather than legislating from the bench. I find this open, public and transparent communication enlightening and effective. Which leads me to my last point.

Recently a case came out of the Wyoming Supreme Court regarding a traffic law. The law uses language that is ambiguous and is widely open to interpretation by the courts. The judges across the state have interpreted this particular statute differently. The Supreme Court was correct to point out in a footnote that the Legislature should fix the language of the statute. And there is a bill this session to deal with that issue. But, the point is that we need to understand that the words do mean something. As the former Chairman of Judiciary, members of my committee remember well, that we would work the bill and then we would work the bill again. And then after we had worked the bill again, we would work it a third time. We strove to make sure that any bill coming to the floor from our committee, did not need further work. We had ensured that the proper wording was being used and that the law was clear and concise, and not open to multiple interpretations. I urge all of us to work the bills. And once you work the bill, work it again.

Lastly, advice from my 5 year old daughter. When you do not get everything in your bill. And maybe someone has amended portions out or changed it in some manner that upsets you. As Alexandra would say "You get what you get and you don't throw a fit."

Thank you, now let's get to work.

REMARKS BY THE MINORITY WHIP Representative Throne: Thank you Mr. Speaker. To Mr. Secretary of State and Madame Deputy Secretary of State. Thank you for being here and for your dedicated service to Wyoming. Mr. Speaker, Mr. Majority Floor Leader, Mr. Speaker Pro-Tempore, Mr. Minority Caucus Chair, members of the House of Representatives of the 61st legislature, honored guests, friends and family of the House:

I am pleased to have this opportunity to speak to you today on behalf of the Minority, pinch hitting for our courageous and able Minority Floor Leader, Representative Pat Goggles. I want to extend a special welcome to our large and energetic class of new members. I also want to thank my family, Kevin, Michael, Tarver and Patrick for being here and for their sacrifices that allow me to do this work I love.

As a Cheyenne legislator, I often come to this glorious chamber when it is completely empty and except for our ever-present and faithful LSO staff, the second floor of the Capitol is quiet. It is a much different scene that it is today. During most of the year the House reminds me of an empty theater, after the curtain has come down, the lights have dimmed and the cast has gone home. Then, from a few weeks before the session until this Opening Ceremony, there is a gradually increasing buzz of activity. Our session staff comes on

17 board to set the stage, this Chamber, for what will unfold over the next several weeks. Last of all we arrive, the Members of the 61st all leading characters in the action to come.

Of course, the script of the 61st is not yet written. Will it be a drama? Perhaps, even an epic? Past experience tells me, there will thankfully be some comedy. Whatever transpires, I am confident we will not mimic the worst of reality television.

The plot of this general session is anyone's guess. At this point, it appears a couple of issues are likely to dominate our debate - healthcare and education.

Healthcare is a troublesome and emotional issue. When considering policy options during this session, we should constantly question whether our action will make healthcare more affordable and accessible to Wyoming citizens. Thousands of our fellow citizens are uninsured, many are one medical emergency from bankruptcy or loss of a home and our hospitals routinely incur millions in uncompensated care. Ever-present healthcare cost increases pose a long-term risk to our rosy fiscal picture. If the policy choices in the coming days will not address our pressing healthcare needs, perhaps they should not be in law.

Education is personal for me and important to all of us. As many of you know, I am passionate about this topic – sometimes too passionate – because I am a mother with three children in our K-12 system. Every year of our children's education is precious and crucial to their future. This reality makes me impatient and cautious at the same time. On the impatient side-the current statewide assessment, known as PAWS, costs more than it is worth both in dollars and lost classroom time. There is no need to wait to fix it or to do more than the bare minimum required by federal law. No Child Left Behind has been a disaster for our schools and it is contrary to everything we believe in Wyoming to wait for Washington fix the mess. On the cautious side, there are many new ideas in draft and filed bills. All merit discussion. But before we rush to do something to "improve" education, let us borrow a guiding principle from our friends in the medical community: "First, do no harm." Many of the education reforms of the last decade have been done with the best intentions. Many, like No Child Left Behind, have done more harm than good.

Whatever issues make it into the script of the 61st, we know with certainty there will be little, if any partisan bickering. I have grown tired of the constant speculation since the election that this legislature will be dramatically different due to the overwhelming membership of one party and that the rest of us will be rendered irrelevant. We have no fear we will be treated unfairly by any of our colleagues in the majority, especially the fine gentlemen assuming leadership today. In public and private comments, all of us have committed to use our collective talents to work together, as we historically have, to strive to do what makes sense for the State of Wyoming. Today we have all officially become members of the 61st, individual legislators each duly elected to serve our constituents. We have taken the same oath of office to uphold the Wyoming and United States' constitutions. We are all united in our common purpose to promote the best interests of the people of Wyoming.

18 Whether we hail from the Big Horns in the north, the mountains of the west, the Black Hills of the northeast, somewhere along the Union Pacific line, energy counties or non-energy counties, the center of the state or the plains of the east, we share common Wyoming values. We share a love of our wide open spaces and a desire to keep our air clean and our water pure. We all understand that in Wyoming neighbor is a verb, as well as a noun. We are all grateful for the natural resources which provide our state with abundant wealth. However, we are always mindful of our need to invest for a future when minerals may no longer provide our revenue. We all agree our people will always be our greatest natural resource. We are all opposed to Washington solutions that do not work in Wyoming. We are all skeptical of over-reliance on government solutions and careful before we spend one tax dollar. Yet, we know we must have regulations to safeguard our precious environment and programs to provide a safety net for the most vulnerable among us. Above all, we share respect for each other and respect for all the institutions of our democracy, including this one.

HOUSE EMPLOYEES Representative Lubnau moved that the persons whose names appear on the list of proposed employees, which has been previously distributed to the membership, be House employees for this session, in the positions so indicated on said list. The motion carried by voice vote.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STAFF - 2011 Chief Clerk Patricia Benskin Assistant Chief Clerk Jan Dancliff House Attorney David K. Gruver House Attorney Matt Obrecht House Attorney Linda Cook House Attorney Lily Sharpe Staff Supervisor Sharon Novick Assistant Staff Supervisor Phyllis Salzburg Floor Computer Clerk Wendy Harding Atty. Secretary Sandy Pedersen Reading Clerk William R. Dubois Journal Clerk Nancy Schmid Leadership Secretary Pam Landry Support Clerk Carmel Bush Support Clerk Sheryl Fanning Judiciary Secretary Bonnie Kruse Appropriations Secretary Carolyn Johnson Revenue Secretary Barbara Clark Education Secretary Kathy Janssen Agriculture Secretary Barbara Clark Travel Secretary Kathy Janssen Corporations Secretary Chris Caltagirone Transportation Secretary Mary Lee Dixon Minerals Secretary Chris Caltagirone Labor Secretary Mary Lee Dixon Rules Pam Landry Copy Center Supervisor Ardath Junge Telephone Receptionist Jerra Davis House Receptionist Andrea Cook Collator/Mail Clerk Ed Menghini Messenger Jim Johns Page Patti Menghini

19 Page Sherrie Robinson Student Page Katherine Wilkins Student Page Erika Klemola Sergeant-at-Arms Darrell Moore Deputy Sergeant-at-Arms Ed Wallace Doorman (Chamber) Keith Rounds Doorman (Gallery) Bob Mattson Watchman (Morning) Jim Allen Watchman (Afternoon) George Geyer Watchman (wkend) Grant Farris Clerical Assistant Sally Allen Clerical Assistant Brenda Aurzada Clerical Assistant Pat Camillo Clerical Assistant Lynn Davis Clerical Assistant Shirley Dickman Clerical Assistant Janet Foresman Clerical Assistant Karen Lippincott Clerical Assistant Yvonne Quintal Clerical Assistant Margie George Clerical Assistant Charlene Randolph Clerical Assistant Barbara Costa Clerical Assistant(Coordinator) Peggy Smithson

ADOPTION OF TEMPORARY RULES Representative Lubnau moved that the permanent House and Joint Rules of the Sixtieth Legislature, be adopted as the Temporary Rules of the Sixty-first Legislature of the House of Representatives. Motion carried by voice vote.

NOTICE TO THE GOVERNOR Speaker Buchanan directed the Chief Clerk to notify his Excellency, the Governor, that the General Session of the House of Representatives, 61st Legislature is duly organized and ready to receive any communication he may desire to submit.

NOTICE TO THE SENATE Speaker Buchanan directed the Chief Clerk to notify the Senate that the House of Representatives, 61st Legislature is duly organized and ready to receive any communication they may desire to submit.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR JOINT SESSION Speaker Buchanan announced that the Chair would meet with the President of the Senate to make arrangements for the Joint Session of the House and Senate and to receive the Governor's message.

COURTESY COMMITTEE Speaker Buchanan appointed Representatives Shepperson as Chairperson of the Courtesy Committee consisting of Representatives Barbuto, Blake, Pedersen and Nicholas for the General Session of the House of Representatives, 61st legislature to wait upon members who are ill and attend to other courtesies as are from time to time deemed official by the membership.

STANDING COMMITTEES Speaker Buchanan appointed the House Standing Committees for the House of Representatives, Sixty-first Legislature.

20 SIXTY-FIRST WYOMING LEGISLATURE 2011 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STANDING COMMITTEES

1. JUDICIARY Kermit Brown, Chairman Sam Krone Joseph Barbuto Bob Nicholas Bob Brechtel Frank Peasley Richard Cannady Mary Throne Matt Greene

2. APPROPRIATIONS Rosie Berger, Chairman Bryan Pedersen Amy Edmonds Jeb Steward Ken Esquibel Sue Wallis Steve Harshman

3. REVENUE Pat Childers, Chairman David Miller Greg Blikre Mark Semlek Rita Campbell Clarence Vranish Patrick Goggles Owen Petersen Mike Madden

4. EDUCATION Matt Teeters, Chairman Kendell Kroeker Bob Brechtel Sam Krone Donald Burkhart Carl Loucks Kathy Connolly Michael Madden John Freeman

5. AGRICULTURE, PUBLIC LANDS AND WATER RESOURCES Mark Semlek, Chairman Hans Hunt Stan Blake Carl Loucks Rita Campbell Glenn Moniz Kathy Davison Dan Zwonitzer John Eklund Jr.

6. TRAVEL, RECREATION, WILDLIFE AND CULTURAL RESOURCES Del MccOmie, Chairman Allen Jaggi David Bonner Robert McKim Jon Botten Ruth Ann Petroff Cathy Connolly Lisa Shepperson Kathy Davison

7. CORPORATIONS, ELECTIONS AND POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS Pete Illoway, Chairman John Patton Gregg Blikre Jim Roscoe James Byrd Lisa Shepperson Allen Jaggi Tim Stubson Kendell Kroeker

8. TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAYS Lorraine Quarberg, Chairman Jon Botten Stan Blake Richard Cannady David Bonner Robert McKim

21 Owen Peterson Dave Zwonitzer Clarence Vranish

9. MINERALS, BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Tom Lockhart, Chairman James Byrd Mike Greear Norine Kasperik Glen Moniz Jim Roscoe Tim Stubson Dan Zwonitzer Dave Zwonitzer

22 10. LABOR, HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES Elaine Harvey, Chairman Matt Greene Joseph Barbuto Hans Hunt Bernadine Craft David Miller Gerald Gay Frank Peasley Keith Gingery

11. JOURNAL John Freeman Norine Kasperik

12. RULES AND PROCEDURES Ed Buchanan, Chairman Bob Brechtel Cathy Connolly Bernadine Craft Keith Gingery Patrick Goggles Pete Illoway Tom Lubnau John Patton Lisa Shepperson Tim Stubson Lorraine Quarberg Mary Throne

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Representative Lubnau moved the body adjourn until 3:30 p.m.

FIRST DAY – AFTERNOON SESSION JANUARY 11, 2011

APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEE TO HEAR ELECTION CONTEST Speaker Buchanan acknowledged receipt of a notice of Election Contest and supporting documents from the Secretary of State relating to the election of the Representative from House District 45. Pursuant to Joint Rule 15 of the temporary rules of the 61st legislature, Speaker Buchanan appointed the following Representatives as a special committee to hear the contest and appointed Representative Illoway to serve as chairman:

Barbuto, Byrd, Campbell, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Lubnau, Petersen and Stubson.

Note: Electronic recordings of the Select Committee's hearings on the election contest for House District 45, together with all pleadings and documentary evidence presented to the Select Committee, are on file in the Legislative Service Office.

SECOND DAY JANUARY 12, 2011

JOINT SESSION President Anderson: The Joint Session of the Sixty-first Legislature, General Session was called to order by President Anderson at 10:00 a.m.

Senator Bebout and Representatives Shepperson and Roscoe will escort the First Lady of Wyoming, Carol Mead, and the Governor, Matthew H. Mead, to this Joint Session.

The House Sergeant-At-Arms, Darrell Moore, introduced the following honored guests and their escorts:

GUESTS SENATE ESCORT HOUSE ESCORT

Judge William Downes Sen. Burns Rep. Stubson and Freeman

Judge Clarence Brimmer Sen. Emerick Rep. Patton and Connolly

Judge Alan Johnson Sen. Barnard Rep. Campbell and Barbuto

Justice Michael Golden Sen. Hicks Rep. Nicholas and Throne

Justice William Hill Sen. Rothfuss Rep Greene and Esquibel

Justice Barton Voigt Sen. Landen Rep. Burkhart and Blake

Honorable James Burke Sen. Martin Rep. Loucks and Botten

24 Honorable Joe Meyer Sen. Peterson Rep. Eklund and Hunt

Honorable Cindy Hill Sen. Jennings Rep. Loucks and Botten

Honorable Max Maxfield Sen. Cooper Rep. Vranish and Petroff

Honorable Marilyn Kite Sen. Perkins Rep. Krone and Quarberg

President Anderson invited Reverend Veit to give the invocation.

President Anderson presented his Excellency, Governor of the State of Wyoming, Matthew H. Mead.

STATE OF THE STATE GOVERNOR MATT MEAD JANUARY 12, 2011 Mr. President, Mr. Speaker, members of the 61st Wyoming Legislature, fellow elected officials, Chief Justice and members of the Judiciary, and to you, the citizens of Wyoming, including those in our schools and our troops abroad who may be tuning in today by means of various media.

Good Morning,

Today for the first time we have live internet video feed. Connectivity is important for our state, including the opportunity for our citizens to see our legislative process at work.

The opening prayer, I thought, was an appropriate reflection upon which to begin these proceedings. It was a fitting and lovely prayer.

Our thoughts and prayers go out today to all the victims of the tragic shootings in Tucson, Arizona last weekend. There is no place for such violence in our democracy. It was a despicable act. I ask for a moment of silence for the victims and their families.

Sworn in last week as our state's 32nd Governor, I have the privilege this week of delivering my first State of the State address.

This is a commencement – the start of a process. More important are the actions that will follow it, for I plan to move forward with the platform I campaigned on last year.

At the heart of that platform are the following priorities: Jobs and the economy, connectivity, infrastructure, assisting cities, towns and counties, streamlining government, education and dealing with federal issues on matters vitally important to our state. I'll talk about each of these areas today, because they will be the focus of my efforts.

Before I begin my remarks, there are a few preliminary matters I'd like to cover. First of all, I will take some time and the privilege, I guess, to tell that today is a special day. Today, 11 years ago, my son Pete was born. Today is his birthday.

So son, happy birthday. We are very proud of you, Pete.

And Mary, we are very proud of you. You were just great this last year.

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I want to tell you that Pete is a smart young boy. I would not be surprised – he seems to have a tendency towards the legal field. As an example of this, a couple days ago, he was telling me, "Hey Dad, you know what happens when I get in trouble with my teacher?" And I said, "what's that?" He said, "I take the sixth amendment." I said "Pete, you mean you take the fifth amendment?" He said "That too." I'm not sure he'll be a prosecutor. That sounds more like a criminal defense attorney to me.

My wife Carol, it is so nice to have you here. Thank you for all the support you've given me over the last year.

Carol is a great reviewer of speeches, and before I give a speech, I always want her eyes to look at it. So I was pleased this morning, we've had a lot of late nights and not a lot of sleep the last couple of weeks, and so I pleased this morning as I got her up and she took her first look at my comments today that she said, "Hey, you know, I just got a few brief suggestions," which was rare, because usually it's a few whole lot of suggestions and she said, "first of all, because this is a process where you're getting involved in where there's compromise and deals struck, perhaps, because you've not got a lot of sleep lately and because I read your speech, you should say, listen, have them agree if they don't fall asleep during your speech, you won't fall asleep either." But before I would agree to do that, you should also know that her really serious comment was "I think you should start the first line starting with "In conclusion.'" So those are her views.

I want to thank – starting out, I want to thank Governor Freudenthal and his staff for working with me and my staff to make such a smooth transition. It really worked extremely well. I think it's appropriate to thank Governor Freudenthal and Judge Freudenthal for their eight years of excellent service to Wyoming.

Governor Freudenthal called me on the phone this morning, and I wasn't sure if it was to give me last-minute advice or last-minute grief, but I did get something from him and he was very kind in his comments.

I also want to thank the legislature, my fellow elected officials: Max Maxfield, Cynthia Cloud, Joe Meyer and Cindy Hill, and the people in their offices, and all who have extended courtesy and cooperation this past week. They provided great welcome to me.

I also want to congratulate again the 24 new legislators who won election and have taken up their place for the first time in these wonderful chambers. new members bring many good ideas and fresh constituent views, and I'm pleased to be starting out with you.

I also have some people that I'd like to recognize. Eastern Shoshone Business Council member Willie Noseep, Northern Arapaho Business Councilman Jim Shakespeare and Lydell Whiteplume are here today. I worked with the Tribal Business Councils often when I was U.S. Attorney, and now I greet you in a different capacity, as Wyoming's governor, Welcome.

Major General Ed Wright, the Adjutant General of the Wyoming National Guard is in the gallery today. General Wright has had a long, distinguished military career. He has served as Adjutant General since 2003. General

26 Wright's entire tenure as Adjutant General was served in wartime. It included more than 20 Wyoming National Guard deployments, which involved more than 4500 soldiers and airmen.

Additionally, during his term, Camp Guernsey has become a state-of-the-art facility, training roughly 900,000 military from around the state, from around the country and from around the world.

He will be retiring in March, and we recognize him today for his distinguished service to our state and to our country. Thank you, General Wright.

Also in the gallery today is Lt. Colonel Bruce Row, 187th Airlift Wing Commander. Lt. Rowe led 200 personnel on the most recent Wyoming Air National Guard deployment in Afghanistan. Those airmen returned home in December. Colonel Rowe was deployed six times since September 11, 2001. Welcome, Colonel Rowe.

Major Dane Rogers, C Company, Fifth Battalion, 159th General Air Support Aviation Regiment, is also in the gallery. He is the deployed unit commander for "Charlie Med," our medivac helicopter unit, the most deployed unit in the Wyoming Air National Guard.

Major Rodgers and the Army National Guard soldiers under his command will leave for a one-year mission to Afghanistan tomorrow. This will be his fourth deployment. Please join me on safe journeys and welcome home in one year. Thank you, Sir.

I want to recognize and thank all of our members for their service. It means so much to our state and our country.

I specifically want to mention our appreciation to the military personnel serving far away from their homes. Words do not do justice to the sacrifice you're making. The sacrifice of the brave men and women of the military and their families allows us to be safe, and we are grateful. They support us, and we send our thanks today and every day.

Please join me in applauding the fine men and women who are serving or who have served in our nation's Armed Forces.

I want to recognize the achievements of our fine teachers and students from around the state. One teacher from each of the state's 48 school districts receives a Teacher of the Year award, and from that group a panel of parents, teachers and legislators selects the statewide Teacher of the Year.

We have with us the teacher selected last fall to receive this year's award. Please welcome Laurie Graves. Laurie teaches third grade at Big Horn Elementary School, and she is the 2011 Wyoming Teacher of the Year.

Laurie, you represent all the fine teachers we have in Wyoming, and I thank you for being here and for your excellence in the classroom.

We have a couple of our outstanding students with us. James Wilson is nine years old. He is an award-winning pianist from the UW Lab School in Laramie. James won his division of the Asian-American Music Society's 2010 International Competition and performed at the Kennedy Center in Washington,

27 D.C. in December, and I will tell you that if you haven't done it, you should get on and watch that clip, because banging the 88's doesn't describe what this young man can do. It's amazing. So thank you very much.

Taylor Ballick is with us today. He is Wyoming's spelling bee champion for 2010. Taylor is from Clear Creek Middle School in Buffalo. Taylor represented Wyoming in the National Spelling Bee last spring. My staff advised me to use the word that he won the competition on. I could not spell it, let alone say it. So just say it was very difficult, and we congratulate you.

You both represent all of the many accomplished students attending school in Wyoming. We are proud of you both and expect great things from you in the future.

We have our state's emerging leaders. Mark and Susan Kupke are here from Lusk. Kerry Mahanovich is here from Pinedale. These folks are representatives of those honored in 2010 for the 20 people under 40 program. They are business leaders and they're community leaders. These are enterprising individuals, and they are blazing trails into the future. So we also welcome you both.

When you look at people of distinction in Wyoming, and those mentioned today represent a few of many, many such people, we recognize the state of the state is very good. Wyoming's future is in capable hands.

Beyond the people quotient, taking a look at the big picture, I will make a few general observations here. While some states face significant budget shortfalls, our state does not. The latest CREG information projects approximately 275 million available to the general fund/budget reserve account due to higher energy prices, sales tax and improving employment. Some states have lost population for one reason or another. We have not. We have seen a population growth just slightly over 14 percent over the last decade.

The nation as a whole continues to face high unemployment. We do not. Wyoming started 2010 with an unemployment rate over 7 percent, but the latest reports for November indicate an unemployment rate that has dropped to 6.6 percent. Wyoming's rate is well under the national average, which has hovered in the mid 9 percent range or higher for some time.

And we have abundant resources. We, of course, have great leaders. We have energy, wildlife, open spaces, agriculture, recreation, all of them world- class assets. We are the envy of many states, yet there remains much to be done in order to secure a better future, because when the nation remains under an economic cloud, the cloud moves our way. With more than six out of every 100 workers out of jobs in Wyoming, we need to create more opportunities, because I can tell you for those working who cannot find work, the unemployment rate might as well be 100 percent.

With our revenues tied largely to energy, we need to diversify our economic basis and promote economic growth in general. With our communities still feeling the effects of the economic downturn, we need to provide an additional source of revenue to our cities, towns and counties.

28 It is good that we do not face repeat of last year's fiscal austerity with 10 percent budget cuts and revenue shortfalls that affected everyone in the chain in the state on down.

It is good that we have an unexpected amount of money for a supplemental budget, but the last few years have provided a wake-up call. We need responsible growth, growth which is right for the times and our needs, growth that does not compromise your values.

Now for some specifics. This is a conservative state government, and we recognize that. A relatively small shift in commodity prices can have a dramatic effect on revenues. We should remain conservative, even after the good news of this week's CREG revenue adjustments, which provided us with an additional projected 22.7 million in revenues this biennium.

Because this is a general session, only limited supplemental budget recommendations are before you. Governor Freudenthal proffered his supplemental budget recommendations in December. I concur with many but not all of them. I will discuss some of the budget proposals today, but I also appear before the Joint Appropriations Committee tomorrow for further discussion of the supplemental budget. Let me start by saying I support the additional 52 million in funding for highways and 52 million in funding for local governments, most of which would go to capital construction. That extra money this year will make reasonable progress towards addressing our infrastructure and local needs. I'll address this in detail later on.

Although less than requested in Governor Freudenthal's recommendations, I do recommend 6.1 million to bring those state employees earning less than 90 percent of market pay to that market pay level. I consider this investment in our state workforce appropriate and necessary.

We appreciate the work of state employees and want to give due recognition for it. Down the road, we should continue to reevaluate our economic picture and continue efforts to reach market pay for state employees based on regular and updated accurate data.

I support 3.1 million in supplemental funding for performance awards only if there is a viable system for recognizing excellent performance by state employees. We should not reward average. We should reward excellence. We should reward success, and in order for that to happen, an evaluation process has to be meaningful. I mean to make it so.

I am asking agency heads to sign a commitment letter when they accept their positions. The commitment letter, among other things, includes a commitment to create an evaluation process for a realistic assessment of each state employee's performance. I expect agency heads, using a meaningful evaluation process, to be able to give their exceptional employees performance awards, invent those meeting expectations, provide assistance to struggling employees and address non-performers.

I also ask state agencies to ask for a commitment to approach the budgeting process with fiscal discipline. We should exercise restraint when it comes to dealing with public money and also keep a close eye on the size and cost of state government. This commitment letter I'm asking for is a first.

29 Now, I remain skeptical that more dollars spent on buildings translates to a better education. Dollars spent on buildings are not dollars spent on teaching. Bricks do not an education make.

Having said that, I understand that we are required by law to have a funding model, but I want a plan in place that convinces me that these dollars are being spent for the maximum benefit of Wyoming, its children, teachers and citizens.

Governor Freudenthal recommended 61.9 million for construction of school facilities. This, I remind you, is on top of the 1.2 billion appropriated between 2003 and 2010. It is on top of the 156 million approved last session.

I will not support Governor Freudenthal's recommendation until I see an improved preference law is in place and enforced. I want to see a strong preference law and other contracting issues resolved before we pour more dollars into the supplemental budget to the School Facilities Commission.

Some of you have assured me, and I take you at your word, that this can be done and that this can be accomplished this session. I will look for that bill before approving supplemental monies this session to build schools.

The bottom line in my budget recommendation is that I have but 22.1 million in general fund expenditures and 61.9 million in school capital construction spending program from the supplemental budget. Coupled with this week's CREG revenue forecast, the legislature has roughly 52 million in the general fund and 332 million in the school capital construction program available to you. Don't spend it all in one place. Perhaps better yet, don't spend too much of it at all.

To create jobs and to grow and diversify our economy, we should build on Wyoming's natural advantages: Our energy, ag, tourism and great workforce.

We should not just extract and export our energy, we should look for value- added projects that use some of our energy here. For example, our superb wind resources partner well with natural gas-fired turbines which fill out the energy stream during lulls in the wind. We should develop both wind and gas-fired turbine projects where possible. I support the current efforts of those working on these types of projects.

And why not manufacture wind turbine components here as well? Let's build the items needed to develop our wind resources right here in Wyoming. I can assure you this is doable. Such manufacturers are looking at Wyoming now, and I'm a supporter. This is an example of how we can build on Wyoming's natural advantages and diversify our economy and create jobs.

Now, I know there is going to be a healthy debate about wind issues, property rights, taxation, eminent domain. I hope legislation that balances all the interests and keeps Wyoming's competitive wind companies in place here in Wyoming will reach my desk this session.

We need to continue to capitalize on all our natural advantages, not only with our wind, but our climate.

30 We have a good weather climate for some industries, in particular, for mega data centers. I support funding the money to recruit mega data centers. In Wyoming, we have what they need, and if you're in a state you don't have what they need, you can't get it.

We have these natural advantages: We have a favorable weather climate with a low number of cooling days. We can produce abundant, relatively inexpensive electricity. We have relative safety from natural catastrophes such as hurricanes, and we have available land. We also have an established track record with the NCAR supercomputer being built in Cheyenne. That's why I support the allocation of 14 1/2 million in general funds for the recruitment of multiple mega data centers. Such centers bring support businesses and other enterprise along with them. It is my belief they are a business magnet.

I support the bill passed last year that exempted qualifying computer equipment from sales and use tax. I thought last year's bill provided an attractive and appropriate incentive for business, and I would call for reasonable additions this year, like for computer software, to improve upon it. Please take a look at that legislation.

We must also continue to support all of our extractive industries. With respect to coal, oil and gas industries, I support research and development of carbon capture and sequestration technology.

I am skeptical about man made global warming without more and better science, but I am not skeptical about growing demand by our energy customers for cleaner coal and gas. I am not skeptical about our oil industry's need for carbon injection technology for enhanced oil recovery.

Improved technologies provide a benefit to companies and help them remain profitable. Wyoming is on the cutting edge of many technologies. We have laws in place and projects underway. Technology will be improved with projects like the UW-GE coal gasification facility, the development of the DKRW project in Carbon County and advance and continued research at the School of Energy Resources. Technology will help keep our energy industry competitive.

I will look favorable on legislation sent my way to foster science and commercial applications, remembering that advances in energy technology will only continue to occur if energy companies remain profitable.

I support continuing the manufacturing sales tax exemption. The current law has the exemption expire at the end of this year. I would remind you that 40 other states have this exemption and Wyoming must remain competitive.

Nearly 200 Wyoming businesses already use this exemption, and as we speak as we are here today, manufacturers targeted by the Wyoming Business Council and my office anticipate this exemption. This includes manufacturers of wind tower components about which I spoke earlier. Without this extension, we risk the real possibility these businesses will locate in other sates.

I hope you'll take up the issue of extending the manufacturing sales tax exemption, decide to extend it and put a bill on my desk.

31 I'm also keenly interested in legislation that will strengthen our ag and travel industries, which are vital to our state's economy, and I know you'll be considering such bills this session. For example, I support increases for rangeland assessment and for tourism promotion.

We need to make, as we go forward, our state regulatory environment predicable and reasonable so businesses can plan and commit resources to our state. Backlogs and delays at the Land Quality Division within the Department of Environmental Quality are an immediate concern. The undue backlogs and delays need to be made a thing of the past, sooner rather than later. the issue is addressed in my budget recommendations, which I'll lay out tomorrow.

The fact that our state is fiscally sound and otherwise a desirable place means we can welcome with open arms businesses that are looking for a welcoming place. One of the ways we do that is with technology.

Improving connectivity provides all sorts of possibilities that allows us to deal with each other directly and daily, interactively and not just from the hours of 8:00 to 5:00. It increases business productivity and access to markets.

I support using technology to maximum advantage: To improve state government, to improve the business climate for tech as well as other businesses, to enrich our personal and work lives, to improve the quality of patient health care through the use of electronic health records, to support better communication between physician and patient and prevent expensive duplication of testing.

I support measures that will give our state the competitive edge from a technology standpoint. For example, we already have begun work with a private telecom provider to expand the high-speed fiber optic footprint across Wyoming. This expansion could increase bandwidth capacity more than tenfold to an additional 11 Wyoming communities.

We're also working on lighting up dormant or dark fiber circuits that run across the southern portion of Wyoming into Salt Lake City and beyond.

From an economic development perspective, this growth in connectivity will allow us the bandwidth necessary for mega data centers, while also benefiting manufacturing and smaller businesses throughout many of our Wyoming communities.

Our interstate highways and railroad network connect us all to other states and all parts of the country, and they should help make us the business hub. The highways especially are important for business, personal and tourist travel. I support additional supplemental appropriations this year for highways.

Highway construction needs a reliable source of added funding. The recommended 52 million in supplemental funding this year makes reasonable progress, in my mind, on highway construction. Those dollars should be used to do what is needed most in 2011.

I also support funding for water development projects. Water is a precious resource in the arid west. We need to use all our allocated amounts from the

32 various compacts and court decrees. Water projects spur economic development across the board for energy, ag, tourism and energy.

Our cities, towns and counties need additional revenue. We saw this most starkly last year. I do support a legislative fix that would provide this revenue.

Specifically, I support diverting one half of 1 percent of the statutory severance tax on minerals and splitting it into thirds, one-third to local governments, one-third to highways and one-third to the state's rainy day fund. This is money that will not only be used to invest in infrastructure, not only to invest in our localities, but also invest in savings. It's a good investment all the way around. As many of you know, the projected distribution will be about 52.15 million to each of the three recipient categories.

I would like to see a greater percentage of the local government share go to fund projects; that is, 75 percent should be put towards capital construction and 25 percent for operations.

I would like to see this investment, this one-half of 1 percent of the severance tax divided it into thirds, be made permanent or long term with a sunset provision of seven years down the road to 2018.

Now, I recognize there's serious disagreement about this proposal, and maybe that's understating it. I'm assuming your laughter is to mean nothing. And it's all right. There should be disagreement because it's a great deal of money. But we all agree that money should be wisely invested. Some want to place all the money in the rainy day fund. There is no question that our rainy day fund can serve us well during those times when the price of our natural resources decline.

But I have faith in Wyoming. And while we have had wise investments from the treasurer's office for many years, we also have to be aware that during these shaky times, where major financial companies, where auto manufacturers, where not just companies, but entire countries are failing, even the best investment decisions carry risk not seen for many decades.

We have seen the results of these tumultuous times for outside investing. As we know, we are back in the black, but in the past year and a half, we have seen unrealized losses from state investments as of June 30, 2009, of over $647 million. The realized losses were $201 million. This illustrates the volatility of the markets during this time.

Now we cannot take the risk of investing in the markets, and with my proposal, we will continue investing in the markets with that one-half percent via the rainy day fund, but we will also broaden our investment to Wyoming.

Now, you all, we all, care greatly about our local communities, and this body has a good track record of supporting local communities. But do we continue along these lines during these shaky times investing all of that money in companies that may be in other states, in other countries, or do we believe in Wyoming? Do we believe in Wyoming enough, our people, our towns, our counties, our small businesses and our future to put Wyoming first?

33 My proposal invests in local government, in infrastructure, in our highways, in our bridges and continue to invest in our rainy day account as well. It addresses my goals of economic development in that our local governments can do all the beautification projects they want, but if they don't have adequate water, sewer, bridges, roads, landfills, recruitment and retention of business is near impossible.

One-third of this money will go to the Department of Transportation to address the needs of our roads and bridges.

Now, we can disagree how much is needed. We can also disagree on other funding options, but hopefully we can agree that without safe, adequate roads, economic development and the enjoyment of our state will be diminished.

Hopefully, we can also agree that for the executive branch to defer maintenance on roads is not fiscally strong. It is operationally weak. If we do not invest today, we will require those that follow us to invest many more dollars in the future. I urge you to consider this method of funding our roads. As I said, one-third of that money will go back to local governments.

It's curious to me how many agree with me that the states are the backbone of the country, that the people closest to the problems are the best ones to solve the problem and yet when we talk about providing greater control to the locals in terms of money, we shy away.

In making your decision, remember, just as some of you view the federal government with a skeptical eye, so, too, does a city council member look at Wyoming's capitol.

Do we trust local governments in the way that we would ask Congress to trust us? We should, and this one-third is a way to show our faith in local governments. If not made permanent, a seven-year sunset provision, as I said, is a reasonable compromise that would give the legislature the opportunity to consider the matter again, but also show an ongoing commitment to local communities and allow for adequate planning and investing.

Now, if you don't agree with my proposal, find an alternative, because we want and need predictable funding for local governments and highways.

Now, last week I announced my support for legislation that would consolidate the Department of Workforce Services and the Department of Employment. I have reappointed Joan Evans as Director of Workforce Services. She is an excellent agency head. I have also appointed Joan to serve as the Director of the Department of Employment. I hope you will send me a bill that consolidates these agencies. We will create a one-stop shop related to employment matters, reducing dual administrative costs.

As you saw from yesterday, I have chosen Tom Forslund to head the Department of Health. He is a proven administrator with an established track record at building reserves and careful budgeting year after year as city manager of Casper.

34 I would ask you to look at the department that Tom Forslund is inheriting. It is a big, unwieldy agency. It gobbles up more and more of the budget pie each year.

We should take a serious look at reorganizing the Department of Health, but I want Mr. Forslund involved in the process. So in the meantime, I would ask for the authority for me to appoint the head of the health financing unit and have that person report directly to me.

I am responsible for state agencies. Legislation is currently being drafted that would provide me greater latitude in appointing people within agencies. My responsibility to make sure people within agencies are fiscally responsible provide outstanding service and follow a vision for the state goes hand in hand with my ability to appoint. So I ask for your support in this effort.

In Wyoming, we need to talk about education, and it is my belief the vast majority of teachers and administrators are doing an excellent job, but we recognize we're spending on a Cadillac plan, not getting Cadillac results. We all know we need to do better. We should not accept average, and we should be bold in our approach. And from where I sit, education is too important to remove any debate from the table. There are no sacred cows. From money spent on building schools to block grants provided to districts, let's look at everything.

It's also fair to look at changing teacher contracts, but a simple statutory change to alter teacher contracts without more is not a cure-all. Great teachers should be rewarded. Poor teachers should be removed. But as you consider teacher contracts, it should not be done in a vacuum. We should recognize they face challenges, and not just from eleven-year-old boys playing hooky, they face other challenges as well. We do not want teachers fired for the wrong reason or for no reason. What criteria should be used? We want greater accountability, and accountability can only come from removing teachers for the right reason; that is, they're not doing a good job teaching.

To determine the quality of teaching requires an objective standard. Failing the huge objective standard we presume the infallibility of administrators. We need a testing program that is administered in a way that will measure students and teachers alike in a manner that clearly identifies both successes and problems.

The issue of charter schools is one I'm interested in moving forward. It is my belief that charter schools could provide some new ideas to be used at traditional schools. For this model to work, the charter schools cannot cherry pick the best students.

Now, we all talk about local control, but I expect school districts to use block grant money, state money, in a way that puts our students in the best position to succeed. We cannot provide endless funds to school districts without results.

So on these issues, I look forward to working with you. I look forward to hearing your ideas. I look forward to working with Superintendent Hill on education and I would just say I know it's complex, and I know it's

35 difficult, but we cannot ignore education. It is too important for our future.

As I said in my inaugural address, the federal health care bill may be the best Congress could do, it is not the best we can do. Therefore, I support legislation that would establish a litigation fund related to the federal health care law.

As you no doubt know, I have taken steps to join the Florida lawsuit against the Affordable Care Act. I understand, as some of you told me, the criticism in doing so; some because they like the act; some because they're worried about the expense associated with the lawsuit.

I do not like the act. In my view, it is bad policy and too costly. This law will significantly increase our Medicaid rolls. Mississippi, for example, forecasts the overall cost to implement the Affordable Care Act in that state will be $1.7 billion over ten years, including 443 million in year 10 alone.

Now, while the federal government has committed to the bulk of the cost associated with Medicaid expansion, the last I checked, the federal government has significant financial problems of its own. On top of that, the federal promise does not cover all the additional expenses.

Concerning the cost of the lawsuit, the current prediction is that it will cost us $1,000,000.00 and the attorney general has been told it may not cost a lot more than that at all, but I would tell you, frankly, even for a much, much larger amount, I am willing to fully test the legality of the law, because it has implications beyond health care.

While this is a Tenth Amendment issue, the law should be tested with the same force and vigor as if it was a First and Second Amendment to our Constitution that was being eroded.

I believe that the rights of the states remain important, not just for legal principle, but because I believe the states can do a better job. Comparison of Wyoming's checkbook to Congress's checkbook is evidence that we can and that we have. I hope I will have your support in standing firm for Wyoming.

Now, it's not enough to say no. We should continue to seek state solutions even as we fight the federal law.

I support legislative proposals that advance state health care solutions, including expansion of the Healthy Frontiers pilot project begun last spring. That project has passed the initial test and is currently enrolling participants in both Cheyenne and Casper. Not a lot, but the process has been started. The expansion will give us the data and the experience that we need to develop more effective and less costly health care options.

Now, there are other areas that will require Wyoming to be proactive. We are small in number, but large in our contribution to this country and our voice should be heard.

Challenges to our ability to manage our wildlife, to produce our energy, to regulate our water and air quality should not go untested. We demand a

36 balanced approach that protects our beautiful state, yet allows for mineral development.

It is the citizens of Wyoming, from those interested in conservation to those interested in development, those Wyoming people, us, it is we who should have the debate and making the decisions for Wyoming. To turn the issue of balance over to D.C., the more we do that, the more the debate will be taken from our mouths, from these halls, from this building, and moved to Washington where only three of our citizens, our congressional delegation, will be joined in the debate while the rest of us are relegated to listeners.

As I said in my inaugural address, the best solutions for Wyoming come from Wyoming. I would ask for your support to keep Wyoming's voice strong.

The death rate of misuse of narcotic prescription drugs exceeds all other illegal drug and drunk-driving deaths combined. We need to better monitor narcotic prescription drugs at point of contact to prevent abuse and lower the death rate. This is one issue. There are many other issues that are of interest to me and to all of you during this session.

Other pressing matters include other health issues, ag issues, law enforcement issues and our aging population. I will look closely at any legislation you put on my desk.

There is much to consider, but I will tell you that I'm conservative and by nature, and on both sides of the aisle, we have conservative and practical people, and in this general session, I ask for an approach that begins the process of efficient, streamlined government.

I will tell you that from my point of view, I'm interested in those laws that will help those who cannot find work. I'm interested in laws that do not make small business owners shutter wondering what rules and regulations will come out. We should pay attention to what matters most.

This body has and will continue to set an example of vigorous, but always civilized debate, and all of us are proud of the example that you set. Let's provide a framework where individuals through hard work, innovation and dedication can enjoy the freedoms of Wyoming.

Thank you for the opportunity to address you in this chamber, on your home court, so to speak. It's been an honor, and it's been a pleasure. You are always welcome, all of you, in my office, and I would be privileged to have you visit me. The boxes are unpacked, the welcome mat is out and the welcoming Matt is in. The door will be open. May we have a vision, may we have the courage and the faith to make wise decisions. May God bless all, our great state and our great country. Thank you very much.

President Anderson thanked Governor Mead for his message and introduced Chief Justice Marilyn Kite.

STATE OF THE JUDICIARY MARILYN S. KITE, CHIEF JUSTICE JANUARY 12, 2011 Mr. President, Mr. Speaker, Governor and Mrs. Mead, members of the 61st Legislature, elected officials, members of the Judiciary, family, friends and citizens of our great state. It is an honor and privilege to speak to you on

37 behalf of the dedicated men and women of the Wyoming Judiciary. Thank you President Anderson and Speaker Buchanan for the invitation.

As you know, this is my first opportunity to speak to you as Chief Justice and I am humbled and honored to do so. It is also the first time many of you have sat in this chamber as members of the legislature. And it is our new Governor's first chance to share his vision of Wyoming's future with all of us.

My memories of this chamber date back to Governor Hathaway's time when I was lucky enough to serve as an Assistant Attorney General for the newly created Department of Environmental Quality. In that capacity, I had the amazing opportunity to assist the likes of Malcolm Wallop, Warren Morton, John Turner, Tom Stroock, Dave Nicholas and Alan Simpson and many others as they worked to craft a balance between development of this state's resources and protection of its many natural wonders. I was impressed then, as I am today, with the dedication and willingness to serve exhibited by this legislature – one of the few truly citizen legislatures left in this country. We all appreciate the personal sacrifice each of you must make to serve our democracy.

What we are doing here today, bringing together the three separate and independent branches of government, constitutes an important tradition, symbolizing a unity of purpose, and provides us with a brief moment in which we can speak to each other and to the citizens of Wyoming as well as listen to each other and appreciate the importance of our respective efforts on behalf of the state. All of the members of Wyoming's Judiciary wish you energy, wisdom and endurance as you take on the challenges facing our state and its people at this point in our history.

We also wish you, Governor Mead, great success in your tenure. You follow the trail of many wise and dedicated individuals who sacrificed their personal lives for a period of time to devote limitless time and energy to leading the way for our state. You have the great fortune to have unmatched role models within our own family for how to lead with integrity, humility, wisdom and humor and we know they are smiling down on this chamber today. Congratulations.

I know you have a busy agenda and are anxious to get started. I will not delay you long, but do want to report on the changes in the Judiciary over the past year and highlight a few issues facing our branch of government. I suppose one of the most obvious changes is that after four years of accomplished leadership, Justice Barton Voigt has passed that mantle on to me. Justice Voigt's efforts over the past four years are far too many to mention, not the least of which were overseeing the design and construction of the remodel of the Supreme Court Building and leading the court system into the 21st century with electronic filing and docket management. On behalf of all of us serving in the Judiciary, I want to thank you Justice Voigt, for your devotion to the job, your diligence, and your ever-present sense of humor. We all owe you a great debt. And through it all, he kept completely current on his case assignments and sometimes seemed to have his opinion drafted before the rest of us got back to our offices. You might notice a particularly happy, relaxed expression on his face, which we all recognize as that of a former Chief Justice!

I also want to thank my other colleagues on the Supreme Court, Justices Golden, Hill and Burke for their friendship, their professional support and the

38 confidence and trust they have shown by electing me as Justice Voigt's successor.

In 2010, we said farewell to some old friends and welcomed some new. We were saddened by the passing of former District Court Judge Jim Wolfe of Sheridan, and retired Supreme Court Justices Al Taylor and Richard Thomas, each having made a significant impact on the law of this state as well as its citizens. District Judge Nancy Guthrie, of Jackson, retired after 15 years of service in Lander and Jackson. Our judicial selection process resulted in Jackson Circuit Judge Tim Day being appointed to replace Judge Guthrie. Experienced Jackson attorney, James Radda, from the Teton County Attorney's office, was appointed to replace Judge Day. In Gillette, Circuit Court Judge Bill Edwards retired having served 19 years in that busy circuit and Wendy Bartlett, an energetic, well-respected Gillette attorney, from the Campbell County Attorney's office, was appointed to replace him. Most recently, District Judge Scott Skavdahl of Casper announced his resignation after 7 years of service to pursue a career in the federal judiciary. Catherine Wilking, a respected Casper attorney with experience in civil and criminal law as well as juvenile issues, was appointed to fill that vacancy. Judge Wilking's formal installation will occur in a few weeks. As always, the Wyoming Judicial Nominating Commission performed efficiently, fairly and free of political influence. As we watch with dismay, the politicalization of judicial selection in other states, we are again thankful for the wisdom shown by the legislature and our citizens in the adoption of the constitutional amendment establishing our system of judicial selection some 40 years ago.

The Supreme Court and the Access to Justice Commission have been busy implementing legislation this body adopted last year to provide funding through an increase in court filing fees to coordinate and support legal services for over 70,000 of our citizens who are financially eligible. We have had several statewide public meetings, have created a non-profit corporation, the Wyoming Center for Legal Aid, appointed an initial board of directors for the Center, drafted proposed bylaws and rules, and reported our progress to the legislature as required by statute. The upcoming year will see much progress in this effort and we are committed to fulfilling this body's intent to provide for justice for all of our citizens, not just those that can afford it.

I want to take a minute or two to share with you some thoughts about the work of the Wyoming Judiciary. As noted by Alexander Hamilton in Federalist Paper 78, the Judiciary is the weakest of the three branches of government. We do not hold the power of the purse, and we cannot raise armies. We do, however, hold in our hands the lives and fortunes of thousands of citizens every year and we have the constitutional responsibility to protect the fundamental fabric of our society – the rule of law. We provide that level playing field envisioned by our founders – justice for all.

In performing our work, we are facing some major challenges and we are working hard to meet them. While statistics certainly don't tell the whole story, a quick look at our case filings show that the Wyoming courts are vibrant, busy and getting their job done. The circuit courts processed over 180,000 cases last year, that includes all of law enforcement's citations, and the district judges who are here today to stand and be recognized for their hard work.

I am also pleased to report that those cases that do reach the Supreme Court are being handled promptly and we continue to rank near the top nationally in the number of opinions authored annually.

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Despite this good news, we, like the other two branches of government, face extraordinary challenges. I want to talk to you today about two of those challenges in particular. Number. 1 is to become more efficient internally as we perform our jobs. And number 2 is how to reduce the cost and delay to the private citizens in civil litigation.

How do we manage an ever-increasing workload with static or even declining revenues? We are all well aware that other states have not been so fortunate as we have financially, and many have seen draconian cuts in funding to the point of even closing some courts thus denying citizens access to justice. We are committed to assuring that we spend state resources responsibly and efficiently in order to assure the citizens of Wyoming never face that prospect.

Even though our budget represents only 2% of the entire state government budget, in response to the decreasing revenues of the last several years and in cooperation with the executive branch, we have worked to reduce any expenditures that were not absolutely necessary. However, we do not have optional programs that can be eliminated. Our primary cost is for the personnel necessary to handle the caseload, the size of which is beyond our control.

In recognition of that fact, we are examining our structure to see if we can become more efficient. The most obvious opportunity for enhanced efficiency is to better utilize the circuit courts. As you know, their jurisdiction is currently limited to misdemeanors and civil cases involving less than $7,000.00. That limit was set 15 years ago and needs to be significantly increased. That will allow us to take better advantage of circuit courts as well as to reduce the ever increasing burden on our district courts. In consultation with the Board of Judicial Policy and Administration as well as the Circuit Court Judges, we have proposed, and the Joint Judiciary Committee has supported, an increase in the 15 year old jurisdictional limit to $50,000.00. Senate File 15, which is a committee bill, will accomplish that change and we urge your support of that legislation. While this change may have some impact on the clerks of both the circuit and the district courts, we believe those impacts are manageable and should not be a reason for a less efficient judicial system.

In addition to Senate File 15, we are working to improve our productivity through technology. Electronic filing and docket management is in place and functioning well in the Supreme Court. We are about half way through the effort to get all district courts on the same docket management system and to provide electronic filing in those courts as well. As soon as that is complete, we will do the same in the circuit courts. We have already installed public computer terminals in some circuit courts so the public can electronically search non-confidential court dockets and plan to have the rest in place this year. You have generously and wisely provided us the funding necessary to accomplish our case management needs at the district court level, even in the face of budget reduction pressure, recognizing that in the long run, this effort will reduce operating costs. Next session we will ask for additional funding to complete this effort in the circuit courts.

We would like to claim credit for all of this progress, but honestly, we were late to this party. It is thanks to the leadership, and dare I say prodding, from you, that we have made such significant progress. Often, institutions of

40 government are resistant to change and that is the case with the judiciary. I learned recently that a cowboy who wants to participate in a roping event at Frontier Days can now enter the competition, pay the entry fee, draw the steer or calf, rope it, have the time immediately recorded, and the prize money calculated and paid the same day…all electronically… well maybe not the roping part! Now I don't know about you, but no cowboy I know likes change very much. The good old days were plenty good enough for them. So if cowboys can join the electronic age………judges can too, don't you agree?

Now, the next technological leap that will have the most impact on our day to day productivity will be when law enforcement is able to issue electronic citations and ultimately the fines can be paid electronically. The Highway Patrol has begun to implement e-citations and they are responsible for a large share of the work of the circuit courts. We have done the necessary work to allow the court's data system to accept their e-citations. We understand they will be ready to roll next summer and we look forward to that day. Once an officer can enter a citation electronically, the work load of our circuit court clerks should be substantially reduced. In some circuits, one full time person is necessary just to enter this data by hand.

Although you do not have a specific request before you, we want to call to your attention the need to provide funding to counties and cities so local law enforcement can acquire that e-citation capability as soon as possible. We understand a recommendation for that funding was contained in the report from Governor Freudenthal's Task Force on Impaired Driving and we hope that the executive branch will bring such a proposal to you soon. The resulting increase in speed and efficiency in processing citations will significantly enhance law enforcement's ability to deal with repeat offenders.

We are also working with law enforcement to facilitate payment of fines electronically and, in fact, just this week Laramie County has implemented its program and is receiving fines on line. When we can do this statewide, we will dramatically improve the fine collection rate. With outstanding unpaid fines in the range of $10,000.000, the fiscal benefit of that advancement is obvious. So we hope you keep this issue on your radar, so to speak.

Finally, on the technology front, most of our judicial districts have video conferencing capability and we are all learning how to use that tool effectively. Many judges are using it for arraignments, depositions and other proceedings thus reducing the cost and risk of transporting prisoners to and from jail, minimizing lost judge time and the expense of their travel and allowing cases to move forward more quickly. Last month we held a statewide Access to Justice Commission meeting with participants from six cities all over the state. Everyone heard and saw each other clearly and we had participation from many that simply could not have attended in person. Also last month, we held a Board of Judicial Policy and Administration meeting by video conference and saved $3,500 in hard travel expenses, about the same in value of lost work time, and no lives were put in danger on our winter roads.

How do we address the growing discontent with the cost and delay involved in civil litigation? Keeping in mind that our primary job is to provide fair and efficient justice to our citizens, we have initiated an effort to examine our rules and procedures to see how we can do that better. We started by conducting a survey of all Wyoming lawyers and judges and, not surprisingly,

41 it showed that an overwhelming majority of both believe that civil litigation costs too much and takes too long. The cause of this failure of the system is likely a combination of district court workloads in some areas, and outdated, cumbersome rules. The growing demand on our district court judges, particularly in the domestic relations and juvenile dockets, can prevent them from resolving some cases expeditiously. And that, by the way, provides another important reason to support Senate File 15 – which I discussed earlier – to allow the circuit court judges to assume some of that load.

The rules of civil procedure that we follow today were adopted 72 years ago and have been modified very little since. The intent of those rules is clearly stated in Rule 1, "To secure the just, speedy and inexpensive determination of every action." It is safe to say that we have failed too often to realize that intent. The Board of Judicial Policy and Administration and the Supreme Court have initiated several different projects to begin to address these problems. Judge Norman Young, from the 9th Judicial District and current president of the District Court Judges Conference, is heading up an effort to examine the rules to determine if changes can be made to allow cases, especially smaller ones, to move more quickly and without unnecessary expense. Judge Keith Kautz, from the 8th District, is heading up a group of judges, under Judge Curt Haws' leadership, are drafting rules for simplified procedures in circuit courts aimed at reducing cost and delay. I anticipate we will consider rules changes and possibly propose statutory changes over the next year.

As this summary of the challenges, changes and opportunities facing the third branch of government shows, our plate is full. The men and women of the Wyoming Judiciary are fully committed to continual improvement in the way we do business while at the same time, doing justice in the cases at hand. We invite you to visit your local courts to see first hand the quality of your judges and we urge you to continue to provide us the necessary resources to get our job done as you have in the past.

Finally, with the tragic events in Arizona last weekend, we all, as public servants increasingly feel the weight of our responsibilities. We cannot prevent all acts of anger and violence directed at those who serve. But we can, and must, work to maintain an environment in which institutions, are respected. Our democracy depends upon that respect.

I thought it appropriate to close by quoting a former governor and senator whose service to Wyoming enjoyed and whose legacy has produced our new Governor. In 1965, then Governor Clifford P. Hansen addressed the 38th Wyoming Legislature and said, "Let me observe that we are elected officials, and as such, we are but temporary custodians of trust, favor, leadership and responsibility. We know the difference between right and wrong; we know that our sole duty is to give dedication and loyalty to the full public interest. History will deal with us. May the truth be that we gave our best."

Thank you.

President Anderson thanked Chief Justice Kite for attending the Joint Session and for her message and asked Senator Bebout and Representatives Shepperson and Roscoe to escort the First Lady and the Governor from the chamber.

Senator Perkins and Representatives Krone and Quarberg were asked to escort Chief Justice Kite from the chamber.

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Senate Majority Floor Leader Ross moved that the Joint Session be dissolved. Senate Minority Floor Leader John Hastert seconded the motion. Motion carried.

FOURTH DAY – AFTERNOON SESSION JANUARY 14, 2011

REPORT OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON ELECTION CONTEST Your Special Committee appointed to hear the election contest for House District 45 respectfully reports back to the House as follows: Based upon the findings set out in Attachment "A", it is the recommendation of the Special Committee that the election contest for House District 45 be rejected and that Matthias Greene be determined qualified to serve as the Representative for House District 45.

AYES: Campbell, Jaggi, Kroeker, Lubnau, Petersen, Stubson. NAYS: Barbuto, Byrd, Illoway. Representative Illoway, Chairman.

Attachment A Issue:

It appeared to the special committee that the dispositive issue in this contest was:

Did Representative Matthias Greene ("Greene") have residency in House District 45 for one year prior to the date of the election on November 2, 2010, in accordance with the Wyoming Constitution, and Wyoming Statute §22-5-102?

Findings of Fact:

1. Mark Voorhees, Rachel Lynn, Seth Carson, Craig Rothwell and Debra Formento, all residents of Wyoming House District 45, filed a notice to contest election on the 4th day of December, 2010, pursuant to Wyoming Statutes §22-17-101, W.S. §22-17-102 and §22-17--110. 2. Discovery was conducted pursuant to Joint Rule 15 of the Rules of the Wyoming Legislature. 3. On January 11, 2011, the Speaker of the House empanelled a special committee to take testimony and hear the arguments of the parties with respect to the election contest. 4. Former Representative Seth Carson ("Carson") spoke on behalf of the contestants. 5. The facts in this matter are basically undisputed. A timeline is attached to this report as Exhibit 1. 6. Greene resided at 611 Mitchell, Unit #2, Laramie, Wyoming from August 2008 until May 25, 2009 in House District 13. 7. In March and April of 2009, Greene searched for a loft apartment in downtown Laramie. He expressed a desire to live in downtown Laramie because he likes the urban atmosphere, and he was within walking distance of the local restaurants and bars.

43 8. In April of 2009, Greene was notified that he was going to be deployed with the National Guard to Afghanistan to command a med-evac unit. At that time, he stopped his search for a downtown loft. 9. Greene acquired a mini-storage unit in House District 45 in May of 2009. He chose the location of the mini-storage based on the part of town it was located in and because of its convenience and it's ownership by a veteran who gave military discounts. Greene testified he always intended to move back to House District 45, but did not select the location of the mini-storage with any intention at that time of running for election in House District 45, although the mini-storage was located in House District 45. 10. On May 25, 2009, Greene placed all his worldly possessions, including his bed, his dresser, most of his civilian clothing, weight set and his kitchen utensils in mini-storage unit owned by Snowy Range Storage, Inc., located at 1491 Industry Drive, Laramie, Wyoming, and within the boundary of House District 45. 11. Greene's lease expired on the apartment at 611 Mitchell, Unit #2, Laramie, Wyoming on May 25, 2009. At that time, all his contact with House District 13 ended. He had no property in House District 13, no intent to return to House District 13, and no mailing address in House District 13. 12. On May 27th, 2009, Greene was sent to Canada to train for two and one-half weeks. 13. After the two and one-half weeks of training, Greene returned to Cheyenne for one night, where he spent the evening in the Comfort Inn in Cheyenne. 14. After his one night stay in Cheyenne, Greene was sent to Camp Guernsey for an additional 10 days of training for his deployment. 15. For the month of July 2009, Greene was trained in high-altitude helicopter flying in Colorado. 16. On August 2, 2009, Greene's unit gathered in Cheyenne for deployment. 17. On August 5, 2009, Greene's unit was dispatched to Ft. Sill, Oklahoma for additional training. 18. On September 17, 2009, Greene was deployed to Afghanistan. 19. On September 18, 2009, Greene arrived in Afghanistan, and his primary residence was Forward Operating Base Solerno. 20. In November 2009, after reading a newspaper article in the Laramie Boomerang about Carson, Greene began to consider running for the position of House District 45. 21. Greene began contact with the Wyoming Secretary of State's office in December of 2009, from Forward Operating Base Solerno, to confirm his residency was in House District 45. Several phone calls and e- mails were exchanged regarding residency. 22. On February 19, 2010, Mr. Greene received electronic correspondence from the Wyoming Secretary of State's office, stating that according to the Wyoming Statewide Voter Registration System, Mr. Greene was still a registered voter of House District 13 and that being the case, the Wyoming Secretary of State's office would not approve an application of nomination for Wyoming House District 45. 23. On April 5, 2010, Mr. Greene completed the necessary forms to change his voter registration address from 611 Mitchell, Laramie, Wyoming, to 1207 Boswell Drive, Laramie, Wyoming. 24. On April 5, 2010, Greene changed his address in the statewide voter registration system to 1207 Boswell Drive, the home of Matthew Brian Leibovitz and Teresa Elizabeth Thompson. This change of address

44 to House District 45 was for the purpose of voting in a special election – the first election held in the district since Greene's deployment. 25. On May 27, 2010, Greene filed for office, and provided the address of 1207 Boswell as his address in House District 45. 26. On June 17, 2010, Greene returned from his deployment to Cheyenne, Wyoming. 27. On June 24, 2010, Greene spent the night at the home of his friend Matt Leibovitz, at 1207 N. Boswell in Laramie, Wyoming 28. On June 25 and 26, 2010, Greene spent the night in Ft. Collins, Colorado, visiting a friend. 29. On July 1, 2010, Greene signed a lease for a loft apartment at 115 E. Grand Ave, Laramie, Wyoming. 30. On June 27, 2010, Greene returned to the Leibovitz house, and stayed there until he moved into his loft apartment in downtown Laramie on July 2, 2010, at the address of 115 E. Grand Ave., Laramie, Wyoming within the boundaries of House District 45. 31. On November 2, 2010, Greene was the top vote getter in the general election for House District 45.

OPINION The requirement of residency is a constitutional prerequisite for serving in the legislature of the State of Wyoming. The Wyoming Constitution provides that no person shall serve in the legislature who is not a citizen "of this state and who has not, for at least twelve months next preceding his election resided within the county or district in which he was elected." Wyoming Constitution Art. 3 Sec. 2. Section 22-5-102 of our statutes codifies the constitutional requirement by noting that "For the purpose of meeting the residency requirements of the Wyoming constitution, a person shall not be a candidate for the state legislature from a legislative district unless he has been a resident of that legislative district for at least one (1) year next preceding the election." Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 22-5-102(a). The Special Committee's obligation is to determine whether Representative Matthias Greene meets these constitutional requirements. While the consideration of these issues takes place in the context of a political body, the members of the Committee have embarked on this endeavor with a clear recognition of their oath to support, obey and defend the Constitution of the State of Wyoming. It is noteworthy that the Wyoming Constitution makes special provision for the residency of those serving the United States in our military. Specifically, the Constitution notes that "No elector shall be deemed to have lost his residence in the state, by reason of his absence . . . in the military or naval service of the United States." Wyoming Constitution Art. 6 Sec. 7. The facts underlying this contest are not significantly in dispute. In May, 2009 Matthias Greene was living at 611 Mitchell, Laramie, Wyoming, a residence located in House District 13. Representative Greene's lease on Mitchell property terminated in late may 2009. Some time before the lease termination Representative Greene had decided to move to downtown Laramie which is located in House District 45. Prior to entering an agreement for a new apartment, Representative Greene learned of his imminent deployment to Afghanistan as part of the Wyoming National Guard. As a result, Representative Greene stored his goods in a storage unit located in House District 45, ceased his search for an apartment in downtown Laramie and began training for his ultimate deployment to Afghanistan.

45 As of the end of May, 2009, Representative Greene removed all his belongings from House District 13. He ceased receiving mail in the district. From that point on he had no right or entitlement to occupy any structure within the district. The reasons behind Representative Greene's decision to cease his apartment search are significant. Representative Greene had received orders to deploy to Afghanistan. The Wyoming Constitution mandates that Representative Greene did not lose his residency in the State of Wyoming. Instead, his military service ensured that his residency was protected. As a result, we know that Representative Greene was a resident of either House District 13 or House District 45. When examining this question the role of intent is significant. It is undisputed that Representative Greene intended to live in House District 45 and intended to return to House District 45 after his deployment. It is also undisputed that he formed that intent prior to his deployment. Objector contends that intent is not dispositive. The Committee agrees. Intent alone is not sufficient to build a basis for residency. However, intent must play a role in a review of the totality of the circumstances when determining the residency of a member. Objector contends that Representative Greene remained a resident of House District 13 from May, 2009 until he returned to the country in June, 2010. Such an assertion defies both the law and common sense. After May 2009 Representative Greene had no connection whatsoever to House District 13. He testified that he did not intend to ever return to House District 13. The lease on 611 Mitchell had expired. Representative Greene removed all of his personal property from House District 13. He had no right to access or occupy any structure whatsoever within House District 13. To suggest that he remained a resident of House District 13 despite the lack of any remaining nexus to the District is to open possibilities of residency that eviscerate the principles embodied in our Constitution. Applying these same principles to Representative Greene's contacts with House District 45 reveals a very different picture. Representative Greene's intent to live in House District 45 was accompanied by material and substantial acts. Representative Greene actively engaged in a search for housing prior to his deployment. He moved his personal belongings to the district. He took out a lease on a storage unit in the district. While the contacts with House District 45 are anticipatory, they are overwhelming in light of the lack of contacts with House District 13. The very first election in Albany County following his departure from House District 13 occurred in May of 2010. Representative Greene voted absentee from Afghanistan in that election and voted as resident of House District 45. When Representative Greene returned from his deployment in June, 2010 he immediately returned to House District 45 and leased an apartment. When reviewing all the circumstances of this election contest, we see a continuity of conduct that weighs overwhelmingly in favor of a finding that Representative Greene was a resident of House District 45 beginning in late May or early June of 2009. This was more than one (1) year prior to the election of November, 2010. Representative Greene is qualified constitutionally to serve in the legislature of the State of Wyoming. The fact of Representative Greene's popular election deserves some note. While no majority can undermine application of the Constitution, it is of significance that the people of House District 45 chose Mathias Greene as their representative and did so in light of broad publication of the facts outlined above. When there are two applicable interpretations of a provision within the Wyoming Constitution and one application undermines the will of

46 the people while one supports the will of the people, that which recognizes the power of the voters should be sustained. The contestant has relied heavily upon the opinion of the Attorney General dated November 1, 2010. The Committee finds that opinion to be unpersuasive. The Attorney General relied primarily on the definition of "Residence" as that term is defined in Wyo. Stat. § 22-1-102(a)(xxx). That definition refers to a place of actual habitation. However, that term is not used to define a person's eligibility for election. Instead, the legislature chose a different word "resident" to describe the eligibility requirement. It is inappropriate to take the definition of a word not utilized within a statute to rewrite the statute and insert requirements not required by statute. In addition, even if we were to rely upon the definition of "Residence" instead of the terms actually utilized in the statute, it speaks clearly of an "intention of returning". There was absolutely no evidence that Representative Greene intended to return to House District 13. As a result, the very definition that the Attorney General employs undermines the contestant's claims. Joint Rule 15-1 (b)(3) provides: "The burden of proof is on the contestant to prove at least one of the grounds specified under W.S. 22-17-1010(a) by a preponderance of the evidence." The uncontradicted testimony of Representative Greene was that he intended to live in House District 45. The contestants offered no additional proof countering the intent of Greene to live in the district. As a result, the contestant failed to meet his burden of proof, and the complaint must be rejected. It is clear that absent the issuance of military orders, Representative Matthias Greene would have been physically present within House District 45. The Wyoming Constitution recognizes the special circumstances of this case where a person in service of their nation, leaves their home to serve. It is clear that in those circumstances an interested citizen should not be punished for their service, but should be treated as a continuing resident of this state. The majority of the special committee find that Matthias Greene intended to and in fact was a resident of House District 45 for more than one year prior to the election. As a consequence the committee FINDS that the Contest of Election filed by Mark Vorhes, Rachel Lynn, Seth Carson, Craig Rothwell and Debra Formento should be REJECTED.

DISSENTING OPINION The only question here is whether the facts demonstrate that Mr. Greene met the residency requirements for serving in the state legislature as outlined in Wyo. Const., art 3, § 2 and Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 22-5-102(a). A candidate is not qualified to run, "unless he has been a resident of that legislative district for at least (1) year next preceding his election." Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 22-5-102(a). The legislature has defined residence in Wyo. Stat. § 22-1-102(a)(xxx). Under this provision of the statute, residence, for purposes of this case, is defined as: "Residence" is the place of a person's actual habitation. The construction of this term shall be governed by the following rules: (A) Residence is the place where a person has a current habitation and to which, whenever he is absent, he has the intention of returning; (B) A person shall not gain or lose residence merely by reason of his presence or absence while:… (IV) Stationed at or residing on a military reservation or installation ….

47 The sections omitted from the quotation above, include absences related to such things as educational study or other public service purposes. Thus, the same definition of residence governs all absences from home and military service is not in a separate category. The Attorney General issued an informal opinion of the definition of "residence" for purposes of serving in the legislature on November 1, 2010. The basic conclusion of the Attorney General is that the residency statute is unambiguous and in order to establish residency, a potential candidate must have an "actual habitation" to meet the residency requirement. The Attorney General Opinion, which is attached to this Report for the convenience of the body as Exhibit 2, concludes "actual habitation" as applied to the definition of "residence" "means "a person's dwelling or home which he actually occupied." The opinion, then walks through the steps to apply the statute to facts similar to those in this contested case. Having determined that "the touchstone" of the definition is "actual habitation," the next step is to apply the provisions governing absence from a residence: "Then, if, for whatever the reason, a person is absent from that place for any period of time then the question becomes, …, whether person possessed the subjective intent to return to his place of residence—i.e., a person's place of actual habitation." The Opinion then cites the example of a student who leaves for college, but has a home in Laramie County. The home in Laramie County remains the residence "as long as the person has the intent to return to that home. " The Opinion, then reaches the key conclusion relevant to this decision: Since the statute defines "residence" as "actual habitation," if a person temporarily leaves the state with the intent to return but to a different location within the state, his "residence," for purposes of qualification as a member of the Legislature, must be the place he last actually physically resided. If not, then "residence" would not mean "actual habitation" and the statute's plain and unambiguous meaning would be negated. AG Opinion at 5. Thus, under the AG Opinion, Mr. Greene, at the time his active military service resumed on or about May 27, 2009, needed to be a resident with an "actual habitation" in House District 45 and the intent to return to that residence. At the time he left for training in Canada, he had no "current habitation" in House District 45. The Attorney General Opinion does not allow Mr. Greene to declare a residency in House District 45. Mr. Greene's interpretation of the statute is not supported by the plain language of the statute and as a result, should not be adopted by this body as our interpretation of the law. In essence, we are sitting as a court interpreting the statute and should be bound by the same strict interpretation of plain language as a court. This House should no more ignore the intent of the legislature, as represented in the words of the statute, than a court would. In fact, Mr. Greene provided no legal analysis in support of his statutory construction. Some members of the committee questioned the analysis of the AG Opinion. It is not necessary to wholly agree with the AG's analysis, although it follows traditional rules of statutory construction. Essentially, as we understood it, Mr. Greene's interpretation of the statute at Section 102(a)(xxx)(A) ignores the "current habitation" language and suggests Mr. Greene can rely solely on his "intent" to return to House District 45. This interpretation also disregards the overriding language of the definition that residence depends on "actual habitation." Finally, it ignores the provision that when absent, a person "shall not gain or lose

48 residence" by reason of service in the military. In essence then, the statute first requires establishment of residence at time of departure, and then, an establishment of intent to return. A basic rule of statutory construction, familiar to all the attorneys in this House is that a statute will not be interpreted to render any language superfluous. Under Mr. Greene's approach, "current habitation" has no application. Mr. Greene's interpretation ignores this most basic method for construing our laws. It would be extremely ironic for this body to ignore statutory rules of construction designed to show deference to the will of the legislature and ensure the courts do not exceed their authority and rewrite the laws rather than interpret them. This House, like a court, has no authority to in effect, rewrite the statute through this case. The difficulty here is that Mr. Greene appears to have had no "current habitation" when he left Laramie for his military training. It is undisputed, however, his last address at the time of his departure for training was in House District 13. Either this address was his "current habitation" for purposes of the statute, as suggested by the AG's opinion, or he had no "current habitation." Either way we cannot revise the statute to fit the facts of Mr. Greene's unique circumstances. Mr. Greene made the choice to relinquish his residence, not find a new one, and place his possessions in storage—rather than in a residence. While it may seem harsh to suggest Mr. Greene had to maintain a home in Laramie during his deployment to meet the residency requirement for running for office, it is the result demanded by the statute. Mr. Greene's interpretation would allow any potential candidate to leave the state for whatever purpose—education, military, temporary federal appointment—and return to any legislative district and argue an intent to return to establish residency. For example, assume someone moved to Washington, DC for a couple of years to work for one of our Congressional leaders and to save money, did not maintain a Wyoming physical residence, but always planned to return home one day to run for office. Under the interpretation proposed by Mr. Greene, such an individual could come back and run anywhere in the county they left and perhaps, anywhere in the state. This result is bad for public policy and would lead to chaos in our elections. We cannot, as a body, authorize an interpretation that has the potential to cause all sorts of mischief in our electoral process.

Note: Exhibit 1 and Exhibit 2 referenced in Attachment "A" are on file in the Legislative Service Office.

The House reconvened at 2:00 p.m.

FIFTH DAY MORNING SESSION JANUARY 17, 2011

ROLL CALL Present: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds Eklund, Esquibel, Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, Patton, Peasley, Pedersen, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer Dn., Zwonitzer Dv.

49 Excused: Representative (s) Goggles Present 59 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

Majority Floor Leader Lubnau moved that the House Rules and the Joint Rules previously adopted as the Temporary Rules of the House of Representatives of the 61st Legislature be adopted, together with any amendments approved by the House, as the Permanent Rules of the House of Representatives of the 61st Legislature.

Speaker Buchanan: You have heard the motion. Before voting on the motion to adopt the Temporary Rules as the Permanent Rules, the House will first consider any proposed amendments to the Temporary Rules. Amendments to the Temporary Rules require a majority vote for adoption.

JR0001/ADOPTED (CORRECTED COPY) Create Joint Rule 22 to read: "22. ETHICS COMPLAINTS 22-1(a) The Speaker or President, as appropriate, shall receive written, signed complaints from any person concerning misconduct involving legislative duties by a member of the House or Senate including, but not limited to, an alleged violation of the rules of the House or Senate and the provisions of applicable law. Upon receipt, a copy of the complaint shall be provided to the member against whom the complaint is filed. (i) Misconduct involving legislative duties is defined as violation of Article 3 of the Wyoming Constitution; the Ethics and Disclosure Act, W.S. 9-13-101, et seq; any of the Wyoming Conflict of Interest Statutes; violence or disorderly conduct during legislative meetings, sessions, or during the performance of legislative duties; or bribes or offers of bribes; (ii) An investigation instituted for political purposes and not connected with intended legislation or with any of the matters upon which a house should act is not a proper legislative proceeding and is beyond the authority of the house or legislature. (b) The presiding officer, after consultation with the majority and minority floor leaders, may summarily dismiss any complaint which on its face appears to be frivolous or submitted for any improper purpose. Notice of summary dismissal will be provided to the complainant. (c) Except as provided in subsection (b) of this rule, whenever a complaint is received pursuant to this rule, the presiding officer shall forward the complaint to the appropriate subcommittee of Management Council to determine whether there is probable cause to institute a formal investigation of the allegation. The subcommittee shall consist of those members of Management Council who serve in the same house as the member against whom the complaint is filed. The subcommittee's review shall be subject to the following: (i) The test for determining the existence of probable cause is whether a factual situation is sufficient to warrant a reasonably prudent person, informed of legislative procedures and duties, to believe that a violation or other misconduct has occurred; (ii) The Council subcommittee shall notify the member against whom the complaint was brought and shall provide the person with a copy of the complaint. The member complained against may submit a written answer to the subcommittee. The subcommittee shall have the discretion to determine what additional evidence, if any, is presented during the course of its review;

50 (iii) Unless specifically invited, neither the complainant nor the member against whom the complaint has been filed shall have the right to attend or present evidence at any meeting of the Council subcommittee regarding probable cause; (iv) The review by the Council subcommittee shall be conducted in executive session and no record of the hearing will be kept. All records, findings and proceedings of the review shall be confidential; (v) No determination of the Council subcommittee concerning probable cause is appealable by any person; (vi) If the Council subcommittee determines that the complaint alleges criminal activity, the subcommittee may recommend that further proceedings under this rule be held in abeyance pending completion of any criminal investigation; (vii) A finding of probable cause shall require the affirmative vote of a majority of the Council members serving on the subcommittee; (viii) If the Council subcommittee does not find probable cause for a formal investigation, the file will be closed and the complainant and member will be so advised; (ix) If the Council subcommittee finds probable cause exists, the complaint shall be referred for formal investigation in accordance with this rule. (d) Upon a finding of probable cause under subsection (c) of this rule, a special committee shall be appointed to formally investigate the complaint. If the Legislature is not in session, the select committee shall be appointed by the Management Council subcommittee that conducted the probable cause review. If the Legislature is in session the select committee shall be appointed by the presiding officer of the appropriate house. (e) A special committee investigating a complaint against a senator shall consist of 5 senators and a special committee investigating a complaint against a representative shall consist of 9 members of the House of Representatives. Committee appointments shall be apportioned as nearly as possible to reflect the percentage of the elected members of the majority and minority parties of the appropriate house. The appointing authority shall designate the chairman of the committee. (f) Proceedings of the special committee shall be subject to the following: (i) All meetings of the committee will be open to the public; (ii) The member against whom the complaint is filed and the complainant shall be entitled to appear, present evidence, cross-examine witnesses and be represented by counsel; (iii) In proceedings before the committee, irrelevant, immaterial or unduly repetitious evidence shall be excluded and no recommendation shall be made unless supported by the type of evidence commonly relied upon by a reasonably prudent person, informed of legislative procedures and duties, in the conduct of their serious affairs; (iv) The chairman of the committee shall have the power to administer oaths and to compel the attendance of witnesses and the production of documents relevant to the complaint, as authorized by W.S. 28-1-107 through 28-1-112. Any testimony made at any committee hearing which purports to establish matters of fact shall be made under oath. (g) The committee may dismiss the complaint if a majority determines that the complaint is not substantiated or does not substantiate an ethical violation without requiring further action by the appropriate house. If not dismissed, the committee shall make recommendations to the appropriate house based upon the investigations conducted and hearings held pursuant to this rule. The committee may recommend dismissal of the complaint, reprimand,

51 censure, expulsion or other discipline it deems appropriate. The appropriate house may dismiss the complaint, expel, censure, reprimand or otherwise discipline the member as it deems appropriate. Expulsion of a member shall require the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the members, as provided by Article III Section 12 of the Constitution. Reprimand or censure of a member shall require the affirmative vote of a majority of the elected members. (h) If the legislature is not in session, the recommendation of the special committee shall be acted upon by the appropriate house during the next following special or regular session. (j) If the written signed complaint concerns misconduct of the presiding officer, then the duties of the presiding officer in this rule shall be the duties of the Senate Vice-President or the House Speaker pro tem as applicable. ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Davison, Eklund, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas B, Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Shepperson, Stubson, Throne, Vranish and Wallis Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Byrd, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Greene, Kasperik, Madden, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Teeters, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 40 Nays 19 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflict 0

Representative Lubnau moved to adopt the Temporary House Rules, as amended JR0001, as the permanent House Rules for the 61st Legislative session.

Speaker Buchanan: Being no further amendments, the questions is, shall the Temporary House Rules and Joint Rules, as amended, be adopted as the Permanent Rules of the House of Representatives of the 61st Legislature. A majority vote is required for the adoption of the motion.

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas B, Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn., Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflict 0

Speaker Buchanan: By your vote, you have adopted the Temporary House Rules and Joint Rules, as amended, to be the Permanent Rules of the House of Representatives of the 61st Legislature.

FIFTH DAY – AFTERNOON SESSION JANUARY 17, 2011

DEBATE AND FINAL ACTION ON ELECTION CONTEST

52 Representative Illoway moved adoption of the report of the Select Committee on Election Contest to reject the Election Contest relating to House District 45 and thereby determine that Matthias Greene is qualified to serve as the Representative for House District 45.

Pursuant to Joint Rule 15, Speaker Buchanan opened the motion for debate. Note: An electronic recording of the debate on the motion is on file in the Legislative Service Office.

Following debate, Speaker Buchanan announced the motion is to reject the Election Contest relating to the election of Matthias Greene in House District 45. He explained that an aye vote is a vote to reject the Election Contest and to determine that Matthias Greene is qualified to serve as the Representative for House District 45. A no vote is a vote to sustain the Election Contest and to determine that Matthias Greene is not qualified to serve as the Representative for House District 45. Pursuant to Joint Rule 15, the vote required is a majority of the members present.

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Blikre, Bonner, Brechtel, Brown, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Greear, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pedersen, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Stubson, Teeters, Vranish and Wallis Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Botten, Byrd, Buchanan, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Illoway, Roscoe, Steward, Throne, Zwonitzer Dn. and Zwonitzer Dv. Excused: Representative (s) Goggles and Greene Ayes 42 Nays 16 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

Speaker Buchanan announced that a majority had voted to reject the Election Contest relating to the election of Matthias Greene in House District 45. It is therefore the determination of the House of Representatives that Matthias Greene is qualified to serve as the Representative for House District 45. Speaker Buchanan stated that pursuant to Joint Rule 15 the action of the House will be reported to the Governor and the Secretary of State.

Speaker Buchanan requested the following explanation of his vote be entered in the Journal:

"Pursuant to HR 13-6, I would like to explain my vote on the Election Contest. First, a bona fide analysis of the contest should not involve one's military service, although it is certainly an admirable trait and I honor that service. However, as a veteran myself, I feel consideration of this factor has no place in my decision, aside from military status allowing maintenance of residence while absent.

Second, a bona fide analysis of the contest should not involve one's political party. Although I am not a member of the contestant's party, I feel that the integrity of our constitution, our laws and our legislature rises above status, affiliation and personal feelings.

Third, a bona fide analysis of the contest should not involve the personalities involved. I have no doubt that the man sworn in to this body is

53 more than worthy of the task and I recognize that there have been warranted criticisms of his predecessor.

Fourth, although I certainly respect the votes of all cast in that election, the will of the people cannot stand alone without the force of law behind it unless we wish to re-define our republic and our democracy.

My vote and my decision was based solely on the facts as presented by the committee and the law, as I understand it, applied to those facts.

My analysis is such that I believe an actual residence or habitation had to be established in House District 45, and then in absence, the individual has the intention of returning. I have no doubt in my mind that there was intent to return, but I could not come to find in my own mind that there was ever a residence established, per statute, in House District 45. The individual certainly maintained his Wyoming residency while deployed, but was not in my analysis a resident under the Election Code in House District 45.

This was my analysis, and I voted my honest and sincere belief, with out regard to irrelevant matters and without judging an opinion or vote contrary to mine."

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H.B. No. 0001 General government appropriations-2.

Sponsored By: Joint Appropriations Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to supplemental appropriations for the operation of state government; increasing or decreasing certain amounts; adjusting the number of authorized positions; modifying prior appropriations; making additional appropriations; making certain appropriations subject to the terms and conditions specified; and providing for an effective date.

2/3/2011 Bill Number Assigned 2/3/2011 H Received for Introduction 2/14/2011 H Introduced and Referred to COW 2/14/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0001H2001/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 045. Department of Transportation (Airport Improvements) * * * * * * * * * * Page 24-line 1 After "committee" insert ", the select committee on air transportation". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. ILLOWAY

HB0001H2002/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 39. WILDLIFE/NATURAL RES TRUST (Wildlife Trust Account) * * * * * * * * * * Page 20-line 15 Under GENERAL FUND decrease amount by "1,500,000". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. KROEKER

HB0001H2003/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 048. Department of Health (Rural & Frontier Health) * * * * * * * * * * Page 25-line 9 After "1." insert ", 16."; Under GENERAL FUND increase amount by "300,000". Page 30-After 16 Insert: "16. The increased general fund appropriation provided with this footnote shall be expended only for the Wyoming physician and dentist loan repayment program authorized by W.S. 9-2-118.". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. LUBNAU

HB0001H2005/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 048. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH (Division on Aging) * * * * * * * * * *

55 Page 26-line 17 Under GENERAL FUND decrease amount by "500,000". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. KROEKER

HB0001H2006/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 057. COMMUNITY COLLEGE COMMISSION (Public Television) * * * * * * * * * * Page 32-line 21 Delete all new language and reinsert all stricken language. Page 32-line 22 Delete entirely. Page 33-lines 18 through 25 Delete entirely. Page 34-lines 1 through 13 Delete entirely. Page 34-After line 13 Delete the Illoway, et al., second reading amendment (HB001H2007/AE) to this line. To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. KROEKER

HB0001H2007/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): 057. Community College Commission (Public Television) * * * * * * * * * * Page 34-after line 13 Insert: "(v) Funds appropriated pursuant to this footnote shall be continuously appropriated pursuant to the terms of this footnote until June 30, 2016, at which time all unexpended, unobligated funds not transferred to the matching funds account shall revert to the general fund.". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. ILLOWAY, GINGERY, MILLER

HB0001H2008/FAILED (CORRECTED COPY) [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 066. Wyoming Tourism Board (Wyoming Tourism Board) * * * * * * * * * * Page 34-line 19 Under GENERAL FUND decrease amount by "450,000". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. KROEKER

HB0001H2009/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 067. UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING (State Aid) * * * * * * * * * * Page 35-line 9 After "4." Insert ", 5.". Page 37-After line 2 insert: "5. On or before December 1, 2011, the university shall report to the joint appropriations interim committee on university programs and student services which assist or support student academic success, together with recommendations for improvement of student year-to-year retention and completion of degree programs. The report shall provide the committee with a comprehensive review of existing programs and services, an evaluation of program effectiveness and recommended measures required to improve student retention and degree completion.".

56 To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. STEWARD

HB0001H2010/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 346. AML FUNDING - II * * * * * * * * * * Page 65-line 2 Delete "projects" insert "project". Page 65-line 6 Delete ";" insert ".". Page 65-lines 8 through 10 Delete entirely. To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. ILLOWAY

HB0001H2011/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Addition to 300 Sections * * * * * * * * * * Page 83-line 1 Insert the following new section and renumber as necessary: "[ETHANOL TAX CREDIT RECOUPMENT] Section 351. (a) The department of transportation shall prepare and certify a report to the state treasurer of tax credits redeemed under W.S. 39-17-109(d) in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2011. The report shall be completed not later than June 1, 2012. The state treasurer shall distribute an amount equal to the tax credits redeemed under W.S. 39-17-109(d), as reported by the department, in the manner provided in W.S. 39-17-111(d). To the extent the appropriation in this section is less than the amount of the credits redeemed, the funds distributed shall be reduced pro rata. (b) There is appropriated from the general fund to the state treasurer three million dollars ($3,000,000.00), or as much thereof as may be necessary, for the purposes of this section. Any unexpended, unobligated funds remaining from this appropriation shall revert as provided by law on June 30, 2012.". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. MADDEN, GOGGLES, MILLER, SEMLEK

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Madden, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Patton, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Stubson, Throne, Vranish, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Berger, Brechtel, Burkhart, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Loucks, Lubnau, McKim, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Pederson, Quarberg, Steward, Teeters and Wallis Excused: Representative(s) Buchanan Ayes 35 Nays 24 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0001H2012/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Addition to 300 Sections * * * * * * * * * * Page 83-line 1 Insert the following new section and renumber as necessary:

57 "[CRITICAL ACCESS AND RURAL HOSPITAL TECHNOLOGY GRANTS] Section 351. (a) There is appropriated two million dollars ($2,000,000.00) from the general fund to the department of health. This appropriation shall be for the period ending June 30, 2012. This appropriation shall only be expended for the purpose of funding grants under this section. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, this appropriation shall not be transferred or expended for any other purpose and any unexpended, unobligated funds remaining from this appropriation shall revert as provided by law on June 30, 2012. (b) The department of health shall, by rule and regulation, administer a grant program to fund technologies at critical access or rural hospitals, as defined in W.S. 35-1-1002(a)(ii), to meet requirements to become meaningful users of electronic health records under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. The department shall base criteria for grants under this section on the needs of hospitals to provide care and services and the needs of hospitals to meet the federal directive to convert to electronic health records. No single grant under the program shall exceed four hundred thousand dollars ($400,000.00).". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. BONNER, HUNT, LUBNAU, SEMLEK

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Brown, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Goggles, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Patton, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Throne, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dn. Nays: Representative(s) Botten, Brechtel, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Harshman, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Loucks, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Shepperson, Stubson, Teeters, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Buchanan Ayes 37 Nays 22 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0001H2013/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 048. Department of Health (Developmental Disabilities) * * * * * * * * * * Page 26-line 10 After "Disabilities" insert "16."; Under FEDERAL FUND increase amount by "2,246,135". Page 26-line 11 Under GENERAL FUND increase amount by "2,246,135". Page 30-After line 16 Insert: "16. Of this general fund appropriation, two million two hundred forty-six thousand one hundred thirty-five dollars ($2,246,135.00), and of this federal fund appropriation, two million two hundred forty-six thousand one hundred thirty-five dollars ($2,246,135.00) shall only be expended in the 600 series to fund a four percent (4%) increase in service rates of the home and community-based waivers administered by the developmental disabilities division for the period beginning July 1, 2011 and ending June 30, 2012. This appropriation shall be in addition to any other amounts appropriated for home and community-based waiver programs and an amount equal to twice this appropriation shall be included in the department's 2013-2014 standard budget request.".

58 To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. DAVISON, BOTTEN, CRAFT, ESQUIBEL, K.

HB0001H2014/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 001. Office of the Governor (Administration) * * * * * * * * * * Page 6-line 8 After "7." insert ", 8."; Under GENERAL FUND increase amount by "10,000". Page 8-After line 17 Insert: "8. Of this general fund appropriation, ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00) shall only be used for purchasing chinaware and flatware for the governor's residence.". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. BERGER

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, McOmie, Miller, Nicholas, B., Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Steward, Teeters, Throne, Vranish and Wallis Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Davison, Gingery, Jaggi, Kroeker, Madden, McKim, Moniz, Peasley, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Stubson and Zwonitzer, Dn. Excused: Representative(s) Patton and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 44 Nays 14 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0001H2015/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 039. Wildlife/Natural Res Trust (Wildlife Trust Account) * * * * * * * * * * Page 20-line 15 Under GENERAL FUND increase amount by "1,250,000". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. BYRD

HB0001H2016/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 040. Game and Fish Commission (Aquatic Invasive Species) * * * * * * * * * * Page 21-line 7 Under GENERAL FUND increase amount by "504,971". Page 21-line 16 Increase Full Time positions by "4". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. BROWN, DAVISON, MCOMIE

HB0001H2017/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): 335. [LOCAL GOVERNMENT DISTRIBUTIONS] * * * * * * * * * * Page 55-line 2 After "330" insert ", 335(a)(intro), (b)(intro), (c)(intro), (d)(intro) and (e)(intro)".

59 Page 58-After line 9 Insert: "[LOCAL GOVERNMENT DISTRIBUTIONS] Section 335. (a) From funds within the permanent Wyoming mineral trust fund reserve account which, except for section 301 of this act, would be deposited to the permanent Wyoming mineral trust fund pursuant to W.S. 9-4-719(b) on June 30, 2010, there is appropriated twenty million dollars ($20,000,000.00) and from the general fund there is appropriated sixty-seven million four hundred fifty-six thousand five hundred sixty dollars ($67,456,560.00) to be distributed in two (2) equal payments as provided in subsections (b) through (e) of this section. Additionally, for fiscal year 2012 only, from the general fund there is appropriated ten million dollars ($10,000,000.00) which shall be distributed in the manner provided in subsections (b) through (e) of this section, except that the entire distribution of these additional general funds shall occur on August 15, 2011. The appropriations in this section shall be to the office of state lands and investments to be allocated pursuant to the following and as further provided in this section: [CITY AND TOWN DIRECT DISTRIBUTION ALLOCATIONS] (b) Funds appropriated in paragraph (a)(i) of this section are to be distributed to cities and towns in two (2) equal distributions on August 15, 2010 and on August 15,2011, except the additional general funds specified in the introductory subsection (a) of this section shall be distributed in a single distribution on August 15, 2011, subject to the following: [COUNTY DIRECT DISTRIBUTION ALLOCATIONS] (c) Funds appropriated in paragraph (a)(ii) of this section are to be distributed to counties in two (2) equal distributions on August 15, 2010 and on August 15, 2011, except the additional general funds specified in the introductory subsection (a) of this section shall be distributed in a single distribution on August 15, 2011. From these distributions each county shall receive the following: [CITY AND TOWN REVENUE CHALLENGED ALLOCATIONS] (d) Funds appropriated in paragraph (a)(iii) of this section are to be distributed to eligible cities and towns in two (2) equal distributions on August 15, 2010 and on August 15, 2011, except the additional general funds specified in the introductory subsection (a) of this section shall be distributed in a single distribution on August 15, 2011, subject to the following: [COUNTY REVENUE CHALLENGED ALLOCATIONS] (e) Funds appropriated in paragraph (a)(iv) of this section are to be distributed to eligible counties in two (2) equal distributions on August 15, 2010 and on August 15, 2011 , except the additional general funds specified in the introductory subsection (a) of this section shall be distributed in a single distribution on August 15, 2011. The office of state lands and investments shall calculate the amounts to be distributed to eligible counties as determined by this subsection as follows: To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. MADDEN, BUCHANAN, STUBSON, THRONE

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Semlek,

60 Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Peasley, Roscoe and Wallis Ayes 56 Nays 4 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0001H2018/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 60. Office of State Lands and Investments (Operations) * * * * * * * * * Page 6-line 1 After "057," insert "060,". Page 34-after line 13 Insert: Section 060. STATE LANDS AND INVESTMENTS

PROGRAM Operations 1., 2. 17,269,515 47,672,580 1,640,000S1 17,319,515 1,172,229 S5 2,550,811SR 70,305,135 Forestry 8,251,196 856,923 2,226,000SR 11,334,119 County Emergency Suppression 350,000AG 2,230,000SR 2,580,000 Fire 4,033,149 4,176,380 8,209,529 Mineral Royalty Grants 33,400,000S4 33,400,000 Federal Forestry Grants 6,150,000 6,150,000 Transportation Enterprise Fund 2,000,000AG 2,000,000 TOTALS 29,553,860 58,855,883 45,569,040 133,978,783 29,603,860 AUTHORIZED EMPLOYEES Full Time 108 Part Time 4 TOTAL 112

1. Any unexpended, unobligated funds remaining in the state lands trust preservation account at the end of the 2009-2010 biennium shall not revert and are hereby reappropriated and shall be expended for the purpose of funding projects that will preserve the value or revenue generating capacity of state trust lands or mineral assets approved by the board of land commissioners pursuant to its rules. This footnote is effective immediately. 2. Of this general fund appropriation, fifty thousand dollars ($50,000.00) shall only be expended to construct a partition fence around the perimeter of Ranch A. No expenditure shall be made for these purposes unless one-half (1/2) of the costs are borne by owners of adjacent lands as provided for in W.S. 11-28-106. Notwithstanding W.S. 9-2-1008, 9-2-1012(e) and 9-4-207(a), unexpended and unobligated funds appropriated with this footnote shall not lapse on June 30, 2012, but shall revert to the general fund on June 30, 2014.". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. SEMLEK

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Brown, Buchanan, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Goggles, Harvey, Illoway, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Moniz, Patton, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dn.

61 Nays: Representative(s) Botten, Brechtel, Burkhart, Edmonds, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Hunt, Jaggi, Kroeker, Loucks, McKim, Miller, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Quarberg, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 36 Nays 24 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0001H2019/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Addition to 300 Sections * * * * * * * * * * Page 83-line 1 Insert the following new section and renumber as necessary: "[ZERO BASED BUDGETING PILOT PROJECT] Section 351. Notwithstanding W.S. 9-2-1011 and 9-2-1012, for the development of the 2013- 2014 budget, the joint appropriations interim committee shall select two (2) state agencies and require those agencies to submit a zero-based budget. The committee shall notify the agencies selected, the governor's office and the department of administration and information not later than May 1, 2011. The agencies, the department of administration and information and the governor's office shall consult with the committee regarding the format required for zero-based budgeting under this section. For purposes of this section, "zero-based budget" means a budget that is presented without regard to any previous level of services or personnel during any preceding biennium.". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. JAGGI, QUARBERG

HB0001H2021/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 002. Secretary of State * * * * * * * * * Page 6-line 1 Delete "002,". Page 9-lines 2 through 24 Delete entirely. Page 10-lines 1 and 2 Delete entirely. To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. QUARBERG, KROEKER

HB0001H2022/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 001. Office of the Governor (Administration) * * * * * * * * * * Page 6-line 8 After "7." insert ", 8.". Page 6-line 9 Under GENERAL FUND increase amount by "1,000,000". Page 8-After line 17 Insert: "8. Of this general fund appropriation, one million dollars ($1,000,000.00) shall only be expended for purposes of grants to rural fire districts impacted by mineral exploration and production in southeast Wyoming. Any rural fire district impacted may submit to the board of county commissioners of the county in which it is located a request for grant funds. The applicable boards of county commissioners may review the requests and submit to the governor's office an application for the award of a grant if the board finds the grant will support the purchase of supplies or equipment necessary to the standard operation of the rural fire district to mitigate the impacts of mineral exploration and production. No grant funds shall be used for any major equipment purchase. The governor's office shall establish a time

62 period or periods for grant applications and for awarding grants to impacted rural fire districts. In awarding grants the governor's office shall consider the impact of development and local and other resources available to the impacted rural fire districts, and shall give priority consideration to those rural fire districts lacking resources to address impacts. Grants under this footnote shall be limited to not more than four hundred thousand dollars ($400,000.00) awarded in any individual county.". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. TEETERS

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Bonner, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Greear, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Kasperik, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Roscoe, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Botten, Gingery, Goggles, Harshman, Jaggi, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, McKim, Miller, Patton, Petroff, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson and Steward Ayes 40 Nays 20 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0001H2023/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 057. COMMUNITY COLLEGE COMMISSION (State Aid) * * * * * * * * * * Page 32-line 12 After "Aid" insert "4.". Page 34-After line 13 insert: "4. Of this general fund appropriation and for the period commencing on the effective date of this footnote through June 30, 2012, not more than forty-five thousand dollars ($45,000.00) shall be expended by the Wyoming community college commission to oversee and monitor the implementation of the minimum educational standards required under the post secondary education enrollment options program pursuant to W.S. 21-2-201. Working with high schools, community colleges and boards of cooperative educational services, the commission shall not later than January 1, 2012, report to the joint education interim committee on compliance with the requirements of W.S. 21-20-201, together with an analysis and reporting of revenues and expenditures under this program.". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. CRAFT, CONNOLLY, KRONE

HB0001H2026/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): 057. Community College Commission (CWC Health & Science Center) (NWCCD Big West Academic Center) * * * * * * * * * * Page 52-after line 18 Insert: "CWC Health & Science Center"; Under GENERAL FUND increase amount by "6,550,000"; Under OTHER FUNDS increase amount by "11,500,000PR"; "NWCCD Big West Academic Center"; Under GENERAL FUND increase amount by "7,500,000"; Under OTHER FUNDS increase amount by "7,500,000PR".

63 To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. MILLER, GOGGLES, MCOMIE, PATTON

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Shepperson, Stubson, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Davison, Edmonds, Gay, Harshman, Jaggi, Kroeker, Peasley, Semlek, Steward and Teeters Ayes 47 Nays 13 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0001H2027/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 003. State Auditor (State Employee Compensation) * * * * * * * * * * Page 10-line 9 After "3." insert ", 5."; under GENERAL FUND increase amount by "3,131,455". Page 11-After line 25 Insert: "5. Of this general fund appropriation, three million one hundred thirty-one thousand four hundred fifty-five dollars ($3,131,455.00) shall only be used for cost of living increases not to exceed one percent (1%) for executive branch state employees, excluding employees of the University of Wyoming. For state executive branch agency employers whose salaries are paid from nongeneral fund sources there is appropriated from those accounts and funds amounts necessary to provide a cost of living increase equal to the amount provided by this footnote.". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. ZWONITZER, DN.

HB0001H2028/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 051. Livestock Board (Administration) * * * * * * * * * * Page 31-line 4 After "Administration" insert "3.". Page 32-After line 6 Insert: "3. As part of any computerization effort by the board, the board shall include efforts to process and issue G-forms electronically and efforts to maintain a database to allow timely tracking and monitoring of G-forms at the Cheyenne office.". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. WALLIS

HB0001H2029/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED] [CAPITAL CONSTRUCTION] Budget(s): Section 006. ADMINISTRATION AND INFORMATION. (A&I Safeway Bldg.-Level I and II Design) * * * * * * * * * * Page 49-line 8 After "Design" insert "8.". Page 52-After line 5 Insert:

64 "8. Prior to the completion of the Level II design for the Safeway building site, the state building commission shall hold public hearings and receive public comment pursuant to W.S. 9-5-107(f), 9-5-108(b)(ii), and chapter IV of the rules and regulations of the state building commission.". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. THRONE, BYRD

HB0001H2031/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 003. STATE AUDITOR (State Employee Compensation) * * * * * * * * * * Page 10-line 9 After "State Employee Compensation" insert "5."; under GENERAL FUND increase amount by "1,566,000". Page 11-after line 25 Insert: "5. Of this general fund appropriation, one million five hundred sixty-six thousand dollars ($1,566,000.00) shall be expended for one (1) time performance-based awards for executive branch employees during fiscal year 2012, not to exceed five hundred dollars ($500.00) per employee. Performance-based awards granted under this section shall be limited to executive branch employees who exceed their job performance expectations and shall be based on a rigorous performance evaluation process developed by the human resources division of the department of administration and information and approved by the director of the department and the governor. Performance-based awards granted under this footnote shall be approved by the director or other agency head of the employee's agency.". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. GOGGLES, CRAFT

HB0001H2032/ADOPTED [MULTIPLE BUDGETS AFFECTED] (Technical corrections) Section Under Consideration: Section 003. State Auditor (Employee Insurance) Other Budget(s) Affected: Section 048. Department of Health (Community & Public Health) (Health Care Financing) [CAPITAL CONSTRUCTION] Budget(s): Section 057 COMMUNITY COLLEGE COMMISSION Section 067 UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING Section 346. [AML FUNDING - II] * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Page 11-line 18 After "executive" insert ", legislative and judicial". Page 25-line 11 Delete "Public" insert "Family". Page 25-line 16 Delete "580,852,259" insert "580,852,259". Page 52-line 10 Strike "32,000,000PR" insert "16,000,000PR". Page 68-line 13 Delete "(c)" insert "(d)"; delete ":" insert "the city of Laramie has vacated that portion of Lewis street between tenth and fourteenth streets.". Page 68-lines 15 through 20 Delete entirely. Page 69-line 4 Delete "(c)" insert "(d)". Page 69-line 7 Delete "(c)" insert "(d)". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. BERGER

65 HB0001H2033/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 066. WYOMING TOURISM BOARD (Wyoming Tourism Board) * * * * * * * * * * Delete the Kroeker second reading amendment (HB001H2008/A) entirely. Page 34-line 18 After "Board" insert "1.". Page 35-After line 4 Insert: "1. Of this general fund appropriation, one million three hundred fifty thousand dollars ($1,350,000.00) shall only be expended to maximize marketing efforts in markets in which the tourism board has an established advertising presence.". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. BERGER

HB0001H2034/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 301. [SPENDING POLICY RESERVE ACCOUNTS] * * * * * * * * * * Page 55-line 2 After "300," insert "301,". Page 56-After line 3 Insert: "Section 301. (a) Notwithstanding W.S. 9-4-719(b) no funds within the permanent Wyoming mineral trust fund reserve account shall be credited to the permanent mineral trust fund until June 30, 2012. (b) Notwithstanding W.S. 9-4-719(f) no funds within the common school permanent fund reserve account shall be credited to the common school account within the permanent land fund until June 30, 2012. (c) Notwithstanding W.S. 9-4-719(k) no funds within the higher education endowment reserve account shall be credited to the excellence in higher education endowment fund created by W.S. 9-4-204(u)(vi) until June 30, 2012. (d) Notwithstanding W.S. 21-16-1302(b) no funds within the Hathaway student scholarship reserve account shall be credited to the Hathaway student scholarship endowment fund created by W.S. 9-4-204(u)(vii) until June 30, 2012. (e) This section is effective immediately.". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. BERGER

HB0001H2035/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): [CAPITAL CONSTRUCTION] Section 006. Administration and Information (A&I State Bldg. Comm. Contingency) * * * * * * * * * * Page 49-line 4 After "5." insert ", 8."; Under GENERAL FUND increase amount by "1,000,000". Page 52-After line 5 Insert: "8. Of this general fund appropriation, one million dollars ($1,000,000.00) shall only be expended for acquisition of lands for a new governor's mansion. The department of administration and information, construction management division shall consult with a committee consisting of the first lady, two (2) senators appointed by the president of the senate and two (2) representatives appointed by the speaker of the house prior to recommending expenditure of funds appropriated under this footnote.".

66 To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. BERGER

HB0001H2036/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 080. DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS (Corrections Operations) * * * * * * * * * * Page 39-line 7 Strike "during fiscal year 2011". Page 39-line 11 Strike "exception" insert "standard"; strike "year 2012" insert "years 2013 and 2014". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. BERGER

HB0001H2038/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Addition to 300 Sections * * * * * * * * * * Page 83-line 1 Insert the following new section and renumber as necessary: "[GOVERNOR'S MANSION MATCHING ACCOUNT] Section 351. (a) There is created a governor's mansion challenge account. The account shall be used to receive gifts to the state which by the terms of the gift are to be used for the design and construction of a new governor's mansion. To the extent funds are available from this appropriation the state treasurer shall match gift amounts deposited to the account. (b) There is appropriated two million five hundred thousand dollars ($2,500,000.00) from the general fund to the state treasurer's office to be deposited to the account as provided in this section. (c) The state treasurer shall invest funds within the account and earnings from account investments shall accrue to the account. (d) Notwithstanding W.S. 9-2-1008, 9-2-1012(e) or 9-4-207, neither the appropriation under this section nor funds within the account shall lapse or revert until directed by the legislature.". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. NICHOLAS, B., BROWN, HARVEY, STUBSON

HB0001H2039/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): 048. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH (Community and Public Health) * * * * * * * * * * Page 25-line 14 Under OTHER FUNDS increase amount by "20,000TT". Page 30-line 3 Delete "forty-two thousand five hundred dollars ($42,500.00)" insert "sixty-two thousand five hundred dollars ($62,500.00)". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. ESQUIBEL, K., BYRD

2/15/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

HB0001H3001/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): 346. AML Funding - II * * * * * * * * * *

67 Page 65-after line 10 Insert and renumber: "(iii) Fifty million dollars ($50,000,000.00) to the department of administration and information for the Michael B. Enzi science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) undergraduate teaching laboratory to be located on the University of Wyoming campus in Laramie as designated by the board of trustees of the university. The department of administration and information shall: (A) Be the primary fiscal and contracting agent for the laboratory; (B) Design and construct the laboratory to meet the programmatic needs specified by the University of Wyoming and to be consistent with campus construction standards, including landscaping; and (C) Work in cooperation with and seek input from the University of Wyoming throughout the planning, design and construction process.". Page 65-lines 17 and 18 Delete and renumber. Page 66-line 1 Delete "(ii)" insert "(i)". Page 66-line 5 Delete "(iii)" insert "(ii)". Page 67-line 5 Delete "(d)(iii)(B)" insert "(d)(ii)(B)". Page 67-line 19 Delete ", (ii) and (iii)" insert "and (ii)". Page 68-line 1 After "subject to" insert "paragraph (c)(iii) and". Page 68-line 6 Delete "(d)(i)" insert "(c)(iii)". Page 68-line 8 Delete "(d)(ii)" insert "(d)(i)". Page 68-line 10 Delete "(d)(iii)" insert "(d)(ii)". Page 68-line 13 Delete including the Berger second reading Amendment (HB0001H2032/A) to this line and further amend as follows: insert "building specified in paragraph (c)(iii) of this section shall commence until after the city of Laramie has resolved to vacate Lewis street between ninth and fourteenth streets, subject to the following: (i) The city may, if necessary, reserve easements for access and utilities; (ii) The university shall offer to acquire all real property in Laramie located on Lewis street between tenth and fourteenth streets; (iii) The university shall develop, in consultation with the city of Laramie, a plan for the vacated Lewis street to allow for access for transit buses and vehicles including for special events, for access for emergency and utility vehicles and for continued access to any remaining privately owned parcels; (iv) The city may vacate Lewis street in stages to accommodate community needs; (v) The university shall develop a plan to incorporate consistent landscaping for the growth of the campus to the north of Lewis street; and (vi) The university shall report to the joint appropriations interim committee not later than December 1, 2011 regarding the status of any offers to affected real property owners, the vacation of Lewis street under this subsection and the landscaping and access plans required under this subsection.". Page 69-line 4 Delete the Berger second reading Amendment (HB0001H2032/A) to this line and further amend as follows: delete "(c)(i)" insert "(c)(iii)". Page 69-line 7 Delete the Berger second reading Amendment (HB0001H2032/A) to this line and further amend as follows: delete "(c)(i)" insert "(c)(iii)".

68 To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. BROWN

HB0001H3003/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Addition to 300 Sections * * * * * * * * * * Page 83-line 1 Insert the following new section and renumber as necessary: "[LAND AND WATER CONSERVATION GRANTS] Section 351. There is appropriated seventy-five thousand dollars ($75,000.00) from the general fund to the state treasurer to be expended only as provided in W.S. 36-4-112 as if the funds were federal funds received under that section.". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. BYRD

HB0001H3004/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 067. University of Wyoming (State Aid) * * * * * * * * * * Page 37-After line 2 In the Steward second reading amendment (HB0001H2009/A) to this line, after "joint appropriations interim committee" insert "and the joint education interim committee"; after "shall provide the" delete "committee" insert "committees". MCOMIE, PATTON, TEETERS

HB0001H3005/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): [CAPITAL CONSTRUCTION] Section 006. Administration and Information (Military Dept. Vet Cemetery Road/Bridge) * * * * * * * * * * Page 49-line 21 After "Bridge" insert "8.". Page 52-After line 5 Insert: "8. No funds from this appropriation shall be expended until a memorandum of agreement has been executed between the town of Evansville and the Wyoming military department specifying access to the roadway, required signage and responsibility for maintenance and repairs.". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. HARSHMAN, MADDEN

HB0001H3006/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 048. Department of Health (Health Care Financing) * * * * * * * * * * Page 25-line 15 Strike "5.,". Page 27-lines 22 through 24 Strike entirely. To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. LUBNAU, BUCHANAN

HB0001H3007/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED]

69 [CAPITAL CONSTRUCTION] Budget(s): 057. Community College Commission (CWC Health & Science Center) (NWCCD Big West Academic Center) * * * * * * * * * * Delete the Miller, et al., second reading amendment (HB0001H2026/A) entirely. Further amend as follows: Page 52-line 15 Under GENERAL FUND increase amount by "7,500,000"; Under OTHER FUNDS decrease amount by "7,500,000PR". Page 52-after line 18 Insert: "CWC Health & Science Center"; Under GENERAL FUND increase amount by "6,550,000"; Under OTHER FUNDS increase amount by "11,500,000PR". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. MILLER, BERGER

HB0001H3008/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 002. Secretary of State (Administration) * * * * * * * * * * Page 9-line 5 After "3." insert ", 4.". Page 10-After line 2 Insert: "4. By February 1, 2012, the secretary of state shall reconstruct the Wyoming campaign finance information system database to create a user- friendly interface based on feedback from users during the 2010 campaign season.". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. MADDEN, PETERSEN

HB0001H3009/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Addition to 300 Sections * * * * * * * * * * Page 83-line 1 Insert the following new section and renumber as necessary: "[REVIEW OF STATE CONTROL OF LAND] Section 351. (a) The office of the attorney general shall review current Wyoming Statues 36-12-101 through 36-12-109 and report by October 1, 2011, to the joint minerals, business and economic development interim committee, the joint agriculture, state and public lands and water resources interim committee, and the joint judiciary interim committee: (i) The status of the management plan required pursuant to W.S. 36-12-102; (ii) The legal feasibility of fully implementing W.S. 36-12-101 through 36-12-109. (b) Any committee receiving the report may prepare for introduction in the 2012 budget session legislation the committee determines appropriate to modify the provisions of W.S. 36-12-101 through 36-12-109.". KROEKER, QUARBERG, ZWONITZER, DV.

HB0001H3010/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Addition to 300 Sections * * * * * * * * * *

70 Page 83-line 1 Insert the following new section and renumber as necessary: "[GOVERNMENT CONTINUITY TASK FORCE] Section 351. (a) There is created a government continuity task force consisting of the following members: (i) Two (2) senators appointed by the president of the senate; (ii) Two (2) representatives appointed by the speaker of the house; (iii) The director of the department of homeland security or his designee; (iv) The attorney general or his designee; (v) The adjutant general or his designee; (vi) The director of the department of agriculture or his designee; and (vii) The director of the oil and gas conservation commission or his designee. (b) The task force shall study potential impacts on Wyoming of, and preparation of the government and the people of Wyoming for, a potential disruption of the United States federal government including, but not limited to: (i) Potential effects of the rapid decline of the United States dollar and the ability to quickly provide an alternative currency; (ii) Potential effects of a situation in which the federal government has no effective power or authority over the people of the United States; (iii) Potential effects of a constitutional crisis; (iv) Coordination between the governor's office, Wyoming national guard and any federal military in Wyoming; (v) Potential effects of a disruption in food distribution; (vi) Potential effects of a disruption in energy distribution. (c) The task force shall submit a report and recommendations with respect to the issues specified in subsection (b) of this section to the governor and the legislature by December 1, 2011. (d) Members of the task force who are legislators shall be paid salary, per diem and mileage as provided in W.S. 28-5-101 for their official duties as members of the task force. Members of the task force who are state employees shall not be paid any additional salary for their official duties as members of the task force. The legislative service office shall staff the task force. (e) There is appropriated from the general fund fifty thousand dollars ($50,000.00) to the legislative service office for purposes of this section and payment of salary, per diem and mileage for legislative task force members.". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. MILLER, JAGGI, QUARBERG, SHEPPERSON

HB0001H3011/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 205. EDUCATION-SCHOOL FINANCE (School Foundation Program) * * * * * * * * * * Page 45-line 4 After "Pgm" insert ", 4.". Page 47-Before line 2 Insert: "4. Effective school year 2011-2012, interest, capital gains and any other earnings on funds held by a district during school year 2010-2011, excluding

71 interest earnings on the separate major building and facility repair and replacement account established under W.S. 21-15-109, shall be deemed state revenues and shall be considered when determining the amount to be distributed to each district under W.S. 21-13-311.". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. McOMIE, TEETERS

HB0001H3012/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 343. [DATA CENTER RECRUITMENT] * * * * * * * * * * Page 61-lines 1 through 18 Delete entirely. Page 62-lines 1 through 17 Delete entirely. To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. QUARBERG

HB0001H3013/FAILED (CORRECTED COPY) [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): 048. Department of Health (Health Care Financing) * * * * * * * * * * Page 25-line 16 Under GENERAL FUND increase amount by "15,000,000"; Under FEDERAL FUND increase amount by "15,000,000". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. BERGER, HARVEY

HB0001H3014/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] [CAPITAL CONSTRUCTION] Budget(s): 006. Administration and Information (Dept. of Corr. WWC Parent Child Program) * * * * * * * * * * Page 50-line 14 Under GENERAL FUND increase amount by "1,159,641". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. THRONE, WALLIS

HB0001H3015/FAILED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): 048. Department of Health (Developmental Disabilities) * * * * * * * * * * Page 26-line 10 After "Disabilities" insert "16."; Under FEDERAL FUND increase amount by "1,123,068". Page 26-line 11 Under GENERAL FUND increase amount by "1,123,068". Page 30-after line 16 Insert: "16. Of this general fund appropriation, one million one hundred twenty- three thousand sixty-eight dollars ($1,123,068.00), and of this federal fund appropriation, one million one hundred twenty-three thousand sixty-eight dollars ($1,123,068.00) shall only be expended in the 600 series to fund a two percent (2%) increase in service rates of the home and community-based waivers administered by the developmental disabilities division for the period beginning July 1, 2011 and ending June 30, 2012. This appropriation shall be in addition to any other amounts appropriated for home and community-based waiver programs and an amount equal to twice this appropriation shall be included in the agency's 2013-2014 standard budget request.".

72 To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. CRAFT, BOTTEN

HB0001H3016/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 020. Dept. of Environmental Quality * * * * * * * * * * Page 18-line 15 Increase Full Time positions by "2". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. THRONE, MILLER

HB0001H3017/ADOPTED [MULTIPLE BUDGETS AFFECTED] Section Under Consideration: Section 048. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH (Health Care Financing) Other Budget(s) Affected: Section 306. [MEDICAID CONTINGENCY APPROPRIATIONS] * * * * * * * * * * Page 25-line 16 Under GENERAL FUND increase amount by "25,000,000"; Under FEDERAL FUND increase amount by "25,000,000". Page 56-lines 5 Strike "CONTINGENCY APPROPRIATIONS" insert "PLAN". Page 56-lines 9 through 19 Strike and delete entirely. Page 57-line 1 Delete "(b)". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. BERGER

HB0001H3018/ADOPTED [MULTIPLE BUDGETS AFFECTED] Section Under Consideration: [CAPITAL CONSTRUCTION] Section: 057. COMMUNITY COLLEGE COMMISSION (CC Student Union/UWCC Building) Other Budget(s) Affected: [CAPITAL CONSTRUCTION] Section: 067. UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING (UW/Casper College Joint Facility)

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * Page 52-line 10 After "Building" insert "4.". Page 53-after line 7 Insert: "4. The total cost of construction of the joint facility, including the university's contribution of funding shall not exceed thirty-two million dollars ($32,000,000.00).". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. BERGER

HB0001H3019/ADOPTED (CORRECTED COPY) [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Addition to 300 Sections * * * * * * * * * * Page 83-After line 1 Insert the following new section and renumber as necessary: "[MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE LANDFILL ACCOUNT] Section 351. There is appropriated fifteen million dollars ($15,000,000.00) from the budget reserve account to the municipal solid waste landfill account, which is hereby created. Amounts from the account shall only be expended for the

73 remediation of high priority municipal solid waste landfill sites based on a priority list developed by the department of environmental quality and approved by the legislature. Remaining balances in this account shall not revert until further action of the legislature. The governor shall include additional funding of not less than fifteen million dollars ($15,000,000.00) per year for this account for ongoing remediation efforts in his 2013-2014 budget recommendations.". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. LOCKHART, BERGER

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Moniz, Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Eklund, Gay, Greene, Jaggi, Kroeker, McKim, Miller, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Quarberg, Shepperson and Wallis Excused: Representative(s) Davison Ayes 45 Nays 14 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0001H3020/ADOPTED [BUDGET AFFECTED] Budget(s): Section 205. EDUCATION-SCHOOL FINANCE (School Foundation Program) * * * * * * * * * * Delete the McOmie, et al. third reading amendment (HB0001H3011/A). Further amend as follows: Page 45-line 4 After "Pgm" insert ", 4.". Page 47-Before line 2 Insert: "4. Effective school year 2011-2012, interest, capital gains and any other earnings attributable to funds subsequently recaptured pursuant to W.S. 21-13-102(b), which are held by a district during school year 2010-2011, excluding interest earnings on the separate major building and facility repair and replacement account established under W.S. 21-15-109, shall be deemed state revenues and shall be considered when determining the amount to be distributed to each district under W.S. 21-13-311.". To the extent required by this amendment: adjust totals; and renumber as necessary. BERGER

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Bonner, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Jaggi, Kroeker, Lockhart, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Pederson, Shepperson, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Blikre, Botten, Byrd, Campbell, Craft, Freeman, Goggles, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Kasperik, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Patton, Peasley, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Vranish and Wallis Excused: Representative(s) Davison and Petersen Ayes 33 Nays 25 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

74 2/17/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Connolly, Craft, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Childers, Edmonds, Gay, Jaggi, Kroeker, Miller, Peasley and Quarberg Excused: Representative(s) Davison Ayes 50 Nays 9 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/18/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S02 2/22/2011 Pursuant to Joint Rule 14-1 Sent to JCC01 2/22/2011 S Appointed JCC01 Members Senator(s) Hastert, Meier, Nicholas, P., Peterson, Von Flatern 2/22/2011 H Appointed JCC01 Members Representative(s) Berger, Esquibel, K., Harshman, Steward, Wallis 2/25/2011 See Mirror Bill SF0001

H.B. No. 0002 Wyoming health insurance pool-sunset.

Sponsored By: Joint Corporations, Elections and Political Subdivisions Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to health insurance; extending sunset date for Wyoming Health Insurance Pool Act; and providing for an effective date.

11/18/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 1/18/2011 H07 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Patton, Roscoe, Shepperson and Stubson Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/18/2011 H Placed on General File 1/19/2011 H Passed CoW 1/20/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/21/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart,

75 Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Brown, Davison, Goggles and McKim Ayes 56 Nays 0 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S07 2/8/2011 S07 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Case, Hines, Johnson, Martin and Scott Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Placed on General File 2/10/2011 S Passed CoW 2/11/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/14/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/14/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0011 2/14/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0011 2/15/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0011 2/18/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0011 2/18/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0056 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0003 Liquor license transfers.

Sponsored By: Joint Corporations, Elections and Political Subdivisions Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to alcohol; imposing and clarifying restrictions on liquor licensees failing to pay state sales tax; and providing for an effective date.

11/18/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 1/18/2011 H07 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Patton, Roscoe and Shepperson Excused: Representative(s) Stubson Ayes 8 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

76 1/18/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0003HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 19 Delete "July 1, 2011" insert "immediately upon completion of all acts necessary for a bill to become law as provided by Article 4, Section 8 of the Wyoming Constitution". ILLOWAY, CHAIRMAN

1/19/2011 H Passed CoW 1/20/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/21/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Brown, Davison, Goggles and McKim Ayes 56 Nays 0 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S07 2/3/2011 S07 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Hines, Johnson, Martin and Scott Conflicts: Senator(s) Case Ayes 4 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 1

2/3/2011 S Placed on General File 2/8/2011 S Passed CoW 2/9/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/10/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Excused: Senator(s) Perkins Conflicts: Senator(s) Case Ayes 28 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 1

2/10/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0001 2/11/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0001 2/11/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0001 2/15/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0001 2/24/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0005 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

77 H.B. No. 0004 Department of insurance-background checks.

Sponsored By: Joint Corporations, Elections and Political Subdivisions Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to insurance; providing for background checks for insurance providers, adjusters and insurance consultants; making conforming amendments; and providing for an effective date.

11/18/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 1/18/2011 H07 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Jaggi, Patton, Roscoe, Shepperson and Stubson Nays: Representative(s) Kroeker Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/18/2011 H Placed on General File 1/19/2011 H Passed CoW 1/20/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/21/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Edmonds, Gay, Harvey, Hunt, Kroeker, Miller, Peasley, Quarberg and Shepperson Excused: Representative(s) Brown, Davison, Goggles and McKim Ayes 46 Nays 10 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S07 2/8/2011 S07 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Case, Hines, Johnson, Martin and Scott Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Placed on General File 2/10/2011 S Passed CoW 2/11/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/14/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks,

78 Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/14/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0012 2/14/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0012 2/15/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0012 2/18/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0012 2/18/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0055 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0005 University revenue bond supplemental coverage.

Sponsored By: Select Committee on Capital Financing and Investments

AN ACT relating to the University of Wyoming; establishing a program to provide supplemental coverage for repayment of revenue bonds; providing for pledges of revenues and payment of bonds; specifying conditions and other provisions for operation of the program; and providing for an effective date.

11/18/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H02 1/25/2011 H02 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Esquibel, K., Pedersen, Steward and Wallis Excused: Representative(s) Edmonds and Harshman Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 H Placed on General File 1/26/2011 H Passed CoW 1/27/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/28/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Gay, Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 55 Nays 1 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/28/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S02 2/11/2011 S02 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Hastert, Meier, Nicholas, P., Peterson and Von Flatern

79 Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0005SS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 14 After "bonds." insert "In no case shall the board approve supplemental coverage for bonds if the sale of the bonds would reduce the ratio of university pledged revenue that is available for debt servicing to the cost of interest and principal payments to a level of less than two and five tenths (2.5) to one (1).". NICHOLAS, CHAIRMAN

2/16/2011 S Passed CoW 2/17/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/18/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/22/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Greear, Kasperik and Pederson Ayes 56 Nays 0 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/23/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0037 2/24/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0037 2/24/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0037 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0037 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0123 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0006 Packaging, labeling and advertising of honey- repeal.

Sponsored By: Joint Agriculture, State and Public Lands and Water Resources Interim Committee

80 AN ACT relating to agriculture; repealing provisions regulating packaging, labeling and advertising of honey; and providing for an effective date.

11/18/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05 1/25/2011 H05 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Campbell, Eklund, Hunt, Loucks, Moniz, Semlek and Zwonitzer, Dn. Excused: Representative(s) Davison Ayes 8 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 H Placed on General File 1/31/2011 H Passed CoW 2/1/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/2/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Absent: Representative(s) Loucks Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/2/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S05; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/9/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Nays: Senator(s) Bebout, Driskill, Emerich, Geis and Hicks Ayes 0 Nays 5 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 S Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to SR 7-3(c)

H.B. No. 0007 Wyoming Veterinary Medical Practice Act-2.

Sponsored By: Joint Agriculture, State and Public Lands and Water Resources Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to veterinarians; amending definitions relating to the practice of veterinary medicine; increasing board member salaries;

11/18/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05

81 2/2/2011 H05 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Campbell, Davison, Eklund, Hunt, Loucks, Moniz, Semlek and Zwonitzer, Dn. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0007HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 3 After ";" insert "eliminating the function of secretary-treasurer of the board of veterinary medicine; providing for a license renewal grace period; providing for a late fee;". Page 1-line 11 After "33-30-204(e)" insert "and (g) through (k), 33-30-206(b), 33-30-207(c)"; after "33-30-211" insert "(a), (b) and". Page 3-After line 16 Insert: "(g) At the annual meeting the board shall organize by electing from its membership a president and vice-president and such other officers as may be prescribed by rules. Officers of the board shall serve for terms of one (1) year and until successors are elected, without limitation on the number of terms an officer may serve. The president shall serve as chairman at the board meetings, except that in his absence the vice-president shall serve as chairman. The state veterinarian shall be ex officio member of the board and serve as secretary-treasurer of the board and shall receive no compensation for any duties imposed upon him by the board, except that he is entitled to the normal travel expenses allowed to state employees. (h) The duties of the secretary-treasurer board shall include but not be limited to carrying on the correspondence of the board, keeping keep permanent accounts and records of all receipts and disbursements by the board and minutes of all board proceedings, including the disposition of all applications for licenses, and keeping keep a register of all persons currently licensed by the board. The secretary-treasurer board shall, as required by W.S. 9-2-1014, report to the governor and the Wyoming Veterinary Medical Association as to the transactions of the board. In all court actions or proceedings pertaining to this act, a transcript of any record or any part thereof, which is certified to be a true copy by the secretary- treasurer board, shall be entitled to admission in evidence. (j) All board records shall be open to public inspection during regular office hours of the secretary-treasurer board; except, information received by the board through inspection and investigations involving the question of licensure shall be confidential and shall not be disclosed except as may be judicially required. (k) All money shall be received and collected as provided by law. The state treasurer shall credit the money to a separate account. All expenses of the board and all expenses incurred in connection with the administration of this act shall be paid from the account by requisition signed by the secretary-treasurer of the board in a manner provided by law for payment of other state expenses. The account shall be a continuing account and shall not be subject to reversion to the state's general fund. 33-30-206. Application for license; fee; determination of qualifications. (b) If the board determines that the applicant possesses the proper qualifications, it shall admit the applicant to the next examination, or if the applicant is eligible for a license without examination under W.S.

82 33-30-208, the board may forthwith grant him a license. If an applicant is found not qualified to take the examination or does not qualify for a license without examination, the secretary-treasurer of the board shall immediately notify the applicant in writing of such finding and the grounds therefor. A licensee whose license is revoked or an applicant found unqualified shall be afforded an opportunity for a hearing to be conducted in accordance with the Wyoming Administrative Procedure Act. Any applicant who is found not qualified shall be allowed the return of his application fee. 33-30-207. Examinations generally. (c) After each examination the secretary-treasurer board shall notify each examinee of the result of his examination, and the board shall issue licenses to the persons successfully completing the examination. The secretary-treasurer board shall record the new licenses and issue certificates of registration to the new licensees. Any person failing an examination shall be admitted to any subsequent examination on payment of the application fee. Page 3-After line 20 Insert: (a) All licenses shall expire annually on December 31 of each year and shall be renewed by registration with the board and payment of the registration renewal fee established and published by the board. On December 1 of each year, the secretary-treasurer board shall mail a notice to each licensed veterinarian that his license will expire on December 31 and provide him with a form for reregistration. The secretary-treasurer board shall issue annual certificates of registration to all persons registering under this act. (b) Any person who shall practice veterinary medicine after the expiration of his license and wilfully or by neglect fail to renew such license shall be practicing in violation of this act.; provided that, The board may, by rule establish a grace period for license renewal not to exceed sixty (60) days and establish a late fee for license renewal which shall not exceed the annual renewal fee. At the discretion of the board, any person not practicing in the state may renew an expired license within five (5) years of the date of its expiration by making written application for renewal and paying the current renewal fee plus a late fee and all delinquent renewal fees. After five (5) years have elapsed since the date of the expiration, a license may not be renewed, but the holder must make application for a new license.". SEMLEK, CHAIRMAN

2/3/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0007H2001/ADOPTED Page 3-After line 16 In the standing committee amendment (HB007HS001/A) to this line, in W.S. 33-30-204(k) inserted by that amendment after the stricken "secretary-treasurer of" insert "a person designated by". SEMLEK

2/4/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/7/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie,

83 Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/8/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S05 2/11/2011 S05 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Driskill, Emerich, Geis and Hicks Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Placed on General File 2/17/2011 S Passed CoW 2/18/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/22/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case Excused: Senator(s) Emerich Ayes 28 Nays 1 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/22/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0034 2/22/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0034 2/23/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0034 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0034 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0097 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0008 Wyoming Traditional Food Act.

Sponsored By: Joint Agriculture, State and Public Lands and Water Resources Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to food; creating the Wyoming Traditional Food Act; exempting certain activities involving the preparation, service, consumption and storage of food from licensure, permitting, certification, inspection, packaging and labeling; providing definitions; providing conforming amendments; and providing for an effective date.

11/18/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05 1/18/2011 H05 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

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ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Campbell, Davison, Eklund, Hunt, Loucks, Moniz, Semlek and Zwonitzer, Dn. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/18/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0008HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 20 After "dinners" insert ", charitable dinners and charitable cook-offs". Page 3–line 22 After "." insert "Nothing in this article shall preclude an agency from providing assistance, consultation or inspection, when requested by the traditional event or activity organizer.". SEMLEK, CHAIRMAN

1/20/2011 H Passed CoW 1/21/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/24/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Absent: Representative(s) Hunt Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

1/26/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S05 2/2/2011 S05 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Driskill, Geis and Hicks Nays: Senator(s) Emerich Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0008SW001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 3-ine 16 Before "Notwithstanding" insert "(a)". Page 3-line 22 After "activity." insert "Any city or town may provide for licensure, permitting, certification, inspection, packaging or labeling pertaining to the preparation, serving, use, consumption or storage of foods at a traditional event or activity upon the adoption of an ordinance for that purpose.". Page 3-line 22 After "preclude" insert ": (i)". Page 3-line 24 After "organizer" delete "." insert ";".

85 Page 3-after line 24 Insert: "(ii) An agency from providing assistance or consultation to any city or town within the municipal boundaries of the city or town pursuant to a written agreement with the city or town.". BEBOUT

HB0008SW002/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 5-line 21 After "Section 3." delete balance of line and insert "This act is effective immediately upon completion of all acts necessary for a bill to become law as provided by Article 4, Section 8 of the Wyoming Constitution.". GEIS

2/17/2011 S Passed CoW 2/18/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/22/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Barnard, Case, Esquibel, F., Johnson, Ross and Rothfuss Excused: Senator(s) Emerich Ayes 23 Nays 6 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/22/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/23/2011 H Did Not Concur

ROLL CALL Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Kasperik, Lockhart and Pederson Absent: Representative(s) Miller Ayes 0 Nays 55 Excused 4 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

2/23/2011 H Appointed JCC01 Members Representative(s) Semlek, Moniz, Wallis 2/23/2011 S Appointed JCC01 Members Senator(s) Geis, Driskill, Rothfuss 2/28/2011 H Adopted HB0008JC01

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Pederson

86 Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 S Adopted HB0008JC01

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Geis, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Landen, Meier, Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Johnson, Martin, Nicholas, P., Ross and Rothfuss Ayes 21 Nays 9 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0008JC01/AA ADOPTED (T0 ENGROSSED COPY) Adopt the following Senate amendments: HB0008SW002/AE Delete the following Senate amendments: HB0008SW001/AE SEMLEK, MONIZ, WALLIS, GEIS, DRISKILL

3/1/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0079 3/1/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0079 3/1/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0079 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0079 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0153 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0009 Department of insurance-licensure revisions.

Sponsored By: Joint Corporations, Elections and Political Subdivisions Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to insurance; providing for notification to the insurance commissioner by licensees using assumed names; amending various licensing fees; providing for reinstatement penalty for failure to report continuing education; providing for licensing of rental car agents renting motorcycles; expanding licensing exemption for persons selling travel insurance; eliminating licensing of insurance marketers and service representatives; providing for home state designation by adjusters residing in states without licensure requirements; providing for adjuster continuing education requirements to be met in the adjuster's home state; and providing for an effective date.

11/22/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 1/18/2011 H07 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Patton, Roscoe, Shepperson and Stubson Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/18/2011 H Placed on General File

87 1/19/2011 H Passed CoW 1/20/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/21/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Brown, Davison, Goggles and McKim Ayes 56 Nays 0 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S07 2/8/2011 S07 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Case, Hines, Johnson, Martin and Scott Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0009SS001/ADOPTED Page 8-line 10 Delete "resident"; after "state" insert "in which the adjuster maintains his principal place of residency or principal place of business". CASE, CHAIRMAN

2/11/2011 S Passed CoW 2/14/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/15/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/15/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/16/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Childers and Davison Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

88 2/16/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0023 2/16/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0023 2/16/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0023 2/18/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0023 2/18/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0060 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0010 Insurance fraud prevention.

Sponsored By: Joint Corporations, Elections and Political Subdivisions Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to insurance; providing for reporting of unfair trade practices and insurance fraud; providing immunity from civil liability for furnishing information relating to insurance fraud and unfair trade practices; and providing for an effective date.

11/22/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 1/18/2011 H07 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Roscoe, Shepperson and Stubson Nays: Representative(s) Byrd and Patton Ayes 7 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/18/2011 H Placed on General File; Did Not Consider in CoW

H.B. No. 0011 Wyoming Food Freedom Act.

Sponsored By: Joint Agriculture, State and Public Lands and Water Resources Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to agriculture; creating the Wyoming Food Freedom Act; exempting certain sales from licensure, certification and inspection; providing definitions; providing conforming amendments; and providing for an effective date.

11/22/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/4/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Davison, Eklund, Hunt and Loucks Nays: Representative(s) Blake, Campbell, Moniz, Semlek and Zwonitzer, Dn. Ayes 4 Nays 5 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

89 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0012 Irrigation districts-change of place of use.

Sponsored By: Joint Agriculture, State and Public Lands and Water Resources Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to water; defining historic use of irrigation water; providing for the transfer of irrigation water to other lands when lands within an irrigation district are taken out of agricultural production, as specified; extending the time to petition for the change of place of use; and providing for an effective date.

11/22/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/4/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Eklund, Hunt and Loucks Nays: Representative(s) Campbell, Davison, Moniz, Semlek and Zwonitzer, Dn. Ayes 4 Nays 5 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0013 Hathaway success curriculum-2.

Sponsored By: Joint Education Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to education; modifying the requirements of the Hathaway success curriculum as specified; and providing for an effective date.

11/23/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04 1/13/2011 H04 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Connolly, Freeman, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Madden and Teeters Nays: Representative(s) Burkhart Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/13/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0013HW001/FAILED Page 1-line 7 After "(v)" insert "and by creating a new paragraph (vi),"; Page 1-line 8 After "(v)" insert "and by creating a new paragraph (vi)"; delete "and (ii)" insert ", (ii) and by creating a new paragraph (iii)".

90 Page 2-lines 1 through 12 Delete all new language and reinsert all stricken language. Page 2-line 12 Strike "." insert "; and". Page 2-line 13 Delete entirely. Page 2-after line 13 Insert: "(vi) One (1) of the following:" Page 2-line 15 Delete "(B)" insert "(A)". Page 2-line 20 Delete "(C)" insert "(B)". Page 3-lines 7 through 13 Delete all new language and reinsert all stricken language. Page 3-line 14 Delete "or" insert "and". Page 3-after line 14 Insert: "(vi) One (1) of the following:" Page 3-line 16 Delete "(B)" insert "(A)". Page 3-line 21 Delete "(C)" insert "(B)". Page 4-line 15 Delete "or" insert "and". Page 4-after line 15 Insert: "(iii) One (1) of the following:". Page 4-line 17 Delete "(B)" insert "(A)". Page 4-line 21 Delete "(C)" insert "(B)". CONNOLLY

HB0013HW002/FAILED Delete the Connolly committee of the whole amendment (HB0013HW001/A) entirely and further amend as follows: Page 1-line 1 Delete "modifying the requirements" insert "specifying applicability". Page 1-line 2 Delete "as specified". Page 1-line 7 Delete "(v),". Page 1-line 8 Delete ", (v)"; delete "and (ii)". Page 2-lines 1 through 23 Delete entirely. Page 3-lines 7 through 24 Delete entirely. Page 4-lines 9 through 22 Delete entirely. HARSHMAN

1/14/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0013H2001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 23 Delete "." insert "; or". Page 2-After line 23 insert: "(D) Humanities – two (2) years of instruction in humanities, all of which shall be taken in grades nine (9) through twelve (12), excluding those subjects qualifying as social science under paragraph (b)(iv) of this section, or as a foreign language under subparagraph (b)(v)(A); or (E) Health and safety – two (2) years of instruction in health and safety courses such as nutrition, physical health and other similar courses, all of which shall be taken in grades nine (9) through twelve (12); or (F) Applied technology – two (2) years of instruction in applied technology such as computer application, media or radio technology and other specific applied technology, all of which shall be taken in grades nine (9) through twelve (12); or (G) Physical education – two (2) years of instruction in physical education, all of which shall be taken in grades nine (9) through twelve (12).". Page 3-line 24 Delete "." insert "; or". Page 3-After line 24 insert: "(D) Humanities – two (2) years of instruction in humanities, all of which shall be taken in grades nine (9) through twelve (12), excluding those subjects qualifying as social science under paragraph

91 (d)(iv) of this section, or as a foreign language under subparagraph (d)(v)(A); or (E) Health and safety – two (2) years of instruction in health and safety courses such as nutrition, physical health and other similar courses, all of which shall be taken in grades nine (9) through twelve (12); or (F) Applied technology – two (2) years of instruction in applied technology such as computer application, media or radio technology and other specific applied technology, all of which shall be taken in grades nine (9) through twelve (12); or (G) Physical education – two (2) years of instruction in physical education, all of which shall be taken in grades nine (9) through twelve (12).". Page 4-line 22 Delete "." insert "; or". Page 4-After line 22 insert: "(D) The humanities common core of knowledge requirement under W.S. 21-9-101(b)(i)(H); or (E) The health and safety common core of knowledge requirement under W.S. 21-9-101(b)(i)(G); or (F) The applied technology common core of knowledge requirement under W.S. 21-9-101(b)(i)(M); or (G) The physical education common core of knowledge requirement under W.S. 21-9-101(b)(i)(F).". MADDEN

1/17/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

HB0013H3001/ADOPTED Delete the Madden second reading amendment (HB0013H2001/A) entirely. MCOMIE

1/18/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dn. Nays: Representative(s) Burkhart, Edmonds, Gay, Harshman, Patton, Peasley and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 52 Nays 7 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/20/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S04 2/10/2011 S04 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Coe, Jennings, Landen and Rothfuss Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 S Placed on General File

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HB0013SS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 2 After "specified;" insert "specifying application;". Page 1-line 7 After "(v)," insert "by creating a new paragraph (vi),". Page 1-line 8 After "(v)" insert ", by creating a new paragraph (vi)"; delete second "and" insert ","; after "(ii)" insert "and by creating a new paragraph (iii)". Page 2-line 1 After "(v)" delete balance of line. Page 2-line 3 Delete "(A)". Page 2-line 12 Reinsert stricken "paragraph" insert ";". Page 2-line 13 Delete and insert: "(vi) Effective school year 2013-2014 and each school year thereafter, one (1) of the following:". Page 2-line 15 Delete "(B)" insert "(A)". Page 2-line 20 Delete "(C)" insert "(B)". Page 3-line 7 After "(v)" delete balance of line; insert "Except as provided in paragraph (vi) of this subsection,". Page 3-line 9 Delete "(A)". Page 3-line 14 Delete "or". Page 3-lines 16 through 24 Delete and insert: "(vi) Effective school year 2013-2014 and each school year thereafter, and in lieu of paragraph (v) of this subsection, one (1) of the following: (A) Foreign language - two (2) sequenced years of the same foreign language which need not be taken consecutively, at least one (1) of which shall be taken in grades nine (9) through twelve (12). Two (2) sequenced years of instruction in the native language of the Eastern Shoshone or the Northern Arapaho, or two (2) sequenced years of instruction in American sign language, either of which need not be taken consecutively but at least one (1) year of which is taken in grades nine (9) through twelve (12), may be taken in fulfillment of this paragraph; or (B) Fine and performing arts – two (2) years of instruction in fine and performing arts, all of which shall be taken in grades nine (9) through twelve (12); or (C) Career–vocational education – two (2) years of instruction in career-vocational education, all of which shall be taken in grades nine (9) through twelve (12).". Page 4-line 9 After "(ii)" insert "Except as provided in paragraph (iii) of this subsection,". Page 4-line 10 Delete ":". Page 4-line 12 Delete "(A)". Page 4-line 15 Delete "or". Page 4-lines 17 through 23 Delete and insert: "(iii) Effective school year 2013-2014 and each school year thereafter, and in lieu of paragraph (ii) of this subsection, instruction in one (1) of the following: (A) Foreign language - two (2) sequenced years of the same foreign language which need not be taken consecutively, at least one (1) of which shall be taken in grades nine (9) through twelve (12). Two (2) sequenced years of instruction in the native language of the Eastern Shoshone or the Northern Arapaho, or two (2) sequenced years of instruction in American sign language, either of which need not be taken consecutively but at least one (1) year of which is taken in grades nine (9) through twelve (12), may be taken in fulfillment of this paragraph; or

93 (B) Fine and performing arts – two (2) years of instruction in fine and performing arts, all of which shall be taken in grades nine (9) through twelve (12); or (C) Career–vocational education – two (2) years of instruction in career-vocational education, all of which shall be taken in grades nine (9) through twelve (12).". COE, CHAIRMAN

2/16/2011 S Passed CoW

HB0013S2001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 2 After ";" and after the Senate Standing Committee Amendment (HB0013SS001/A) to this line, insert "clarifying success curriculum waivers;". Page 1-line 8 In the Senate Standing Committee Amendment (HB0013SS001/A) to this line, after "and by creating a new paragraph (iii)" insert "and (f)(ii)". Page 5-before line 1 insert: "(f) The courses set forth as success curricula requirements under this article shall be aligned with the student content and performance standards established pursuant to W.S. 21-2-304(a)(iii). The department shall by rule and regulation: (ii) Establish exceptions as necessary due to good cause to specific coursework within the success curriculum specified under this article for students attending or graduating from an eligible high school or a home-based educational program. The department shall waive any requirement for success curriculum coursework if, upon receipt of written certification by the superintendent of a district, that any required coursework was not made available by that district to a student; and". SCHIFFER, ROTHFUSS, COE

2/17/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading

HB0013S3001/ADOPTED Page 5-Before line 1 In the Schiffer Second Reading Amendment (HB0013S2001/AE) to this line, in paragraph (f)(ii) after "district," delete "that". COE HB0013S3002/ADOPTED Page 1-line 2 Before "and providing" insert "requiring a report;". Page 5-before line 1 In the Schiffer Second reading Amendment (HB0013S2001/A) to this line after "to a student" insert ". Not later than September 1 of each year, the department shall report to the joint education interim committee any waiver granted under this section for the immediately preceding school year". VON FLATERN

2/18/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Scott Ayes 29 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 H Received for Concurrence

94 2/22/2011 H Did Not Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Brown, Byrd, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Goggles, Illoway, Krone, Patton, Petroff, Roscoe and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Berger, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Edmonds, Eklund, Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Jaggi, Kroeker, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Petersen, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Kasperik and Pederson Ayes 14 Nays 43 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/22/2011 H Appointed JCC01 Members Representative(s) Teeters, Blake, McOmie 2/23/2011 S Appointed JCC01 Members Senator(s) Coe, Barnard, Rothfuss 2/28/2011 H Did Not Adopt HB0013JC01

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Bonner, Byrd, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Goggles, Greear, Kasperik, Krone, Loucks, Petroff, Roscoe, Stubson, Throne and Vranish Nays: Representative(s) Berger, Blikre, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Teeters, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Ayes 17 Nays 42 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0013JC01/FAILED Pursuant to Joint Rule 2-4, the House recedes from it non-concurrence and adopts the following Senate amendments: HB0013S2001/A HB0013S3001/A HB0013S3002/A HB0013SS001/ BLAKE, MCOMIE, COE, BARNARD, ROTHFUSS

3/1/2011 H Appointed JCC02 Members Representative(s) Teeters, McOmie, Zwonitzer, Dv. 3/2/2011 S Appointed JCC02 Members Senator(s) Coe, Barnard, Rothfuss 3/3/2011 H Adopted HB0013JC02

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton,

95 Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Freeman, Peasley and Throne Excused: Representative(s) Berger, Greear and Pederson Ayes 54 Nays 3 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/3/2011 S Adopted HB0013JC02

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Barnard, Dockstader, Meier, Perkins and Peterson Excused: Senator(s) Geis Ayes 24 Nays 5 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0013JC02/AA ADOPTED Delete the following Senate amendments: HB0013S2001/A HB0013S3001/A HB0013S3002/A HB0013SS001/A Further amend as follows: Page 1-line 1 Delete "modifying" insert "extending". Page 1-line 2 Delete "as specified". Page 1-line 7 Delete "(v),". Page 1-line 8 Delete ", (v)"; delete "and (ii)". Page 2-lines 1 through 24 Delete. Page 3-lines 7 through 24 Delete. Page 4-lines 9 through 23 Delete. TEETERS, MCOMIE, COE, BARNARD, ROTHFUSS

3/3/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0101 3/3/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0101 3/3/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0101 3/10/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0101 3/10/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0199 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0014 Internet-based vehicle manufacturers and sellers.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Illoway

AN ACT relating to the sale of vehicles by internet-based companies; specifying the principal place of business for internet-based companies selling vehicles; specifying the established place of business for specified manufacturers; requiring web site information for manufacturing and dealership licenses; providing for new licenses when web site addresses are changed; providing definitions; and providing for an effective date.

96 11/23/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H09; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/17/2011 H Postponed Until July 1, 2011 in Accordance With HR 4-3

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Byrd, Greear, Kasperik, Lockhart, Moniz, Roscoe, Stubson, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/2/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0015 Weed and pest control.

Sponsored By: Joint Agriculture, State and Public Lands and Water Resources Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to weed and pest control; modifying definitions; providing for emergency declarations; providing for district boards to buy and sell property and equipment; repealing provision establishing inspectors as district supervisors; modifying cost sharing with landowners; increasing the amount on surety bonds; requiring reports to the district board; increasing the criminal penalty amount; providing conforming amendments; and providing for an effective date.

11/29/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05 1/18/2011 H05 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Campbell, Davison, Eklund, Hunt, Loucks, Moniz, Semlek and Zwonitzer, Dn. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/18/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0015HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 8 Delete "providing for liens for cost of". Page 1–line 9 Delete "abatement;". Page 2–line 4 Delete "11-5-109(a),". Page 11-lines 4 through 21 Delete entirely. Page 12–line 19 Delete entirely. Page 12–line 21 Delete "3" insert "2". SEMLEK, CHAIRMAN

HB0015HW001/ADOPTED Page 12–line 17 Before "shall" insert ", other than W.S. 11-5-109,". ZWONITZER, DN.

1/19/2011 H Passed CoW 1/20/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

HB0015H3001/FAILED

97 Page 1-line 15 Delete "(v),". Page 3-lines 20 through 24 Delete entirely. Page 4-lines 1 through 5 Delete entirely. Page 4-line 9 Delete "or". Page 4-line 10 Delete "indirect"; strike "effect" insert "ability". Page 4-line 17 Delete "or indirect"; strike "effect" insert "ability". QUARBERG, SHEPPERSON, TEETERS

1/21/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Brown, Buchanan, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Madden, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Patton, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Botten, Brechtel, Burkhart, Edmonds, Gay, Kroeker, Lubnau, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Pederson, Quarberg, Shepperson and Teeters Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Goggles and McKim Ayes 44 Nays 13 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S05 2/2/2011 S05 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Driskill, Emerich, Geis and Hicks Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0015SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 5-line 3 Delete "whose" insert "which is on the designated list due to its". Page 5-line 7 Delete "are" insert "being". Page 5-line 8 Delete "determined to be". Page 5-line 9 Delete "due to any of" insert "because the plant species:". Page 5-line 10 Delete. Page 5-line 24 Delete and renumber. Page 6-line 4 Delete "that is determined to be" insert "which is on the designated list due to its being". Page 6-line 5 Reinsert stricken "the". Page 6-line 6 Delete "due to any of the" insert "because the plant species:". Page 6-line 7 Delete. Page 6-line 9 Delete "Its demonstrated" insert "Has demonstrated the". Page 6-line 21 Delete and renumber. Page 10-line 6 After "for" insert "designated or declared noxious". GEIS, CHAIRMAN

2/8/2011 S Passed CoW

98 HB0015S2001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 5-line 3 Delete the Senate Standing Committee Amendment (HB0015SS001/AE) to this line; delete new language and insert "weed" means plant species having". Page 5-line 7 Delete the Senate Standing Committee Amendment (HB0015SS001/AE) to this line; delete "are" insert "determined to be detrimental to the health or general welfare of the state based upon the following:". Page 5-lines 8 through 10 Delete including the Senate Standing Committee Amendment (HB0015SS001/AE) to these lines. Page 6-line 4 Delete the Senate Standing Committee Amendment (HB0015SS001/AE) to this line. Page 6-line 5 Delete including the Senate Standing Committee Amendment (HB0015SS001/AE) to this line and insert "detrimental to the health or general welfare of the state;". Page 6-lines 6 and 7 Delete including the Senate Standing Committee Amendment (HB0015SS001/AE) to these lines and insert "based upon the following:". Page 11-line 19 Strike "violating any provision of this act" insert "failing to comply with a quarantine under W.S. 11-5-116 or to submit to an inspection under W.S. 11-5-118". Page 11-line 22 Delete "other than W.S. 11-5-109,". HICKS

2/9/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading

HB0015S3001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 13 Delete "11-1-103,". Page 2-lines 5 through 19 Delete. Page 11-lines 19 through 23 Delete including the Hicks Second Reading Amendment (HB0015S2001/A) to these lines and insert: "Any person violating any provision of this act is guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall be fined not more than one hundred dollars ($100.00) seven hundred fifty dollars ($750.00) in addition to fines provided for in W.S. 11-5-109(e).". ROTHFUSS

2/10/2011 S Laid Back Without Prejudice

HB0015S3003/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 11-line 17 After "penalty" insert "; civil penalties; limitations; necessary proof". Page 11-line 19 In the Rothfuss Third Reading Amendment (HB0015S3001/AE) to this line, before "Any" insert "(a)". Page 11-after line 23 Insert: "(b) In any proceeding to impose any fine or penalty for any failure to perform a remedial requirement ordered by a district board for control of a weed or pest in any infested area, the district board shall have the burden of proving: (i) That the proposed remedial action would control the target weed or pest; (ii) That the remedial action would be a cost effective action and would be more cost effective than any alternative action proposed or adopted by the landowner; and

99 (iii) That the weed or pest to be controlled was at risk of spreading to the land of others in the area.". SCOTT, MEIER

2/11/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Excused: Senator(s) Barnard Ayes 29 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/14/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Greear, Miller, Peasley, Quarberg and Shepperson Excused: Representative(s) Freeman Ayes 53 Nays 6 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/14/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0016 2/14/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0016 2/15/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0016 2/18/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0016 2/18/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0037 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0016 Wyoming beef council-fee collections.

Sponsored By: Joint Agriculture, State and Public Lands and Water Resources Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to Wyoming beef council; modifying beef checkoff fee collections and reimbursement; and providing for an effective date.

11/29/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05 1/25/2011 H05 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Davison, Eklund, Loucks and Zwonitzer, Dn. Nays: Representative(s) Campbell, Hunt, Moniz and Semlek Ayes 5 Nays 4 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

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1/25/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0016HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 1 Delete "and fifty" insert "($1.00)". Page 2-line 2 Delete "cents ($1.50)". SEMLEK, CHAIRMAN

HB0016HW001/ADOPTED Page 1–line 2 After ";" insert "providing for a referendum; providing for rulemaking;". Page 1–line 7 Delete "and (c)" insert ", by creating new subsections (c) and (d) and by renumbering (c) as (e)". Page 1-line 11 After "fee;" insert "referendum;". Page 2–After line 10 Insert: "(c) Upon receiving a request from the council, the department of agriculture shall conduct a referendum regarding an increase in fees under subsection (b) of this section. The referendum shall include all the producers owning cattle who have had an inspection for a change of ownership in the preceding calendar year. The referendum shall be approved by a majority of the producers voting prior to the board collecting any fee under subsection (b) of this section. (d) The department of agriculture may adopt rules and regulations necessary to carry out the provisions of subsection (c) of this section.". Page 2–line 12 Strike "(c)" insert "(e)". ZWONITZER, DN

HB0016HW002/ADOPTED Page 2-line 19 After "account" insert "." and strike balance of line. Page 2-line 20 Strike entirely. SEMLEK

1/27/2011 H Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Botten, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Gay, Greene, Moniz and Zwonitzer, Dn. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blikre, Bonner, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Goggles and Harshman Ayes 8 Nays 49 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0017 Raw milk.

Sponsored By: Joint Agriculture, State and Public Lands and Water Resources Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to dairy marketing; generally prohibiting retail sale and distribution of raw milk; specifying requirements for sales and distribution of raw milk; requiring warning statements; requiring registration of farms or

101 dairies selling raw milk; providing for sampling of raw milk; making conforming amendments; providing for rulemaking; and providing for an effective date.

11/29/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/4/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Loucks and Zwonitzer, Dn. Nays: Representative(s) Campbell, Davison, Eklund, Hunt, Moniz and Semlek Ayes 3 Nays 6 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0018 Quarantine of animals.

Sponsored By: Joint Agriculture, State and Public Lands and Water Resources Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to the quarantine of animals; providing for testing, vaccination and quarantine of diseased animals; providing for testing, vaccination, quarantine and sale of animals imported into Wyoming; repealing requirements for the dipping and spraying of animals; providing for a penalty; providing conforming amendments; and providing for an effective date.

11/29/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05 1/14/2011 H05 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Campbell, Eklund, Hunt, Loucks, Moniz, Semlek and Zwonitzer, Dn. Excused: Representative(s) Davison Ayes 8 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/14/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0018HS001/ADOPTED Page 4-line 18 After "." insert "The state veterinarian shall only sell the livestock after all other remedies have been exhausted.". Page 5-line 4 Delete "animal" insert "livestock". Page 5-line 7 After "by" insert "the governor or". Page 5-line 10 Delete "Failure to obey an" insert "An". SEMLEK, CHAIRMAN

1/17/2011 H Passed CoW

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HB0018H2001/ADOPTED Page 5-line 2 Delete "himself or order". Page 5-line 3 Delete "another to". SEMLEK, MONIZ, QUARBERG

1/18/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/19/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S05 2/2/2011 S05 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Driskill, Emerich, Geis and Hicks Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0018SS001/ADOPETD (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 3-line 16 Before "infected" insert "imported in violation of the board's import rules,". GEIS, CHAIRMAN

2/8/2011 S Passed CoW 2/9/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/10/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Excused: Senator(s) Perkins Ayes 29 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/11/2011 H Did Not Concur

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ROLL CALL Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Gay, Greear and Shepperson Ayes 0 Nays 56 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Appointed JCC01 Members Senator(s) Geis, Emerich, Rothfuss 2/11/2011 H Appointed JCC01 Members Representative(s) Semlek, Eklund, Zwonitzer, Dn. 2/18/2011 H Adopted HB0018JC01

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison and Gay Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 S Adopted HB0018JC01

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case Ayes 29 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0018JC01/AA ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Delete the following Senate amendments: HB0018SS001/AE Further amend the ENGROSSED COPY as follows: Page 3-line 16 After "disease" insert "or imported in violation of W.S. 11-19-111 or any rules promulgated thereunder". SEMLEK, EKLUND, ZWONITZER, DN., GEIS, EMERICH, ROTHFUSS

2/22/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0031 2/22/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0031 2/23/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0031 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0031 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0096 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

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H.B. No. 0019 Assignment of retired circuit court judges.

Sponsored By: Joint Judiciary Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to circuit court judges; providing that retired circuit court judges may be assigned to hear cases as specified; providing for compensation of retired circuit court judges as specified; specifying that an assignment of a retired circuit court judge shall not affect his retirement benefits during the assignment; and providing for an effective date.

11/29/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/13/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/13/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0019HS001/ADPOPTED Page 2-line 6 Delete "A" insert "During any period of assignment, a". BROWN, CHAIRMAN

1/14/2011 H Passed CoW 1/17/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/18/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/2/2011 S01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 S Placed on General File 2/8/2011 S Passed CoW 2/9/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading

105 2/10/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Excused: Senator(s) Perkins Ayes 29 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0002 2/11/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0002 2/11/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0002 2/15/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0002 2/15/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0011 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0020 Medicaid-reimbursement of services.

Sponsored By: Select Committee on Developmental/Intellectual Programs

AN ACT relating to Medicaid; authorizing payment to relatives of persons with developmental disabilities or acquired brain injuries as specified; amending a definition; creating a definition; and providing for an effective date. 11/30/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10 1/17/2011 H10 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Craft, Gay, Gingery, Greene, Harvey, Hunt and Miller Nays: Representative(s) Peasley Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/17/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0020HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 12 Delete "family member" insert "relative". HARVEY, CHAIRMAN

1/18/2011 H Passed CoW 1/19/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/20/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Semlek,

106 Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Gay, Goggles and Roscoe Ayes 57 Nays 0 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S10 2/14/2011 S10 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Dockstader, Martin, Nutting, Schiffer and Scott Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/14/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0020SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 2-line 9 After "services" insert "through a corporation, including a limited liability corporation, which corporation the relative may own,". Page 2-line 14 After "services" insert "through a corporation, including a limited liability corporation, which corporation the relative may own,". SCOTT, CHAIRMAN

2/17/2011 S Passed CoW 2/18/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/22/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case, Perkins and Schiffer Excused: Senator(s) Emerich Ayes 26 Nays 3 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/22/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/23/2011 H Did Not Concur

ROLL CALL Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Kasperik, Lockhart and Pederson Ayes 0 Nays 56 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/23/2011 H Appointed JCC01 Members Representative(s) Harvey, Gingery, Shepperson 2/23/2011 S Appointed JCC01 Members Senator(s) Scott, Nutting, Perkins 2/28/2011 H Adopted HB0020JC01

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ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Peasley and Quarberg Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Absent: Representative(s) Patton Ayes 55 Nays 3 Excused 1 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 S Adopted HB0020JC01

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case Ayes 29 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0020JC01/AA ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Delete the following Senate amendments: HB0020SS001/AE Further amend the ENGROSSED COPY as follows: Page 2-line 9 After "services" insert "through a corporation or a limited liability company, which corporation or limited liability company the relative may own,". Page 2-line 14 After "services" insert "through a corporation or a limited liability company, which corporation or limited liability company the relative may own,". HARVEY, GINGERY, SHEPPERSON, SCOTT, NUTTING, PERKINS

3/1/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0091 3/1/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0091 3/2/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0091 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0091 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0164 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0021 Battery against a family member.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Barbuto, Buchanan, Cannady, Craft, Davison and Throne and Senator(s) Hastert

AN ACT relating to crimes and offenses; removing time restrictions relating to second and subsequent convictions for simple battery against a family member as specified; amending penalties for subsequent convictions; and providing for an effective date.

108 12/6/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/17/2011 H01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Nicholas, B. and Peasley Ayes 6 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/17/2011 H Placed on General File 1/18/2011 H Passed CoW 1/19/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/20/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Miller and Peasley Excused: Representative(s) Gay and Goggles Ayes 55 Nays 3 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/20/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/16/2011 S01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F. and Perkins Excused: Senator(s) Hicks Ayes 4 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/16/2011 S Placed on General File; Did Not Consider in CoW

H.B. No. 0022 Phased in fuel tax increase.

Sponsored By: Joint Transportation, Highways and Military Affairs Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to fuel tax; increasing the gasoline and diesel fuel taxation rate as specified; directing the distribution of fuel tax revenues; and providing for an effective date.

12/2/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H08 1/19/2011 H08 Recommended Do Pass

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ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Botten, Cannady, Petersen, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Bonner, McKim and Quarberg Ayes 6 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/19/2011 H Placed on General File 1/19/2011 H Rereferred to H02 1/19/2011 H Rereferred to General File 2/2/2011 H Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Blake, Botten, Brown, Cannady, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Madden, Patton, Petersen, Roscoe and Semlek Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blikre, Bonner, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Childers, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Pederson, Petroff, Quarberg, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 13 Nays 47 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0023 Sex offender registration amendments.

Sponsored By: Joint Judiciary Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to sex offender registration and notification; amending the information sex offenders are required to provide; requiring specified juveniles to register as sex offenders; amending the information that shall be provided to the public; amending the registration requirements for specified offenses; conforming provisions; requiring offenders convicted but not yet sentenced to register as sex offenders; requiring notice by an offender who will travel out of the country as specified; eliminating language that may permit an offender who has not registered as required to avoid sanctions after a specified time; clarifying conditions under which an offender may petition a court to be relieved of registration requirements; amending and creating definitions; providing an appropriation; and providing for an effective date.

12/6/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/17/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Nicholas, B. and Peasley Ayes 6 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/17/2011 H Placed on General File 1/17/2011 H Rereferred to H02 1/25/2011 H02 Recommended Do Pass

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ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Esquibel, K., Pedersen, Steward and Wallis Excused: Representative(s) Edmonds and Harshman Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0023HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 3 Delete "requiring specified juveniles to". Page 1-line 4 Delete "register as sex offenders;".

Page 1-line 14 Delete "amending and". Page 2-line 2 Delete "(iii) and". Page 2-line 6 Delete "(intro),". Page 2-lines 16 through 21 Delete entirely. Page 7-line 2 Delete all new language. Page 8-line 8 Delete "between"; delete "and" insert "through". Page 8-line 9 Delete "sixteen (16)" insert "fifteen (15)". Page 9-line 20 Delete "under" insert "less than". Page 9-line 22 Delete "under" insert "less than". Page 12-lines 15 and 16 Delete all new language. BROWN, CHAIRMAN

HB0023HW001/ADOPTED Page 7-line 3 Delete "6-4-201(a)(iii)"; strike the second ",". STUBSON, PEDERSEN

1/26/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0023H2001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 3 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0023HS001/A) to this line. Page 1-line 4 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0023HS001/A) to this line. Page 1-line 14 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0023HS001/A) to this line. Page 2-line 2 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0023HS001/A) to this line. Page 2-line 6 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0023HS001/A) to this line. Page 2-lines 16 through 21 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0023HS001/A) to these lines; further amend as follows: Page 2-line 19 Delete "(g) and" insert "(j)". Page 2-line 20 Delete "(h)". Page 12-lines 15 and 16 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0023HS001/A) to these lines. GINGERY

HB0023H2002/ADOPTED Page 6-lines 23 and 24 Strike entirely. Page 7-line 1 Strike entirely. Page 7-line 2 Strike the line through "W.S.". NICHOLAS

1/27/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

111 HB0023H3001/ADOPTED Page 13-line 19 After "7-19-302(g)" insert "or adjudicated as a delinquent for offenses specified in W.S. 7-19-302(j),". THRONE, GINGERY

1/28/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Gay, Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 55 Nays 1 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/14/2011 S01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/14/2011 S Placed on General File 2/14/2011 S Rereferred to S02 2/23/2011 S02 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Hastert, Meier, Nicholas, P., Peterson and Von Flatern Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/23/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0023SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 12-line 16 After "exception of" insert "internet identifiers, telephone numbers and". PERKINS, CHAIRMAN

HB0023SS002/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 15 After ";" insert "providing an appropriation;". Page 16-before line 2 Insert and renumber: "Section 2. There is appropriated from the general fund to the Wyoming attorney general sixty-six thousand dollars ($66,000.00). This appropriation shall be expended only for the purpose of implementing the requirements of this act. Any amount of this appropriation expended for information technology or telecommunications personnel, hardware or software or contractual services for information technology, shall not be expended until the chief information officer has approved the expenditure. Upon request for an expenditure, the chief information officer shall review the request and determine if a less expensive alternative to effectively accomplish the need is available and, if so, shall only approve the request for the lesser amount. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, this

112 appropriation shall not be transferred or expended for any other purpose and any unexpended, unobligated funds remaining from this appropriation shall revert as provided by law. This appropriation shall not be included in the attorney general's annual 2013-2014 standard biennial budget request.". Page 16-line 2 Delete "2" insert "3". NICHOLAS, CHAIRMAN

HB0023SW001/FAILED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 8 After "offenders;" insert "requiring payment of a monitoring fee as specified;". Page 3-line 15 After "verification" insert "; monitoring fees". Page 11-after line 23 Insert: "(r) There is hereby created the sex offender registration account within the division. Beginning July 1, 2011 each person required to be registered pursuant to this act shall pay to the division a fee of ninety dollars ($90.00) on July 1 and January 1 of each year to be deposited into the account for the costs of monitoring pursuant to this act. The division may expend funds within the account for the purpose of implementing the requirements of this act.". MEIER

2/24/2011 S Passed CoW

HB0023S2001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 2-line 5 After "(iv)" insert "and by creating a new paragraph (v)". Page 5-line 6 After "who" insert ", except as provided by paragraph (v) of this subsection,". Page 5-line 24 After "who" insert ", except as provided by paragraph (v) of this subsection,". Page 6-after line 6 Insert and renumber: "(v) Offenders convicted of an offense subjecting them to registration, whose registration requirement was added by the 2011 amendments to this act and who are sentenced after July 1, 2001 shall register as required by paragraph (iii) or (iv) of this subsection as appropriate.". SCOTT

2/25/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading

HB0023S3001/FAILED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 8 After "offenders;" insert "requiring payment of a monitoring fee as specified;". Page 2-line 6 Delete "and (q)" insert "through (r)". Page 3-line 15 After "verification" insert "; monitoring fees". Page 11-after line 23 Insert: "(r) There is hereby created the sex offender registration account within the division. Each person required to be registered pursuant to this act on or after July 1, 2011 shall pay to the division a monitoring fee of fifty dollars ($50.00) upon initial registration under this act. On or after July 1, 2011, an additional monitoring fee of fifty dollars ($50.00) shall be paid each time an offender is required to register a new address under subsection (e) or (f) of this section. Fees received under this section shall be deposited in the account. The division may expend funds within the account for the purpose of implementing the requirements of this act.". MEIER

2/28/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

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ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Schiffer and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case, Meier, Rothfuss and Scott Ayes 26 Nays 4 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Received for Concurrence 3/1/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Patton, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Greear and Miller Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Absent: Representative(s) Nicholas, B. and Peasley Ayes 54 Nays 3 Excused 1 Absent 2 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0092 3/2/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0092 3/3/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0092 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0092 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0179 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0024 Voting rights.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dn., Cannady, Connolly, Patton, Throne and Wallis and Senator(s) Case

AN ACT relating to voting rights; repealing the time period required before restoration of voting rights to certain convicted felons; making conforming amendment; and providing for an effective date.

12/13/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/18/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Nicholas, B. and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Krone and Peasley Ayes 6 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/18/2011 H Placed on General File

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HB0024HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 1 Delete "repealing the time period"; insert "providing for restoration of voting rights to persons convicted of non-violent felonies as specified;". Page 1-line 2 Delete entirely. Page 1-line 3 Delete "convicted felons;". Page 1-line 8 Delete "(i) and (ii)" insert "(intro), by creating paragraphs (iv) through (vii) and by creating subsections (e) through (g)". Page 1-line 13 After "felonies" delete ";" insert ".". Page 1-line 14 Delete entirely. Page 2-line 2 After "felonies" strike balance of the line. Page 2-line 3 Strike "related course of events". Page 2-line 3 After "may" strike balance of the line. Page 2-line 4 Strike entirely. Page 2-line 5 Strike "person's" insert "have his"; after "6-10-106" strike remainder of the line and insert "restored if:". Page 2-lines 6 through 10 Strike entirely. Page 2-lines 12 through 19 Delete entirely and insert: (iv) He has completed the terms of a suspended or deferred sentence imposed by a court; (v) He was unconditionally discharged from a correctional facility under the jurisdiction of the department of corrections or was conditionally discharged from a correctional facility under the jurisdiction of the department of corrections and has completed all conditions of probation or parole; (vi) He was unconditionally discharged from a correctional facility under the jurisdiction of a federal corrections agency or was conditionally discharged from a correctional facility under the jurisdiction of a federal corrections agency and has completed all conditions of probation or parole; or (vii) He has received a pardon from the governor. (e) When a person has completed the terms of a suspended or deferred sentence imposed by a court for a non-violent felony conviction, the clerk of court shall notify the secretary of state. The secretary of state shall notify all county clerks that the person is eligible for registration. (f) A person who has served the entirety of a sentence imposed for a non-violent felony conviction, including a term of probation or parole shall be issued a certificate of completion by the department of corrections. Upon issuance, the department of corrections shall inform the person that the person is entitled to register to vote. The certificate of completion shall state that the person's voting rights are restored. (g) When the corrections department issues a person a certificate of completion under subsection (f) of this section, the department of corrections shall notify the secretary of state that the person is entitled to register to vote and file the certificate of completion with the clerk of the sentencing court. The secretary of state shall notify all county clerks that the person is eligible for registration. Additionally, the secretary of state shall accept the following documents as proof that a person has served the entirety of the sentence for a felony conviction and is eligible for registration: (i) A court order from a court of this state, another state or the federal government, which shows on its face that the person has completed the entirety of the sentence; or

115 (ii) A certificate of completion from another state or the federal government; and (iii) A certificate from the division of criminal investigation showing that the person has never been convicted of a violent felony and has no unserved violent felony sentences pending. The division of criminal investigation shall establish a procedure for persons to apply for such certificates.". Page 2-line 21 Delete "7-13-105(b)(iii)" insert "7-13-105(b)(i) through (iii) and (c)". BROWN, CHAIRMAN

1/19/2011 H Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Byrd, Cannady, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Greene, Loucks, Lubnau, Nicholas, B., Patton, Roscoe, Stubson, Throne, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Berger, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Childers, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Teeters and Vranish Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Absent: Representative(s) Harshman Ayes 21 Nays 37 Excused 1 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0025 Eminent domain-wind energy collector systems.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Brown and Steward

AN ACT relating to condemnation; limiting the exercise of the power of condemnation for the erection, placement or expansion of collector systems associated with commercial facilities generating electricity from wind; repealing an existing moratorium; and providing for an effective date.

12/13/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H09; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/2/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Greear, Kasperik, Moniz and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Byrd, Lockhart, Roscoe, Stubson and Zwonitzer, Dn. Ayes 4 Nays 5 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/2/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0026 Data processing center-sales/use tax exemption.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Illoway, Brown, Buchanan, Byrd, Patton, Pedersen and Throne and Senator(s) Burns, Cooper, Emerich, Jennings, Martin and Ross

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AN ACT relating to sales and use taxes; providing an exemption from sales and use taxes for computer software of data processing services centers as specified; and providing for an effective date.

12/14/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0027 School year-required contact hours.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Gingery, McOmie and Steward and Senator(s) Coe

AN ACT relating to education; modifying the minimum school year contact hours as specified; and providing for an effective date.

12/14/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04 1/17/2011 H04 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Connolly, Krone, Loucks and Teeters Nays: Representative(s) Freeman, Kroeker and Madden Ayes 6 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/17/2011 H Placed on General File 1/18/2011 H Rereferred to H02 1/19/2011 H Rereferred to General File

HB0027HW002/ADOPTED Page 1-above line 1 In the catch title, delete "days" insert "hours". Page 1-line 2 After "year" insert "contact hours". Page 2-lines 1 and 2 Reinsert all stricken language and delete all new language. Page 2-line 4 After "board" insert "below the minimum specified by W.S. 21-4-301". Page 2-line 14 Strike "Each" insert "Unless an alternative schedule has been approved by the state board, each". Page 2-line 16 Reinsert all stricken language and delete all new language. Page 2-line 17 Delete all new language; after "days" insert "with minimum number of contact hours of one thousand one hundred thirty-one (1,131) total hours for high school students, one thousand eighty (1,080) total hours for middle and junior high school students and nine hundred twenty-six (926) total hours for elementary students,"; after "year" insert "." and strike the remainder of the line.

117 Page 2-line 18 Strike the line through "board." BURKHART

1/21/2011 H Passed CoW 1/24/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/25/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Bonner, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Gay, Gingery, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Illoway, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, McKim, Miller, Nicholas, B., Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Botten, Connolly, Craft, Freeman, Greear, Hunt, Jaggi, Madden, McOmie, Moniz, Patton, Peasley, Semlek, Vranish and Wallis Excused: Representative(s) Davison and Goggles Ayes 40 Nays 18 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S04; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/16/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard Nays: Senator(s) Coe, Jennings, Landen and Rothfuss Ayes 1 Nays 4 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/2/2011 S Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to SR 7-3(c)

H.B. No. 0028 Child protection shelter care and initial hearings.

Sponsored By: Joint Judiciary Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to children; amending provisions of the Child Protection Act relating to shelter care hearings and initial hearings; adding definitions; eliminating the opportunity to admit or deny allegations at a shelter care hearing unless an initial hearing is held in conjunction with a shelter care hearing; clarifying time to demand a jury trial; and providing for an effective date.

12/14/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/14/2011 H01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

118 1/14/2011 H Placed on General File 1/14/2011 H Passed CoW 1/17/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

HB0028H3001/ADOPTED Page 7-line 22 After "true." insert "If the allegations are admitted, the court shall make the appropriate adjudication and may proceed immediately to a disposition of the case, provided the court has the predisposition report and multidisciplinary team recommendations, in accordance with the provisions of W.S. 14-3-429, except that a commissioner acting in the absence or incapacity of the judge may take testimony to establish a factual basis and accept an admission and perform all other requirements of the initial hearing but shall not proceed to disposition.". NICHOLAS, GINGERY

1/18/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Buchanan, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Kroeker, Loucks, Miller and Peasley Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 50 Nays 9 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/14/2011 S01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/14/2011 S Placed on General File 2/16/2011 S Passed CoW 2/17/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/18/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0027 2/18/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0027 2/22/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0027

119 2/24/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0027 2/24/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0079 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0029 DUI-elimination of right to refuse test.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Gingery and Barbuto and Senator(s) Johnson

AN ACT relating to driving under the influence; eliminating the driver's right to refuse to undergo a test to determine the alcohol or controlled substance concentration in his body as specified; providing for issuance of a remotely communicated search warrant; conforming provisions; restricting use of test results as specified; repealing conflicting provisions; and providing for an effective date.

12/14/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/18/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Cannady, Krone and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Greene, Nicholas, B. and Peasley Ayes 5 Nays 4 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/18/2011 H Placed on General File 1/18/2011 H Rereferred to H02 1/19/2011 H Rereferred to General File

HB0029HS001/ADOPTED Page 14-line 12 Delete ", 31-7-305(a)(v)"; after "31-7-307(c)(i)" delete ",". Page 14-line 13 Delete the line through "(m)". BROWN, CHAIRMAN

1/24/2011 H Passed CoW 1/25/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/26/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Eklund, Freeman, Gingery, Harshman, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Krone, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Patton, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Steward, Stubson, Throne, Vranish and Wallis Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Buchanan, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Gay, Greear, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Kroeker, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, Miller, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Pederson, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Teeters, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 35 Nays 23 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/28/2011 S Received for Introduction

120 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/7/2011 S01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Nays: Senator(s) Burns Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/7/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0029SW001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 4 After "specified;" insert "providing for issuance of a remotely communicated search warrant;". Page 1-line 11 After "(c)," insert "(d)(intro),". Page 1-line 13 After "(e)" insert ", (f)". Page 3-After line 18 Insert: "(d) If a person under arrest refuses upon the request of a peace officer to submit to a chemical test designated by the agency employing the peace officer as provided in subsection (a) of this section, none shall be given except in cases where serious bodily injury or death has resulted or, if exigent circumstances do not exist, upon issuance of a search warrant. The peace officer shall submit his signed statement to the department. The statement submitted by the officer shall contain: A test of the agency's choice may be administered upon issuance of a warrant, including a remotely communicated search warrant, when reasonable under the circumstances and as provided in this subsection. A remotely communicated search warrant may be issued upon sworn or affirmed testimony of the peace officer who is not in the physical presence of a judicial officer, provided the judicial officer is satisfied that probable cause exists for the issuance of the warrant. All communication between the judicial officer and the peace officer or prosecuting attorney requesting the warrant may be remotely transmitted by voice, image, text or any combination thereof, or by other means. The testimony and content of the warrant shall be recorded by writing or mechanical, magnetic, electronic, photographic storage or by other means. Upon approval, the judicial officer may direct a peace officer or the prosecuting attorney requesting a warrant from a remote location to sign the judicial officer's name on a warrant at a remote location. A remotely communicated search warrant shall be valid only for purposes specified in this subsection.". Page 9-line 3 After "section." insert "A chemical test designated by the agency employing the peace officer may also be administered to a person who refuses to take a test upon issuance of a search warrant, including a remotely communicated search warrant, as provided in W.S. 31-6-102(d). A remotely communicated search warrant shall be valid only for purposes specified in this subsection.". Page 12-line 16 After "section." insert "A chemical test designated by the agency employing the peace officer may also be administered to a person who refuses to take a test upon issuance of a search warrant, including a remotely communicated search warrant, as provided in W.S. 31-6-102(d). A remotely communicated search warrant shall be valid only for purposes specified in this subsection.". Page 12-After line 16 Insert:

121 (f) If the person refuses testing or submits to is administered a test which discloses an alcohol concentration of four one-hundredths of one percent (0.04%) or more by weight of alcohol in the person's blood the peace officer shall submit a signed statement to the department. The statement submitted by the officer shall contain: Page 14-line 10 After "(d)" insert "(i) and (ii)". JOHNSON

HB0029SW002/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 3-after line 18 In the Johnson Committee of the Whole Amendment to this line (HB0029SW001/AE) in subsection (d) delete ", if exigent circumstances do not exist,". PERKINS

2/23/2011 S Passed CoW 2/24/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading

HB0029S3001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 3-after line 18 In the Johnson Committee of the Whole Amendment (HB0029SW001/AE) to this line, in subsection (d), after "combination thereof, or by other means" insert "and shall be recorded". BURNS

HB0029S3002/ADOPTED (CORRECTED COPY) (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 4 After "provisions;" insert "restricting use of test results as specified;". Page 1-line 12 Before "(b)(ii)" insert "(a) by creating a new paragraph (iii),". Page 8-after line 3 Insert: "(a) If arrested for an offense as defined by W.S. 31-5-234: (iii) The test or tests results shall only be used for the purposes of determining the chemical concentration as provided by this section and shall not be used for any other purpose.". BURNS

HB0029S3003/FAILED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 3-after line 18 In the Johnson Committee of the Whole Amendment (HB0029SW001/AE) to this line, in subsection (d), after "specified in this subsection." insert "As a condition of the warrant being requested, an officer shall record through video and audio means all circumstances which led to the probable cause necessitating the motorist to be stopped including the specific traffic violation and shall also record by video and audio means any contact and field sobriety tests administered by the officer prior to the request of the search warrant. All information shall be available to the judge to aid in determination of the necessity of a search warrant.". MEIER

HB0029S3004/FAILED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Delete the Johnson Committee of the Whole Amendment (HB0029SW001/AE), the Perkins Committee of the Whole Amendment (HB0029SW002/AE), the Burns Third Reading Amendment (HB0029S3001/AE), the Burns Third Reading Amendment (HB0029S3002/AE) and the Meier Third Reading Amendment (HB0029S3003/AE) entirely and further amend as follows:

122 Page 1-line 1 Delete "eliminating" insert "increasing penalties for a driver's refusal to submit to chemical testing as specified;". Page 1-lines 2 through 4 Delete. Page 1-line 5 Delete "conflicting provisions;". Page 1-line 10 After "W.S." delete balance of line and insert "31-6-107(a)(i), (ii)(intro) and by creating a new paragraph (iv) is amended to read: Page 1-lines 11 through 14 Delete. Page 1-after line 14 Insert: "31-6-107. Penalty for refusal to submit to chemical testing. (a) Upon receipt of the statement provided for under W.S. 31-6-102(d), the department, subject to review as provided in this act, shall suspend the person's Wyoming driver's license or his privilege to operate a motor vehicle in this state as follows: (i) Except as otherwise provided in paragraph (ii) of this subsection, the period of suspension shall be six (6) months one (1) year; (ii) The period of suspension shall be one (1) year and six (6) months two (2) years, if: (iv) The period of suspension shall be four (4) years, eight (8) years, sixteen (16) years and thirty-two (32) years respectively for a third, fourth, fifth or sixth or subsequent refusal to submit to chemical testing.". Pages 2 through 13 Delete. Page 14-lines 1 through 12 Delete and renumber. Page 14-line 14 Delete "3" insert "2". MEIER

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Burns, Case, Driskill, Geis, Hicks, Landen, Meier, Nutting and Rothfuss Nays: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Martin, Nicholas, P., Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 10 Nays 20 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/25/2011 S Laid Back Pursuant to SR 10-4(a)

HB0029S3005/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 10 After "(C)" insert "and by creating a new paragraph (iii)". Page 3-after line 11 Insert and renumber: "(iii) The results from the test or tests under this act shall only be used for the purposes of determining the chemical concentration as provided by this section and shall not be used for any other purpose.". BURNS

HB0029S3006/FAILED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 4 After "provisions;" insert "amending penalty provisions;". Page 1-line 10 After "W.S." insert "31-5-233(e),". Page 1-after line 14 Insert and renumber: "31-5-233. Driving or having control of vehicle while under influence of intoxicating liquor or controlled substances; penalties. (e) Except as otherwise provided, a person convicted of violating this section shall be ordered to or shall receive a substance abuse assessment conducted by a substance abuse provider certified by the department of health pursuant to W.S. 9-2-2701(c) at or before sentencing. The cost of the

123 substance abuse assessment shall be assessed to and paid by the offender. Except as otherwise provided in this subsection or subsection (h) or (m) of this section, a person convicted of violating this section is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by imprisonment for not more than six (6) months, a fine of not more than seven hundred fifty dollars ($750.00), or both. Alternatively, for a first offense, the court may impose a one (1) year suspension of the person's driver's license in addition to any suspension imposed under subsection (f) of this section, and shall not be considered part of the records as a conviction of this section for purposes other than implementation of provisions of this act for purposes of second or subsequent offenses, and shall not be part of a record which is accessible by anyone other than Wyoming courts or law enforcement. On a second offense resulting in a conviction within ten (10) years after a conviction for a violation of this section or other law prohibiting driving while under the influence, he shall be punished by imprisonment for not less than seven (7) days nor more than six (6) months, he shall be ordered to or shall receive a substance abuse assessment conducted by a substance abuse provider certified by the department of health pursuant to W.S. 9-2-2701(c) before sentencing and shall not be eligible for probation or suspension of sentence or release on any other basis until he has served at least seven (7) days in jail. In addition, the person may be fined not less than two hundred dollars ($200.00) nor more than seven hundred fifty dollars ($750.00). On a third offense resulting in a conviction within ten (10) years after a conviction for a violation of this section or other law prohibiting driving while under the influence, he shall be punished by imprisonment for not less than thirty (30) days nor more than six (6) months, shall receive a substance abuse assessment pursuant to W.S. 7-13-1302 and shall not be eligible for probation or suspension of sentence or release on any other basis until he has served at least thirty (30) days in jail except that the court shall consider the substance abuse assessment and may order the person to undergo outpatient alcohol or substance abuse treatment during any mandatory period of incarceration. The minimum period of imprisonment for a third violation shall be mandatory, but the court, having considered the substance abuse assessment and the availability of public and private resources, may suspend up to fifteen (15) days of the mandatory period of imprisonment if, subsequent to the date of the current violation, the offender completes an inpatient treatment program approved by the court. In addition, the person may be fined not less than seven hundred fifty dollars ($750.00) nor more than three thousand dollars ($3,000.00). The judge may suspend part or all of the discretionary portion of an imprisonment sentence under this subsection and place the defendant on probation on condition that the defendant pursues and completes an alcohol education or treatment program as prescribed by the judge. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the term of probation imposed by a judge under this section may exceed the maximum term of imprisonment established for the offense under this subsection provided the term of probation together with any extension thereof, shall not exceed three (3) years for up to and including a third conviction. On a fourth offense resulting in a conviction or subsequent conviction within ten (10) years for a violation of this section or other law prohibiting driving while under the influence, he shall be guilty of a felony and fined not more than ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00), punished by imprisonment for not more than two (2) years, or both.". MEIER

2/28/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL

124 Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Martin, Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Bebout, Burns, Case, Emerich, Geis, Landen, Meier, Nicholas, P., Rothfuss and Schiffer Ayes 20 Nays 10 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Received for Concurrence 3/1/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Eklund, Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Madden, McKim, Moniz, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Buchanan, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Goggles, Greear, Hunt, Loucks, Lubnau, McOmie, Miller, Patton, Peasley, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dn. Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Absent: Representative(s) Nicholas, B. Ayes 40 Nays 18 Excused 1 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0093 3/2/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0093 3/3/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0093 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0093 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0178 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0030 Execution of judgment liens.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Gingery and Senator(s) Perkins

AN ACT relating to judgment liens; providing for appraisal by a qualified appraiser; providing for payment of costs of appraisal; and providing for an effective date.

12/14/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/18/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/18/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0030HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 2 After "appraiser;" delete balance of line. Page 1-line 3 Delete "appraisal;".

125 Page 1-line 7 Delete "and 1-17-316(a) are" insert "is". Page 2-line 3 Reinsert all stricken language. Page 2-line 4 Reinsert all stricken language; after "persons" insert "or". Page 2-lines 8 through 10 Delete all new language. Page 2-lines 12 through 24 Delete entirely. Page 3-lines 1 and 2 Delete entirely. BROWN, CHAIRMAN

HB0030HW001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 2 After "appraiser;" insert "providing for payment of fees;". Page 1-line 7 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0030HS001/A) to this line; delete "1-17-316(a)" insert "1-17-341". Page 2-After line 10 Insert: "1-17-341. Appraiser's fees. Each appraiser of person appraising real estate under W.S. 1-17-301 through 1-17-345, other than qualified appraisers, shall receive three dollars ($3.00) per day and one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) per half day for his services, to be collected on the execution. Qualified appraisers so acting shall receive a reasonable fee to be collected on the execution.". Page 3-line 4 Delete entirely. Page 3-line 6 Delete "Section 3" insert "Section 2". BROWN

1/19/2011 H Passed CoW 1/20/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/21/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Brown, Davison, Goggles and McKim Ayes 56 Nays 0 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/7/2011 S01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Excused: Senator(s) Burns Ayes 4 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/7/2011 S Placed on General File 2/9/2011 S Passed CoW 2/10/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/11/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines,

126 Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Excused: Senator(s) Barnard Ayes 29 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0006 2/14/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0006 2/14/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0006 2/17/2011 Governor Signed HEA No.0006 2/17/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0016 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0031 Pari-mutuel regulation.

Sponsored By: Joint Travel, Recreation, Wildlife and Cultural Resources Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to the pari-mutuel commission; providing for licensing of out-of-state simulcasting facilities; providing for source market fees; providing for distribution of fees; providing definitions; and providing for an effective date.

12/17/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H06 1/17/2011 H06 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Bonner, Botten, Connolly, Jaggi, McKim, McOmie, Petroff and Shepperson Nays: Representative(s) Davison Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/17/2011 H Placed on General File 1/17/2011 H Rereferred to H02 1/19/2011 H Rereferred to General File

HB0031HS001/ADOPTED (CORRECTED COPY) Page 2-line 4 Delete "or accepted" insert ", accepted or distributed,". Page 2-line 10 Delete "who" insert "that". Page 2-line 11 Delete "who" insert "that". McOMIE, CHAIRMAN

1/21/2011 H Passed CoW 1/24/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/25/2011 H Failed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Greear, Greene, Illoway, Kasperik, Krone, McOmie, Moniz, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Shepperson, Stubson, Throne, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dn.

127 Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Edmonds, Eklund, Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Jaggi, Kroeker, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, Miller, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Teeters, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison and Goggles Ayes 29 Nays 29 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/26/2011 H Reconsidered

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Gingery, Greear, Greene, Hunt, Kasperik, Krone, Loucks, Madden, McOmie, Nicholas, B., Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Shepperson, Stubson, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Freeman, Gay, Harshman, Harvey, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Lubnau, McKim, Miller, Moniz, Patton, Peasley, Quarberg, Semlek, Steward and Teeters Excused: Representative(s) Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 36 Nays 22 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/26/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Gingery, Greear, Greene, Hunt, Illoway, Kasperik, Krone, Loucks, Madden, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Shepperson, Stubson, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Blikre, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Freeman, Gay, Harshman, Harvey, Jaggi, Kroeker, Lubnau, McKim, Miller, Patton, Peasley, Quarberg, Semlek, Steward and Teeters Excused: Representative(s) Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 36 Nays 22 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/28/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S06 2/3/2011 S06 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Dockstader, Driskill and Esquibel, F. Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 S Placed on General File 2/8/2011 S Passed CoW 2/9/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/10/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Excused: Senator(s) Perkins Ayes 29 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

128 2/10/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0003 2/11/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0003 2/11/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0003 2/15/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0003 2/15/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0006 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0032 State archives-appropriation.

Sponsored By: Joint Travel, Recreation, Wildlife and Cultural Resources Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to state archives; providing an appropriation for shelving and expanded storage; and providing for an effective date.

12/17/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H06 1/14/2011 H06 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Bonner, Botten, Connolly, Jaggi, McKim, McOmie, Petroff and Shepperson Excused: Representative(s) Davison Ayes 8 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/14/2011 H Placed on General File 1/14/2011 H Rereferred to H02 1/26/2011 H02 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Harshman, Pedersen, Steward and Wallis Ayes 7 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/26/2011 H Placed on General File; Did Not Consider in CoW

H.B. No. 0033 Exceeding speed limit while passing.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) McOmie, Gay, Craft, Roscoe, Teeters, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dn.

AN ACT relating to motor vehicles; authorizing drivers to exceed posted speed limits in order to pass vehicles traveling under the posted speed limit; specifying additional restrictions and application; and providing for an effective date.

12/20/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H08 1/19/2011 H08 Recommended Do Pass

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ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Bonner, Botten, Cannady, McKim, Quarberg and Vranish Nays: Representative(s) Blake, Petersen and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 6 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/19/2011 H Placed on General File 1/20/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0033H2001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 12 Delete "full". Page 2-line 13 Delete "to exceeding" insert "as if". Page 2-line 14 Delete "by the actual speed of the vehicle" insert "were ten (10) miles per hour higher". TEETERS

1/21/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/24/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dn. Nays: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Absent: Representative(s) Hunt Ayes 57 Nays 1 Excused 1 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

1/26/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S08; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/1/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Nutting Nays: Senator(s) Cooper, Johnson, Landen and Schiffer Ayes 1 Nays 4 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 S Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to SR 7-3(c)

H.B. No. 0034 Sales and use tax distributions.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) McOmie, Bonner, Davison, Gay, Gingery, Illoway, Lubnau and Throne and Senator(s) Coe, Cooper, Jennings and Martin

AN ACT relating to taxation and revenue; modifying distribution of sales and use taxes as specified; repealing obsolete provisions; and providing for an effective date.

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12/20/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03 1/21/2011 H03 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Campbell, Childers, Miller, Semlek and Vranish Nays: Representative(s) Madden and Petersen Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 6 Nays 2 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0034HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 2 After "specified;" insert "specifying restriction of additional distributions for fiscal year 2012;". Page 5-After line 8 Insert: "Section 2. (a) For fiscal year 2012, the additional distributions of funds to counties, cities and towns resulting from this act shall be subject to and administered in accordance with the following: (i) The state treasurer shall determine the amount of money distributed to each city and town on August 15, 2011, pursuant to 2010 Wyoming Session Laws, chapter 39, section 335(b), and to each county pursuant to 2010 Wyoming Session Laws, chapter 39, section 335(c); (ii) The state treasurer shall distribute the additional amount of funds resulting from the amendments to W.S. 39-15-111 and 39-16-111 in section 1 of this act to a county, city or town only after the additional amount exceeds the amount determined under paragraph (i) of this subsection for each county, city or town, and only those excess amounts shall be distributed. (iii) Funds not distributed to counties, cities and towns due to application of this section shall be deposited to the general fund.". Renumber as necessary. CHILDERS, CHAIRMAN

1/24/2011 H Rereferred to H02 1/27/2011 H02 Recommended Do Not Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Harshman, Pedersen, Steward and Wallis Ayes 7 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 H Placed on General File 2/1/2011 H Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Byrd, Campbell, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Freeman, Gay, Goggles, Greear, Illoway, Krone, Loucks, McOmie, Miller, Patton, Petroff, Stubson and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Berger, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Cannady, Childers, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Gingery, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, Moniz,

131 Nicholas, B., Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Teeters, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Edmonds Ayes 22 Nays 37 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0035 Health Care Choice and Protection Act.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Davison, Edmonds, Gay, Jaggi, Kroeker, Peasley, Quarberg, Semlek and Teeters and Senator(s) Jennings, Meier and Nutting

AN ACT relating to a Health Care Choice and Protection Act; establishing the Health Care Choice and Protection Act; authorizing the attorney general to defend specified actions and prescribing optional legal remedies; providing legislative findings and declarations; and providing for an effective date.

12/20/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10 1/24/2011 H10 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Gay, Gingery, Greene, Hunt and Peasley Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Craft, Harvey and Miller Ayes 5 Nays 4 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/24/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0035HS001/ADOPTED Page 4-lines 7 through 17 Delete entirely and renumber as necessary. Page 4-line 20 Delete "legislature" insert "legislators". Page 7-line 13 Delete "Enforcement" insert "Declaration of invalidity; enforcement". Page 7-After line 14 Insert: "(a) The Wyoming legislature declares that the federal laws known as the "Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act," Public Law 111-148, and the "Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010," Public Law 111-152, are not authorized by the constitution of the United States and violate its meaning, intent and principles as given by the ratifiers, and are hereby declared to be invalid in the state, shall not be recognized by this state, are specifically rejected by this state and shall be considered null and void and of no effect in this state." Page 7-line 16 Delete "(a)" insert "(b)"; delete "official, agent, employee or". Page 7-line 20 Delete "this article" insert "subsection (a) of this section". Page 7-line 21 Delete "felony" insert "misdemeanor"; delete "five thousand" insert "two thousand dollars ($2,000.00)". Page 7-line 22 Delete "dollars ($5,000.00)"; delete "in the county jail". Page 7-line 23 Delete "two (2) years" insert "one (1) year". Page 8-line 1 Delete "(b)" insert "(c)".

132 Page 8-line 6 Delete "this article" insert "subsection (a) of this section". Page 8-line 7 Delete "felony" insert "misdemeanor"; delete "five" insert "one (1) year". Page 8-line 8 Delete "(5) years"; after "than" delete balance of the line and insert "two thousand dollars ($2,000.00)". Page 8-line 9 Delete "($5,000.00)". Page 8-line 14 Delete "shall" insert "may". Page 8-lines 20 through 24 Delete entirely. Page 9-lines 1 through 4 Delete entirely. Page 9-line 6 Delete "(c)" insert "(b)". Page 9-line 19 After "(a)" delete balance of the line. Page 9-line 20 Delete entirely. Page 9-line 21 Delete the line through "every" insert "Every". HARVEY, CHAIRMAN

HB0035HW001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 12 Delete "6-5-406" insert "6-5-407". Page 3-line 22 Delete "6-5-406" insert "6-5-407". Page 4-line 5 Delete "6-5-406" insert "6-5-407". Page 7-After line 11 Insert: "6-5-404. Declaration of invalidity. The Wyoming legislature declares that the federal laws known as the "Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act," Public Law 111-148, and the "Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010," Public Law 111-152, are not authorized by the constitution of the United States and violate its meaning, intent and principles as given by the ratifiers, and are hereby declared to be invalid in the state, shall not be recognized by this state, are specifically rejected by this state and shall be considered null and void and of no effect in this state.". Page 7-line 13 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0035HS001/A) to this line; delete "6-5-404" insert "6-5-405". Page 7-After line 14 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0035HS001/A) to this line. Page 7-line 16 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0035HS001/A) to this line; delete "(a)"; delete "official, agent, employee or". Page 7-line 20 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0035HS001/A) to this line; delete "this article" insert "W.S. 6-5-404". Page 8-lines 1 through 9 Delete entirely including the standing committee amendment (HB0035HS001/A) to these lines. Page 8-line 11 Delete "6-5-405" insert "6-5-406". Page 9-line 17 Delete "6-5-406" insert "6-5-407". Renumber as necessary. QUARBERG, BRECHTEL

1/28/2011 H Passed CoW HB0035H2001/FAILED Delete the Quarberg et al., committee of the whole amendment (HB0035HW001/A) entirely and further amend as follows: Page 1-lines 3 and 4 Delete entirely. Page 7-After line 11 Insert: "6-5-404. Declaration of invalidity.

133 The Wyoming legislature declares that the federal laws known as the "Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act," Public Law 111-148, and the "Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010," Public Law 111-152, are not authorized by the constitution of the United States and violate its meaning, intent and principles as given by the ratifiers, and are hereby declared to be invalid in the state, shall not be recognized by this state, are specifically rejected by this state and shall be considered null and void and of no effect in this state.". Page 7-lines 13 through 23 Delete entirely including the standing amendment (HB0035HS001/A) to these lines. Page 8-lines 1 through 9 Delete entirely including the standing committee amendment (HB0035HS001/A) to these lines. BRECHTEL

HB0035H2002/ADOPTED Delete the Quarberg et al., committee of the whole amendment (HB0035HW001/A) entirely. Delete the Brechtel second reading amendment (HB0035H2001/A) entirely. Further amend as follows: Page 1-lines 3 and 4 Delete entirely. Page 1-line 12 Delete "6-5-406" insert "6-5-405". Page 3-line 22 Delete "6-5-406" insert "6-5-405". Page 4-line 5 Delete "6-5-406" insert "6-5-405". Page 7-lines 13 through 23 Delete entirely including the standing committee amendment (HB0035HS001/A) to these. Page 8-lines 1 through 9 Delete entirely including the standing committee amendment (HB0035HS001/A) to these lines. Page 8-line 11 Delete "6-5-405" insert "6-5-404". Page 9-line 17 Delete "6-5-406" insert "6-5-405". BROWN, GREENE, STEWARD

1/31/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

HB0035H3001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 12 Delete the Brown et al. second reading amendment (HB0035H2002/A) to this line; delete "6-5-401 through 6-5-406" insert "35-30-101 through 35-30-105". Page 1-line 15 Delete "ARTICLE 4" insert "CHAPTER 30". Page 2-line 3 Delete "6-5-401" insert "35-30-101". Page 2-line 12 Delete "6-5-402" insert "35-30-102". Page 3-line 21 Delete "6-5-401 through" insert "35-30-101 through 35-30-105.". Page 3-line 22 Delete entirely including the Brown et al. second reading amendment (HB0035H2002/A) to this line. Page 4-line 1 Delete "6-5-403" insert "35-30-103". Page 4-line 2 After "authority" insert "; declaration of invalidity". Page 4-line 5 Delete the Brown et al. second reading amendment (HB0035H2002/A) to this line; delete "6-5-401 through 6-5-406" insert "35-30-101 through 35-30-105". Page 7-After line 11 Insert: "(b) The Wyoming legislature declares that the federal laws known as the "Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act," Public Law 111-148, and the "Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010," Public Law 111-152, are not authorized by the constitution of the United States and violate its meaning, intent and principles as given by the ratifiers, and are hereby

134 declared to be invalid in the state, shall not be recognized by this state, are specifically rejected by this state and shall be considered null and void and of no effect in this state.". Page 8-line 11 Delete the Brown et al. second reading amendment (HB0035H2002/A) to this line; delete "6-5-405" insert "35-30-104". Page 9-line 17 Delete the Brown et al. second reading amendment (HB0035H2002/A) to this line; delete "6-5-406" insert "35-30-105". BRECHTEL

2/1/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Davison, Eklund, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Teeters, Vranish and Wallis Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Goggles, Petroff, Roscoe, Stubson, Throne, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Byrd and Edmonds Ayes 44 Nays 14 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/2/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S10; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 S Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to SR 7-3(c)

H.B. No. 0036 Cancer Control Act amendments.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Esquibel, K., Bonner, Botten, Childers, Goggles and Pedersen and Senator(s) Dockstader, Landen, Martin, Nutting and Peterson

AN ACT relating to the Wyoming Cancer Control Act; authorizing follow-up colorectal cancer screening tests when medically indicated; clarifying eligibility language; and providing for an effective date.

12/20/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/17/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10 1/27/2011 H10 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Craft, Gay, Gingery, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Miller and Peasley Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 H Placed on General File 2/1/2011 H Passed CoW 2/2/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

135 HB0036H3001/FAILED Page 1-line 3 After "language;" insert "specifying payment amount for follow-up screening tests;". Page 1-line 8 After "(d)" insert "and (e)". Page 2-after line 12 Insert: "(e) For colonoscopies other than follow-up screening tests, the department shall provide vouchers to eligible persons for reimbursement for a colonoscopy at the rate paid under the Wyoming Medical Assistance and Services Act for colonoscopies, including polyp removal. For follow-up screening tests, the voucher shall be for reimbursement of fifty percent (50%) of that rate. The person receiving a voucher under this subsection shall pay all other costs of the colonoscopy. When the funds appropriated for this program are expended, the department shall cease issuing vouchers under this section.". MADDEN

2/3/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Stubson, Throne, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dn. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Buchanan, Edmonds, Gay, Kroeker, Madden, Miller, Peasley, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Teeters, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 46 Nays 14 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/3/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S10 2/17/2011 S10 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Dockstader, Martin, Nutting and Schiffer Nays: Senator(s) Scott Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/17/2011 S Placed on General File 2/22/2011 S Passed CoW

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Landen, Martin, Nutting, Peterson, Rothfuss and Schiffer Nays: Senator(s) Burns, Case, Driskill, Geis, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Meier, Nicholas, P., Perkins, Ross, Scot and Von Flatern Excused: Senator(s) Emerich Ayes 15 Nays 14 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/23/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/24/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

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ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Christensen, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Hicks, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Nutting, Peterson, Rothfuss, Schiffer and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Burns, Case, Coe, Geis, Hines, Jennings, Meier, Nicholas, P., Perkins, Ross and Scott Ayes 19 Nays 11 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/24/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0049 2/24/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0049 2/24/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0049 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0049 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0106 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0037 State archives-storage study.

Sponsored By: Joint Travel, Recreation, Wildlife and Cultural Resources Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to state archives; providing an appropriation for study of best practices methodology for document retention and storage; and providing for an effective date.

12/20/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H06 1/14/2011 H06 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Bonner, Botten, Connolly, Jaggi, McOmie, Petroff and Shepperson Nays: Representative(s) McKim Excused: Representative(s) Davison Ayes 7 Nays 1 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/14/2011 H Placed on General File 1/14/2011 H Rereferred to H02 1/26/2011 H02 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Harshman, Pedersen, Steward and Wallis Ayes 7 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/26/2011 H Placed on General File 1/28/2011 H Passed CoW 1/31/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/1/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

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ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Gay, Jaggi, Kroeker, McKim, Miller, Peasley and Quarberg Excused: Representative(s) Byrd and Edmonds Ayes 51 Nays 7 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/1/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S06 2/3/2011 S06 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Dockstader, Driskill and Esquibel, F. Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 S Placed on General File 2/4/2011 S Rereferred to S02 2/11/2011 S02 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Hastert, Meier, Nicholas, P., Peterson and Von Flatern Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0037SS001/ADOPTED Page 2-after line 6 Insert and renumber: "Section 2. The department of state parks and cultural resources shall coordinate with the state chief information officer to jointly develop the uniform standard of electronic record keeping for all state records. A phased approach for implementing the state's electronic records management system will be planned, documented and approved by the chief information officer prior to the expenditure of funds. All state agencies shall participate under this section. Agencies shall participate through existing committees or the department and chief information officer can jointly establish a separate committee for the purposes of electronic record management system coordination. The chief information officer shall review and update promulgated rules 6560 through 6565 on electronic records to support the implementation of the state's electronic records management system as needed.". NICHOLAS, CHAIRMAN

2/16/2011 S Passed CoW 2/17/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/18/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks,

138 Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/22/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Gay, Patton, Peasley and Quarberg Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Greear, Kasperik and Pederson Ayes 52 Nays 4 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/23/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0038 2/24/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0038 2/24/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0038 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0038 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0116 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0038 State archives-new building.

Sponsored By: Joint Travel, Recreation, Wildlife and Cultural Resources Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to administration of government; providing for development of requests for proposals for the design, plan and construction of an archives and museum storage facility; and providing for an effective date.

12/20/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H06; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 1/14/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Nays: Representative(s) Bonner, Botten, Connolly, Jaggi, McKim, McOmie, Petroff and Shepperson Excused: Representative(s) Davison Ayes 0 Nays 8 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

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H.B. No. 0039 Health litigation fund.

Sponsored By: Joint Labor, Health and Social Services Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to the administration of government and national health care reform; providing for a fund to litigate issues relating to federal health care enactments and their implementation; specifying uses of the fund; providing an appropriation; and providing for an effective date.

12/20/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10 1/25/2011 H10 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Gay, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Miller and Peasley Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Craft and Gingery Ayes 6 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 H Placed on General File 1/25/2011 H Rereferred to H02 1/27/2011 H02 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Harshman, Pedersen, Steward and Wallis Ayes 7 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0039HS001/ADOPTED Page 5-line 13 Delete "two million" insert "five hundred thousand". Page 5-line 14 Delete "($2,000,000.00)" insert "($500,000.00)". BERGER, CHAIRMAN

2/3/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0039H2001/FAILED Page 2-lines 5 and 6 Delete entirely and insert: "(b) Funds in the account shall be used for litigation costs directly incurred in litigation authorized under this section.". Page 3-lines 5 through 9 Delete entirely and renumber as necessary. THRONE

HB0039H2002/FAILED Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0039HS001/A) entirely and further amend as follows: Page 5-line 13 Delete "two million dollars". Page 5-line 14 Delete "(2,000,000.00)" insert "two hundred fifty thousand dollars ($250,000.00)". THRONE

2/4/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/7/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

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ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Byrd, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Goggles and Throne Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 50 Nays 9 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/8/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S10 2/11/2011 S10 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Dockstader, Nutting and Scott Nays: Senator(s) Martin and Schiffer Ayes 3 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Placed on General File 2/11/2011 S Rereferred to S02 2/16/2011 S02 Recommended Do Not Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Hastert, Nicholas, P. and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Meier and Peterson Ayes 3 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/16/2011 S Placed on General File 2/22/2011 S Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Case, Dockstader, Hicks, Jennings, Landen, Meier, Nutting, Peterson, Ross and Scott Nays: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Driskill, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hines, Johnson, Martin, Nicholas, P., Perkins, Rothfuss, Schiffer and Von Flatern Excused: Senator(s) Emerich Ayes 10 Nays 19 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0040 Compensation for persons exonerated based on DNA.

Sponsored By: Joint Judiciary Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to criminal procedure; authorizing compensation for persons exonerated based on DNA testing; specifying conditions, requirements and limitations on authorized compensation; conforming provisions; and providing for an effective date.

141 12/20/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/13/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/13/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0040HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 19 After "day" insert "while actually". Page 3-line 20 Delete "not more than". Page 4-line 9 After "subsection." insert "The estate shall not be eligible for compensation unless it complies with all provisions and requirements of this section which would have applied to the movant.". Page 4-line 18 After "pending" insert ", has obtained a judgment or has settled an action or claim". BROWN, CHAIRMAN

1/14/2011 H Passed CoW 1/17/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/18/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Davison, Edmonds, Gay, Kroeker, Miller, Peasley and Petersen Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 51 Nays 8 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/9/2011 S01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F. and Hicks Nays: Senator(s) Perkins Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/9/2011 S Placed on General File 2/9/2011 S Rereferred to S02 2/15/2011 S02 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Hastert, Meier, Nicholas, P., Peterson and Von Flatern

142 Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/15/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0040SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 2-line 3 after ";" insert "and". Page 2-line 7 Delete "; and" insert ".". Page 2-lines 9 through 13 Delete. Page 3-line 1 After "The" insert "state risk manager of the". Page 3-line 10 Delete "department" insert "state risk manager". Page 3-line 21 Delete "treasurer" insert "self insurance account". Page 4-line 2 After "discounted" delete ",". Page 5-line 4 After "entered" insert "or any related arrest, prosecution or imprisonment". Page 5-line 16 After "entered" insert "or any related arrest, prosecution or imprisonment". Page 5-line 19 After "waiver" insert "in a form satisfactory to the attorney general". Page 6-line 12 Delete "department of" insert "state self insurance account". Page 6-line 13 Delete "administration and information". NICHOLAS, CHAIRMAN

2/24/2011 S Passed CoW 2/25/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/28/2011 S Failed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Burns, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hines, Landen, Martin, Nutting, Rothfuss, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Barnard, Bebout, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Hicks, Jennings, Johnson, Meier, Nicholas, P., Perkins, Peterson, Ross and Schiffer Ayes 12 Nays 18 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0041 Driving within a single lane.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Gingery, Brown, Cannady and McOmie and Senator(s) Christensen

AN ACT relating to motor vehicles; modifying requirements for driving within a single lane on two lane roads; creating definitions in the uniform act regulating traffic on highways; and providing for an effective date.

12/20/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H08 1/24/2011 H08 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Bonner, Botten, Cannady, McKim, Petersen, Quarberg and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Vranish Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

143

1/24/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0041HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 7 After "W.S." insert "31-5-102(a) by creating a new paragraph (lxiv) and"; delete "(i) is" insert "are". Page 1-After line 7 Insert: "31-5-102. Definitions. (a) Except as otherwise provided, as used in this act: (lxiv) "Fog line" means the line that delineates between the travel way and the shoulder.". Page 2-line 1 Reinsert all stricken language. Page 2-line 2 Reinsert all stricken language; after "lane" strike the remainder of the line and insert ". As used in this paragraph, "as nearly as practicable" means that a vehicle may move slightly across the fog line or lane marker when adverse conditions exist, including but not limited to high winds, sharp curves, or objects in the roadway;". Page 2-line 3 Before "moved" insert "(ii) A vehicle shall not be"; strike the first "the" insert "a". Page 2-after line 4 Insert: "(ii)(iii) Upon a roadway which is divided into three (3) lanes and provides for two-way movement of traffic, a vehicle shall not be driven in the center lane except when overtaking and passing another vehicle traveling in the same direction when the center lane is clear of traffic within a safe distance, or in preparation for making or completing a left turn or where the center lane is at the time allocated exclusively to traffic moving in the direction the vehicle is proceeding and the allocation is designated by official traffic-control devices; (iii)(iv) Official traffic-control devices may be erected directing specified traffic to use a designated lane or designating those lanes to be used by traffic moving in a particular direction regardless of the center of the roadway and drivers of vehicles shall obey the directions of every such device; (iv)(v) Official traffic-control devices may be installed prohibiting the changing of lanes on sections of roadways and drivers of vehicles shall obey the directions of every such device." QUARBERG, CHAIRMAN

HB0041HW001/ADOPTED (CORRECTED COPY) Page 1-line 2 After "roads;" insert "creating definitions in the uniform act regulating traffic on highways;". Page 1-line 7 In the standing committee amendment (HB0041HS001/A) to this line delete "a new paragraph (lxiv)" insert "new paragraphs (lxiv) and (lxv)". Page 1-After line 7 In the standing committee amendment (HB0041HS001/A) to these lines delete "shoulder." insert "shoulder; (lx) "Travel way" means the portion of the roadway for the movement of vehicles, exclusive of the shoulders.". GINGERY

1/25/2011 H Passed CoW 1/26/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/27/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL

144 Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Throne, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Childers, Davison, Gay, McOmie, Peasley, Teeters and Vranish Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 51 Nays 8 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/28/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S08 2/15/2011 S08 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Cooper, Johnson, Landen and Nutting Nays: Senator(s) Schiffer Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/15/2011 S Placed on General File; Did Not Consider in CoW

H.B. No. 0042 Coroner record confidentiality.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Gingery and Senator(s) Case

AN ACT relating to coroners; providing confidentiality for toxicology reports, photographs, video recordings or audio recordings of the scene of the death or made in the course of a postmortem examination or autopsy by a coroner; providing exceptions; providing penalties; and providing for an effective date.

12/22/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/19/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B. and Peasley Nays: Representative(s) Throne Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/19/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0042HS001/ADOPTED Page 1–line 15 After "body" insert "and completing his investigation". Page 2–line 3 Delete "amount" insert "description". Page 2–line 15 After "spouse," delete balance of line. Page 2–line 16 Delete "spouse, the"; after "surviving" delete balance of line and insert "parent".

145 Page 2–line 17 Delete "spouse or parent,"; after "child" insert "or a legal guardian". Page 3–line 10 After "agency," insert "a board licensing health care professionals under title 33 of the Wyoming statutes, the division responsible for administering the Wyoming Workers' Compensation Act, the division responsible for administering the Wyoming Occupational Health and Safety Act,". Page 3–line 11 After "proceedings" insert "with legitimate interest in the death". Page 4–line 6 After "proceeding" insert ", or proceeding before a state of Wyoming board issuing health care professional licenses under title 33 of the Wyoming statutes,". Page 4–line 17 After "organizations" insert "or for training purposes". Page 5–line 18 Delete "right to". Page 6–line 13 After "deceased" insert "or legal guardian of the children of the deceased". Page 7–line 24 After "verdicts" insert "and written dockets". BROWN, CHAIRMAN

1/20/2011 H Passed CoW 1/21/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading HB0042H3001/ADODPTED Page 4-line 12 Delete "a pathologist or forensic". Page 4-line 13 Delete "scientist" insert "an appropriate expert". STUBSON

HB0042H3002/ADOPTED Page 2-line 9 Delete "and" insert ","; after "(g)" insert "and (o)". Page 7-after line 11 Insert: "(o) In the event that the coroner, or the coroner's designee, determines that a person's death was caused by an infectious disease, biological toxin or any other cause which may constitute a public health emergency as defined in W.S. 35-4-115(a)(i), the coroner shall release to the state health officer or his designee all information and records required under W.S. 35-4-107. If the state health official or his designee determines upon an examination of the results of the autopsy and the toxicology report that a public health emergency may in fact exist, he shall release the appropriate information to the general public as provided by department of health rules and regulations.". SEMLEK, BONNER

1/24/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Edmonds

146 Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 58 Nays 1 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/26/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S07 2/15/2011 S07 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Case, Hines, Johnson, Martin and Scott Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/15/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0042SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 2–line 4 After "death," insert "including relevant toxicological factors,". Page 2-line 19 After "child" insert ", personal representative, legal representative,". Page 3-line 14 After "Act," insert "the state occupational epidemiologist, the department and". Page 3-line 16 After "Act," insert "the office of the inspector of mines,". Page 4–line 10 After "section." delete balance of the line. Page 4-lines 11 through 15 Delete. Page 6-line 20 After "guardian" insert ", personal representative or legal representative". CASE, CHAIRMAN

2/24/2011 S Passed CoW 2/25/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/28/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Dockstader Ayes 29 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Received for Concurrence 3/1/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Gay and McKim Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Ayes 56 Nays 3 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0087

147 3/1/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0087 3/2/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0087 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0087 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0144 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0043 Workers' compensation appeals.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dn., Brown, Gingery, Lubnau, Peasley, Stubson and Throne and Senator(s) Nutting and Scott

AN ACT relating to workers' compensation; providing for review of district court judgments entered upon review of worker's compensation contested cases by writ of certiorari to the supreme court; specifying applicability; and providing for an effective date.

12/22/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/4/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Peasley and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone and Nicholas, B. Ayes 2 Nays 7 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0044 Annuity premium tax repeal.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Gingery, McKim, Quarberg and Teeters and Senator(s) Bebout

AN ACT relating to annuity premium taxes; repealing the annuity premium tax; making conforming amendments; and providing for an effective date.

12/27/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03 1/17/2011 H03 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Childers, Miller, Petersen and Semlek Nays: Representative(s) Campbell, Madden and Vranish Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 5 Nays 3 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/17/2011 H Placed on General File

148 1/18/2011 H Rereferred to H02 1/19/2011 H Rereferred to General File 1/21/2011 H Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Botten, Brechtel, Byrd, Childers, Eklund, Gay, Gingery, Greene, Hunt, Illoway, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, McKim, Miller, Peasley, Petroff, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Teeters, Throne and Zwonitzer, Dn. Nays: Representative(s) Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Connolly, Craft, Freeman, Greear, Harvey, Jaggi, Kasperik, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Petersen, Roscoe, Stubson, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Berger, Davison, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Goggles, Harshman, Pederson, Steward and Wallis Ayes 24 Nays 27 Excused 9 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0045 Agricultural property taxation.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Gingery and Campbell and Senator(s) Christensen

AN ACT relating to taxation; providing a definition of marketing of agricultural products for purposes of taxation of agricultural land; including grazing of horses used in outfitting and dude ranch operations for such purposes as specified; and providing for an effective date.

12/27/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/4/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Campbell Nays: Representative(s) Blikre, Childers, Madden, Miller, Petersen, Semlek and Vranish Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 1 Nays 7 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0046 Campaign funds-personal use.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Stubson, Barbuto, Blikre, Pedersen and Throne and Senator(s) Landen and Von Flatern

AN ACT relating to campaign funds; providing restrictions on use of campaign funds; providing for disposal of campaign funds after terms of office; providing for penalties; and providing for an effective date.

12/28/2010 Bill Number Assigned

149 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/17/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 1/21/2011 H07 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Patton, Roscoe, Shepperson and Stubson Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0046HS001/ADOPTED Page 3–line 19 Delete "501(c)(3)" insert "501(c)". Page 3–line 22 Delete "the state" insert "a". Page 3–line 23 Delete "a Wyoming community". ILLOWAY, CHAIRMAN

HB0046HW001/ADOPTED Page 4-line 17 After "received" insert "after July 1, 2011". BUCHANAN

1/25/2011 H Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blikre, Bonner, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Connolly, Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Madden, Miller, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Roscoe, Stubson and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Berger, Blake, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Gay, Harvey, Hunt, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Teeters, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison and Goggles Ayes 24 Nays 34 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0047 State parks-user fee program.

Sponsored By: Joint Travel, Recreation, Wildlife and Cultural Resources Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to state parks; providing for user fees to be collected at the time of vehicle registrations; providing for a waiver of the additional fee; providing for rulemaking; providing for distribution and use of additional fee; eliminating collection of daily use fees at state parks, historic sites, state recreation areas and state archeological sites for Wyoming residents; and providing for an effective date.

12/28/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H06; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 1/26/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

150

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Bonner and Connolly Nays: Representative(s) Botten, Davison, Jaggi, McKim, McOmie, Petroff and Shepperson Ayes 2 Nays 7 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0048 Placement of wind energy facilities.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Cannady, Blake, Harshman, Moniz and Zwonitzer, Dv.

AN ACT relating to wind energy siting; prohibiting the placement of wind energy facilities and equipment as specified; and providing for an effective date.

12/28/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H09; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/2/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0049 Primary care support program.

Sponsored By: Joint Labor, Health and Social Services Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to public health; creating the primary care support program; authorizing grants as specified; providing for a local match as specified; requiring reports; providing appropriations; providing a repeal date; and providing for an effective date.

12/29/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10 1/17/2011 H10 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Craft, Gay, Greene, Harvey, Hunt and Miller Nays: Representative(s) Gingery and Peasley Ayes 7 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/17/2011 H Placed on General File 1/17/2011 H Rereferred to H02 1/25/2011 H02 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Harshman, Pedersen and Steward Nays: Representative(s) Wallis Ayes 6 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

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1/25/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0049HS001/ADOPTED That Substitute No. 1 for HB0049 DO Pass. HARVEY, CHAIRMAN

HB0049HS002/ADOPTED Page 3-line 5 After "($1,000,000.00)" insert "of state funds". Page 3-line 9 After "the" insert "state funds". Page 5-line 1 After "appropriated" delete balance of the line; insert "three million dollars ($3,000,000.00)". Page 5-line 2 Delete "($10,000,000.00)". Page 5-line 14 After "appropriated" delete balance of the line; insert "one hundred ten thousand dollars ($110,000.00)". Page 5-line 15 Delete the line through "($200,000.00)". Page 6-line 1 After "2012." delete balance of the line. Page 6-line 2 Delete entirely. BERGER, CHAIRMAN

1/27/2011 H Passed CoW 1/28/2011 H Laid Back Pursuant to HR 9-3 1/31/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/1/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Throne, Vranish, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Buchanan, Gay, Gingery, Kroeker, Loucks, Peasley, Quarberg, Shepperson, Teeters and Wallis Excused: Representative(s) Byrd and Edmonds Ayes 47 Nays 11 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/2/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S10 2/10/2011 S10 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Dockstader, Martin, Nutting, Schiffer and Scott Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 S Placed on General File 2/10/2011 S Rereferred to S02 2/16/2011 S02 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Hastert, Meier, Nicholas, P., Peterson and Von Flatern Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/16/2011 S Placed on General File

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HB0049SS001.01/ADOPTED (CORRECTED COPY) (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 1 Delete "the primary care" insert "a process for facilitating capital construction and start up costs for community health centers and rural health clinics;". Page 1-line 2 Delete "support program;". Page 1-line 11 After "9-2-127." delete balance of line and insert "Community health centers and rural health clinics; process for grants facilitating capital construction and start up costs;". Page 1-line 14 Delete "the Wyoming primary care support" insert "a process for grants facilitating capital construction and start up costs of community health centers and rural health clinics. The process shall be". Page 1-line 15 Delete "program". Page 2-line 23 After "or" insert "initiate new"; delete "provided or". Page 3-line 2 After "criteria" insert ". The grants shall be used for capital and start up expenses only and shall not be used for ongoing operating expenses". Page 3-line 15 Delete "and". Page 3-line 19 Delete "." insert "; and". Page 3-after line 19 Insert: "(vi) Grants shall be awarded only if the applicant can demonstrate an operating plan that integrates health care services within the entire service community to promote accessibility and quality of care. The plan shall provide for integration enhancement through the use of the Medicare and Medicaid electronic health records program, the small rural hospital improvement program and other similar programs.". Page 5-line 13 After "act" delete "." and insert "until July 1, 2017, when any unexpended monies shall revert as provided by law.". SCOTT, CHAIRMAN

HB0049SS001.02/FAILED (CORRECTED COPY) (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 5-line 13 After "act." insert "There is authorized an additional two million dollars ($2,000,000.00) for the primary care support account in the department of health standard budget request for the 2013-2014 biennium.". SCOTT, CHAIRMAN

HB0049SS002/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 5-line 2 Delete "three million dollars" insert "one million dollars ($1,000,000.00)". Page 5-line 3 Delete "($3,000,000.00)". Page 5-line 13 Delete the First Senate Standing Committee Amendment (HB0049SS001/AE) to this line. NICHOLAS, CHAIRMAN

2/22/2011 S Passed CoW 2/23/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/24/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

HB0049SW001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 2-after line 18 Insert and renumber: "(i) Before submission to the department, and following public notice and a hearing, the application shall be approved by the board of

153 county commissioners for the county in which the community health center or rural health clinic is located or proposed to be located;". MEIER

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Burns, Case, Dockstader, Hines, Nicholas, P. and Rothfuss Conflicts: Senator(s) Ross Ayes 23 Nays 6 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 1

2/24/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/25/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Byrd, Connolly, Davison, Esquibel, K., Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe and Throne Excused: Representative(s) Gay and Pederson Ayes 49 Nays 9 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/25/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0065 2/28/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0065 2/28/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0065 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0065 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0135 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0050 Health insurance exchanges.

Sponsored By: Joint Labor, Health and Social Services Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to the administration of government and the 2010 federal health care reform; providing for a study of whether the state should establish and operate a Wyoming health insurance exchange or participate in a regional exchange; creating a steering committee; requiring a report and specifying report requirements; providing appropriations; and providing for an effective date.

12/29/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10 1/18/2011 H10 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Craft, Greene, Harvey, Miller and Peasley

154 Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Gay, Gingery and Hunt Ayes 5 Nays 4 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/18/2011 H Placed on General File 1/18/2011 H Rereferred to H02 1/25/2011 H02 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Esquibel, K., Harshman, Pedersen and Steward Nays: Representative(s) Edmonds and Wallis Ayes 5 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0050HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 13 Delete "reconnaissance". Page 2-line 10 Delete "a study oversight" insert "the Wyoming health benefit exchange". Page 2-line 19 Delete "decide to". Page 2-line 20 Delete "to". Page 3-line 12 Delete "whether" insert "how". Page 3-line 19 After "Consider" delete balance of the line and insert "options being considered by". Page 3-line 20 Delete "Massachusetts and". Page 4-line 2 Before "full" delete "the" insert "a"; after "services" delete balance of line. Page 5-line 7 Delete "or interim". MILLER, VICE-CHAIRMAN

HB0050HS002/ADOPTED Page 5-line 11 After "appropriated" delete balance of the line; insert "one hundred forty-five thousand dollars ($145,000.00)". Page 5-line 12 Delete "($5,000.00)". BERGER, CHAIRMAN

HB0050HW001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 5 After "exchange;" insert "creating a steering committee;". Page 1-line 6 Delete "an appropriation" insert "appropriations". Page 1-line 13 Delete "governor" insert "steering committee created under subsection (b) of this section". Page 2-lines 10 and 11 Delete entirely including the standing committee amendment (HB0050HS001/A) to these lines; insert: "(c) There is created the Wyoming Health Insurance Exchange Steering Committee. The committee shall consist of: (i) Two (2) senators appointed by the president of the senate, one (1) of which shall serve as co-chairman of the committee; (ii) Two (2) representatives appointed by the speaker of the house, one (1) of which shall serve as co-chairman of the committee; (iii) Two (2) representatives from the business community in the state appointed by the governor; (iv) Two (2) representatives from domestic insurance companies appointed by the governor; (v) One (1) insurance producer appointed by the governor; (vi) One (1) medical provider appointed by the governor; (vii) One (1) person representing hospitals in the state appointed by the governor;

155 (viii) One (1) person representing Wyoming consumers appointed by the governor; (ix) At least five (5) members from affected state agencies and the governor's office appointed by the governor.". Page 2-line 13 Delete "oversight task force" insert "Wyoming health insurance exchange steering committee". Page 6-After line 2 Insert: "(h) The legislative members of the committee shall receive salary and reimbursement for per diem and travel expenses incurred in the performance of their duties on the committee as provided in W.S. 28-5-101. There is appropriated ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00) from the general fund to the legislative service office for the salary, per diem and travel for the legislative members of the steering committee. Any unexpended, unobligated funds remaining from this appropriation shall revert as provided by law on June 30, 2012.". GINGERY

1/25/2011 H Passed CoW 1/26/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/27/2011 H Laid Back Pursuant to HR 9-3

HB0050H3001/FAILED Page 4-lines 10 through 19 Delete entirely and renumber as necessary. CONNOLLY

1/28/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Edmonds, Kroeker, McKim, Peasley, Quarberg and Wallis Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Gay, Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 48 Nays 8 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S10 2/10/2011 S10 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Dockstader, Martin, Nutting, Schiffer and Scott Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 S Placed on General File 2/10/2011 S Rereferred to S02 2/16/2011 S02 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Meier, Nicholas, P., Peterson and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Hastert Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

156 2/16/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0050SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 7 Delete "appropriations" insert "an appropriation". Page 1-line 14 Delete "(b)" insert "(c)". Page 2-line 9 After "exchanges." insert "The insurance department shall administer the federal grant, subject to direction from the task force and the steering committee.". Page 2-lines 11 through 13 Delete and insert: "(c) There are created the Wyoming health benefit exchange task force and the Wyoming health insurance exchange steering committee. The task force shall become the steering committee on October 1, 2011. The committee and the task force shall consist of:". Page 2-line 17 After "committee" insert "and the task force". Page 2-line 21 After "committee" insert "and the task force". Page 3-line 19 After "governor." insert "The governor shall appoint two (2) co-chairmen for the task force and the steering committee;". Page 3-after line 19 Insert and renumber: "(x) Two (2) at large members appointed by the governor if the governor chooses to do so.". Page 5-lines 15 through 24 Delete and renumber. Page 6-lines 6 through 10 Delete and renumber. Page 6-lines 16 through 24 Delete and renumber. Page 7-lines 1 through 7 Delete. SCOTT, CHAIRMAN

2/17/2011 S Passed CoW

HB0050S2001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 5 After "committee" insert "and task force". Page 1-line 13 After "committee" insert "and task force". Page 3-line 22 After "committee" insert "and task force". Page 7-line 9 After "committee" insert "and task force". Page 7-line 12 After "committee" insert "and task force"; after "28-5-101." insert "Section 2.". Page 7-line 16 After "committee" insert "and task force". Page 8-line 1 Delete "2" insert "3". SCOTT

2/18/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/22/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case and Jennings Excused: Senator(s) Emerich Ayes 27 Nays 2 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/22/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/23/2011 H Did Not Concur

ROLL CALL

157 Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Kasperik, Lockhart and Pederson Ayes 0 Nays 56 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/23/2011 H Appointed JCC01 Members Representative(s) Gingery, Edmonds, Harvey 2/23/2011 S Appointed JCC01 Members Senator(s) Scott, Jennings, Nutting 3/1/2011 H Adopted HB0050JC01

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Patton, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Edmonds, Gay, Kroeker, Peasley and Quarberg Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Absent: Representative(s) Nicholas, B. Ayes 53 Nays 5 Excused 1 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

3/2/2011 S Did Not Adopt HB0050JC01

ROLL CALL Nays: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 0 Nays 30 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0050JC01/AF FAILED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Delete the following Senate amendments: HB0050S2001/AE HB0050SS001/AE Further amend the ENGROSSED COPY as follows: Page 1-line 7 Delete "appropriations" insert "an appropriation". Page 1-line 14 Delete "(b)" insert "(c)". Page 5-line 13 After "repealed;" insert "and". Page 5-lines 15 through 24 Delete entirely. Page 6-line 3 Delete ";" insert ".". Page 6-lines 4 through 10 Delete entirely. Page 6-lines 16 through 24 Delete entirely. Page 7-lines 1 through 7 Delete entirely. Renumber as necessary. GINGERY, HARVEY, SCOTT, JENNINGS, NUTTING

158 3/2/2011 S Appointed JCC02 Members Senator(s) Scott, Jennings, Nutting 3/3/2011 H Appointed JCC02 Members Representative(s) Harvey, Edmonds, Gingery 3/3/2011 H Adopted HB0050JC02

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Jaggi, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Edmonds, Gay, Kroeker, Peasley and Quarberg Excused: Representative(s) Berger, Greear, Illoway, Miller and Pederson Ayes 49 Nays 6 Excused 5 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/3/2011 S Adopted HB0050JC02

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case, Jennings and Perkins Excused: Senator(s) Geis Ayes 26 Nays 3 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0050JC02/AA ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Delete the following Senate amendments: HB0050S2001/AE HB0050SS001/AE Further amend the ENGROSSED COPY as follows: Page 1-line 7 Delete "appropriations" insert "an appropriation". Page 1-line 14 Delete "(b)" insert "(c)". Page 3-line 19 After "governor." insert "The governor shall appoint two (2) co-chairmen for the steering committee.". Page 5-line 13 After "repealed;" insert "and". Page 5-lines 15 through 24 Delete entirely. Page 6-line 3 Delete ";" insert ".". Page 6-lines 4 through 10 Delete entirely. Page 6-lines 16 through 24 Delete entirely. Page 7-lines 1 through 7 Delete entirely. Renumber as necessary. GINGERY, HARVEY, SCOTT, JENNINGS, NUTTING

3/3/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0102 3/3/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0102 3/3/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0102 3/10/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0102 3/10/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0195 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

159 H.B. No. 0051 Industrial and energy development protection.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Wallis and Burkhart and Senator(s) Driskill and Jennings

AN ACT relating to industrial and energy development; imposing restrictions on the filing of civil actions as specified; requiring a surety bond of the party filing a court action as specified; providing for distribution of the surety bond proceeds as specified; imposing restrictions on administrative appeals as specified; providing damages as specified; providing definitions; specifying applicability; and providing for an effective date.

12/29/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0052 Charter school restriction.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Wallis, Edmonds and Teeters and Senator(s) Nutting

AN ACT relating to education; repealing and modifying restrictions relating to the establishment of a charter school; and providing for an effective date.

12/29/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04 1/25/2011 H04 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Freeman, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Madden and Teeters Nays: Representative(s) Connolly Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 H Placed on General File 1/26/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0052H2001/ADOPTED (CORRECTED COPY) Page 1-line 1 After "repealing" insert "and modifying"; delete "upon" insert "relating to". Page 1-after line 5 Insert: "Section 1. W.S. 21-3-303(e) is amended to read: 21-3-303. Charter school prohibitions. (e) For applications filed on and after July 1, 2007, a charter application shall not be considered from any person, group or organization that has previously filed a charter application within a twelve (12) six (6) month period and the application was subsequently denied. Computation of the

160 twelve (12) six (6) month period under this subsection shall begin on the date the denied application was filed with the district board.". Page 1-line 7 After "21-3-303" insert "(a)". Renumber as necessary. HARSHMAN

1/27/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

HB0052H3001/FAILED Delete the Harshman second reading amendment (HB0052H2001/A) entirely and further amend as follows: Page 1-line 2 After "school" insert "as specified". Page 1-line 7 After "21-3-303" insert "(a) through (c) and (e)". KROEKER

1/28/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Byrd, Greear, McKim, McOmie and Patton Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Gay, Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 50 Nays 6 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S04 2/4/2011 S04 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Coe, Jennings, Landen and Rothfuss Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 S Placed on General File; Did Not Consider in CoW

H.B. No. 0053 Wyoming lottery for education.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Wallis, Byrd, Craft, Pedersen and Shepperson and Senator(s) Schiffer

AN ACT relating to lotteries; creating the Wyoming lottery corporation; providing for membership of the board; providing legislative declarations; providing definitions; providing powers and duties; providing for rules and regulations; providing for use of proceeds for educational and other purposes; providing limitations on retailers; providing for criminal offenses and penalties; providing for pari-mutuel permits; amending a definition; providing for background checks; and providing for an effective date.

12/29/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/19/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03

161 1/21/2011 H Rereferred to H07; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/2/2011 H Postponed Until July 1, 2011 in Accordance with HR 4-3

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Patton, Roscoe, Shepperson and Stubson Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/2/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0054 Hobby firearm dealers.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Illoway, Cannady, Jaggi, Lubnau and Quarberg and Senator(s) Case and Meier

AN ACT relating to taxation and revenue; providing a sales and use tax exemption for occasional sales of firearms as specified; and providing for an effective date.

12/29/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0055 Executive orders.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Wallis, Davison and Shepperson and Senator(s) Case and Jennings

AN ACT relating to administration of government; providing a process for issuance of executive orders and proclamations of the governor; specifying requirements for executive orders and proclamations; applying the provisions of the Wyoming Regulatory Takings Act to executive orders and proclamations; declaring previously issued executive orders and proclamations void; and providing for an effective date.

12/29/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/17/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0056 Plaintiffs in wrongful death actions.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Greear and Lubnau

AN ACT relating to civil procedure; amending and clarifying who may initiate a wrongful death action and who may benefit from such action; specifying procedures for establishing potential beneficiaries in wrongful death

162 actions; providing for applicability of the act; and providing for an effective date.

12/30/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/4/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Ayes 0 Nays 9 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0057 Feral livestock.

Sponsored By: Joint Agriculture, State and Public Lands and Water Resources Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to feral livestock; amending a definition; providing for the owner of feral livestock to pay the costs and expenses of feral livestock; providing a penalty; providing a conforming amendment; repealing one definition of livestock; and providing for an effective date.

12/30/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05 1/13/2011 H05 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Campbell, Eklund, Hunt, Loucks, Moniz, Semlek and Zwonitzer, Dn. Excused: Representative(s) Davison Ayes 8 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/13/2011 H Placed on General File 1/14/2011 H Passed CoW 1/17/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/18/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

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1/18/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S05 2/2/2011 S05 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Driskill, Emerich, Geis and Hicks Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0057SW001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 10 After "11-48-102" insert "(a) and". Page 2-after line 22 Insert: "(a) Before any livestock can be declared feral, a reasonable attempt shall be made by the director or the state veterinarian to locate and identify the owner of the livestock and to notify the owner to take possession of the livestock. If the owner repeatedly refuses to take possession of the livestock, he shall be subject to the provisions of subsection (g) of this section.". SCHIFFER

2/8/2011 S Passed CoW 2/9/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/10/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Excused: Senator(s) Perkins Ayes 29 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/11/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Gay, Greear and Shepperson Ayes 56 Nays 0 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0010 2/14/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0010 2/14/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0010 2/17/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0010 2/17/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0021 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

164

H.B. No. 0058 Animals running at large.

Sponsored By: Joint Agriculture, State and Public Lands and Water Resources Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to animals running at large; expanding authority of county commissioners to declare livestock and feral livestock a public nuisance; and providing for an effective date.

12/30/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05 1/13/2011 H05 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Campbell, Eklund, Hunt, Loucks, Moniz, Semlek and Zwonitzer, Dn. Excused: Representative(s) Davison Ayes 8 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/13/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0058HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 1 Delete "and". Page 2-line 2 Delete "(iv)". Page 2-line 9 After "has" insert "repeatedly". Page 2-line 11 After "large" insert "in areas where they are not authorized by law including by lease or permit". SEMLEK, CHAIRMAN

HB0058HW001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 3 After "nuisance;" insert "modifying definitions;". Page 1-line 8 Delete "is" insert "and 11-6-302(a)(vi) are". Page 1-After line 8 Insert: "11-6-302. Definitions. (a) As used in this article: (vi) "Livestock" means horses, mules, cattle, swine, sheep, goats, poultry, guard animals, yaks or any other animal maintained under domestication. Bison are considered livestock unless otherwise designated by the Wyoming livestock board and the Wyoming game and fish commission;". ZWONITZER, DN.

1/14/2011 H Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Kasperik, Krone, Loucks, Madden, McOmie, Moniz, Patton, Semlek, Stubson, Throne and Zwonitzer, Dn. Nays: Representative(s) Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Childers, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Lubnau, McKim, Miller, Nicholas, B., Peasley,

165 Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Shepperson, Steward, Teeters, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Goggles, Lockhart and Wallis Ayes 23 Nays 33 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0059 Renewable resources electricity-tax exemption.

Sponsored By: Joint Revenue Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to taxation and revenue; extending the sales and use tax exemption for sales of equipment used to generate electricity from renewable resources with a rating capacity of not more than twenty-five (25) kilowatts; and providing for an effective date.

12/30/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 1/14/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Petersen and Semlek Nays: Representative(s) Blikre, Campbell, Childers, Madden, Miller and Vranish Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 2 Nays 6 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0060 Taxation of oil and gas field services.

Sponsored By: Joint Revenue Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to taxation and revenue; providing for the imposition of sales tax on services and tangible personal property used within an oil or gas well site as specified; and providing for an effective date.

12/30/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03 1/14/2011 H03 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Campbell, Childers, Madden, Miller, Petersen, Semlek and Vranish Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 8 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/14/2011 H Placed on General File 1/14/2011 H Passed CoW 1/17/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/18/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

166

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/18/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S03 2/1/2011 S03 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Case, Emerich, Hines and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 S Placed on General File 2/8/2011 S Passed CoW 2/9/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/10/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Excused: Senator(s) Perkins Ayes 29 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0004 2/11/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0004 2/11/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0004 2/15/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0004 2/15/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0004 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0061 Omnibus water bill-planning.

Sponsored By: Select Water Committee

AN ACT relating to water development projects; authorizing specified Level I and Level II studies and providing appropriations; requiring reports; providing for reversion of unexpended funds; authorizing unobligated funds to be used to complete other designated project studies under certain conditions; and providing for an effective date.

1/3/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction

167 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05 1/20/2011 H05 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Campbell, Davison, Eklund, Hunt, Loucks, Moniz, Semlek and Zwonitzer, Dn. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/20/2011 H Placed on General File 1/20/2011 H Rereferred to H02 1/26/2011 H02 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Harshman, Pedersen, Steward and Wallis Ayes 7 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/26/2011 H Placed on General File 1/28/2011 H Passed CoW 1/31/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/1/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Byrd and Edmonds Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/1/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S05 2/4/2011 S05 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Driskill, Emerich, Geis and Hicks Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 S Placed on General File 2/8/2011 S Passed CoW 2/9/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/10/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Excused: Senator(s) Perkins Ayes 29 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0005

168 2/11/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0005 2/11/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0005 2/15/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0005 2/15/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0001 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0062 Wyoming Controlled Substances Act-amendments.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Gingery and Senator(s) Perkins and Ross

AN ACT relating to the Wyoming Controlled Substances Act; conforming punctuation and spelling in the act to terminology in federal law; adding and deleting substances in the various schedules of the act as specified; amending registration requirements as specified; amending methamphetamine precursor sales restrictions to match federal requirements; authorizing a person to sign a consent for a third party to receive prescription tracking reports; specifying applicability of new registration requirements; and providing for an effective date.

1/3/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/19/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B. and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel and Peasley Ayes 7 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/19/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0062HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 9 Delete "35-7-1059(g)(i)" insert "35-7-1059(g)(intro), (i) and". Page 2-line 10 Delete "and (h)" insert ", (h) and (p)". Page 12-line 10 Strike "nonliquid". Page 12-line 11 After "drugs" strike balance of line. Page 12-line 12 Strike line through "ingredient". Page 12-line 16 Delete "a daily amount of". Page 12-line 17 After "grams" insert "per calendar day". Page 12-line 23 Delete "Sales not to exceed" insert "No person shall obtain more than". Page 13-after line 22 Insert: "(p) For purposes of this section, "methamphetamine precursor drug" means nonliquid any product that contains ephedrine, pseudoephedrine or phenylpropanolamine or liquid products with ephedrine or pseudoephedrine as the sole active ingredient and may be marketed or distributed lawfully in the United States under the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act as a nonprescription drug.". BROWN, CHAIRMAN

1/20/2011 H Passed CoW 1/21/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

169

HB0062H3001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 7 Delete "specifying penalties;". Page 12-line 13 Strike "to" insert "as follows". Page 12-line 15 Strike "Sales". Page 12-lines 16 and 17 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0062HS001/A) to these lines; delete all new language and strike all existing language and insert "No person shall obtain more than a total of three and six tenths (3.6) grams per calendar day, regardless of the number of". Page 12-line 18 After "transactions" insert ",". Page 12-After line 21 Insert: "(ii) All sales in blister packs, each blister containing shall contain not more than two (2) dosage units or, when the use of blister packs is not technically feasible, sales shall be in unit dose packets or pouches;.". Page 13-line 7 Strike "as described in". Page 13-line 8 Strike "subsection (g) of this section" insert "of a product containing methamphetamine precursor drugs.". BROWN

1/24/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Connolly, Gay and Loucks Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 55 Nays 4 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/26/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/4/2011 S01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0062SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 15 Delete "and (xxxvi)" insert "through (xlii)". Page 4-line 4 Delete "." insert ";". Page 4-after line 4 Insert: " (xxxvii) 3,4-Methylenedioxymethcathinone(other names: Methylone); (xxxviii) 3,4–Methylenedioxypyrovalerone (MDPV); (xxxix) 4–Methylmethcathinone (other names Mephedrone); (xl) 3–Methoxymethcathinone; (xli) 3–Fluoromethcathinone;

170 (xlii) 4–Fluoromethcathinone.". Page 12-line 23 and 24 Delete. Page 13-lines 1 and 2 Delete. PERKINS, CHAIRMAN

HB0062SW001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 15 Delete the Senate Standing Committee Amendment (HB0062SS001/A) to this line and further amend as follows: delete "and (xxxvi)" insert "through "(xli)". Page 3-lines 9 through 23 Delete and renumber including in the Senate Standing Committee Amendment (HB0062SS001/A) . Page 4-lines 1 and 2 Delete and renumber. ESQUIBEL, ROSS

2/11/2011 S Passed CoW 2/14/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/15/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case Ayes 29 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/15/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/16/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Gay Excused: Representative(s) Childers and Davison Ayes 57 Nays 1 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/16/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0024 2/16/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0024 2/16/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0024 2/18/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0024 2/18/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0045 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0063 Subdivisions-water study.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Madden and Senator(s) Bebout and Case

171 AN ACT relating to subdivisions; providing for submission of report of study results involving water rights and plans for resolution of water rights conflicts as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/4/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 1/25/2011 H07 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Patton, Roscoe, Shepperson and Stubson Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0063HS001/ADOPTED Page 3-line 1 Reinsert stricken "mitigation". Page 3-line 2 Delete "resolution". Page 3-line 5 Delete "subsequently"; delete "by a more". Page 3-line 6 Delete line through "analysis". Page 3-line 21 Reinsert stricken "mitigation" Page 3-line 22 Delete "resolution". Page 4-line 1 Delete "subsequently"; delete "by a more". Page 4-line 2 Delete line through "analysis". ILLOWAY, CHAIRMAN

1/26/2011 H Passed CoW 1/27/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

HB0063H3001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 9 After "study" insert "results". Page 2-line 14 Delete new language. Page 3-line 11 Delete new language. MADDEN

1/28/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Gay, Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 56 Nays 0 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S07 2/10/2011 S07 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Case, Hines, Johnson, Martin and Scott Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

172

2/10/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0063SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 2-line 20 After "will" insert "likely". Page 3-line 2 After "will" insert "likely". Page 3-line 14 After "will" insert "likely". Page 3-line 20 After "will" insert "likely". CASE, CHAIRMAN

2/16/2011 S Passed CoW 2/17/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/18/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/22/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Greear, Kasperik and Pederson Ayes 56 Nays 0 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/23/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0039 2/24/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0039 2/24/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0039 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0039 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0101 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0064 Property disclosure statement.

Sponsored By: Joint Agriculture, State and Public Lands and Water Resources Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to property disclosure statements; providing for notification in transfers involving property adjacent to vacant land; and providing for an effective date.

1/4/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction

173 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/4/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Nays: Representative(s) Blake, Campbell, Eklund, Hunt, Loucks, Moniz, Semlek and Zwonitzer, Dn. Excused: Representative(s) Davison Ayes 0 Nays 8 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0065 Marital counseling.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Buchanan, Brechtel and Petersen and Senator(s) Dockstader and Ross

AN ACT relating to marriage; requiring premarital counseling before a couple may obtain a marriage license as specified; providing a waiting period before issuance of a marriage license for parties who fail to complete premarital counseling as specified; requiring marital counseling before a married couple may obtain a divorce decree as specified; providing a waiting period before issuance of a divorce decree for parties who fail to complete court ordered marital counseling as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/5/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 1/28/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Gingery, Harvey, Miller and Peasley Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Craft, Gay, Greene and Hunt Ayes 4 Nays 5 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0066 Water development projects-funding.

Sponsored By: Select Water Committee

AN ACT relating to water development; providing for the funding of specified water projects; creating an account; specifying use of the account; and providing for an effective date.

1/5/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05 1/20/2011 H05 Recommended Do Pass

174

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Campbell, Davison, Eklund, Hunt, Loucks, Moniz, Semlek and Zwonitzer, Dn. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/20/2011 H Placed on General File 1/25/2011 H Rereferred to H02 1/27/2011 H02 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Harshman, Pedersen, Steward and Wallis Ayes 7 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 H Placed on General File 1/31/2011 H Passed CoW 2/1/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/2/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Absent: Representative(s) Loucks Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/2/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S05 2/9/2011 S05 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Driskill, Emerich, Geis and Hicks Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/9/2011 S Placed on General File 2/11/2011 S Passed CoW 2/14/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/15/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/15/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0018 2/15/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0018 2/16/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0018 2/18/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0018

175 2/18/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0035 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0067 Circuit court magistrates-elimination.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Gingery

AN ACT relating to circuit courts; eliminating full-time circuit court magistrates as specified; repealing and amending provisions relating to full- time circuit court magistrates; authorizing currently appointed full-time magistrates to complete their terms of appointment; and providing for an effective date.

1/5/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/18/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/4/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Ayes 0 Nays 9 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0068 Violent felony definition expansion.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Buchanan, Barbuto, Gay, Gingery, Lubnau and Throne and Senator(s) Hastert, Martin and Ross

AN ACT relating to crimes and offenses; expanding the definition of violent felony; and providing for an effective date.

1/5/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/20/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/20/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0068HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 7 Delete ", 6-8-102". Page 2-line 2 Delete all new language. Page 2-line 3 Delete "or" insert ", 6-5-204(c) or 6-2-508(b)".

176 Page 2-line 4 Delete all new language. Page 2-lines 6 through 15 Delete entirely. Page 3-line 1 Delete ", terroristic threat,". Page 3-line 2 Delete "or 6-5-204(b)" insert ", 6-5-204(c) or 6-2-508(b)". BROWN, CHAIRMAN

1/21/2011 H Passed CoW 1/24/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/25/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel Excused: Representative(s) Davison and Goggles Ayes 57 Nays 1 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/2/2011 S01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 S Placed on General File 2/9/2011 S Laid Back Without Prejudice

HB0068SW001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 3 After "6-2-315(a)(ii)" delete ", 6-3-111, 6-5-204(c) or 6-2-508(b)" and insert ", 6-2-106(b), 6-2-302(a)(i) or (ii), 6-2-303(a)(i) or (vii), 6-2-501(f), 6-2-508(b) or (e), 6-3-111, 6-5-204(b) or (c), 6-5-207, 6-5-209 or 6-8-101". Page 2-line 13 Delete "6-3-111," and insert "6-2-314(a)(i), 6-2-315(a)(ii), 6-2-106(b), 6-2-302(a)(i) or (ii), 6-2-303(a)(i) or (vii), 6-2-501(f), 6-2-508(b) or (e), 6-3-111, 6-5-204(b) or (c), 6-5-207, 6-5-209 or 6-8-101". Page 2-line 14 Delete "6-5-204(c) or 6-2-508(b)". PERKINS

2/9/2011 S Passed CoW 2/10/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/11/2011 S Laid Back Without Prejudice 2/14/2011 S Failed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Jennings, Johnson, Martin, Meier, Nutting, Perkins, Rothfuss and Von Flatern

177 Nays: Senator(s) Anderson, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Hines, Landen, Nicholas, P., Peterson, Ross, Schiffer and Scott Ayes 13 Nays 17 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0069 Prescriptions for marihuana invalid.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Buchanan, Gingery, Lubnau, Petersen, Stubson and Throne and Senator(s) Dockstader and Ross

AN ACT relating to controlled substances; prohibiting prescriptions for and dispensing of marihuana; providing that prescriptions for marihuana are not valid; and providing for an effective date.

1/5/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/20/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/20/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0069HS001/ADOPTED Page 1 line 1 After "substances;" insert "prohibiting prescriptions for and dispensing of marihuana;". Page 2-line 2 Delete all new language; after "act." insert "With the exception of dronabinol as listed in W.S. 35-7-1018(h), and notwithstanding any other provision of this act, no practitioner shall dispense or prescribe marihuana, tetrahydrocannabinol, or synthetic equivalents of marihuana or tetrahydrocannabinol and no prescription or practitioner's order for marihuana, tetrahydrocannabinol, or synthetic equivalents of marihuana or tetrahydrocannabinol shall be valid.". Page 2-lines 3 through 5 Delete all new language. BROWN, CHAIRMAN

1/21/2011 H Passed CoW 1/24/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/25/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Connolly and Loucks

178 Excused: Representative(s) Davison and Goggles Ayes 56 Nays 2 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/8/2011 S Rereferred to S06 2/10/2011 S06 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Dockstader, Driskill and Esquibel, F. Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 S Placed on General File 2/16/2011 S Passed CoW 2/17/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/18/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case, Hastert and Rothfuss Ayes 27 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0028 2/18/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0028 2/22/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0028 2/24/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0028 2/24/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0066 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0070 Eminent domain-wind energy facilities & collector systems-2.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Brown

AN ACT relating to condemnation; limiting the exercise of the power of condemnation for commercial facilities generating electricity from wind and for associated collector systems; providing compensation standards for condemned property as specified; requiring proof of compliance; repealing an existing moratorium; and providing for an effective date.

1/5/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H09; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/2/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

179

H.B. No. 0071 Seat belts-evidence in civil actions.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Stubson, Berger, Brown, Illoway and Roscoe and Senator(s) Case and Dockstader

AN ACT relating to the regulation of traffic on highways and civil actions; allowing a person's failure to wear a safety belt to be admissible evidence in civil actions; and providing for an effective date.

1/5/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/17/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/4/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brown, Greene, Krone and Peasley Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Cannady, Nicholas, B. and Throne Ayes 4 Nays 5 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0072 Teacher merit pay.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Madden and Teeters and Senator(s) Coe and Landen

AN ACT relating to education; creating a special committee to develop recommendations regarding a teacher merit pay plan; requiring a report; providing appropriations; providing for contingent repeal of the committee and transfer of the committee's functions; and providing for an effective date.

1/6/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04 1/17/2011 H04 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Connolly, Freeman, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Madden and Teeters Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/17/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0072HS001/ADOPTED (CORRECTED COPY) Page 1-line 3 Delete "program" insert "plan". Page 1-line 14 Delete "may" insert "shall". Page 2-line 1 After "staff" insert ", representatives of school district boards and teachers". Page 2-line 5 Delete "any" insert "the".

180 Page 2-after line 15 Insert: "(ii) Whether a merit pay plan should be implemented;" Page 2-line 17 Delete "(ii)" insert "(iii)". Page 2-line 23 Delete "(iii)" insert "(iv)". TEETERS, CHAIRMAN

HB0072HW001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 4 After "report;" insert "providing an appropriation;". Page 1-lines 14 and 15 Delete entirely including the standing committee amendment (HB0072HS001/AC) to these lines. Page 2-lines 1 and 2 Delete entirely including the standing committee amendment (HB0072HS001/AC) to these lines; insert: "(b) The state superintendent shall form a special committee which shall include school district administrators and staff, representatives of school district boards, teachers and two (2) legislative members, in the development of recommendations under this section. The legislative members shall be a senator appointed by the president of the senate and a representative appointed by the speaker of the house. The legislative members shall receive salary and reimbursement for per diem and travel expenses incurred in the performance of their duties on the committee as provided in W.S. 28-5-101.". Page 3-after line 5 Insert: "Section 2. There is appropriated five thousand dollars ($5,000.00) from the general fund to the legislative service office for the salary, per diem and travel for the legislative members of the special committee. Any unexpended, unobligated funds remaining from this appropriation shall revert as provided by law on June 30, 2012.". Page 3-line 7 Delete "Section 2." insert "Section 3." TEETERS, MADDEN

1/18/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0072H2001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 1 Delete "the state superintendent of public". Page 1-line 2 Delete entirely; insert "education; creating a special committee to develop". Page 1-line 10 After "(a)" delete balance of the line. Page 1-line 11 Delete "shall" insert "There is created a committee to". Page 1-lines 14 and 15 Delete entirely including the standing committee amendment (HB0072HS001/AC) and the Teeters, et al., committee of the whole amendment (HB0072HW001/A) to these lines. Page 2-lines 1 and 2 Delete entirely including the standing committee amendment (HB0072HS001/AC) and the Teeters, et al., committee of the whole amendment (HB0072HW001/A) to these lines. Page 2-After line 2 Insert: "(b) The committee shall consist of two (2) senators appointed by the president of the senate, two (2) representatives appointed by the speaker of the house, one (1) member of a school board, one (1) school administrator and one (1) teacher. The nonlegislative members shall be appointed by the governor. The legislative members shall receive salary and reimbursement for per diem and travel expenses incurred in the performance of their duties on the commission, as provided in W.S. 28-5-101.".

181 Page 2-line 5 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0072HS001/AC) to this line; delete the line through "special" insert "the". Page 3-line 2 Delete "state superintendent" insert "committee". Page 3-after line 5 In the Teeters, et al., committee of the whole amendment (HB0072HW001/A), in section 2 created by that amendment delete "five thousand dollars ($5,000.00)" insert "ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00)". HARSHMAN

1/19/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

HB0072H3001/ADOPTED Page 2-After line 2 In the Harshman second reading amendment (HB0072H2001/A) to this line delete "commission" insert "committee"; After "28-5-101." insert "The committee shall be staffed by the legislative service office.". HARSHMAN

HB0072H3002/ADOPTED Delete the Harshman third reading amendment (HB0072H3001/A) entirely. Page 1-line 4 Before "and" insert "providing for contingent repeal of the committee and transfer of the committee's functions;". Page 2-After line 2 Delete the Harshman second reading amendment (HB0072H2001/A) to this line; insert: "(b) The committee shall consist of the senate education committee chairman, one (1) additional senator appointed by the president of the senate, the house education committee chairman, one (1) additional representative appointed by the speaker of the house, one (1) member of a school board, one (1) school administrator and one (1) teacher. The nonlegislative members shall be appointed by the governor. The legislative members shall receive salary and reimbursement for per diem and travel expenses incurred in the performance of their duties on the committee, as provided in W.S. 28-5-101. The committee shall be staffed by the legislative service office.". Page 3-Before line 7 Insert: "Section 3. (a) If 2011 Senate File 70 is enacted into law: (i) The committee created by this act shall not be formed and the duties of the committee shall be assumed by the select committee on education accountability established by Senate File 70; (ii) The select committee may seek advice from the advisory committee created by Senate File 70 as it determines appropriate in carrying out its duties under this act; (iii) The appropriation in section 2 of this act may be expended for salaries, per diem and travel of the select committee members in the performance of their duties.". Renumber as necessary. TEETERS

HB0072H3003/ADOPTED Delete the Harshman third reading amendment (HB0072H3001/A) entirely. Page 1-line 4 In the Teeters, et al., committee of the whole amendment (HB0072HW001/A) to this line delete "an appropriation" insert "appropriations".

182 Page 2-After line 2 In the Teeters third reading amendment (HB0072H3002/A) to this line: After "school administrator" insert ", one (1) parent". Page 2-After line 24 Insert: "(e) The committee may, with the approval of management council, contract with private sector consultants with expertise in human resource optimization, the use of merit based compensation and the establishment of objective evaluation systems to drive excellence to assist the committee with developing recommendations under this section.". Page 3-line 2 Delete "(e)" insert "(f)". Page 3-after line 5 Delete the Teeters, et al., committee of the whole amendment (HB0072HW001/A) to this line; delete the Harshman second reading amendment (HB0072H2001/A) to this line; insert: "Section 2. (a) There is appropriated fifty thousand dollars ($50,000.00) from the school foundation account to the legislative service office to contract with private sector consultants as provided in subsection 1(e) of this act. (b) There is appropriated ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00) from the general fund to the legislative service office for the salary, per diem and travel for the legislative members of the special committee. (c) Any unexpended, unobligated funds remaining from these appropriations shall revert as provided by law on June 30, 2012.". Page 3-Before line 7 In the Teeters third reading amendment (HB0072H3002/A) to this line, delete paragraph (iii) and insert: "(iii) The appropriation in subsection 2(b) of this act may be expended for salaries, per diem and travel of the select committee members in the performance of their duties; (iv) The appropriation in subsection 2(a) of this act may be expended by the select committee to contract with private sector consultants as provided in subsection 1(e) of this act.". WALLIS

HB0072H3005/FAILED Page 2-After line 2 In the Teeters third reading amendment (HB0072H3002/A) to this line: delete "governor" insert "state superintendent of public instruction". KROEKER

1/20/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Byrd, Madden and Patton Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 56 Nays 3 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S04

183 2/9/2011 S04 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Coe, Jennings, Landen and Rothfuss

Nays: Senator(s) Barnard Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/9/2011 S Placed on General File 2/10/2011 S Rereferred to S02 2/15/2011 S02 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Hastert, Nicholas, P., Peterson and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Meier Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/15/2011 S Placed on General File; Did Not Consider in CoW

H.B. No. 0073 Dental services freedom bill.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Pedersen, Edmonds, Teeters and Wallis and Senator(s) Ross

AN ACT relating to insurance; prohibiting fee schedules in health and dental insurance policies for noncovered services as specified; providing a definition; specifying applicability; and providing for an effective date.

1/6/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10 1/20/2011 H10 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Craft, Gay, Gingery, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Miller and Peasley Absent: Representative(s) Barbuto Ayes 8 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

1/20/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0073HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-lines 14 through 16 Delete entirely and insert: "(a) No person or entity contracting with dentists to provide coverage or reimbursement for dental services may require a dentist to provide services at a fee set by the contract, a policy or a certificate unless the services are covered services by the terms of the contract, policy or certificate." Page 2-lines 1 through 4 Delete entirely. HARVEY, CHAIRMAN

HB0073HW001/ADOPTED Page 1-lines 14 through 16 In the standing committee amendment (HB0073HS001/A) to these lines: delete "may" insert "shall". PEDERSEN, HARVEY

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1/24/2011 H Passed CoW 1/25/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/26/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/28/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S10 2/18/2011 S10 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Dockstader, Martin, Nutting and Schiffer Nays: Senator(s) Scott Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 S Placed on General File 2/22/2011 S Passed CoW 2/23/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/24/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case and Scott Ayes 28 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/24/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0048 2/24/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0048 2/24/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0048 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0048 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0107 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0074 Validity of marriages.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Petersen, Brechtel, Buchanan, Gay, Hunt, Kroeker, Lubnau, Quarberg and Teeters and Senator(s) Geis, Hicks and Nutting

185 AN ACT relating to marriage; providing that marriages other than of a male and a female person are void; providing that marriages between more than two parties are void;

1/6/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04 1/18/2011 H04 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Madden and Teeters Nays: Representative(s) Connolly and Freeman Ayes 7 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/18/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0074HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 4 Delete "state or"; strike "country" insert "jurisdiction". Page 3-line 2 Delete "July 1, 2011" insert "immediately upon completion of all acts necessary for a bill to become law as provided by Article 4, Section 8 of the Wyoming Constitution". TEETERS, CHAIRMAN

1/20/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0074H2001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 5 Delete "legal union" insert "civil union or marriage". Page 2-line 21 After "domestic" strike balance of the line and insert "civil union or marriage". Page 2-line 22 Delete "otherwise,". GINGERY

HB0074H2002/ADOPTED Page 2-line 1 Delete "Foreign marriages." insert "Out of state marriages.". Page 2-line 3 Before "All" insert "(a)"; strike "by the laws of the". Page 2-line 4 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0074HS001/A) to this line; delete "state or"; strike "country" insert "under the authority of the foreign nation". Page 2-after line 6 Insert:

"(b) All marriage contracts which are valid under the authority of a state, commonwealth, territory, district or possession of the United States are valid in this state provided that such marriage contracts are between a male and a female person." GINGERY

HB0074H2003/FAILED Page 1-line 2 Delete "providing that". Page 1-line 3 Delete entirely. Page 1-line 6 After "person" delete balance of the line. Page 1-line 7 Delete line through "contract".

186 Page 1-line 13 Delete line through "(v)" and insert "a new paragraph (iv)". Page 2-line 15 Delete "person; or" insert "person.". Page 2-lines 17 and 18 Delete entirely. Page 2-line 23 After "person" insert "." and delete balance of the line. Page 2-line 24 Delete entirely. ZWONITZER, DN.

1/21/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

HB0074H3002/ADOPTED Delete the Gingery second reading amendment (HB0074H2001/A). Further amend as follows: Page 1-lines 4 through 6 Delete entirely. Page 1-line 7 Delete the line through "contract;" insert "providing that marriages and domestic civil unions which would be void if contracted in Wyoming shall not be given effect in Wyoming;". Page 2-lines 20 through 24 Delete entirely; insert: "(h) A party to a domestic civil union or marriage which would be void under subsection (a) of this section if contracted as a marriage in Wyoming, shall not be entitled to the legal obligations, responsibilities, protections or benefits afforded or recognized by the law of Wyoming to married persons and spouses, whether they derive from statute, administrative rule, policy, common law or any other source of civil or criminal law.". LUBNAU

1/24/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Greear, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, Miller, Peasley, Petersen, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Stubson and Teeters Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Bonner, Brown, Byrd, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greene, Illoway, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petroff, Roscoe, Steward, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 32 Nays 27 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/26/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/2/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S05 2/4/2011 S05 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Driskill, Geis and Hicks Nays: Senator(s) Emerich Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 S Placed on General File 2/16/2011 S Passed CoW

187

HB0074S2001/FAILED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 6 After "Wyoming;" insert "providing for informational signage as specified; providing an appropriation;". Page 3-after line 8 Insert and renumber: "Section 2. There is appropriated two hundred thousand dollars from the general fund to the department of transportation. This appropriation shall be for the period beginning with the effective date of this act and ending June 30, 2012. This appropriation shall only be expended for the purpose of erecting informational signs at the entrance to Wyoming along all major highways and in all airports, stating, "Warning: your marriage or civil union may be void or voidable in Wyoming. Proceed with extreme caution." Notwithstanding any other provision of law, this appropriation shall not be transferred or expended for any other purpose and any unexpended, unobligated funds remaining from this appropriation shall revert as provided by law on June 30, 2012. This appropriation shall not be included in the department's 2013-2014 standard biennial budget request.". Page 3-line 10 Delete "2" insert "3". CASE

ROLL CALL Nays: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 0 Nays 30 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0074S2002/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 1 After "marriage;" delete balance of line. Page 1-line 2 Delete. Page 1-line 3 Delete through "void;". Page 1-line 4 Delete "and domestic civil unions". Page 1-line 10 After "20-1-111" delete balance of line. Page 1-line 11 Delete. Page 1-line 12 Delete "subsection (h) are" insert "is". Page 2-lines 13 through 23 Delete. Page 3-lines 1 through 8 Delete. MEIER, PERKINS

2/17/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading

HB0074S3001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-lines 4 and 5 Delete including the Meier Second Reading Amendment (HB0074S2002/AE) to these lines and insert "that Wyoming recognizes as valid marriage contracts entered into in foreign jurisdictions between a man and a woman;". Page 1-line 6 Delete "Wyoming;". MEIER

HB0074S3002/FAILED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Delete the Meier Second Reading Amendment (HB0074S2002/AE) and the Meier Third Reading Amendment (HB0074S3001/AE) entirely and further amend as follows: Page 1-line 3 After "providing" insert "for validity and recognition of domestic and other legal civil unions other than marriage;". Page 1-lines 4 and 5 Delete. Page 1-line 6 Delete "Wyoming;".

188 Page 1-line 10 After "20-1-111" delete balance of line. Page 1-line 11 Delete. Page 1-line 12 Delete "subsection (h) are" insert "is". Page 1-line 14 After "marriages" insert "; other legal civil unions". Page 2-After line 11 Insert: "(c) A party to a domestic or other legal civil union other than marriage, lawfully entered into in Wyoming or another state, commonwealth, territory, district or possession of the United States or a foreign nation, shall be entitled to the legal obligations, responsibilities, protections and benefits afforded or recognized by the laws of Wyoming to married persons and spouses.". Page 2-lines 13 through 23 Delete. Page 3-lines 1 through 8 Delete. DRISKILL, ROTHFUSS

HB0074S3003/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Delete the Meier Second Reading Amendment (HB0074S2002/AE), the Meier Third Reading Amendment (HB0074S3001/AE) and the Driskill Third Reading Amendment (HB0074S3002/AE) entirely and further amend as follows: Page 1-line 3 After "providing" insert "for access to the state's courts for purposes of disputes arising out of domestic and other legal civil unions entered into in foreign jurisdictions;". Page 1-lines 4 and 5 Delete. Page 1-line 6 Delete "Wyoming;". Page 1-line 10 After "20-1-111" delete balance of line. Page 1-line 11 Delete. Page 1-line 12 Delete "subsection (h) are" insert "is". Page 1-line 14 After "marriages" insert "; other legal civil unions". Page 2-After line 11 Insert: "(c) Parties to a domestic or other legal civil union lawfully entered into in another state, commonwealth, territory, district or possession of the United States or a foreign nation, which are not recognized as a marriage under the laws of Wyoming, shall be entitled to access to the courts of the state for the purposes or resolving disputes that arise out of their domestic or other legal civil union.". Page 2-lines 13 through 23 Delete. Page 3-lines 1 through 8 Delete. DRISKILL, ROTHFUSS, NICHOLAS

2/18/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Cooper, Dockstader, Geis, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Meier, Nutting, Perkins, Peterson and Ross Nays: Senator(s) Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Martin, Nicholas, P., Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 16 Nays 14 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/22/2011 H Did Not Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Esquibel, K., Goggles, Madden, Patton and Wallis

189 Nays: Representative(s) Berger, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Kasperik and Pederson Ayes 7 Nays 50 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/22/2011 H Appointed JCC01 Members Representative(s) Edmonds, Kroeker, Roscoe 2/23/2011 S Appointed JCC01 Members Senator(s) Hicks, Esquibel, F., Nutting 3/2/2011 H Adopted HB0074JC01

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Greear, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Jaggi, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, Miller, Peasley, Petersen, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Stubson and Teeters Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Bonner, Brown, Byrd, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Illoway, Kasperik, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Petroff, Roscoe, Steward, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Ayes 31 Nays 28 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/2/2011 S Did Not Adopt HB0074JC01

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Cooper, Dockstader, Geis, Hicks, Jennings, Johnson, Meier, Nutting, Perkins, Peterson and Ross Nays: Senator(s) Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Hines, Landen, Martin, Nicholas, P., Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 14 Nays 16 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0074JC01/AF FAILED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Delete the following Senate amendments: HB0074S2002/AE HB0074S3001/AE HB0074S3003/AE Further amend the ENGROSSED COPY as follows: Page 1-line 1 Delete "marriages other" insert "marriage contracts which are valid in the jurisdiction in which they are contracted are valid in Wyoming provided such marriage contracts are between a male and a female person;". Page 1-lines 2 through 5 Delete entirely. Page 1-line 6 Delete "Wyoming;". Page 1-line 10 After "20-1-111" delete the balance of the line. Page 1-line 11 Delete entirely. Page 1-line 12 Delete "subsection (h) are" insert "is". Page 2-lines 13 through 23 Delete entirely.

190 Page 3-lines 1 through 8 Delete entirely. EDMONDS, KROEKER, HICKS, NUTTING

3/3/2011 H Indefinitely Postponed

H.B. No. 0075 Victim notification amendments.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Esquibel, K., Brown, Buchanan, Connolly, Davison, Gingery, Lubnau, Petersen and Throne and Senator(s) Anderson, Esquibel, F., Ross and Rothfuss

AN ACT relating to criminal procedure; modifying provisions requiring medical examinations for sexually transmitted diseases of persons accused of a sex offense and crimes involving an exchange of bodily fluid; and providing for an effective date.

1/6/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/19/2011 H01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/19/2011 H Placed on General File 1/24/2011 H Passed CoW 1/25/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/26/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/26/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/7/2011 S01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Excused: Senator(s) Burns Ayes 4 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/7/2011 S Placed on General File 2/9/2011 S Passed CoW

191 2/10/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/11/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Excused: Senator(s) Barnard Ayes 29 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0007 2/14/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0007 2/14/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0007 2/17/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0007 2/17/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0017 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0076 Game and fish-turkey pioneer licenses.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Esquibel, K., Barbuto, Brown, Childers, Freeman, Harvey, Jaggi, Patton, Petersen and Shepperson and Senator(s) Driskill, Geis and Hicks

AN ACT relating to game and fish; providing for reduced price turkey licenses as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/6/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H06 1/17/2011 H06 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Bonner, Botten, Connolly, Davison, Jaggi, McKim, McOmie, Petroff and Shepperson Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/17/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0076HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 2 Strike "or" insert ","; after "antelope" insert "or wild turkey". Page 2-line 3 Delete all new language. McOMIE, CHAIRMAN

1/19/2011 H Passed CoW 1/20/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/21/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart,

192 Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Goggles and McKim Ayes 56 Nays 1 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S06 2/1/2011 S06 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Dockstader, Driskill and Esquibel, F. Excused: Senator(s) Christensen Ayes 4 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 S Placed on General File 2/10/2011 S Passed CoW 2/11/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/14/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Burns, Christensen, Cooper, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Bebout, Case, Coe, Dockstader, Johnson, Schiffer and Scott Ayes 23 Nays 7 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/14/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0013 2/14/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0013 2/15/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0013 2/18/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0013 2/18/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0028 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0077 Disabled veteran's license plate-handicapped parking.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Esquibel, K., Botten, Byrd, McOmie and Moniz and Senator(s) Burns, Cooper, Johnson, Meier and Nutting

AN ACT relating to motor vehicles; authorizing persons who have been issued disabled veteran's license plates to park in handicapped parking spaces as specified; conforming provisions; and providing for an effective date.

1/6/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H08; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/15/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

193 ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Bonner, Botten and Cannady Nays: Representative(s) McKim, Petersen, Quarberg, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 4 Nays 5 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0078 Railroad quiet zones.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Buchanan

AN ACT relating to railroads and public highway crossings; providing for the transportation commission to administer a program for the establishment of railroad quiet zones in the vicinity of grade crossings in populated areas as specified; creating a subaccount within the highway fund; providing for a matching grant program; requiring a report; providing an appropriation; and providing for an effective date.

1/7/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction; No Further Action Prior to CoW Cutoff

H.B. No. 0079 Establishment of private roads.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Buchanan, Botten and Brown

AN ACT relating to establishment of private roads; requiring notice of proposed alternative routes; amending time periods; and providing for an effective date.

1/7/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/14/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/20/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/20/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0079HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 5 Delete "twenty (20)" insert "forty-five (45)". Page 2-line 6 After "notice" insert "by certified mail with return receipt requested,". BROWN, CHAIRMAN

1/21/2011 H Passed CoW 1/24/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

HB0079H3001/ADOPTED (CORRECTED COPY)

194 Page 2-line 12 Delete "forty-five (45)" insert "eighty-five 85". Page 2-line 18 After "scheduled" strike balance of the line; insert "not sooner than one hundred forty-five (145) days after the filing of the application with the board.". Page 2-lines 19 and 20 Strike entirely. Page 3-line 10 Strike "sixty (60)" insert "forty-five (45)". Page 3-line 17 Strike "sixty (60)" insert "forty-five (45)". BROWN

1/25/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison and Goggles Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/7/2011 S01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Excused: Senator(s) Burns Ayes 4 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/7/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0079SW001/FAILED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 2-line 21 After "days" insert "nor later than one hundred eighty (180) days". COOPER

2/11/2011 S Passed CoW 2/14/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/15/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/15/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0019 2/15/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0019 2/16/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0019 2/18/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0019 2/18/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0046 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

195

H.B. No. 0080 Service of process in family violence and stalking cases.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Davison, Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Craft, Harvey, Jaggi, Lubnau, McKim, Quarberg, Throne and Wallis and Senator(s) Cooper, Dockstader and Peterson

AN ACT relating to service of process; requiring in-state and out-of-state service of specified documents in family violence and stalking cases; and providing for an effective date.

1/7/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/20/2011 H01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/20/2011 H Placed on General File 1/21/2011 H Passed CoW 1/24/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/25/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison and Goggles. Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/14/2011 S01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/14/2011 S Placed on General File 2/17/2011 S Passed CoW 2/18/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/22/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

196

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Excused: Senator(s) Emerich Ayes 29 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/22/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0035 2/22/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0035 2/23/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0035 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0035 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0108 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0081 Vacant land.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dv., Davison and Vranish and Senator(s) Ross

AN ACT relating to property; defining vacant land for purposes of property disclosures; and providing for an effective date.

1/7/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 1/21/2011 H07 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Kroeker, Patton, Roscoe and Stubson Nays: Representative(s) Illoway, Jaggi and Shepperson Ayes 6 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0081HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 15 Delete "permanently". Page 1-line 16 Delete "affixed to the land". ILLOWAY, CHAIRMAN

1/24/2011 H Passed CoW 1/25/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/26/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Eklund, Hunt, Lubnau, Peasley and Quarberg

197 Excused: Representative(s) Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 52 Nays 6 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/28/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S07 2/10/2011 S07 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Case, Hines, Johnson, Martin and Scott Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0081SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 15 Delete "and". Page 2-line 2 Delete "." insert "; and". Page 2-after line 2 Insert: "(iii) Less than one hundred sixty (160) acres.". CASE, CHAIRMAN

2/17/2011 S Passed CoW

HB0081S2001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 2-after line 2 Delete the Senate Standing Committee Amendment (HB0081SS001/AE) to this line and insert: "(iii) Less than one hundred forty (140) acres.". MEIER

2/18/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/22/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Excused: Senator(s) Emerich Ayes 29 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/22/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/23/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel and Quarberg Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Kasperik, Lockhart and Pederson Ayes 54 Nays 2 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/23/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0046 2/24/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0046 2/24/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0046

198 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0046 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0124 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0082 Unfair employment practices.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Byrd and Connolly and Senator(s) Hastert

AN ACT relating to fair employment practices; providing that discriminatory and unfair employment practices include retaliatory acts as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/17/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/21/2011 H01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B. and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel and Peasley Ayes 7 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 H Placed on General File 1/31/2011 H Passed CoW 2/1/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/2/2011 H Failed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Illoway, Kasperik, Krone, Loucks, Petroff, Roscoe, Steward, Throne, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Berger, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Greear, Hunt, Jaggi, Kroeker, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Stubson, Teeters and Vranish Ayes 30 Nays 30 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0083 Veterans' property tax exemption.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Byrd, Botten and Vranish and Senator(s) Burns

AN ACT relating to property taxes; extending property and vehicle tax exemptions for veterans to full time active duty military personnel; providing conforming amendments; and providing for an effective date.

1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction

199 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 1/26/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Vranish Nays: Representative(s) Blikre, Campbell, Childers, Madden, Miller, Petersen and Semlek Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 1 Nays 7 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0084 Severance tax distributions.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Steward and Krone and Senator(s) Case and Cooper

AN ACT relating to severance tax distributions; increasing the total amount of severance taxes distributed under an existing statutory formula; reducing the state general fund portion of existing distribution and redistributing those monies to local governmental entities receiving funds under the existing formula; and providing for an effective date. 1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/4/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Campbell, Miller, Semlek and Vranish Nays: Representative(s) Blikre, Childers, Madden and Petersen Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 4 Nays 4 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0085 Teacher suspensions.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) McKim, Davison, Jaggi, McOmie and Teeters and Senator(s) Dockstader

AN ACT relating to teacher contracts; revising the process for suspension of teachers; requiring an investigation as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/17/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04 1/27/2011 H04 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

200

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Connolly, Freeman, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Madden and Teeters Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0085HS001/ADOPTED That Substitute No. 1 for HB0085 DO Pass. TEETERS, CHAIRMAN

1/31/2011 H Passed CoW 2/1/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/2/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Byrd and Miller Absent: Representative(s) Loucks Ayes 57 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/3/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S04; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/2/2011 S Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to SR 7-3(c)

H.B. No. 0086 Compulsory school attendance.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Kroeker and Teeters and Senator(s) Dockstader

AN ACT relating to compulsory school attendance; clarifying application of parental consent to child's withdrawal from school attendance; and providing for an effective date.

1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04 1/17/2011 H04 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Connolly, Freeman, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Madden and Teeters Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/17/2011 H Placed on General File 1/18/2011 H Passed CoW

201 1/19/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/20/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Gay and Goggles Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/20/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S04 2/4/2011 S04 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Coe, Jennings, Landen and Rothfuss Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 S Placed on General File; Did Not Consider in CoW

H.B. No. 0087 Obsolete laws-general revisions.

Sponsored By: Management Council

AN ACT relating to the general revision of laws; amending archaic and obsolete provisions; correcting and updating references; conforming provisions to previous enactments; repealing provisions held to be unconstitutional; repealing fully executed and otherwise archaic or obsolete provisions; amending the duties of the legislative service office by authorizing deletion of obsolete date references from compiled laws; and providing for an effective date.

1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H12 1/17/2011 H12 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Buchanan, Connolly, Craft, Gingery, Illoway, Lubnau, Patton, Quarberg, Shepperson, Stubson and Throne Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 12 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/17/2011 H Placed on General File 1/19/2011 H Passed CoW 1/20/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/21/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

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ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Goggles and McKim Ayes 57 Nays 0 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S12 2/17/2011 S12 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Hastert, Martin, Nicholas, P. and Ross Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/17/2011 S Placed on General File 2/23/2011 S Passed CoW 2/24/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/25/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/25/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0060 2/25/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0060 2/25/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0060 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0060 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0129 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0088 Guides and outfitters.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) McOmie and Senator(s) Coe

AN ACT relating to the guides and outfitters and the Wyoming board of outfitters; providing definitions relating to guide and outfitting services; clarifying the board's authority to investigate and issue citations; expanding the board's authority to take disciplinary action against licensees; requiring complainants to cooperate with the board; specifying additional requirements relating to guide and outfitting services; revising penalties; providing for the loss of hunting privileges; and providing for an effective date.

203 1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/21/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0088HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-lines 17 through 20 Delete entirely and renumber as necessary. Page 2-line 23 Delete "of any". Page 3-line 1 Delete "kind". Page 3-line 2 After "animal" insert "except as provided in W.S. 23-2-401(c)". Page 3-line 6 Strike "or remuneration" insert "for the purpose of financial gain in order". Page 5-line 1 Delete "pursue,". Page 5-line 2 Delete "pursue,". Page 5-line 24 After "." Insert "This subsection shall not apply to landowners as defined in W.S. 23-2-406(a)(iii)(B).". BROWN, CHAIRMAN

1/24/2011 H Passed CoW 1/25/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/26/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Quarberg and Stubson Excused: Representative(s) Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 56 Nays 2 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/28/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/8/2011 S Rereferred to S06 2/10/2011 S06 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Dockstader, Driskill and Esquibel, F. Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 S Placed on General File

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HB0088SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 3 After "services;" delete balance of line. Page 1-line 4 Delete "members;". Page 1-line 15 Delete "23-2-408(b),". Page 4-line 1 Before "business" insert "outfitting". Page 4-line 2 Before "business" insert "outfitting". Page 5-line 8 After "packing services" insert "for the purpose of taking any big or trophy game animal". Page 5-lines 19 through 24 Delete. Page 6-lines 1 through 8 Delete. BURNS, CHAIRMAN

HB0088SW001/ADOPTED (CORRECTED COPY) (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 9 After "services;" insert "revising penalties;". Page 1-line 14 After "W.S." insert "23-2-401(b)," Page 2-line 2 After "23-2-417" delete "(b)". Page 2-after line 2 Insert: "23-2-401. Guides required; exceptions; issuance of resident guide license. (b) Any resident possessing a valid resident big or trophy game animal license may apply for and receive a resident guide license. The resident guide license shall be issued without charge or bond by the commission, any district supervisor or resident game warden upon receipt of an affidavit from the resident stating the names and addresses of the nonresident hunters to be guided, the game to be hunted, the area to be hunted, and that the resident has not received nor will accept directly or indirectly any direct financial compensation for his services as a guide. A resident guide shall not guide more than two (2) nonresident hunters in any calendar year on any national forest, wilderness area, national game refuge, or national park, except as provided in W.S. 23-2-401, nor shall he accept any compensation or gratuity for his services. The name and license number of the nonresident hunter shall be placed on the back of the resident guide license and stamped or signed by the issuer.". Page 2-line 20 Delete "(c)" insert "(b) and (c)". Page 8-after line 16 Insert: "(a) Any person violating any provision of this act is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of not to exceed two thousand dollars ($2,000.00), imprisonment for not more than one (1) year, or both five thousand dollars ($5,000.00).". HICKS

2/17/2011 S Passed CoW 2/18/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/22/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case Excused: Senator(s) Emerich Ayes 28 Nays 1 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/22/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/23/2011 H Did Not Concur

205 ROLL CALL Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Kasperik, Lockhart and Pederson Ayes 0 Nays 56 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/23/2011 H Appointed JCC01 Members Representative(s) McOmie, Childers, Stubson 2/23/2011 S Appointed JCC01 Members Senator(s) Coe, Hicks, Martin 3/1/2011 H Adopted HB0088JC01

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Patton, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Shepperson, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Harvey, Lubnau, Peasley, Quarberg, Semlek and Steward Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Absent: Representative(s) Nicholas, B. Ayes 52 Nays 6 Excused 1 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

3/2/2011 S Adopted HB0088JC01

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case Ayes 29 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0088JC01/AA ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Adopt the following Senate amendments: HB0088SS001/AE Delete the following Senate amendments: HB0088SW001/ACE Further amend the ENGROSSED COPY as follows: Page 1-line 9 After "services;" insert "revising penalties;". Page 1-line 14 After "W.S." insert "23-2-401(b),". Page 2-line 2 After "23-2-417" delete "(b)". Page 2-after line 2 Insert: "23-2-401. Guides required; exceptions; issuance of resident guide license. (b) Any resident possessing a valid resident big or trophy game animal license may apply for and receive a resident guide license. The resident

206 guide license shall be issued without charge or bond by the commission, any district supervisor or resident game warden upon receipt of an affidavit from the resident stating the names and addresses of the nonresident hunters to be guided, the game to be hunted, the area to be hunted, and that the resident has not received nor will accept directly or indirectly any compensation for his services as a guide. A resident guide shall not guide more than two (2) nonresident hunters in any calendar year on any national forest, wilderness area, national game refuge, or national park, except as provided in W.S. 23-2-401, nor shall he accept any compensation or gratuity for his services. An exchange of guide services shall not be considered compensation for the purposes of this section. The name and license number of the nonresident hunter shall be placed on the back of the resident guide license and stamped or signed by the issuer. Page 2-line 20 Delete "(c)" insert "(b) and (c)". Page 5-line 17 Delete "(a)(iii)(B)" insert "(a)(iv)(B)". Page 8-after line 16 Insert: "(a) Any person violating any provision of this act is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of not to exceed two thousand dollars ($2,000.00), imprisonment for not more than one (1) year, or both five thousand dollars ($5,000.00).". MCOMIE, CHILDERS, STUBSON, COE, HICKS, MARTIN

3/2/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0099 3/3/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0099 3/3/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0099 3/10/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0099 3/10/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0186 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0089 Safe transportation of Wyoming workers act.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Esquibel, K., Blake, Burkhart and Cannady and Senator(s) Barnard and Hastert

AN ACT relating to transportation; establishing requirements for contract carriers transporting employees as specified; requiring insurance as specified; providing penalties; granting rulemaking authority; and providing for an effective date.

1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/24/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H08; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0090 Vehicle restoration.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Byrd and Childers and Senator(s) Rothfuss

207 AN ACT relating to motor vehicles; amending provisions for issuance of a title to a vehicle which requires restoration as specified; providing rulemaking authority; and providing for an effective date.

1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H08 2/2/2011 H08 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Bonner, Botten, Cannady, McKim, Petersen, Quarberg, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0090HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 14 After "restore" insert "or return to service". Page 2-line 1 After "certified" delete ",". QUARBERG, CHAIRMAN

HB0090HW001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 3 After "specified;" insert "providing rule making authority;". Page 1-line 14 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0090HS001/A) to this line. Page 2-line 14 After "issued." insert "Notwithstanding the other requirements of this subsection, a vehicle shall only be eligible to be titled under this subsection if, on the date the applicant purchased the vehicle it was not operational and could not have been rendered operational without substantial repairs to one (1) or more of the vehicle's mechanical systems. The department shall define the term "substantial repairs" by rule and regulation.". BYRD

2/4/2011 H Passed CoW 2/7/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/8/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Pederson and Shepperson Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/9/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/9/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S08 2/17/2011 S08 Recommended Do Pass

208 ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Cooper, Johnson, Landen, Nutting and Schiffer Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/17/2011 S Placed on General File 2/25/2011 S Passed CoW 2/28/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 3/1/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0080 3/1/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0080 3/2/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0080 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0080 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0172 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0091 Torrington prison-wind powered electric service.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Byrd and Senator(s) Esquibel, F. and Meier

AN ACT relating to the use of wind-powered electricity at state facilities; requiring Level I and Level II studies by the state building commission; providing an appropriation; and providing for an effective date.

1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H09; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/2/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0092 Impersonation through electronic means.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Lubnau, Blikre, Jaggi and Kasperik and Senator(s) Ross

AN ACT relating to crimes and offenses; creating a crime for impersonation through electronic means as specified; providing penalties; providing definitions; authorizing civil relief for damages; and providing for an effective date.

1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction

209 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/27/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B. and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel and Peasley Excused: Representative(s) Barbuto Ayes 6 Nays 2 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0092HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 1 Delete "for purposes" insert ", including, but not limited to spoofing,". Page 2-line 2 Delete the line through "person". Page 2-line 14 Delete "." insert ";". Page 2-After line 14 Insert: "(iii) "Spoofing" means falsifying the name and phone number appearing on caller identification systems.". BROWN, CHAIRMAN

2/1/2011 H Passed CoW 2/2/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/3/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Gay, Hunt and Peasley Excused: Representative(s) Childers and Lockhart Ayes 54 Nays 4 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/4/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/23/2011 S01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/23/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0092SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 2-line 2 After "spoofing" insert "and causes or attempts to cause harm". Page 2-line 16 Delete "and" insert "or". PERKINS, CHAIRMAN

2/24/2011 S Passed CoW 2/25/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading

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HB0092S3001.01/ADOPTED (CORRECTED COPY) (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 14 Delete "Notwithstanding any other provision of law,". MEIER

HB0092S3001.02/FAILED (CORRECTED COPY) (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 4 After "damages;" insert "providing an exception;". Page 2-after line 23 Insert and renumber: "(d) This section shall not apply if the impersonation was performed for the purpose of professional entertainment.". MEIER

2/28/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case and Rothfuss Ayes 28 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Received for Concurrence 3/1/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Patton, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Peasley and Quarberg Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Absent: Representative(s) Nicholas, B. Ayes 56 Nays 2 Excused 1 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 Assigned Number HEA No.0094 3/2/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0094 3/3/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0094 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0094 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0180 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0093 School unification student count deletion.

Sponsored By: Select Committee On Tribal Relations

AN ACT relating to the creation of unified school districts; eliminating the pupil enrollment requirement for nonunified school districts; and providing for an effective date.

211 1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04 1/27/2011 H Rereferred to H06 1/31/2011 H06 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Bonner, Botten, Connolly, Davison, Jaggi, McKim, McOmie, Petroff and Shepperson Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 H Placed on General File 2/2/2011 H Passed CoW 2/3/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/4/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Kroeker, Peasley, Quarberg and Stubson Excused: Representative(s) Brown, Gay and Miller Ayes 52 Nays 5 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/7/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S04 2/9/2011 S Rereferred to S09 2/11/2011 S09 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Coe, Cooper, Jennings and Rothfuss Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Placed on General File; Did Not Consider in CoW

H.B. No. 0094 Illegal immigration.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Illoway, Childers, Davison, Jaggi, Kroeker, Petersen, Quarberg and Shepperson and Senator(s) Driskill and Hicks

AN ACT relating to immigration; establishing an offense for failure to carry an alien registration document; establishing offenses for unlawful hiring and unlawful employment; establishing an offense for unlawful transporting of aliens; providing for the determination and communication of immigration status; prohibiting employment of unauthorized aliens; requiring employers to participate in the e-verify program; authorizing warrantless arrests for offenses that make a person removable from the United States; providing penalties; providing for severability of provisions; and providing for an effective date.

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1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H09; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/2/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0095 Involuntary commitment examiners.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Harvey, Craft, Petersen and Shepperson and Senator(s) Landen and Scott

AN ACT relating to hospitalization of mentally ill persons; amending the definition of examiner for purposes of emergency detention; providing that an emergency detention hearing may be waived as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/21/2011 H01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 H Placed on General File 1/24/2011 H Passed CoW 1/25/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/26/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Quarberg Excused: Representative(s) Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 57 Nays 1 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/26/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/9/2011 S01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/9/2011 S Placed on General File

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HB0095SS001/ADOPTED (CORRECTED COPY) Page 1-line 3 Delete and insert "emergency detention; providing that an emergency detention hearing may be waived as specified;". Page 1-line 4 Delete. Page 1-line 5 Delete line through "circumstances;". Page 1-line 10 Delete "25-10-110(f)" insert "25-10-109(h)". Page 2-after line 10 Insert: "25-10-109. Emergency detention. (h) When a person is detained in emergency detention and an application for involuntary hospitalization is filed, the court shall appoint an attorney to represent the detained person unless he has his own attorney, and the court shall conduct a hearing within seventy-two (72) hours, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays, of the initial detention to determine whether continued detention is required pending involuntary hospitalization proceedings. Notice of the preliminary hearing shall be given to the detained person and his attorney. The court may delay the hearing only at the request of the detained person or his parent, guardian or his attorney. An emergency detention hearing may be waived at the request of the detained person or the detained person's attorney, except in cases where a licensed physician's assistant was the only examiner for the emergency detention. If an emergency detention hearing has been waived, the court may immediately conduct the involuntary hospitalization hearing.". Page 2-lines 12 through 24 Delete. PERKINS, CHAIRMAN

2/11/2011 S Passed CoW

HB0095S2001/ADOPTED Page 2-after line 10 In the Senate Standing Committee Amendment (HB0095SS001/A) to this line after "involuntary hospitalization hearing" insert ", provided that a licensed physician's assistant shall not be the examiner for an involuntary hospitalization hearing". SCHIFFER

2/14/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/15/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Driskill, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Rothfuss, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case, Dockstader, Emerich, Jennings, Meier, Nicholas, P., Ross and Schiffer Ayes 22 Nays 8 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/15/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/16/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart,

214 Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Nicholas, B. and Quarberg Excused: Representative(s) Childers and Davison Ayes 55 Nays 3 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/16/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0025 2/16/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0025 2/16/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0025 2/18/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0025 2/18/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0054 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0096 Motor vehicles passing bicycles.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Stubson and Roscoe and Senator(s) Perkins

AN ACT relating to motor vehicles; providing requirements for motor vehicles overtaking and passing bicycles as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H08 1/21/2011 H08 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Bonner, Botten, Cannady, McKim, Petersen and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Quarberg and Vranish Ayes 7 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0096HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 7 After "creating" delete "a". Page 1-line 8 Delete "subsection (b)" insert "subsections (b) and (c)". Page 1-line 15 Delete "subsection (b)" insert "subsections (b) and (c)". Page 2-after line 7 Insert: "(c) When the roadway is of insufficient width to allow a safe passing movement under subsection (b) of this section, the driver of a motor vehicle shall reduce speed and pass the bicyclist with care.". QUARBERG, CHAIRMAN

1/24/2011 H Passed CoW 1/25/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/26/2011 H Failed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Brown, Byrd, Cannady, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greene,

215 Harshman, Harvey, Illoway, Krone, Madden, McKim, Pederson, Petroff, Roscoe, Steward, Stubson, Throne, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Childers, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Greear, Hunt, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Loucks, Lubnau, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Teeters and Vranish Excused: Representative(s) Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 30 Nays 28 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0097 Public school financial transparency.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Illoway, Childers, Madden, Pedersen and Teeters and Senator(s) Coe, Jennings and Landen

AN ACT relating to schools; providing for the establishment of a uniform website database to disclose to the public financial activities of public schools as specified; providing an appropriation; authorizing additional positions; and providing for effective dates.

1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0098 Bar and grill liquor licenses.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Stubson, Illoway, Lubnau, Patton, Shepperson and Zwonitzer, Dn. and Senator(s) Martin, Scott and Von Flatern

AN ACT relating to bar and grill liquor licenses; increasing the number of licenses available; and providing for an effective date.

1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 1/18/2011 H07 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Kroeker, Patton, Roscoe, Shepperson and Stubson Excused: Representative(s) Jaggi Ayes 8 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/18/2011 H Placed on General File 1/19/2011 H Passed CoW 1/20/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/21/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

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ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Goggles and McKim Ayes 56 Nays 1 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S07 2/3/2011 S07 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Hines, Johnson, Martin and Scott Conflicts: Senator(s) Case Ayes 4 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 1

2/3/2011 S Placed on General File 2/9/2011 S Passed CoW 2/10/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/11/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Bebout, Cooper, Dockstader, Geis and Meier Excused: Senator(s) Barnard Conflicts: Senator(s) Case Ayes 23 Nays 5 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 1

2/11/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0008 2/14/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0008 2/14/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0008 2/17/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0008 2/17/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0022 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0099 Substance abuse treatment funding awards.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Gingery and Senator(s) Von Flatern

AN ACT relating to the treatment of substance abuse; restructuring specified programs authorized by the 2005 methamphetamine initiative; specifying the manner in which the department of health shall determine substance abuse funding awards; repealing certain noncodified provisions; and providing for an effective date.

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1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/17/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10 1/27/2011 H10 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Craft, Gay, Gingery, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Miller and Peasley Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 H Placed on General File 2/1/2011 H Passed CoW 2/2/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/3/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Childers and Lockhart Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/3/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S10 2/14/2011 S10 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Dockstader, Martin, Nutting, Schiffer and Scott Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/14/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0099SS001/FAILED Page 2-line 2 Delete "and awarded"; after "health" insert "and awarded by the substance abuse and violent crimes advisory board". SCOTT, CHAIRMAN

2/17/2011 S Passed CoW 2/18/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/22/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case, Driskill and Schiffer Excused: Senator(s) Emerich Ayes 26 Nays 3 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

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2/22/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0036 2/22/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0036 2/23/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0036 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0036 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0114 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0100 Game & fish-land acquisition.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Shepperson, Brechtel, Connolly, McKim, Quarberg and Teeters and Senator(s) Coe, Meier and Schiffer

AN ACT relating to game and fish; prohibiting the acquisition of lands by the game and fish commission through adverse possession or proscriptive easement; and providing for an effective date.

1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H06 1/17/2011 H06 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Bonner, Botten, Connolly, Davison, Jaggi, McKim, McOmie, Petroff and Shepperson Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/17/2011 H Placed on General File 1/18/2011 H Passed CoW 1/19/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/20/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish and Wallis Nays: Representative(s) Blake, Brown, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Gay and Goggles Ayes 54 Nays 4 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/20/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S06 2/1/2011 S06 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Dockstader and Driskill Nays: Senator(s) Esquibel, F. Excused: Senator(s) Christensen Ayes 3 Nays 1 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

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2/1/2011 S Placed on General File 2/23/2011 S Passed CoW

HB0100S2001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 3 After "easement" insert "as specified;". Page 1-line 8 Delete "(a)(iii)(intro)" insert "(b) by creating a new paragraph (iii)". Page 1-lines 13 through 16 Delete and insert: "(b) Notwithstanding subsection (a) of this section: (iii) The commission shall not assert any claim based upon adverse possession or a prescriptive easement as a basis to acquire any interest in real property. Provided, however, that the commission may assert a claim of adverse possession or prescriptive easement as a basis for construing, correcting, interpreting or perfecting a written grant of an interest in real property.". Page 2-lines 1 through 3 Delete. NICHOLAS, SCHIFFER

2/24/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/25/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Jennings and Rothfuss Ayes 28 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/25/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/25/2011 H Did Not Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Childers Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dn. Excused: Representative(s) Gay, Greear, Pederson and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 1 Nays 55 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/25/2011 H Appointed JCC01 Members Representative(s) Shepperson, Blake, Greear 2/25/2011 S Appointed JCC01 Members Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Jennings 3/1/2011 H Adopted HB0100JC01

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Patton,

220 Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brown and Gingery Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Absent: Representative(s) Nicholas, B. Ayes 56 Nays 2 Excused 1 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

3/2/2011 S Adopted HB0100JC01

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0100JC01/AA ADOPTED Delete the following Senate amendments: HB0100S2001/A Further amend as follows: Page 1-line 3 After "easement" insert "as specified". Page 1-line 8 Delete "(a)(iii)(intro)" insert "(b) by creating a new paragraph (iii)". Page 1-lines 13 through 16 Delete and insert: "(b) Notwithstanding subsection (a) of this section: (iii) The commission shall not assert any claim based upon adverse possession or a prescriptive easement as a basis to acquire any interest in real property. Provided, however, that the commission may assert a claim of adverse possession or prescriptive easement as a basis for correcting or interpreting a defect in a written grant of an interest in real property.". Page 2-lines 1 through 3 Delete. SHEPPERSON, BLAKE, GREEAR, BURNS, CHRISTENSEN, JENNINGS

3/2/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0100 3/3/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0100 3/3/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0100 3/10/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0100 3/10/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0197 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0101 Vicious animals-interference with game wardens.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Moniz, Brown, Cannady and McOmie and Senator(s) Dockstader and Driskill

AN ACT relating to game and fish; creating an offense of owning a dog which attacks a game and fish law enforcement officer; providing penalties; and providing for an effective date.

1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H06

221 1/20/2011 H06 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Bonner, Botten, Connolly, Davison, Jaggi, McKim, McOmie, Petroff and Shepperson Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/20/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0101HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 9 Delete "warden" insert "and fish law enforcement officer". Page 1-line 14 Delete "warden" insert "and fish law enforcement officer". Page 1-line 15 Delete "officers'" insert "officer's". Page 2-lines 5 through 7 Delete entirely and insert "any animal that attacks in a vicious manner or that bites.". MCOMIE, CHAIRMAN

HB0101HW001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 1 Delete "providing criminal". Page 1-line 2 Delete entirely; insert "creating an offense of owning a dog which attacks a game and fish law enforcement officer; providing penalties;". Page 1-line 3 Delete "specified;". Page 1-line 10 Delete "animals" insert "dogs". Page 1-lines 12 through 15 Delete entirely including the standing committee amendment (HB0101HS001/A) to these lines and insert: "(a) An owner of a dog that bites or otherwise attacks in a vicious manner a game and fish law enforcement officer, who is discharging his duties on public lands, is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable as provided in this section. It is an affirmative defense to prosecution under this section that the dog was attempting to protect livestock at the time of the attack." Page 2-lines 1 through 7 Delete entirely including the standing committee amendment (HB0101HS001/A) to these lines. Page 2-line 9 Delete "(c)" insert "(b)". BOTTEN

1/21/2011 H Passed CoW

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Connolly, Eklund, Gingery, Greene, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Patton, Petroff, Semlek, Shepperson, Throne, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Craft, Freeman, Gay, Greear, Harvey, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Miller, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Petersen, Quarberg, Roscoe, Stubson, Teeters and Vranish Excused: Representative(s) Berger, Davison, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Goggles, Harshman, Pederson, Steward and Wallis Absent: Representative(s) Childers Ayes 26 Nays 24 Excused 9 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

1/24/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

222 1/25/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Madden, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Petersen, Petroff, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Buchanan, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Greear, Kroeker, Loucks, Lubnau, McKim, Miller, Peasley, Pederson, Quarberg, Roscoe, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish and Wallis Excused: Representative(s) Davison and Goggles Ayes 38 Nays 20 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S06 2/3/2011 S06 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Dockstader, Driskill and Esquibel, F. Nays: Senator(s) Burns and Christensen Ayes 3 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0101SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 2 Delete "owning" insert "failing to control"; delete "law enforcement" insert "employee;". Page 1-line 3 Delete "officer;". Page 1-line 10 Delete "law" insert "employee;". Page 1-line 11 Delete "enforcement officer;". Page 1-line 13 Delete "An owner of" insert "A person who fails to control". Page 1-line 14 Delete "law enforcement" insert "employee,". Page 1-line 15 Delete "officer,". BURNS, CHAIRMAN

HB0101SW001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Delete the Senate Standing Committee Amendment (HB0101SS001/A) entirely and further amend as follows: Page 1-line 1 Delete "of" insert "for" Page 1-line 2 Delete "owning" insert "failing to control". Page 1-line 13 Delete "An owner of a dog" insert "A person who fails to control a dog which he owns". DOCKSTADER

2/10/2011 S Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Burns, Dockstader, Driskill, Esquibel, F. and Nutting Nays: Senator(s) Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Emerich, Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Excused: Senator(s) Anderson, Bebout and Perkins Ayes 6 Nays 21 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

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H.B. No. 0102 State common school trust land management account.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dn., Blake, Davison, Loucks and Moniz and Senator(s) Geis

AN ACT relating to state common school trust land revenues; funding the management of state common school trust lands from state common school trust land revenues as specified; creating an account; providing for a continuous appropriation; providing for reports; providing for a sunset; and providing for an effective date.

1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H06; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 1/21/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Bonner, Connolly and Petroff Nays: Representative(s) Botten, Davison, Jaggi, McKim, McOmie and Shepperson Ayes 3 Nays 6 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0103 WICHE-repayment program.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) McKim, Connolly, Freeman, Jaggi and McOmie and Senator(s) Dockstader, Jennings and Landen

AN ACT relating to the Western Regional Higher Education Compact; imposing a repayment provision on specified students; defining the requirements of the loan or service repayment program; and providing for an effective date.

1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10 1/28/2011 H10 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Craft, Gay, Gingery, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Miller and Peasley Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/28/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0103HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 19 After "student" insert "first". Page 2-line 21 Delete "whereby the student" insert "subject to the following:". Page 2-line 22 Delete entirely.

224 Page 3-line 1 After "(A)" insert "The student agrees to: (I)". Page 3-line 9 Delete "(B)" insert "(II)". Page 4-line 2 Delete ";" insert ".". Page 4-line 4 Delete "(C)" insert "(B)". Page 4-line 13 Delete "(D)" insert "(C)". Page 4-line 20 Delete "(E)" insert "(D)". GINGERY, DEPUTY VICE CHAIRMAN

HB0103HW001/ADOPTED Page 3-line 15 Delete "if". Page 3-line 16 Delete the line through "that" insert "when". Page 3-line 18 After "program" insert "as determined by the commission". Page 3-line 20 After "program" insert "as determined by the commission". STUBSON

2/1/2011 H Passed CoW 2/2/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/3/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Lockhart Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/4/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S10 2/17/2011 S10 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Dockstader, Nutting and Scott Nays: Senator(s) Martin and Schiffer Ayes 3 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/17/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0103SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 2-line 17 After "podiatry" insert ", occupational therapy, physical therapy, optometry, physician assistant programs". Page 2-line 20 Delete "2012" insert "2013-2014". Page 2-line 21 Delete "2013". Page 3-line 3 Delete "medical"; after "Wyoming" insert "in the field in which he was educated". Page 3-line 17 Delete "medical" insert "the professional school". Page 3-line 18 Delete. Page 3-line 19 Delete "dental school".

225 Page 4-line 15 After "osteopathic" insert ", occupational therapy, physical therapy, optometry, physician assistant". Page 4-lines 21 through 24 Delete and insert: "(D) The provisions of this paragraph shall not apply to the field of veterinary medicine.". SCOTT, CHAIRMAN

2/25/2011 S Passed CoW 2/28/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 3/1/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Schiffer Ayes 29 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Received for Concurrence 3/2/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Gay, Miller and Teeters Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Ayes 55 Nays 4 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/2/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0095 3/3/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0095 3/3/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0095 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0095 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0181 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0104 Property tax sales-highest bidder.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dv., Blake, Goggles, Kasperik and Madden and Senator(s) Christensen

AN ACT relating to property taxes; requiring real property tax sales to be made to the highest bidder; specifying the amount to be paid to redeem; and providing for an effective date.

1/10/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction

226 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0105 Temporary military duty-child custody and visitation.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Throne, Davison, Gay, Petersen and Stubson and Senator(s) Hastert, Landen, Perkins and Von Flatern

AN ACT relating to child custody and visitation; providing definitions; limiting the modification of custody and visitation for specified military personnel; specifying factors considered in the modification of custody and visitation; permitting the assignment of visitation rights as specified; providing for expedited hearings; providing for electronic evidence; and providing for an effective date.

1/11/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/12/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/20/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/20/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0105HS001/ADOPTED Page 5-line 1 Delete "shall" insert "may". Page 8-line 5 Delete "service members" insert "parents". Page 8-line 23 Delete "service member" insert "parent". Page 9-line 3 Delete "service member" insert "parent". Page 9-line 6 Delete "service member" insert "parent". Page 9-line 7 Delete "service member" insert "parent". BROWN, CHAIRMAN

1/21/2011 H Passed CoW 1/24/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/25/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison and Goggles Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

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1/27/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/2/2011 S01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 S Placed on General File 2/10/2011 S Passed CoW 2/11/2011 S Laid Back Without Prejudice

HB0105S2001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 3-lines 1 through 13 Delete and insert: "(iii) In issuing any temporary custody or visitation order under this section, the court shall consider whether the temporary order should automatically terminate.". Page 4-line 6 Delete "delegate" insert ", upon motion of the member, order that". Page 4-line 8 Delete "to" insert "may be exercised by". Page 4-line 10 Delete "delegating visitation rights" insert "the alternate visitation". Page 7-line 6 Delete "usually" insert "of more than forty-five (45)". Page 7-line 7 Delete through "(180)". ROSS

2/14/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading

HB0105S3001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 4-line 6 In the Ross Second Reading Amendment (HB0105S2001/AE) to this line, before "member" insert "service". Page 7-line 6 Delete the Ross Second Reading Amendment (HB0105S2001/AE) to this line and further amend as follows: Delete "usually" insert "of more than forty-five (45) days but". Page 7-line 7 Delete the Ross Second Reading Amendment (HB0105S2001/AE) to this line. HASTERT

2/15/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case and Johnson Ayes 28 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/15/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/16/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear,

228 Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Childers and Davison Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/16/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0026 2/16/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0026 2/16/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0026 2/18/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0026 2/18/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0036 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0106 Departments of employment and workforce services-merger.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Throne, Byrd, Harvey and Shepperson and Senator(s) Bebout, Martin and Rothfuss

AN ACT relating to government reorganization; providing for the merger of the programs and functions of the department of employment and the department of workforce services; specifying that the remaining department shall be known as the department of workforce services; requiring reports; and providing for effective dates.

1/11/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/12/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10 1/25/2011 H10 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Craft, Gay, Gingery, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Miller and Peasley Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0106HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 1 Delete "providing for". Page 1-line 2 Delete entirely. Page 1-line 3 Delete "services;". Page 1-line 5 After "services;" insert "specifying that the remaining department shall be known as the department of workforce services;". Page 2-line 5 Delete "employment and". Page 2-line 8 Delete "employment and". Page 2-line 19 Delete "employment and". Page 2-line 20 After "services." delete balance of the line. Page 2-lines 21 through 24 Delete entirely. Page 3-line 9 Delete "employment and". Page 3-line 21 Delete "employment and".

229 Page 4-line 1 Delete "employment and". HARVEY, CHAIRMAN

1/26/2011 H Passed CoW 1/27/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/28/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Gay, Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 56 Nays 0 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 S Received for Introduction; No Further Action Prior to CoW Cutoff

H.B. No. 0107 Municipal court jury trials.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Botten, Krone and Loucks and Senator(s) Ross

AN ACT relating to jury trials in municipal court; repealing the unconditional denial of a jury trial in municipal court; and providing for an effective date.

1/11/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/12/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/27/2011 H01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 H Placed on General File 1/31/2011 H Passed CoW 2/1/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/2/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv.

230 Absent: Representative(s) Loucks Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/2/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/16/2011 S01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F. and Perkins Excused: Senator(s) Hicks Ayes 4 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/16/2011 S Placed on General File 2/23/2011 S Passed CoW 2/24/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Bebout, Christensen, Driskill, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Perkins, Ross, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Anderson, Burns, Case, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Emerich, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Nutting, Peterson and Rothfuss Ayes 17 Nays 13 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0107S3001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 11 Strike "for violations of city". Page 1-line 12 Strike "ordinances". Page 1-line 14 Delete "right" insert "restriction". Page 1-line 15 After "trial" delete balance of line and insert ". To obtain a jury trial under this section, the person shall request a jury trial at the time of arraignment.". Page 1-line 16 Delete. Page 2-lines 1 through 7 Delete all new language and strike all existing language. JENNINGS

2/25/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Rothfuss and Scott Nays: Senator(s) Ross, Schiffer and Von Flatern Ayes 27 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/25/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/28/2011 H Did Not Concur

ROLL CALL Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg,

231 Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Ayes 0 Nays 59 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Appointed JCC01 Members Representative(s) Brown, Botten, Throne 3/1/2011 S Appointed JCC01 Members Senator(s) Perkins, Jennings, Ross 3/3/2011 H Indefinitely Postponed

H.B. No. 0108 Collection agencies.

Sponsored By: Joint Minerals, Business and Economic Development Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to collection agencies; providing for consumer and creditor protection in collection transactions; providing for reimbursement to consumers and creditors as required; transferring the collection agency program from the collection agency board to the Wyoming department of audit, banking division as specified; modifying requirements of the program; providing for fees, penalties and generally revising provisions regulating collection agencies and debt collections; modifying the function of the collection agency board; transferring funds; repealing existing provisions; and providing for an effective date.

1/11/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/12/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H09 1/14/2011 H09 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Byrd, Greear, Kasperik, Lockhart, Moniz, Roscoe and Stubson Nays: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 7 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/14/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0108HW001/ADOPTED Page 6–lines 22 through 24 Delete entirely. Page 7–lines 1 through 3 Delete entirely. Page 7–line 5 Delete "(xxiii)" insert "(xxii)". Page 7–line 8 Delete "(xxiv)" insert "(xxiii)". Page 8–line 3 Delete "resident". Page 8–line 19 Delete "resident". Page 20–line 18 Delete ";" insert ".". Page 20–lines 20 through 24 Delete entirely. STUBSON, GREEAR, MONIZ, ROSCOE

1/17/2011 H Passed CoW 1/18/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

HB0108H3001/ADOPTED

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HB0108H3002/ADOPTED Page 5–line 7 After "purposes" insert "and taking any affirmative action to collect the debts". STUBSON

1/19/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Buchanan, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Miller, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Pederson, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Burkhart, Childers, Davison, Eklund, Gay, Greear, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Patton, Petersen, Quarberg, Shepperson, Throne and Vranish Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 35 Nays 24 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S09 2/7/2011 S09 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Coe, Cooper and Jennings Nays: Senator(s) Rothfuss Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

235 2/7/2011 S Placed on General File; Did Not Consider in CoW

H.B. No. 0109 Wyoming infrastructure authority.

Sponsored By: Joint Minerals, Business and Economic Development Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to the Wyoming infrastructure authority; providing for the Wyoming infrastructure authority to submit budget requests; and providing for an effective date.

1/11/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/12/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H09 1/17/2011 H09 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Byrd, Greear, Kasperik, Lockhart, Moniz, Roscoe, Stubson, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/17/2011 H Placed on General File 1/19/2011 H Passed CoW 1/20/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/21/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Goggles and McKim Ayes 57 Nays 0 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S09 1/31/2011 S09 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Coe, Cooper, Jennings and Rothfuss Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0109SW001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 3 Delete "public" insert "internal". COOPER

2/9/2011 S Passed CoW

HB0109S2001/ADOPTED

236 Delete the Cooper Committee of the Whole Amendment (HB0109SW001/A) entirely and further amend as follows: Page 1-line 15 Delete "The budget". Page 1-line 16 Delete. Page 2-lines 1 through 3 Delete and insert: "Any appropriation to the authority shall be used only for financial support for purely administrative purposes.". BEBOUT, COOPER

2/10/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/11/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case and Schiffer Excused: Senator(s) Barnard Ayes 27 Nays 2 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/15/2011 H Did Not Concur

ROLL CALL Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 0 Nays 60 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/15/2011 H Appointed JCC01 Members Representative(s) Lockhart, Moniz, Stubson 2/15/2011 S Appointed JCC01 Members Senator(s) Bebout, Cooper, Schiffer 2/18/2011 H Adopted HB0109JC01

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison and Gay Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 S Adopted HB0109JC01

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ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case Ayes 29 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0109JC01/AA ADOPTED Delete the following Senate amendments: HB0109S2001/A HB0109SW001/A Further amend as follows: Page 1-line 15 Delete "The budget". Page 1-line 16 Delete. Page 2-lines 1 through 3 Delete and insert: "Any appropriation to the authority shall be used only for financial support for purely administrative purposes, which shall include planning and research.". LOCKHART, MONIZ, STUBSON, BEBOUT, COOPER, SCHIFFER

2/22/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0032 2/22/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0032 2/23/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0032 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0032 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0119 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0110 Successor Corporation Asbestos-Related Liability Act-2.

Sponsored By: Joint Minerals, Business and Economic Development Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to civil actions; providing limitations on liability for asbestos claims against successor corporations; and providing for an effective date.

1/11/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/12/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H09 1/17/2011 H09 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Byrd, Greear, Kasperik, Lockhart, Moniz, Roscoe, Stubson, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/17/2011 H Placed on General File

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HB0110HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 3 After "corporations;" insert "providing for applicability;". Page 5-line 9 Delete "which". Page 5-lines 10 and 11 Delete entirely. Page 5-line 12 Delete "by the transferor". Page 10-line 5 After "July 1, 2011." delete balance of the line. Page 10-lines 6 through 10 Delete entirely. LOCKHART, CHAIRMAN

1/19/2011 H Passed CoW 1/20/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/21/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Connolly Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Goggles and McKim Ayes 56 Nays 1 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S09 2/7/2011 S09 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Coe, Cooper and Jennings Nays: Senator(s) Rothfuss Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/7/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0110SW001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 3-line 5 Delete "January 1, 1972" insert "May 13, 1968". COOPER, ROSS

2/16/2011 S Passed CoW 2/17/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/18/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Bebout, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Geis, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Barnard, Burns, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Nicholas, P., Ross and Rothfuss Ayes 23 Nays 7 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/22/2011 H Did Concur

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ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Kasperik and Pederson Ayes 57 Nays 0 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/23/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0040 2/24/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0040 2/24/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0040 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0040 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0117 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0111 Public works and contracts-2.

Sponsored By: Joint Minerals, Business and Economic Development Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to public works and contracts; amending definitions; modifying limitations on subcontracting; granting rulemaking authority; requiring investigations; providing for penalties and modifying penalty amounts; providing conforming amendments; and providing for an effective date.

1/11/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/12/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H09 1/19/2011 H09 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Byrd, Greear, Kasperik, Lockhart, Moniz, Roscoe, Stubson, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/19/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0111HS001/ADOPTED Page 3–line 8 Delete "and". Page 3–line 16 After "state" delete ";" insert "for one (1) year or more prior to bidding upon the contract or responding to a request for proposal; and". Page 4-line 1 Before "Office" insert "Principal". Page 6–line 18 Delete "officers" insert "officer". LOCKHART, CHAIRMAN

HB0111HW001/ADOOPTED

240 Page 1-line 11 Delete "a new subparagraph (J)" insert "new subparagraphs (J) and (K)". Page 3-After line 22 Insert: "(K) A business entity which qualifies as a resident pursuant to this paragraph shall not lose that residency solely due to a conversion under the provisions of W.S. 17-26-101 or other reorganization as a different business entity.". LUBNAU

1/20/2011 H Passed CoW 1/21/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/24/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Absent: Representative(s) Hunt Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

1/26/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S09 1/31/2011 S09 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Coe, Cooper, Jennings and Rothfuss Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0111SW001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 4-line 8 Delete ""Principal" insert ""Principal". BEBOUT

2/16/2011 S Passed CoW 2/17/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/18/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/22/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery,

241 Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Nicholas, B. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Greear, Kasperik and Pederson Ayes 55 Nays 1 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/23/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0041 2/24/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0041 2/24/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0041 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0041 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0082 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0112 Mining permits.

Sponsored By: Joint Minerals, Business and Economic Development Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to environmental quality; providing for notification of permit revisions; establishing time limits on mine permit application or revision reviews; limiting requests for additional information on mine permits applications or revisions; and providing for an effective date.

1/11/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/12/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H09 1/19/2011 H09 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Greear, Kasperik, Lockhart, Moniz, Roscoe, Stubson, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Byrd Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/19/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0112HS001/ADOPTED Page 1–line 1 After ";" insert "providing for notification of permit revisions;". Page 1–line 9 After "W.S." insert "35-11-402(a)(x) and"; delete "and (p) is" insert ", and by creating new subsections (q) and (r) are". Page 1–After line 10 Insert: "35-11-402. Establishment of standards. (a) The council shall, upon recommendation by the advisory board through the administrator and the director, establish rules and regulations pursuant to the following reclamation standards for the affected areas, including but not limited to: (x) Rules and regulations for the criteria for review and information and public notice requirements for permit revisions. The administrator shall notify the operator within ninety (90) days of receipt of

242 the application if the application is complete and if public notice is required. A permit may be revised without public notice or hearing for revisions, including incidental boundary revisions to the area covered by the permit, if these do not propose significant alterations in the reclamation plan. Subject to applicable standards, any permit, except for surface coal mining permits, may be revised, in the permitted area, by identifying proposed alterations to the mining or reclamation plan in the annual report or addendum thereto, or by obtaining prior approval from the director, at the operator's discretion;". Page 1–line 16 Delete all new language; reinsert stricken "the". Page 2–lines 1 through 4 Delete all new language. Page 2–line 9 Delete "or". Page 2–line 10 Delete "request for revision of an existing permit". Page 2–lines 13 through 19 Delete all new language. Page 2–line 22 Delete ", the request for revision". Page 2–line 23 Delete "of an existing permit". Page 6–line 3 Delete "or revision". Page 6–After line 17 Insert: "(q) Permit revisions submitted with an annual report shall be considered using revision requirements and review time frames and shall be approved separately from the annual report. (r) If the administrator fails to respond to the applicant within ninety (90) days, the request for revision of an existing permit shall be deemed complete.". LOCKHART, CHAIRMAN

1/21/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0112H3001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 9 Delete "and (p)". Page 6-lines 2 through 17 Delete entirely including the standing committee amendment (HB0112HS001/A) to these lines. THRONE

1/25/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Byrd Excused: Representative(s) Davison and Goggles Ayes 57 Nays 1 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S09; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/2/2011 S Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to SR 7-3(c)

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H.B. No. 0113 Wyoming pipeline authority.

Sponsored By: Joint Minerals, Business and Economic Development Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to the Wyoming pipeline authority; providing for the Wyoming pipeline authority to submit budget requests; eliminating obsolete dates; and providing for an effective date.

1/11/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/12/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H09 1/17/2011 H09 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Byrd, Greear, Kasperik, Lockhart, Moniz, Roscoe, Stubson, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/17/2011 H Placed on General File 1/19/2011 H Passed CoW 1/20/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/21/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Goggles and McKim Ayes 57 Nays 0 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S09 1/31/2011 S09 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Coe, Cooper, Jennings and Rothfuss Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0113SW001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 9 Delete "public" insert "internal". JENNINGS

2/9/2011 S Passed CoW

HB0113S2001/ADOPTED

244 Delete the Jennings Committee of the Whole Amendment (HB0113SW001/A) entirely and further amend as follows: Page 2-line 5 Delete "The budget". Page 2-lines 6 through 9 Delete and insert: "Any appropriation to the authority shall be used only for financial support for purely administrative purposes.". BEBOUT, COOPER

2/10/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/11/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case and Schiffer Excused: Senator(s) Barnard Ayes 27 Nays 2 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/15/2011 H Did Not Concur

ROLL CALL Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 0 Nays 60 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/15/2011 H Appointed JCC01 Members Representative(s) Lockhart, Moniz, Stubson 2/15/2011 S Appointed JCC01 Members Senator(s) Bebout, Jennings, Schiffer 2/18/2011 H Adopted HB0113JC01

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison and Gay Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 S Adopted HB0113JC01

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines,

245 Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case Ayes 29 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0113JC01/AA ADOPTED Delete the following Senate amendments: HB0113S2001/A HB0113SW001/A Further amend as follows: Page 2-line 5 Delete "The budget". Page 2-lines 6 through 9 Delete and insert: "Any appropriation to the authority shall be used only for financial support for purely administrative purposes, which shall include planning and research.". LOCKHART, MONIZ, STUBSON, BEBOUT, JENNINGS, SCHIFFER

2/22/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0033 2/22/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0033 2/23/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0033 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0033 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0120 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0114 Insurance premiums-failure to pay.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Esquibel, K., Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Patton and Roscoe and Senator(s) Case, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Hines, Martin and Scott

AN ACT relating to insurance; providing for notification of nonpayment of life or disability insurance premiums; and providing for an effective date.

1/11/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/12/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H09 1/26/2011 H09 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Byrd, Greear, Kasperik, Lockhart, Moniz, Roscoe, Stubson, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/26/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0114HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 6 After "beneficiary" insert ", electronically or in writing,". Page 2-line 20 After "beneficiary" insert ", electronically or in writing,". STUBSON, VICE-CHAIRMAN

1/31/2011 H Passed CoW 2/1/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

246 2/2/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Greear and Kroeker Absent: Representative(s) Loucks Ayes 57 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/3/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S07 2/8/2011 S07 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Case, Hines, Johnson, Martin and Scott Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Placed on General File 2/11/2011 S Passed CoW 2/14/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/15/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/15/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0020 2/15/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0020 2/16/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0020 2/18/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0020 2/18/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0029 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0115 Charter schools-application.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Teeters and Senator(s) Coe

AN ACT relating to charter schools; requiring charter school applications and renewal applications to be uniform statewide; imposing duties upon the state superintendent; and providing for effective dates.

1/11/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/12/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04

247 1/25/2011 H04 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Connolly, Freeman, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Madden and Teeters Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 H Placed on General File 1/26/2011 H Passed CoW 1/27/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/28/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Byrd Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Gay, Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 55 Nays 1 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/28/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S04 2/4/2011 S04 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Coe, Jennings, Landen and Rothfuss Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 S Placed on General File 2/9/2011 S Passed CoW 2/10/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/11/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case Excused: Senator(s) Barnard Ayes 28 Nays 1 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0009 2/14/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0009 2/14/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0009 2/17/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0009 2/17/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0014 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

248

H.B. No. 0116 Elementary foreign language instruction.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Teeters

AN ACT relating to educational programs for public schools; eliminating foreign language instruction as a component of the required state educational program; and providing for an effective date.

1/11/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/12/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0117 Data processing services centers-tax exemptions.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Illoway, Berger, Brown, Buchanan, Byrd, Lubnau, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pedersen and Throne and Senator(s) Burns, Cooper, Emerich, Martin, Nicholas, P. and Ross

AN ACT relating to sales and use taxes; modifying the requirements for an exemption from sales and use taxes for computer software of data processing services centers; providing for additional sales and use tax exemptions for data processing services centers; specifying requirements for the exemptions; requiring reports; and providing for an effective date.

1/11/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/12/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03 1/19/2011 H03 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Campbell, Childers, Madden, Miller, Petersen, Semlek and Vranish Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 8 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/19/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0117HS001/ADOPTED Page 3-lines 11 through 14 Delete entirely. Page 3-line 16 Delete "(IV)" insert "(III)". Page 3-line 17 Delete ", (II) and" insert "and (II)". Page 3-line 18 Delete "(III)". Page 4-line 17 Delete "or (III)". Page 4-line 21 Delete "The". Page 4-lines 22 through 24 Delete entirely. Page 6-After line 8 Insert:

249 "(IV) For the purpose of claiming the exemptions in subdivisions (I) and (II) of this subparagraph, for data centers where more than one (1) entity occupies the facility but offer data services as a single entity, the purchaser shall demonstrate that all the requirements of subdivision (III) are met in the aggregate by the entities occupying the facility regardless of multiple ownerships of equipment and buildings.". Page 10-After line 11 Insert: "(IV) For the purpose of claiming the exemptions in subdivisions (I) and (II) of this subparagraph, for data centers where more than one (1) entity occupies the facility but offer data services as a single entity, the purchaser shall demonstrate that all the requirements of subdivision (III) are met in the aggregate by the entities occupying the facility regardless of multiple ownerships of equipment and buildings.". CHILDERS, CHAIRMAN

1/20/2011 H Passed CoW 1/21/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/24/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Shepperson, Stubson, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Gay, McOmie, Peasley, Semlek, Steward and Teeters Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Absent: Representative(s) Hunt Ayes 52 Nays 6 Excused 1 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

1/26/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S03 2/8/2011 S03 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Emerich, Hines and Perkins Nays: Senator(s) Case Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0117SW001/FAILED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 6 After "exemptions;" insert "providing for repeal of the exemptions as specified;". Page 10-after line 20 Insert and renumber: "Section 2. W.S. 39-15-105(a)(vii)(S) and 39-16-105(a)(viii)(H) are repealed five (5) years after the date on which the data processing service center commences operations. The repeal of the exemptions as provided in this section shall not be effective if the governor and the joint revenue interim committee certify to the legislature that the recipient of the tax exemption has demonstrated that it has provided the benefits projected in the Wyoming business council analysis dated February 9, 2010.". SCHIFFER

2/9/2011 S Passed CoW

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HB0117S2001/FAILED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 6 After "exemptions;" insert "providing for payment and refund of the taxes as specified; requiring reports;". Page 1-line 10 After "39-15-105(a)(viii)(S)" delete "and" insert ", 39-15-107(b) by creating a new paragraph (xi), 39-15-109(c) by creating a new paragraph (iii),". Page 1-line 11 Before "are" insert ", 39-16-107(b) by creating a new paragraph (viii) and 39-15-109(c) by creating a new paragraph (ii)". Page 6-after line 9 Insert and renumber: "39-15-107. Compliance; collection procedures. (b) Payment. The following shall apply: (xi) For the sales tax exemption granted under W.S. 39-15-105(a)(viii)(S), any qualifying purchase made shall be subject to the sales tax which shall be paid as provided by this section, subject to the refund provisions of W.S. 39-15-109(c)(iii). Upon payment of the tax, the department of revenue shall transfer the tax to the state treasurer who shall deposit the tax into the "data processing services excise tax account" which is hereby created. The amounts within the account shall accrue interest at an annual rate of four percent (4%). 39-15-109. Taxpayer remedies. (c) Refunds. The following shall apply: (iii) Each data processing services center qualifying for the sales tax exemption granted under W.S. 39-15-105(a)(viii)(S) shall be entitled to a full refund of all sales taxes paid plus any accrued interest as provided by W.S. 39-15-107(b)(xi). A refund under this paragraph shall be paid every fifth year of continuous operation of the center in this state from the account created by W.S. 39-15-107(b)(xi).". Page 10-after line 20 Insert and renumber: "39-16-107. Compliance; collection procedures. (b) Payment. The following shall apply: (viii) For the use tax exemption granted under W.S. 39-16-105(a)(viii)(H), any qualifying purchase made shall be subject to the use tax which shall be paid as provided by this section, subject to the refund provisions of W.S. 39-16-109(c)(ii). Upon payment of the tax, the department of revenue shall transfer the tax to the state treasurer who shall deposit the tax into the "data processing services excise tax account" created by W.S. 39-15-107(b)(xi). The amounts within the account shall accrue interest at an annual rate of four percent (4%). 39-16-109. Taxpayer remedies. (c) Refunds. The following shall apply: (ii) Each data processing services center qualifying for the use tax exemption granted under W.S. 39-16-105(a)(viii)(H) shall be entitled to a full refund of all use taxes paid plus any accrued interest as provided by W.S. 39-16-107(b)(viii). A refund under this paragraph shall be paid every fifth year of continuous operation of the center in this state from the account referenced in W.S. 39-16-107(b)(viii).". Page 11-before line 1 Insert and renumber: "Section 2. (a) The Wyoming business council shall report to the joint revenue interim committee and the governor on or before December 1 every fifth year that the exemption provided by W.S. 39-15-105(a)(viii)(S) and 39-16-105(a)(viii)(H) is in effect. If requested by the department of revenue, any person utilizing the exemption shall report to the department

251 the amount of excise tax exempted, and the number of jobs created or impacted by the utilization of the exemption. The report shall evaluate the cumulative effects of the exemption that is in effect from initiation of the exemption and shall include: (i) A history of employment in terms of numbers of employees, full-time and part-time employees and rates of turnover classified by the 2007 edition of the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code, as amended, manufacturing section 31 – 33 from information collected by the department of employment; (ii) A history of employment in terms of numbers of employees, full-time and part-time employees and rates of turnover; (iii) A comprehensive history of taxes paid to the state of Wyoming, including any property taxes paid.". SCHIFFER

2/10/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading

HB0117S3001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 6 After "exemptions;" insert "requiring reports;". Page 11-before line 1 Insert and renumber: "Section 2. (a) If requested by the department of revenue, any person utilizing the exemption shall report to the department annually the amount of excise tax exempted under W.S. 39-15-105(a)(viii)(S) and 39-16-105(a)(viii)(H). The department shall report the total dollars under this exemption to the Wyoming business council. The council shall report to the joint minerals, business and economic development interim committee and the joint revenue interim committee on or before December 1 every four (4) years on the total amount of taxes exempted, the number of jobs created or impacted by the utilization of the exemption. The report shall evaluate the cumulative effects of the exemption that is in effect from initiation of the exemption and shall include: (i) A history of employment in terms of numbers of employees, full-time and part-time employees and rates of turnover classified by the 2007 edition of the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code, as amended, data processing section 518210 from information collected by the department of employment; (ii) A history of employment in terms of numbers of employees, full-time and part-time employees and rates of turnover; (iii) A comprehensive history of taxes paid to the state of Wyoming, including any property taxes paid.". SCHIFFER, NICHOLAS

2/11/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss and Scott Nays: Senator(s) Case, Geis, Hicks, Schiffer and Von Flatern Excused: Senator(s) Barnard Ayes 24 Nays 5 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 H Received for Concurrence

252 2/14/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Peasley Excused: Representative(s) Freeman Ayes 58 Nays 1 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/14/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0017 2/14/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0017 2/15/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0017 2/18/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0017 2/18/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0048 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0118 Abortion-available information for decision.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Brechtel, Davison, Eklund, Gingery, Jaggi, McKim and Peasley and Senator(s) Dockstader, Jennings, Meier and Nutting

AN ACT relating to public health and safety; requiring physicians to provide patients with specified information before certain nonemergency abortion procedures; providing definitions and amending a definition; and providing for an effective date.

1/11/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/12/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/13/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10 1/24/2011 H10 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Gay, Gingery, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Miller and Peasley Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto and Craft Ayes 7 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/24/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0118HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 3 After "procedures;" insert "providing for documentation;" Page 4-after line 4 Insert: "(c) If disclosures are required pursuant to subsection (a) of this section, the physician shall obtain a signed statement from the pregnant woman acknowledging that the pregnant woman was provided the information

253 specified in subsection (a) of this section. The signed statement shall be placed in the pregnant woman's medical file and shall be treated as a confidential medical document under all applicable state and federal laws and regulations.". Page 4-line 6 Delete "(c)" insert "(d)". HARVEY, CHAIRMAN

1/25/2011 H Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Gingery, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Jaggi, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, McKim, Miller, Peasley, Petersen, Quarberg, Semlek and Teeters Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Byrd, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Greear, Hunt, Kasperik, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petroff, Roscoe, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Childers, Davison, Goggles, Illoway and Lockhart Ayes 23 Nays 32 Excused 5 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0119 Public records and meetings-court proceedings.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Edmonds, Blake, Bonner, Buchanan, Gingery, Patton, Teeters and Wallis and Senator(s) Dockstader and Martin

AN ACT relating to public records and public meetings; providing for court review of actions relating to proceedings concerning public records and meetings at the earliest practical time; and providing for an effective date.

1/11/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/13/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/17/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/8/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Greene and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Cannady, Krone, Nicholas, B. and Peasley Ayes 4 Nays 5 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0120 Public meetings.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Edmonds, Blake, Buchanan, Gingery, Patton and Teeters and Senator(s) Dockstader and Martin

AN ACT relating to public meetings; providing notice requirements for special meetings; providing for audio recording of executive sessions; providing for proceedings to review executive sessions; providing for notice of executive sessions; and providing for an effective date.

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1/11/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/13/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/17/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/25/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Peasley and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Krone and Nicholas, B. Ayes 7 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0120HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 2 Delete "providing for audio". Page 1-line 3 Delete "recording of executive sessions;". Page 1-line 9 Delete "16-4-405(b) and (c)" insert "16-4-405(b), (c) and by creating a new subsection (d).". Page 2-lines 9 through 13 Delete all new language. Page 2-line 16 Delete "or recording". Page 2-line 20 Delete "or recording". Page 2-line 21 Delete "or". Page 2-line 22 Delete "recording". Page 3-line 1 Delete "or". Page 3-line 2 Delete "recording". Page 3-After line 14 Insert: "(d) In-camera review under this section shall not limit, waive or abrogate the scope or nature of the attorney-client privilege.". BROWN, CHAIRMAN

HB0120HW001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 16 Delete "twenty-four (24)" insert "twelve (12)". GINGERY

1/27/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0120H2001/ADOPTED Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0120HS001/A) entirely and further amend as follows: Page 1-line 9 Delete "16-4-405(b) and (c)" insert "16-4-405(b), (c) and by creating new subsections (d) and (e)". Page 2-line 9 After "(b)" insert "Except as provided in subsections (d) and (e) of this section,". Page 3-line 14 After "." insert "Any announcement under this subsection need not specify the topic of litigation if the executive session is convened for purposes of paragraph (a)(iii) of this section.". Page 3-After line 14 Insert: "(d) In-camera review under this section shall not limit, waive or abrogate the scope or nature of the attorney-client privilege. (e) Audio recording shall not be required under this section of communications protected under W.S. 1-12-101. The electronic recording of the executive session shall reflect that no further record or electronic recording was kept of the discussion based on the opinion of the attorney

255 representing the governing body that the discussion constituted a privileged communication.". LUBNAU

1/28/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/31/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Byrd and Peasley Ayes 58 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/2/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/9/2011 S Rereferred to S06 2/15/2011 S06 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Christensen, Dockstader, Driskill and Esquibel, F. Nays: Senator(s) Burns Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/15/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0120SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 2-line 21 After "record" insert ", the governing body or both". BURNS, CHAIRMAN

2/24/2011 S Passed CoW

HB0120S2001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 4-line 9 Delete "July 1, 2011" insert "July 1, 2012". COOPER

2/25/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading

HB0120S3001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 10 Delete "and (e)" insert "through (f)". Page 2-line 10 Delete "and (e)" insert "through (f)". Page 2-line 18 After "order." delete balance of line. Page 2-lines 19 through 24 Delete including the Senate Standing Committee Amendment (HB0120SS001/AE) to these lines. Page 3-lines 1 through 6 Delete. Page 4-after line 7 Insert: "(f) A person may seek access to the minutes or recordings of a city council, board of county commissioners or school district board executive session by filing a petition with the district court wherein the record is found. The petition shall request an order directing the custodian of the record, the governing body or both, to produce the record for court inspection. If the court finds good cause and, after an in-camera review of

256 the minutes or recording, that the governing body engaged in substantial discussion of any matter not enumerated in this section, or that the body took action as defined in W.S. 16-4-402(a), the portion of the minutes or recording that reflects the substantial discussion or action shall be open for public inspection. Any minutes or recording opened for public inspection pursuant to this subsection shall be subject to redaction of matters enumerated in this section.". MEIER

2/28/2011 S Lay back failed 11-19;

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Christensen, Dockstader, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Landen, Martin, Meier, Perkins, Peterson, Ross and Scott Nays: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Coe, Cooper, Driskill, Emerich, Geis, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Rothfuss, Schiffer and Von Flatern Ayes 11 Nays 19 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 Reconsider failed 13-17;

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Case, Christensen, Cooper, Dockstader, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Hicks, Meier, Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross and Scott Nays: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Coe, Driskill, Emerich, Geis, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Nicholas, P., Rothfuss, Schiffer and Von Flatern Ayes 13 Nays 17 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 Failed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Case, Christensen, Cooper, Dockstader, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Martin, Meier, Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Coe, Driskill, Emerich, Geis, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Nicholas, P., Rothfuss and Schiffer Ayes 14 Nays 16 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0121 Public records.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Edmonds, Blake, Bonner, Buchanan, Patton, Teeters and Wallis and Senator(s) Dockstader and Martin

AN ACT relating to public records; setting reasonable time for production of public records; clarifying reasonable fees for duplication of public records; and providing for an effective date.

1/12/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/13/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/17/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/25/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

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ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Greene, Peasley and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Cannady, Krone and Nicholas, B. Ayes 5 Nays 4 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0121HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 8 Delete "a". Page 1-line 9 Delete "subsection (e)" insert "subsections (e) and (f)". Page 2-line 18 Delete "agreed" insert ": (i) Agreed"; after "parties" delete "." insert "; or". Page 2-after line 18 Insert: "(ii) The request is voluminous; or (iii) Fulfilling the request would impair the agency's ability to discharge its duties. (f) The custodian shall notify the person requesting the records within seven (7) working days of the reason why the request cannot be fulfilled within the time period specified in subsection (e) of this section, and when the custodian will provide the records.". Page 3-line 11 After "record" delete the balance of the line and insert ".". Page 3-line 12 Delete the line through "duplication.". Page 3-line 14 Delete "or" insert ","; after the second "data" insert ", or redact information". BROWN, CHAIRMAN

1/27/2011 H Passed CoW 1/28/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

HB0121H3001/FAILED Page 3-line 14 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0121HS001/A) to this line. EDMONDS

1/31/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Byrd, Davison, Greear, McKim and Stubson Ayes 54 Nays 6 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/2/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/9/2011 S Rereferred to S06 2/17/2011 S06 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Christensen, Dockstader and Esquibel, F. Nays: Senator(s) Burns and Driskill

258 Ayes 3 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/17/2011 S Placed on General File 2/24/2011 S Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Christensen, Cooper, Dockstader, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Martin, Perkins, Peterson, Ross and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Coe, Driskill, Emerich, Geis, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Landen, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Rothfuss, Schiffer and Scott Excused: Senator(s) Johnson Ayes 10 Nays 19 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0122 No duty to retreat.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Quarberg, Buchanan, Edmonds, Gingery, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Lubnau, Peasley, Petersen, Semlek, Teeters and Vranish and Senator(s) Driskill, Hicks and Jennings

AN ACT relating to crimes and offenses; allowing for the use of physical or deadly force and providing there is no duty to retreat under specified circumstances; and providing for an effective date.

1/12/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/13/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/14/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/26/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene and Peasley Nays: Representative(s) Nicholas B and Throne Absent: Representative(s) Krone Ayes 6 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

1/26/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0122HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 13 After "is" delete balance of the line. Page 1-line 14 Delete the line through "attacked". BROWN, CHAIRMAN

1/27/2011 H Passed CoW 1/28/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/31/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas B, Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek,

259 Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Connolly, Hunt and McKim Ayes 57 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/2/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/18/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns Nays: Senator(s) Christensen, Esquibel, F. and Perkins Excused: Senator(s) Hicks Ayes 1 Nays 3 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/2/2011 S Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to SR 7-3(c)

H.B. No. 0123 Circuit court surety bonds-repeal.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Throne, Barbuto and Buchanan and Senator(s) Perkins

AN ACT relating to circuit courts; repealing bond provisions applicable to circuit court judges and magistrates; and providing for an effective date.

1/12/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/13/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/14/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/27/2011 H01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 H Placed on General File 1/31/2011 H Passed CoW 2/1/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/2/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Absent: Representative(s) Loucks Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 S Received for Introduction

260 2/2/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/9/2011 S01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/9/2011 S Placed on General File 2/11/2011 S Passed CoW 2/14/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/15/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Meier Ayes 29 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/15/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0021 2/15/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0021 2/16/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0021 2/18/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0021 2/18/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0057 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0124 National guard-emergency deployment professional licensing.

Sponsored By: Joint Transportation, Highways and Military Affairs Interim Committee

AN ACT relating to the military; exempting certain licensure requirements during active state duty as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/12/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/13/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/14/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H08 1/21/2011 H08 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Bonner, Cannady, McKim, Petersen, Quarberg, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Botten Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0124HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 4 Delete "July 1, 2011" insert "immediately upon completion of all acts necessary for a bill to become

261 law as provided by Article 4, Section 8 of the Wyoming Constitution". QUARBERG, CHAIRMAN

HB0124HW002/ADOPTED (CORRECTED COPY) Page 1-line 1 After "exempting" insert "certain". Page 1-line 7 Delete "a new subsection" insert "new subsections". Page 1-line 8 After "(d)" insert "and (e)". Page 1-lines 13 through 16 Delete entirely and insert: "(d) Any member of the Wyoming national guard who possesses a license or credentials to practice a trade or profession in another jurisdiction may perform that trade or professional service in Wyoming without first being licensed or otherwise possessing credentials under any Wyoming licensure laws during those times that he is serving in the Wyoming national guard in a state active service status. (e) Any member of the Wyoming national guard who has been trained and qualified in a particular occupational specialty may perform assigned duties within the member's occupational specialty while he is serving in the Wyoming national guard in a state active service status without first being licensed or otherwise possessing credentials under any Wyoming licensure laws.". Page 2-lines 1 and 2 Delete entirely. BOTTEN, BLAKE, QUARBERG, ZWONITZER, DV.

1/26/2011 H Passed CoW 1/27/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/28/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Gay, Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 56 Nays 0 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S08 2/3/2011 S08 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Cooper, Johnson, Landen, Nutting and Schiffer Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0124SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 2-lines 6 though 12 Delete and insert: "(e) Any requirement for a license to practice any professional, mechanical or other skill does not apply to a member of the Wyoming national guard in active state service who practices a professional, teaching, training, mechanical or other skill while performing duties in active state service.". SCHIFFER, CHAIRMAN

262 2/11/2011 S Passed CoW 2/14/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/15/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case Ayes 29 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/15/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/16/2011 H Did Not Concur

ROLL CALL Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Childers and Davison Ayes 0 Nays 58 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/16/2011 S Appointed JCC01 Members Senator(s) Schiffer, Case, Landen 2/16/2011 H Appointed JCC01 Members Representative(s) Quarberg, Botten, McKim 2/22/2011 H Adopted HB0124JC01

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Goggles, Greear, Harshman, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Craft, Davison, Gay, Gingery, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Kasperik, Miller, Peasley and Pederson Ayes 49 Nays 0 Excused 11 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/22/2011 S Adopted HB0124JC01

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case Excused: Senator(s) Emerich Ayes 28 Nays 1 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

263 HB0124JC01/AA ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Delete the following Senate amendments: HB0124SS001/AE Further amend the ENGROSSED COPY as follows: Page 1-line 7 Delete "new subsections" insert "a new subsection". Page 1-line 8 Delete "and (e)". Page 1-lines 13 through 16 Delete entirely. Page 2-lines 1 through 12 Delete entirely and insert: "(d) Any member of the Wyoming national guard who possesses a license or credentials to practice a trade or profession in another jurisdiction, or who meets the requirements of the Wyoming national guard for the practice of any professional, mechanical, teaching, training or other skill, may perform that practice, skill, trade or profession without first being licensed or otherwise possessing credentials under any Wyoming licensure laws during those times that he is serving in the Wyoming national guard in a state active service status.". QUARBERG, MCKIM, BOTTEN, SCHIFFER, LANDEN

2/23/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0042 2/24/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0042 2/24/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0042 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0042 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0094 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0125 Cooperative utilities-rate regulation.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Childers, Bonner and Krone and Senator(s) Coe and Geis

AN ACT relating to public utilities; extending time for notification of vote on exemption of cooperative utilities from rate regulation; amending notification procedures; amending number of votes required; and providing for an effective date.

1/12/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/13/2011 H Received for Introduction; No Further Action Prior to CoW Cutoff

H.B. No. 0126 Irrigation districts-large expenditures.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Childers, Bonner and Krone and Senator(s) Coe and Geis

AN ACT relating to irrigation districts; providing a ceiling on the minimum annual assessment irrigation districts may impose; and providing for an effective date.

1/12/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/13/2011 H Received for Introduction

264 1/14/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0127 School finance recalibration.

Sponsored By: Select Committee on School Finance

AN ACT relating to school finance; implementing 2010 recalibration modifications to the Wyoming education resource block grant model; eliminating superfluous and fully executed provisions; modifying the early reading program; clarifying reimbursable expenditures;

1/12/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/13/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/14/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04 1/24/2011 H04 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Connolly, Freeman, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Madden and Teeters Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/24/2011 H Placed on General File 1/24/2011 H Rereferred to H02 1/26/2011 H02 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Harshman, Pedersen, Steward and Wallis Ayes 7 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/26/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0127HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 9 After ";" insert "providing an appropriation; authorizing positions;"; delete "an"; delete "date" insert "dates". Page 2-line 1 Delete "and" insert ","; after "(xvii)" insert "and (c)". Page 9-line 17 Reinsert stricken "eighty-five percent (85%) of". Page 10-line 3 Delete "one hundred percent (100%)" insert "eighty- five percent (85%)". Page 10-line 5 After "." insert "At a minimum, the improvement plan shall outline the district's general strategy for increasing reading proficiency for the next school year and shall specifically address the student- teacher ratio, the use of certified tutors and the use of instructional facilitators in kindergarten through grade three (3) in all schools within the district.". Page 10-line 19 After "law" insert ","; strike "and" insert "on file with the secretary of state and". Page 11-After line 7 insert:

265 "(c) The secretary of state shall maintain and make available for public inspection in a hardcopy or electronic format, as applicable, or both, during regular business hours, The education resource block grant model as defined under paragraph (a)(xiv) of this section and as included in "Attachment A" referenced in paragraph (a)(xvii) of this section, and "Attachment B" referenced in paragraph (a)(xviii) of this section, as each are enacted into law, and including any technical correction which may be implemented by rule and regulation of the state superintendent and under W.S. 21-2-202(e), shall be filed with the secretary of state. pursuant to W.S. 21-2-202(e).". Page 13-line 12 Strike "and" insert ","; reinsert stricken "on file with the". Page 13-line 13 Reinsert stricken "secretary of state" insert "and". Page 23-line 13 Delete "and (c)". Page 24-line 12 After "4." Insert: "(a) For the period commencing upon the effective date of this section and ending June 30, 2012, three hundred fifty thousand dollars ($350,000.00) is appropriated from the public school foundation program account to the department of education to carry out duties imposed upon the state superintendent under W.S. 21-2-202(a)(xxxii), as amended by section 1 of this act. In addition, the state superintendent is authorized an additional two (2) full-time positions, together with position support costs, originally funded as at-will positions under 2010 Wyoming Session Laws, Chapter 39, Section 334(f)(i). These full-time positions and the amounts appropriated under this subsection shall be expended only for implementation of W.S. 21-2-202(a)(xxxii), as amended under section 1 of this act. Page 25-line 1 After "5." Insert "(a) Except as provided under subsection (b) of this section,". Page 25-After line 1 insert: "(b) Notwithstanding subsection (a) of this section, section 4 of this act is effective immediately upon completion of all acts necessary for a bill to become law as provided by Article 4, Section 8 of the Wyoming Constitution.". Page 30-line 41 After "." insert "Any building without allowable gross square footage for purposes of major maintenance computations under W.S. 21-15-109 shall use the actual educational gross square footage as approved by the school facilities commission.". Page 31-line 23 After "Utilities:" delete balance of line and insert "Actual 2009-2010 expenditures by district. For additional school buildings added to district building inventories after 2009-2010, 100% of 2009-2010 district average utility expenditures per gross square foot for district school buildings multiplied by the additional authorized educational square footage.". Page 31-lines 24 and 25 Delete. Page 31-line 36 Delete "147" insert "243". TEETERS, CHAIRMAN

HB0127HW001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 5 After "clarifying" insert "and modifying". Page 2-line 3 After "21-13-320" insert "(b)(intro) and". Page 18-After line 14 insert: "(b) There shall be an amount computed for each school district equal to the assigned percentage of the base price amount for bus purchase and lease payment expenditures made by the district during the previous school

266 year pursuant to subsection (g) of this section, one hundred percent (100%) of the amount actually expended by the district during the previous school year under subsection (c) of this section, and ninety percent (90%) of the amount actually expended by the district during the previous school year for:". STUBSON

HB0127HW002/FAILED (CORRECTED COPY) Page 1-line 5 After "program;" insert "providing for student enrichment instruction;". Page 1-After line 12 insert and renumber: "Section 1. W.S. 21-13-336 is created to read: 21-13-336. Supplemental financial assistance for student enrichment instruction. (a) The supplemental financial assistance program for student enrichment instruction is established to augment resources within the education resource block grant model for provision of student enrichment instruction provided during summer sessions beyond the required school year under W.S. 21-13-307(a)(ii) or occurring on days other than regular school days as specified in W.S. 21-13-334(c). The program shall also be limited to programs complying with program requirements and criteria established by rule and regulation of the department. The department may provide technical assistance to districts in supplemental assistance application under this section and in program development and implementation, focusing on program curriculum, instruction, assessment and accountability. (b) Each year, any school district may apply to the department of education for supplemental assistance under this section on or before April 15. Application shall be on a form and in a manner prescribed by the department and at minimum, shall include: (i) A description of program content including enrichment learning strategies to be employed; (ii) Evidence that proposed enrichment learning strategies included in the instructional program are research-based; (iii) Documentation of the use of any national sources for discovering, establishing and implementing research-based instructional practices; (iv) A plan for evaluating participating student progress and analyzing the effectiveness of the enrichment instruction program. (c) On or before May 15 of each year, application review by the department shall be completed and selected districts shall be notified of any estimated assistance allocation to be made available to the district for the applicable school session. Supplemental assistance allocations shall be determined from among all applications filed with the department based upon the extent to which the applicant district program complies with the following criteria: (i) Research-based, quality instructional opportunities provided for students to meet or exceed state and local academic program standards through academic enrichment supporting student learning and development, which reinforce and complement regular academic programs; (ii) Linkage of program components to academic standards; (iii) Learning opportunities and activities available under the program are clearly distinguishable and different from district programs offered during the regular school day or during the regular school year; (iv) Evaluation instruments and processes to be implemented and established for determining program effectiveness. (d) Financial assistance to each district selected under subsection (c) of this section shall be made by the department from amounts appropriated

267 by the legislature to the foundation program account for purposes of the program established by this section and shall be in addition to and not considered in determining the school foundation program amount under W.S. 21-13-309. District expenditure of amounts distributed under this section shall be solely for district enrichment instruction in accordance with program documentation submitted by the district under subsection (b) of this section. Assistance shall be available to recipient districts during the school session for which application is made, and shall be distributed periodically by the department on a payment schedule established by the department and the recipient district as necessary to reimburse the district for incurred program costs, provided the total amount reimbursed to that district does not exceed the total amount established by the department as that district's portion of the total legislative appropriation for the applicable school session. (e) Each recipient district shall report to the department of education on expenditures of amounts distributed under this section together with additional information required by the department on enrichment strategies employed by the district, the impact of the program on student performance and an evaluation of the effectiveness of the enrichment strategies employed by the recipient district, as follows: (i) On or before October 1 following the summer session for each recipient district that received funding under this section for a summer program beyond the required school year under W.S. 21-13-307(a)(ii); or (ii) On or before May 1 of the school year for which supplemental assistance is received for each recipient district that received funding under this section for a program occurring on days other than regular school days as specified in W.S. 21-13-334(c); and (iii) If the recipient district received prior student enrichment assistance from the department, the report shall include an analysis and evaluation of program impact on student performance and enrichment strategies over the combined period of time the district operated the program using state funds specific to this program. (f) The department shall annually compile the information reported by districts under this subsection and submit the compilation to the joint education interim committee together with information reported pursuant to W.S. 21-13-309(u).". Page 23-After line 14 insert and renumber: "Section 4. For the period beginning on the effective date of section 1 of this act and ending June 30, 2012, four hundred fifty thousand dollars ($450,000.00) is appropriated from the public school foundation program account to the department of education to be expended as necessary to implement W.S. 21-13-336 as created by section 1 of this act.". Page 25-line 1 Delete standing committee amendment (HB0127HS001/A) to this line and further amend as follows: delete "Section 5." insert "Section 7. (a)Except as provided by subsection (b) of this section,". Page 25-After line 1 Delete standing committee amendment (HB0127HS001/A) to this line and insert: "(b) Notwithstanding subsection (a) of this section, sections 1, 4 and 6 of this act are effective immediately upon completion of all acts necessary for a bill to become law as provided by Article 4, Section 8 of the Wyoming Constitution.". LUBNAU

HB0127HW003/FAILED

268 Page 1-line 5 After "expenditures;" insert "establishing a grant program to supplement funds available to school district for school resource officers;". Page 1–line 9 In the standing committee amendment (HB0127HS001/A) to this line delete "an appropriation" insert "appropriations". Page 24-After line 23 Insert and renumber: "Section 5. (a) For the period beginning July 1, 2011, and ending June 30, 2012, five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000.00) is appropriated from the school foundation program account to the department of education to distribute grants to school districts to supplement available funds for the employment and support of school resource officers within the district. Grants to districts shall be in accordance with this section, and shall supplement costs to districts for the provision of school-based law enforcement officers and other school-based security or safety professionals for the protection and safety of students, faculty and staff attending or employed within the schools of the district. (b) Application shall be submitted by a district on a form, in a manner and within an established time frame developed by rule and regulation of the department of education, subject to grant eligibility criteria as prescribed by department rule and regulation which at minimum, shall: (i) Require employment by the applicant district of a school resource officer in the school year prior to application; (ii) Require the district to file its safety and security plan with the department, identifying how the district would deploy grant funds and describing the impact of the program on school operations; (iii) Restrict expenditure of grant amounts to costs of employing school resource officers and shall not permit expenditure for safety and security equipment and other related capital outlays; (iv) Require the district to report any federal funds available to the applicant district for the costs of employing school resource officers within its schools. (c) The department shall establish a method to prioritize applications received from districts under this section, and shall determine the grant award amount for each applicant based upon the safety and security program implemented by the district, the use of program criteria and training recommended by the national association of resource officers and other criteria as may be established by the department. Grants awarded to any district shall be distributed by the department in sufficient time for use by the district during school year 2011-2012, and shall: (i) Supplement district safety and security programs; (ii) Not exceed fifty thousand dollars ($50,000.00) for any one (1) district; (iii) Be in addition to and shall not be considered in determining the school foundation program amount under the education resource block grant model pursuant to W.S. 21-13-309; (iv) Not duplicate any federal funds available to the district for school resource officers; (v) Require each recipient district to report to the department of education on expenditures of grants awarded under this section, together with additional information required by the department, in sufficient time to comply with subsection (d) of this section. (d) On or before November 1, 2011, the department shall compile the information reported by districts under this subsection and report the compilation to the joint education interim committee. Based upon this

269 compilation and upon data substantiating the use of school resource officers as part of school safety and security programs, the department shall also provide recommendations to the committee on continuation of the program, and if the recommendation is for program continuation, provide recommendations on future program structure and funding.". Page 25-line 1 In the Lubnau committee of the whole amendment (HB0127HW002/AC) to this line delete "Section 7" insert "Section 8". CRAFT, CONNOLLY, KRONE

1/27/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0127H2001/ADOPTED Delete the Stubson Committee of the Whole amendment (HB0127HW001/A). Further amend as follows: Page 1-line 5 After "clarifying" insert "and modifying". Page 2-line 3 After "21-13-320" insert "(b) and". Page 18-After line 14 insert: "(b) There shall be an amount computed for each school district equal to the assigned percentage of the base price amount for bus purchase and lease payment expenditures made by the district during the previous school year pursuant to subsection (g) of this section, one hundred percent (100%) of the amount actually expended by the district during the previous school year under subsection (c) of this section and for the following amounts: (i) One hundred percent (100%) of the amount actually expended by the district during the immediately preceding school year for the maintenance and operation of transportation routes for transporting school children to and from school; and (ii) Ninety percent (90%) of the amount actually expended by the district during the immediately preceding school year for the transportation of students to and from student activities authorized by department of education rules. For the purpose of this paragraph, student activities means athletic and nonathletic activities sanctioned by the Wyoming high school activities association and school sponsored athletic and nonathletic activities in grades preceding high school which directly correspond to those high school activities sanctioned by the Wyoming high school activities association. No reimbursement shall be made for transportation expenses for student activities for expenses for transportation in excess of one hundred fifty (150) miles from the Wyoming border into another state.". HARSHMAN

1/28/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

HB0127H3001/FAILED Page 1-line 5 After "program;" insert "modifying the required minimum school year as specified;". Page 1-line 9 In the House Standing Committee amendment (HB0127HS001/A) to this line, delete "an appropriation" insert "appropriations". Page 1-line 15 After "," insert "21-2-304(b)(viii),". Page 1-line 17 After "21-3-401," insert "21-4-301,". Page 2-line 1 After "(xvii)," insert "21-13-307(a)(ii)(intro),". Page 6-After line 24 insert: "21-2-304. Duties of the state board of education. (b) In addition to subsection (a) of this section and any other duties assigned to it by law, the state board shall:

270 (viii) Approve or disapprove alternative scheduling for school districts requesting to operate for fewer than one hundred seventy-five (175) one hundred ninety (190) days in any school year, but no schedule shall be approved which reduces the pupil-teacher contact time defined by the state board;". Page 10-After line 5 insert: "21-4-301. Schools to be free and accessible to all children; minimum school year. Except as otherwise provided by law, the public schools of each school district in the state shall at all times be equally free and accessible to all children resident therein of five (5) years of age as of September 15 of the applicable school year and under the age of twenty-one (21), subject to regulations of the board of trustees. Each school district shall operate its schools and its classes for a minimum of one hundred seventy-five (175) one hundred ninety (190) days each school year unless an alternative schedule has been approved by the state board. Prior to submission of a proposed alternative schedule to the state board, the board of trustees shall hold at least two (2) advertised public meetings within the district, at which the board shall present the proposed alternative schedule and respond to public questions and comments. Any school district operating under an alternative schedule shall annually evaluate the effectiveness of that schedule in meeting the educational goals and purposes for which the schedule was adopted.". Page 11-Before line 9 insert: "21-13-307. Eligibility to share in distribution of money from foundation account; mandatory financial reporting. (a) Each district which meets the following requirements is eligible to share in the distribution of funds from the foundation account: (ii) Operated all schools for a term of at least one hundred eighty-five (185) one hundred ninety-eight (198) days or the number of days or equivalent hours authorized under an alternative schedule approved by the state board during the previous school year. If the school term of any school in a district was less than one hundred eighty-five (185) one hundred ninety-eight (198) days or less than the total number of days authorized under an alternative schedule approved by the state board, the amount allotted per average daily membership (ADM) under W.S. 21-13-309 for the school shall be in proportion to the length of the term the school actually operated, unless caused by closures of schools:". Page 24-After line 23 insert: "(c) For the period beginning July 1, 2011, and ending June 30, 2012, up to forty million dollars ($40,000,000.00) is appropriated from the school foundation program account to be expended solely for the costs of extending the minimum school year as required under section 1 of this act for school year 2011-2012.". HARSHMAN

HB0127H3002/ADOPTED Page 29-line 13 After ":" delete balance of line and insert "$291.90/ADM.". Page 29-lines 14 through 27 Delete. HARSHMAN

HB0127H3003/FAILED Page 31-lines 34 through 46 Delete entirely including the Standing Committee Amendment (HB0127HS001/A) to line 36, and insert: "For all schools with 49 or fewer ADM within a district comprised solely of schools with 49 or fewer ADM and in lieu of all other staff resources,

271 resource with 1 assistant principal position plus 1.5 teacher positions for every 7 students for all staff;". HARSHMAN

HB0127H3004/FAILED Delete the Stubson Committee of the Whole amendment (HB0127HW001/A). Delete the Harshman Second Reading Amendment (HB0127H2001/A). HARSHMAN

HB0127H3005/ADOPTED Delete the Stubson Committee of the Whole amendment (HB0127HW001/A) Delete the Harshman Second Reading amendment (HB0127H2001/A). Further amend as follows: Page 1-line 5 After "clarifying" insert "and modifying". Page 2-line 3 After "21-13-320" insert "(b)(intro), by creating a new paragraph (iii) and". Page 18-After line 14 insert: "(b) There shall be an amount computed for each school district equal to the assigned percentage of the base price amount for bus purchase and lease payment expenditures made by the district during the previous school year pursuant to subsection (g) of this section, one hundred percent (100%) of the amount actually expended by the district during the previous school year under subsection (c) of this section and except as provided under paragraph (iii) of this subsection, for: (iii) Effective school year 2011-2012 and each school year thereafter, expenditures of amounts reimbursed under paragraphs (i) and (ii) of this subsection shall be considered in future computations of amounts reimbursed as follows: (A) If for any school year a district actually expends less than the amount reimbursed for that school year, the amount reimbursed for the immediately succeeding school year shall be based upon the amount reimbursed for that school year regardless of expenditures; (B) If for any school year a district actually expends more than the amount reimbursed for that school year, the amount reimbursed for the immediately succeeding school year shall be reduced by an amount equal to one-half (1/2) of the difference between the amount actually expended for that school year and the amount reimbursed for that school year.". KROEKER

HB0127H3006/ADOPTED Page 1-line 5 After "expenditures;" insert "imposing specified student-teacher ratios;". Page 2-line 1 Before "21-13-309" insert "21-13-307(a) by creating a new paragraph (iv),". Page 11-Before line 9 insert: "21-13-307. Eligibility to share in distribution of money from foundation account; mandatory financial reporting. (a) Each district which meets the following requirements is eligible to share in the distribution of funds from the foundation account: (iv) The district shall provide evidence to the state superintendent that the district maintains a student-teacher ratio of not greater than sixteen (16) to one (1) for all classes in kindergarten through grade three (3) in the district. The requirement of this paragraph may be waived on an annual basis by the state board if the district has petitioned for and the state board has approved the waiver. Waivers under this paragraph shall be limited to extraordinary circumstances related to school

272 facility capacity or for other reasons related to the delivery of the education program to students.". TEETERS

HB0127H3007/ADOPTED Page 1-line 5 Before "establishing" insert "prohibiting specified district expenditures;". Page 2-line 3 After "(u)," insert "21-13-311 by creating a new subsection (c),". Page 18-After line 9 insert: "21-13-311. Determination of amount to be distributed to each district from foundation account; undistributed balance; prohibition on expenditures. (c) Effective school year 2011-2012 and each school year thereafter, no foundation program funds distributed under subsection (a) of this section shall be expended by any district for conducting random drug testing of students within the district without prior approval of the student's parents.". TEETERS

HB0127H3008/FAILED Page 1-line 5 After "expenditures;" and after the Teeters Third Reading Amendment (HB0127H3006/A) to this line, insert "imposing requirements on use of tutors;". Page 2-line 1 In the Teeters Third Reading Amendment (HB0127H3006/A) to this line, after "(iv)" insert "and by creating a new subsection (c),". Page 11-before line 9 and after the Teeters Third Reading Amendment (HB0127H3006/A) to this line, insert: "21-13-307. Eligibility to share in distribution of money from foundation account; mandatory financial reporting. (c) Effective for school year 2011-2012 and each school year thereafter, in addition to subsection (a) of this section and for purposes of eligibility to receive foundation program funds, each district shall provide evidence to the state superintendent that the district, from amounts resourced to the district through the education resource block grant model for at-risk student populations identified under W.S. 21-13-309(m)(v)(A), has expended at-risk funds for use of certified tutors in accordance with strategies embedded within the model for addressing the needs of students not performing at proficient levels. Upon petition by a district, the state superintendent may waive the requirements of this subsection based upon the inability to employ certified staff for this purpose or other reasons substantiated by the district.". HARSHMAN

HB0127H3009/ADOPTED Delete the Harshman Third Reading Amendment (HB0127H3002/A). Further amend as follows: Page 29-line 17 Delete "$24.29/ADM" insert "$24.05/ADM". Page 29-line 19 Delete "799.01/ADM" insert "$791.02/ADM". Page 29-line 20 Delete "$206.44/ADM" insert "$204.38/ADM". Page 29-line 23 Delete "$2,059.69/ADM" insert "$2,039.09/ADM". Page 29-line 24 Delete "$607.15/ADM" insert "$601.08/ADM". Page 29-line 27 Delete "$291.90/ADM" insert "$288.98/ADM". BROWN, STEWARD

1/31/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL

273 Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Madden, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Buchanan, Connolly, Davison, Hunt, Lubnau, McKim and Peasley Ayes 53 Nays 7 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/2/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S04 2/7/2011 S04 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Coe, Jennings, Landen and Rothfuss Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/7/2011 S Placed on General File 2/8/2011 S Rereferred to S02 2/15/2011 S02 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Hastert, Meier, Nicholas, P., Peterson and Von Flatern Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/15/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0127SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 2-line 8 After "(intro)," insert "(ii),". Page 9-line 19 After "progress" insert "of each of its schools". Page 10-line 6 Delete "district" insert "school". Page 12-line 17 Delete "a" insert "an average". Page 12-line 19 After "for" insert "the aggregate of". Page 21-After line 7 insert: "(ii) The transportation of students to and from student activities authorized by department of education rules. For the purpose of this paragraph, student activities means athletic and nonathletic activities sanctioned by the Wyoming high school activities association and school sponsored athletic and nonathletic activities in grades preceding high school which directly correspond to those high school activities sanctioned by the Wyoming high school activities association. No reimbursement shall be made for transportation expenses for student activities for expenses for transportation in excess of one hundred fifty (150) miles from the Wyoming border into another state;. and". COE, CHAIRMAN

HB0127SS002/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 3-line 23 After "(xxxii)" delete balance of line and insert "In consultation with the office of the chief information officer and through a single repository, establish criteria and guidelines for the collection, storage, management and reporting of data related to teacher certification and the administration of the school finance system.". Page 3-line 24 Delete.

274 Page 4-lines 1 through 3 Delete. Page 7-line 11 Delete "rules and regulations of" insert "criteria and guidelines established by". Page 28-line 9 After "." delete balance of line, insert and renumber: "(b) In addition to subsection (a) of this section and for purposes of implementing W.S. 21-2-202(a)(xxxii), as amended under section 1 of this act, in multiple phases, the state superintendent is authorized: (i) For the period commencing on the effective date of this section and ending June 30, 2012, one (1) at-will position to be funded from amounts appropriated to the Wyoming professional teaching standards board from within the special reserve fund account under 2010 Wyoming Session Laws, Chapter 39; (ii) For the period commencing July 1, 2011, and ending June 30, 2012, and from within existing department funds, the continuation of one (1) of the two (2) at-will positions originally funded under 2010 Wyoming Session Laws, Chapter 39, Section 334(f)(i).". Page 28-lines 10 through 17 Delete. Page 28-line 19 Delete "(b)" insert "(c)". NICHOLAS, CHAIRMAN

HB0127SW001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 5 Delete "and modifying". Page 2-line 8 Delete including the First Senate standing Committee Amendment (HB0127SS001/AE) to this line and insert: "21-13-320(f),". Page 2-line 9 Delete "(f),". Page 20-lines 23 and 24 Delete. Page 21-lines 1 through 24 Delete including the First Senate Standing Committee Amendment (HB0127SS001/AE) to these lines. Page 22-lines 1 through 3 Delete. VON FLATERN

HB0127SW003/ADOPTED (CORRECTED COPY) (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 20-line 16 After "parents" insert "or without a drug testing policy established and approved by the school district board". VON FLATERN

HB0127SW005/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 13-line 1 After "capacity" insert ", demonstration of positive student achievement". NICHOLAS

HB0127SW006/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 6 After "expenditures;" insert "modifying foundation account payment and recapture schedules and advance payments as specified;". Page 2-line 4 After "(c)," insert "21-13-102(b),". Page 2-line 7 After "(d"," insert "21-13-313(c) and (g),". Page 12-after line 6 insert: "21-13-102. Maximum rate of school district tax; recapture of excess. (b) Except as otherwise provided by law, on January 15, March 15 and May 15 of each year, in equal payments of twenty-five percent (25%) fifty percent (50%) and the balance to be paid on June 15, each school district shall rebate to the department of education as of the amount by which the revenue from the sources provided by W.S. 21-13-310 exceeds the foundation program costs determined under W.S. 21-13-309, shall be rebated to the department of education by each school district subject to this subsection. The balance of this amount shall be rebated to the department on or before

275 June 15 of each year. The amount to be rebated shall be estimated to the districts on or before August 15 and as subsequently certified to the districts on or before March 1 of the current fiscal year under subsection (e) of this section, to be credited to the public school foundation program account defined in W.S. 21-13-101(a)(ix).". Page 20-after line 16 insert: "21-13-313. Distribution of funds from foundation account; property tax and cash reserve adjustment; regulations. (c) One-third (1/3) Fifteen percent (15%) of each district's entitlement shall be paid to the district on August 15 of each year. and subject to any adjustment under subsections (d) and (e) of this section, ten percent (10%) of each district's entitlement shall be paid on or about the fifteenth day of October and February, each month through April of each year. The final payment for the balance of the entitlements each district's entitlement shall be distributed in equal payments on or before May 15 of each year. If, after March 1 and before April 1, the state superintendent determines that the entitlement to be paid to a district for that school year is not accurate, the state superintendent shall make additional adjust payments to or require payments from that district as necessary to correct the inaccuracy as soon as practicable. Except as provided under W.S. 21-2-202(e), after March 31 of any school year, the state superintendent shall not adjust any district's entitlement or fiscal information used to compute a district's entitlement for that school year, and the entitlement or fiscal information shall only be adjusted thereafter in accordance with audit review pursuant to W.S. 9-1-513. (g) In addition to subsections (b) and (c) of this section, the state superintendent shall for any district subject to W.S. 21-13-102(b) as determined by the department for any school year submitting application to the department on or before July 15 demonstrating a financial burden and need pursuant to department criteria, provide payments from the school foundation program account in an amount equal not to exceed one-third (1/3) of the foundation program amount computed for that district for that school year in accordance with W.S. 21-13-309. The computed amount shall be paid to each eligible applicant district on August 15 based upon tentative computations under W.S. 21-13-309, for which the department may use fiscal information available from foundation program computations for the previous school year in the manner provided under subsection (b) of this section. Any eligible applicant district receiving a payment under this subsection shall repay the foundation program account by on or before June 15 of that school year, together with interest at a rate equal to the rate specified under W.S. 21-13-316(a).". NICHOLAS, COE, ROTHFUSS

2/18/2011 S Passed CoW

HB0127S2001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 12-line 17 Delete "maintains" insert "has maintained". Page 12-line 20 After "district" insert "in the preceding school year". Page 12-lines 21 through 24 Delete and insert: "waived by the state board for extraordinary circumstances related to school facility capacity, demonstration of positive student achievement or for other reasons related to the delivery of the education program to students. The department shall compute the student-teacher ratio and report it to each district and the board not later than March 1 of each year. To obtain a waiver

276 under this paragraph, a school district shall apply to the state board not later than March 15 of each year. The application shall be based on the student- teacher ratio reported by the department of education, together with any other information required by the state board. The state board shall approve or deny an application for a waiver under this paragraph not later than April 10 of that year. A waiver approved under this paragraph shall be effective for the school year immediately following the application and approval.". Page 13-lines 1 and 2 Delete including the First Nicholas Committee of the Whole Amendment (HB0127SW005/AE) to these lines. VON FLATERN

HB0127S2002/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 9-line 9 Delete "or group". Page 9-line 11 After "program" insert ", which may include a group reading plan". SCOTT

HB0127S2003/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 6 Delete "imposing" insert "requiring a plan for". Page 2-line 4 Delete "21-3-307(a) by creating". Page 2-line 5 Delete "a new paragraph (iv),". Page 12-lines 8 through 24 Delete including the First Senate Standing Committee Amendment (HB0127SS001/AE) and the Von Flatern Second Reading Amendment (HB0127S2001/AE) to these lines. Page 13-lines 1 and 2 Delete including the First Nicholas Committee of the Whole Amendment (HB0127SW005/AE) to these lines. Page 29-after line 6 Insert and renumber: "Section 5. (a) Each district shall provide to the state department of education, the joint education interim committee and the joint appropriations committee, no later than October 1st, 2011, a report which includes the following information: (i) A plan using existing resources to provide, beginning in the 2012-2013 school year, a student-teacher ratio no greater than sixteen (16) to one (1) for all classes in kindergarten through grade three (3); (ii) A basis for any exceptions that would be required for any reason should the legislature mandate the student-teacher ratio specified in subsection (a) of this section; and (iii) A showing that student performance would not be affected by any class configuration not meeting the student-teacher ratio specified in subsection (a) of this section.". Page 29-line 8 Delete "5" insert "6". NICHOLAS

2/22/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading

HB0127S3001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 12-After line 6 Delete the Nicholas Committee of the Whole Amendment (HB0127SW006/AE) to this line and further amend as follows: insert: "21-13-102. Maximum rate of school district tax; recapture of excess; equalization of permissive levies.

277 (b) Except as otherwise provided by law, On January 15, March 15 and May 15 of each school year: (i) in equal payments of twenty-five percent (25%) and the balance to be paid on June 15, each school district shall rebate to the department of education the amount by which the revenue A school district whose revenues from the sources provided by W.S. 21-13-310 exceeds exceed the foundation program costs determined under W.S. 21-13-309 by more than three hundred percent (300%), as estimated to the districts on or before August 15 and as subsequently certified to the districts on or before March 1 of the current fiscal year under subsection (e) of this section, to shall rebate fifty percent (50%) of the excess revenues to the department of education. The balance of the excess revenues shall be rebated to the department on or before June 15 of that school year; (ii) A school district whose revenues specified under W.S. 21-13-310 for any school year exceed the foundation program costs determined under W.S. 21-13-309 by three hundred percent (300%) or less, as estimated and certified under subsection (e) of this section, shall rebate forty percent (40%) of the excess revenues to the department by January 15 of the applicable school year. The balance of the excess revenues shall be rebated to the department on or before June 15 of the applicable school year; (iii) Amounts rebated under paragraphs (i) and (ii) of this subsection shall be credited to the public school foundation program account defined in W.S. 21-13-101(a)(ix).". Page 20-After line 16 Delete the Nicholas Committee of the Whole amendment (HB0127SW006/AE) to this line and further amend as follows: insert: "21-13-313. Distribution of funds from foundation account; property tax and cash reserve adjustment; regulations. (c) One-third (1/3) Fifteen percent (15%) of each district's entitlement shall be paid to the district on or before August 15 of each year. and subject to any adjustment under subsections (d) and (e) of this section, ten percent (10%) of each district's entitlement shall be paid on or about the fifteenth day of October and February, each month through April of each year. The final payment for the balance of the entitlements each district's entitlement shall be distributed on or before May 15 of each year. If, after March 1 and before April 1, the state superintendent determines that the entitlement to be paid to a district for that school year is not accurate, the state superintendent shall make additional adjust payments to or require payments from that district as necessary to correct the inaccuracy as soon as practicable. Except as provided under W.S. 21-2-202(e), after March 31 of any school year, the state superintendent shall not adjust any district's entitlement or fiscal information used to compute a district's entitlement for that school year, and the entitlement or fiscal information shall only be adjusted thereafter in accordance with audit review pursuant to W.S. 9-1-513. (g) In addition to subsections (b) and (c) of this section, the state superintendent shall, for any district subject to W.S. 21-13-102(b) as determined by the department for any school year, or for any district not subject to W.S. 21-13-102(b) whose entitlement amount determined under W.S. 21-13-311(a) for any school year is equal to or less than twenty percent (20%) of the foundation program amount computed under W.S. 21-13-309(p), and upon demonstration by the district of financial need as documented by cash flow analysis, provide payments from the school foundation program account in an amount equal not to one-third (1/3) exceed one-fifth (1/5) of the foundation program amount computed for that district for that school year in accordance with W.S. 21-13-309. The computed amount shall be paid to each

278 eligible district on August 15 or before September 15 based upon tentative computations under W.S. 21-13-309, for which the department may use fiscal information available from foundation program computations for the previous school year in the manner provided under subsection (b) of this section. Any district receiving a payment under this subsection shall repay and repaying the foundation program account by June 15 December 15 of that school year shall not be assessed interest. After December 15, the district shall be assessed interest at a rate equal to the rate specified by W.S. 21-13-316(a) until the payment is repaid in full. In no event shall an advance payment under this subsection extend beyond and remain unpaid by any district, including interest, on and after June 15 of that school year.". Page 27-line 1 After "2." insert "(a)". Page 27-After line 3 insert: "(b) 2011 Senate File 0001, Section 205, Footnotes 4 and 5, are repealed.". Page 29-After line 6 After the Nicholas Second Reading Amendment (HB0127S2003/AE) to this line, insert and renumber: "Section 6. (a) Each school district subject to W.S. 21-13-102(b) for school year 2011-2012, shall on or before July 31, 2012, report the following information to members of the joint education interim committee and to the joint appropriations interim committee: (i) A cash flow analysis, detailing district monthly expenditures and revenues during the reporting period; (ii) Monthly cash balances for each month during the 2011-2012 school year; (iii) Amounts borrowed by the district during the reporting period necessary to cover district expenditures; (iv) Earnings on excess revenues during the reporting period.". VON FLATERN, NICHOLAS

2/23/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case and Meier Ayes 28 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/23/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/24/2011 H Did Not Concur

ROLL CALL Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Lockhart and Pederson Ayes 0 Nays 58 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

279 2/24/2011 S Appointed JCC01 Members Senator(s) Coe, Meier, Von Flatern 2/24/2011 H Appointed JCC01 Members Representative(s) Teeters, Harshman, McKim 3/1/2011 H Adopted HB0127JC01

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Petersen, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Greear, Krone, Miller, Patton, Peasley and Petroff Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Absent: Representative(s) Nicholas, B. Ayes 52 Nays 6 Excused 1 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

3/2/2011 S Adopted HB0127JC01

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case and Schiffer Ayes 28 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0127JC01/AA ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Adopt the following Senate amendments: HB0127S2002/AE HB0127SS002/AE HB0127SW001/AE Delete the following Senate amendments: HB0127S2001/AE HB0127S2003/AE HB0127S3001/AE HB0127SS001/AE HB0127SW003/ACE HB0127SW005/AE HB0127SW006/AE Further amend the ENGROSSED COPY as follows: Page 1-line 6 After "expenditures;" insert "modifying foundation account payment and recapture schedules and advance payments as specified;". Page 2-line 4 After "(c)," insert "21-13-102(b),". Page 2-line 7 After "(d)," insert "21-13-313(c) and (g),". Page 9-line 19 After "progress" insert "of each of its schools". Page 10-line 6 Delete "district" insert "school". Page 12-After line 6 insert: "21-13-102. Maximum rate of school district tax; recapture of excess; equalization of permissive levies. (b) Except as otherwise provided by law, on January 15, March 15 and May 15 of For each school year:

280 (i) in equal payments of twenty-five percent (25%) and the balance to be paid on June 15, each school district shall rebate to the department of education the amount by which the revenue A school district whose revenues from the sources provided by W.S. 21-13-310 exceeds exceed the foundation program costs determined under W.S. 21-13-309 by more than three hundred percent (300%), as estimated to the districts on or before August 15 and as subsequently certified to the districts on or before March 1 of the current fiscal year under subsection (e) of this section, to shall rebate fifty percent (50%) of the excess revenues to the department of education by January 15 of the applicable school year. The balance of the excess revenues shall be rebated to the department on or before June 15 of that school year; (ii) A school district whose revenues specified under W.S. 21-13-310 for any school year exceed the foundation program costs determined under W.S. 21-13-309 by three hundred percent (300%) or less, as estimated and certified under subsection (e) of this section, shall rebate forty percent (40%) of the excess revenues to the department by January 15 of the applicable school year. The balance of the excess revenues shall be rebated to the department on or before June 15 of the applicable school year; (iii) Amounts rebated under paragraphs (i) and (ii) of this subsection shall be credited to the public school foundation program account defined in W.S. 21-13-101(a)(ix).". Page 12-line 17 Delete "maintains a" insert "has maintained an average". Page 12-line 19 After "for" insert "the aggregate of". Page 12-line 20 After "district" insert "in the preceding school year". Page 12-lines 21 through 24 Delete and insert: "waived by the department of education for any district that demonstrates insufficient school facility capacity, positive school performance, positive student achievement or for other reasons related to the delivery of the education program to students. This paragraph shall not apply to charter schools established under W.S. 21-3-301 through 21-3-314. The department shall compute the student- teacher ratio and report it to each district not later than March 1 of each year. To obtain a waiver under this paragraph, a school district shall apply to the department not later than March 15 of each year. The application shall be based on the student- teacher ratio reported by the department of education, together with any other information required by the department. The department shall approve or deny an application for a waiver under this paragraph not later than April 10 of that year. A waiver approved under this paragraph shall be effective for the school year immediately following the application and approval.". Page 13-lines 1 and 2 Delete. Page 20-After line 16 insert: "21-13-313. Distribution of funds from foundation account; property tax and cash reserve adjustment; regulations. (c) One-third (1/3) Fifteen percent (15%) of each district's entitlement shall be paid to the district on or before August 15 of each year. and subject to any adjustment under subsections (d) and (e) of this section, ten percent (10%) of each district's entitlement shall be paid on or

281 about the fifteenth day of October and February, each month through April of each year. The final payment for the balance of the entitlements each district's entitlement shall be distributed on or before May 15 of each year. If, after March 1 and before April 1, the state superintendent determines that the entitlement to be paid to a district for that school year is not accurate, the state superintendent shall make additional adjust payments to or require payments from that district as necessary to correct the inaccuracy as soon as practicable. Except as provided under W.S. 21-2-202(e), after March 31 of any school year, the state superintendent shall not adjust any district's entitlement or fiscal information used to compute a district's entitlement for that school year, and the entitlement or fiscal information shall only be adjusted thereafter in accordance with audit review pursuant to W.S. 9-1-513. (g) In addition to subsections (b) and (c) of this section, the state superintendent shall, for any district subject to W.S. 21-13-102(b) as determined by the department for any school year, or for any district not subject to W.S. 21-13-102(b) whose entitlement amount determined under W.S. 21-13-311(a) for any school year is equal to or less than twenty percent (20%) of the foundation program amount computed under W.S. 21-13-309(p), and upon demonstration by the district of financial need as documented by cash flow analysis, provide payments from the school foundation program account in an amount equal not to one-third (1/3) exceed one-fifth (1/5) of the foundation program amount computed for that district for that school year in accordance with W.S. 21-13-309. The computed amount shall be paid to each eligible district on August 15 or before September 1 based upon tentative computations under W.S. 21-13-309, for which the department may use fiscal information available from foundation program computations for the previous school year in the manner provided under subsection (b) of this section. Any district receiving a payment under this subsection shall repay and repaying the foundation program account by June 15 December 15 of that school year shall not be assessed interest. After December 15, the district shall be assessed interest at a rate equal to the rate specified by W.S. 21-13-316(a) until the payment is repaid in full. In no event shall an advance payment under this subsection extend beyond and remain unpaid by any district, including interest, on and after June 15 of that school year.". Page 22-line 12 Before "." insert "of any member employee's salary". Page 24-line 10 Before "." insert "of any member employee's salary". Page 27-line 1 After "2." insert "(a)". Page 27-After line 3 insert: "(b) 2011 Senate File 0001, Section 205, Footnote 4 is repealed.". Page 29-After line 6 Insert: "Section 5. (a) Each school district subject to W.S. 21-13-102(b) for school year 2010-2011, shall on or before July 31, 2011, report the information specified under this section to the department of education. The department shall compile the information and by August 31, 2011, submit the compilation to the legislative service office for distribution to members of the joint education interim committee and the joint appropriations interim committee. Information to be reported by applicable school districts under this section includes the following: (i) A cash flow analysis, detailing district monthly expenditures and revenues during the reporting period; (ii) Monthly cash balances for each month during the 2010-2011 school year; (iii) Amounts borrowed by the district during the reporting period necessary to cover district expenditures;

282 (iv) Earnings on excess revenues during the reporting period.". Page 29-line 8 Delete "5." insert "6.". Page 29-line 14 Delete "section 4" insert "sections 4 and 5"; delete "is" insert "are". TEETERS, HARSHMAN, MCKIM, COE, MEIER, VON FLATERN

3/2/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0098 3/3/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0098 3/3/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0098 3/10/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0098 3/10/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0185 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0128 Ethanol tax credit.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dv. and Roscoe and Senator(s) Geis

AN ACT relating to taxation; reducing the gasoline tax credit on producers of ethanol; and providing for an effective date.

1/12/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/13/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/14/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/4/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Madden and Miller Nays: Representative(s) Campbell, Childers, Petersen, Semlek and Vranish Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 3 Nays 5 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0129 Nuclear energy production study.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Harshman, Brechtel, Byrd, Craft, Lockhart and Roscoe and Senator(s) Bebout, Cooper, Martin and Rothfuss

AN ACT relating to nuclear energy; providing for a study of nuclear energy production; creating a task force; requiring a report; providing an appropriation; and providing for an effective date.

1/12/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/13/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/17/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H09 1/26/2011 H09 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

283

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Byrd, Greear, Kasperik, Lockhart, Moniz, Roscoe, Stubson, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/26/2011 H Placed on General File 1/26/2011 H Rereferred to H02 1/27/2011 H02 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Harshman, Pedersen and Wallis Nays: Representative(s) Steward Ayes 6 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0129HS001/ADOPTED Page 3-line 23 Delete "in the 2012 budget session". STUBSON, VICE- CHAIRMAN

HB0129HW001/FAILED Page 2-line 18 Delete "to encourage" insert "for". Page 2-line 19 Delete "," insert "and the". Page 2-line 20 After "use" insert "and availability"; delete "and private and". Page 2-line 21 Delete the line through "partnerships". Page 2-after line 24 Insert and renumber: "(iii) State regulatory provisions that protect the health and safety of the citizens of Wyoming and protect the natural resources of Wyoming, including, but not limited to, water and air;". Page 3-line 4 Before "Storage" insert "Nuclear waste". Page 3-line 5 Delete "storage" insert "nuclear waste storage and transportation". Page 3-line 11 Delete "encouraging" insert "analyzing". STEWARD

2/1/2011 H Passed CoW 2/2/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/3/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Blake, Connolly and Gingery Excused: Representative(s) Lockhart Ayes 56 Nays 3 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/4/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S09 2/7/2011 S09 Recommended Do Pass

284

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Coe, Cooper, Jennings and Rothfuss Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/7/2011 S Placed on General File 2/8/2011 S Rereferred to S02 2/11/2011 S02 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Hastert, Meier, Nicholas, P., Peterson and Von Flatern Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0129SW001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 2-line 12 After "office." insert "The University of Wyoming School of Energy Resources shall serve in an advisory capacity to the task force and shall provide technical and other relevant information as requested.". Page 3-line 11 Delete "developing" insert "identifying information and conducting appropriate research necessary to facilitate uranium and". ROTHFUSS

2/22/2011 S Passed CoW 2/23/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/24/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nutting, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Burns, Case, Nicholas, P., Perkins, Schiffer and Scott Ayes 24 Nays 6 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/24/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/25/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Gay and Pederson Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/25/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0066 2/28/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0066 2/28/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0066 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0066

285 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0148 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0130 Pregnancy testing of livestock.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Shepperson, Petersen, Teeters and Wallis and Senator(s) Scott

AN ACT relating to agriculture; providing an exception to licensure requirements for performing pregnancy testing on livestock; and providing for an effective date.

1/12/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/13/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/14/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/4/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dn. Nays: Representative(s) Blake, Campbell, Davison, Eklund, Hunt, Loucks, Moniz and Semlek Ayes 1 Nays 8 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0131 Tip sharing.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Stubson, Brown, Gingery and Zwonitzer, Dn. and Senator(s) Christensen, Coe, Jennings and Perkins

AN ACT relating to labor and employment; requiring employees to share tips and gratuities as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/12/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/13/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/14/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10 1/27/2011 H Rereferred to H09 1/31/2011 H09 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Byrd, Greear, Kasperik, Lockhart, Moniz, Roscoe, Stubson, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0131HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 1 Delete "requiring" insert "authorizing employers to require". Page 1-line 15 Reinsert all stricken language.

286 Page 1-line 16 Reinsert stricken "employer"; after reinserted "employer" insert ",". LOCKHART, CHAIRMAN

2/2/2011 H Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Bonner, Brechtel, Brown, Byrd, Childers, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Stubson, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Blikre, Botten, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Goggles, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Madden, Patton, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Teeters, Throne, Vranish and Wallis Excused: Representative(s) Buchanan and Lubnau Ayes 27 Nays 31 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0132 Federal education funds-study.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Harshman and Teeters and Senator(s) Coe

AN ACT relating to federal education funds; requiring an investigation of state impact of nonacceptance of such funds; requiring a report; and providing for an effective date.

1/12/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/13/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/14/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0133 Special limited fishing permits.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Childers, Bonner and Krone and Senator(s) Coe, Cooper and Dockstader

AN ACT relating to game and fish; providing for issuance of special limited fishing permits by accredited schools as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/12/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/13/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/14/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H06 1/24/2011 H06 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Bonner, Botten, Connolly, Davison, Jaggi, McKim, McOmie, Petroff and Shepperson Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/24/2011 H Placed on General File

287 HB0133HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 5 Delete "under the age of eighteen (18) years". Page 2-line 8 Delete "and hours". MCOMIE, CHAIRMAN

1/24/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0133H2001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 7 Delete "during". Page 2-line 8 Delete "normal school days". KROEKER

1/25/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/26/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/28/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S06 2/3/2011 S06 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Dockstader, Driskill and Esquibel, F. Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 S Placed on General File 2/10/2011 S Passed CoW 2/11/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/14/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case Ayes 29 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/14/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0014 2/14/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0014 2/15/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0014 2/18/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0014 2/18/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0043 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

288

H.B. No. 0134 Statute of limitations for criminal offenses.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Vranish, Byrd and Madden and Senator(s) Driskill

AN ACT relating to crimes and offenses; providing a statute of limitations on criminal actions as specified; providing exceptions; and providing for an effective date.

1/12/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/14/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/14/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/8/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Ayes 0 Nays 9 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0135 State lands-improvements-2.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Greear, Moniz and Semlek and Senator(s) Bebout and Geis

AN ACT relating to state lands; providing for registration of improvements as specified; providing for compensation for registered improvements; providing for rules and regulations; and providing for an effective date.

1/13/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/14/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/14/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05 2/1/2011 H05 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Campbell, Davison, Eklund, Hunt, Loucks, Moniz, Semlek and Zwonitzer, Dn. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0135HS001/ADOPTED Page 1–line 3 Delete "providing for a fee;". Page 3-line 16 After "register" insert "all". Page 3-line 17 After "made" insert "prior to June 30, 2010, with or". Page 3-line 19 After "improvements" delete balance of the line. Page 3-lines 20 through 22 Delete entirely.

289 Page 3-line 23 Delete the line through "and". Page 4-line 1 Delete the line through "($2,000.00)". Page 4-line 3 Delete "registered" insert "eligible for registration"; delete "The" insert "Registrations under the provisions of this subsection shall be made not later than June 30, 2014.". Page 4-lines 4 through 6 Delete entirely. Page 4-line 7 Delete "regulation.". SEMLEK, CHAIRMAN

2/3/2011 H Passed CoW 2/4/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/7/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dn. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 58 Nays 1 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/8/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S05 2/11/2011 S05 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Driskill, Emerich, Geis and Hicks Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Placed on General File 2/22/2011 S Passed CoW 2/23/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/24/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case, Meier and Perkins Conflicts: Senator(s) Driskill and Scott Ayes 25 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 2

2/24/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0050 2/24/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0050 2/24/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0050 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0050 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0118 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

290

H.B. No. 0136 Appointments to county commissioner vacancy.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Craft, Freeman and Jaggi and Senator(s) Cooper, Hastert and Martin

AN ACT relating to vacancies in office; requiring written notice for county commissioner vacancies as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/13/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/14/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/17/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 1/21/2011 H07 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Patton, Roscoe, Shepperson and Stubson Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0136HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 19 Delete "fifteen (15)" insert "twenty (20)". Page 2-line 22 Delete "publication of the" insert "application deadline". Page 2-line 23 Delete the line through "office". ILLOWAY, CHAIRMAN

1/24/2011 H Passed CoW 1/25/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/26/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/28/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S07 2/10/2011 S07 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Case, Hines, Johnson, Martin and Scott Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 S Placed on General File 2/22/2011 S Passed CoW 2/23/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading

291 2/24/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/24/2011 Assigned Number HEA Mo. 0051 2/24/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0051 2/24/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0051 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0051 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0115 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0137 Private transfer fee obligations.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Shepperson and Brown and Senator(s) Perkins

AN ACT relating to real property; prohibiting the creation of private transfer fee obligations; requiring disclosure and recording of existing private transfer fee obligations; providing penalties; and providing for an effective date.

1/13/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/14/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/14/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 1/24/2011 H07 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Patton, Roscoe, Shepperson and Stubson Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/24/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0137HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 2 Delete "certain" insert "disclosure and recording of". Page 1-line 3 Delete the line through "to". Page 5-lines 2 through 9 Delete entirely. Page 5-line 11 Delete "(J)" insert "(H)". Page 8-line 2 After "obligation" insert "that is of record". Page 9-line 15 Delete "Notice requirements for" insert "Recording of". Page 9-line 16 After "obligations" insert "; jurisdiction; affidavit of payment". Page 9-line 19 After "record" delete "," and insert "the document evidencing the obligation in the office of the clerk for each county in which the real property is located"; delete "July" insert "December".

292 Page 9-line 20 After "2011" delete balance of the line and insert ".". Page 9-lines 21 through 24 Delete entirely and insert: "(b) No court in the state of Wyoming shall have jurisdiction to enforce a private transfer fee obligation which is not recorded as provided in subsection (a) of this section. (c) Filing of an affidavit by a grantor with the clerk for each county in which the real property is located stating that payment in full of any private transfer fee obligation was sent by certified mail to the payee at the address listed in the document recorded under subsection (a) of this section is prima facie evidence of satisfaction of the obligation.". Page 10-lines 2 through 23 Delete entirely. Page 11-lines 1 through 23 Delete entirely. Page 12-lines 1 through 23 Delete entirely. Page 13-lines 1 through 24 Delete entirely. Page 14-lines 1 through 23 Delete entirely. Page 15-lines 1 and 2 Delete entirely. ILLOWAY, CHAIRMAN

1/25/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0137H2001/FAILED Page 5–lines 2 through 9 Delete entirely including the standing committee amendment (HB0137HS001/A) to these lines and insert: "(H) Any fee, charge, assessment dues, contribution or other amount imposed by a declaration or covenant encumbering an improvement and payable to a county, municipality or improvement and service district for a public purpose that has a nexus to the improvement that is subject to the declaration or covenant;". Page 5-line 11 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0137HS001/A) to this line. GINGERY

1/26/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/27/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Campbell, Gay, Gingery and Peasley Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 54 Nays 5 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/28/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S07 2/17/2011 S07 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Johnson, Martin and Scott Nays: Senator(s) Case and Hines Ayes 3 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

293 2/17/2011 S Placed on General File; Did Not Consider in CoW

H.B. No. 0138 Public funds-time deposit open accounts interest rate.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Madden and Senator(s) Case

AN ACT relating to public funds; specifying that the state board of deposits shall set a minimum interest rate to be paid on time deposit, open accounts of state funds; requiring surety bonds to be sufficient to cover agreed upon rate; and providing for an effective date.

1/13/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/14/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/17/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03 1/24/2011 H03 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Childers, Madden, Miller, Petersen and Semlek Nays: Representative(s) Blikre, Campbell and Vranish Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 5 Nays 3 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/24/2011 H Placed on General File 1/25/2011 H Passed CoW 1/26/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/27/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S03 2/4/2011 S03 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Case, Emerich and Hines Nays: Senator(s) Perkins Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 S Placed on General File 2/23/2011 S Passed CoW 2/24/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/25/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

294 ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/25/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0061 2/25/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0061 2/25/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0061 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0061 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0125 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0139 Wyoming Veterans Memorial Highway.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Bonner, Blikre, Botten, Childers, Greear, Krone and Petersen and Senator(s) Coe and Peterson

AN ACT relating to highways, designating the "Wyoming Veterans Memorial Highway" as specified; requiring signage; providing an appropriation; and providing for an effective date.

1/13/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/14/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/17/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H08 1/28/2011 H08 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Bonner, Botten, Cannady, McKim, Petersen, Quarberg and Vranish Nays: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/28/2011 H Placed on General File 1/28/2011 H Rereferred to H02 1/31/2011 H02 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Harshman, Pedersen, Steward and Wallis Ayes 7 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 H Placed on General File 2/1/2011 H Passed CoW 2/2/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/3/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi,

295 Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv.

Excused: Representative(s) Lockhart Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/3/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S08 2/8/2011 S08 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Cooper, Johnson, Landen, Nutting and Schiffer Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Placed on General File 2/8/2011 S Rereferred to S02 2/11/2011 S02 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Hastert, Meier, Nicholas, P., Peterson and Von Flatern Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0 2/11/2011 S Placed on General File 2/22/2011 S Passed CoW 2/23/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/24/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/24/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0052 2/24/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0052 2/24/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0052 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0052 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0089 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0140 Governmental immunity–public transportation.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Roscoe, Byrd, Gingery, Illoway, Petroff and Throne and Senator(s) Christensen, Dockstader, Esquibel, F. and Nutting

AN ACT relating to governmental claims; extending the Wyoming Governmental Claims Act to governmental entities in other states and who operate public transportation programs in Wyoming under specified conditions; expanding intergovernmental cooperation laws to include agreements concerning

296 governmental immunity or limitations of liability and public transportation programs; and providing for an effective date.

1/13/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/14/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/17/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/27/2011 H01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 H Placed on General File 1/31/2011 H Passed CoW 2/1/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/2/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Gay, Kroeker, Miller, Peasley and Shepperson Absent: Representative(s) Loucks Ayes 53 Nays 6 Excused 0 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/2/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/9/2011 S Rereferred to S06 2/17/2011 S06 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Christensen, Dockstader and Esquibel, F. Nays: Senator(s) Burns and Driskill Ayes 3 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/17/2011 S Placed on General File; Did Not Consider in CoW

H.B. No. 0141 Governmental immunity-waiver for hospital employees.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Connolly and Gingery and Senator(s) Hastert

AN ACT relating to governmental immunity; providing a waiver of governmental immunity for damages caused by a violation of whistleblower statutes for medical facilities; and providing for an effective date.

297

1/13/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/14/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/17/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/27/2011 H01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Nicholas, B. and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Krone and Peasley Ayes 6 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 H Placed on General File 1/31/2011 H Passed CoW 2/1/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/2/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harvey, Illoway, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, McOmie, Moniz, Patton, Petroff, Roscoe, Steward, Stubson, Throne, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Berger, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Harshman, Hunt, Jaggi, Kroeker, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, Miller, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Teeters, Vranish and Wallis Ayes 33 Nays 27 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/2/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/23/2011 S01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Nays: Senator(s) Christensen Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/23/2011 S Placed on General File 2/25/2011 S Passed CoW 2/28/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 3/1/2011 S Failed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Johnson, Martin, Nutting, Perkins, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Case, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Landen, Meier, Nicholas, P., Peterson and Scott Ayes 13 Nays 17 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

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H.B. No. 0142 Discrimination.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Connolly, Bonner, Childers, Petroff, Shepperson, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dn. and Senator(s) Burns and Von Flatern

AN ACT relating to discrimination; prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/13/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/14/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/17/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/25/2011 H01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Nicholas, B. and Peasley Ayes 6 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 H Placed on General File 1/31/2011 H Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Bonner, Brown, Byrd, Campbell, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Illoway, Kasperik, McOmie, Petroff, Roscoe, Shepperson, Steward, Throne, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Berger, Blikre, Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Cannady, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Greear, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Jaggi, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Quarberg, Semlek, Stubson, Teeters and Vranish Excused: Representative(s) Lockhart and Pederson Ayes 25 Nays 33 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0143 Manufacturing tax exemption.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Miller, Blikre, Lubnau, Petersen and Wallis and Senator(s) Martin

AN ACT relating to taxation and revenue; extending the sales and use tax exemption for manufacturing equipment as specified; amending related reporting requirements; and providing for an effective date.

1/13/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/14/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/14/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03 1/21/2011 H03 Recommended Do Pass

299

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Campbell, Childers, Miller, Petersen and Vranish Nays: Representative(s) Madden and Semlek Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 6 Nays 2 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 H Placed on General File 1/24/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0143H2001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 5 Delete "2016" insert "2017". Page 3-line 3 Before "North" insert "2007 edition of the". Page 3-line 17 Delete "2016" insert "2017". Page 4-line 13 Before "North" insert "2007 edition of the". BURKHART, MILLER, VRANISH

1/25/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

HB0143H3001/FAILED Page 2-line 5 Delete the Burkhart, et al. second reading amendment (HB0143H2001/A) to this line; delete "2016" insert "2013". Page 3-line 17 Delete the Burkhart, et al. second reading amendment (HB0143H2001/A) to this line; delete "2016" insert "2013". ROSCOE

1/26/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Roscoe Excused: Representative(s) Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 57 Nays 1 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/28/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S03 2/4/2011 S03 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Emerich, Hines and Perkins Nays: Senator(s) Case Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 S Placed on General File

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HB0143SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 3-line 3 After "edition" insert ", as amended,". Page 4-line 13 After "edition" insert ", as amended,". HINES, CHAIRMAN

2/16/2011 S Passed CoW 2/17/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/18/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Burns, Case, Dockstader and Schiffer Ayes 26 Nays 4 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/22/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Greear, Kasperik and Pederson Ayes 56 Nays 0 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/23/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0043 2/24/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0043 2/24/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0043 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0043 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0083 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0144 School district bonds.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Craft, Freeman, Loucks and Throne and Senator(s) Hastert and Von Flatern

AN ACT relating to public funds; removing the time limitation for the guarantee program for school district bonds; and providing for an effective date.

1/13/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/14/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/14/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04 2/1/2011 04 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

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ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Connolly, Freeman, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Madden and Teeters Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0144HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 19 Delete "July 1, 2011" insert "immediately upon completion of all acts necessary for a bill to become law as provided by Article 4, Section 8 of the Wyoming Constitution". TEETERS, CHAIRMAN

2/3/2011 H Passed CoW 2/4/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/7/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/8/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S04 2/9/2011 S Rereferred to S09; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/2/2011 S Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to SR 7-3(c)

H.B. No. 0145 Vehicle registration-timing.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Esquibel, K., Goggles, Krone, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Nicholas, B., Petersen, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dv. and Senator(s) Barnard, Cooper and Johnson

AN ACT relating to motor vehicle registration; amending the time for registration of a motor vehicle upon transfer of ownership; and providing for an effective date.

1/13/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/14/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/17/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03 1/26/2011 H03 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Campbell, Madden, Petersen and Vranish Nays: Representative(s) Childers, Miller and Semlek

302 Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 5 Nays 3 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/26/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0145HS001/ADOPTED Page 3-line 2 Delete "July 1, 2011" insert "January 1, 2012". CHILDERS, CHAIRMAN

HB0145HW001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 6 Delete "sixty (60)" insert "sixty-five (65)". Page 2-line 10 Delete "sixty (60)" insert "sixty-five (65)". Page 2-line 14 Delete "sixty (60)" insert "sixty-five (65)". Page 2-line 17 Delete "sixty (60)" insert "sixty-five (65)". Page 2-line 20 Delete "sixty (60)" insert "sixty-five (65)". Page 2-line 22 Delete "sixty (60)" insert "sixty-five (65)". PETERSEN, JAGGI, VRANISH

1/31/2011 H Passed CoW 2/1/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/2/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Greear and Semlek Absent: Representative(s) Loucks Ayes 57 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/3/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S03; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 S Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to SR 7-3(c)

H.B. No. 0146 Vehicle sales and use tax.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Esquibel, K., Goggles, Krone, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Nicholas, B., Petersen, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dv. and Senator(s) Barnard, Cooper and Johnson

AN ACT relating to vehicle sales and use tax; amending the time for payment of sales and use tax for certain sales of vehicles; conforming interest and fee provisions; and providing for an effective date.

1/13/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/14/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/17/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03 1/26/2011 H03 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

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ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Campbell, Madden, Petersen and Vranish Nays: Representative(s) Childers, Miller and Semlek Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 5 Nays 3 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/26/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0146HS001/ADOPTED Page 3-line 11 Delete "July 1, 2011" insert "January 1, 2012". CHILDERS, CHAIRMAN

HB0146HW001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 2 Delete "sixty (60)" insert "sixty-five (65)". Page 2-line 4 Delete "sixty (60)" insert "sixty-five (65)". Page 2-line 12 Delete "sixtieth" insert "sixty-fifth". Page 2-line 19 Delete "sixtieth" insert "sixty-fifth". Page 2-line 20 Delete "seventieth" insert "seventy-fifth". Page 2-line 23 Delete "seventieth" insert "seventy-fifth". Page 3-line 8 Delete "sixty (60)" insert "sixty-five (65)". PETERSEN, JAGGI, VRANISH

1/31/2011 H Passed CoW 2/1/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/2/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Shepperson, Steward, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Greear, Semlek and Stubson Absent: Representative(s) Loucks Ayes 56 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/3/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S03; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 S Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to SR 7-3(c)

H.B. No. 0147 Excise tax-vendor compensation.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dv. and Senator(s) Peterson

AN ACT relating to taxation and revenue; providing for a credit to vendors or direct payers for the collection and payment of sales and use taxes; specifying the source of the funding of the credit; and providing for an effective date.

304 1/13/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/14/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/17/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03 1/28/2011 H03 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Campbell, Childers, Madden, Miller, Petersen and Semlek Nays: Representative(s) Vranish Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 7 Nays 1 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/28/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0147HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 2 After "vendors" insert "or direct payers". Page 2-line 1 After "vendor" insert "or direct payer". Page 2-line 5 After "vendor" insert "or direct payer". Page 2-line 13 Delete "two" insert "one". Page 2-line 14 Delete "($2,500.00)" insert "($1,500.00)"; after "vendor" insert "or direct payer". Page 3-line 13 After "vendor" insert "or direct payer". Page 3-line 17 After "vendor" insert "or direct payer". Page 4-line 1 Delete "two" insert "one"; delete "($2,500.00)" insert "($1,500.00)". Page-4 line 2 After "vendor" insert "or direct payer". CHILDERS, CHAIRMAN

HB0147HW001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 7 Delete "fifty thousand dollars ($50,000.00)" insert "six thousand two hundred fifty dollars ($6,250.00)". Page 2-line 9 Delete "fifty" insert "six thousand two hundred fifty dollars ($6,250.00)". Page 2-line 10 Delete the line through "($50,000.00)". Page 2-line 13 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0147HS001/A) to this line; after "exceed" delete balance of the line and insert "one thousand dollars ($1,000.00)". Page 2-line 14 In the standing committee amendment (HB0147HS001/A) to this line delete "($1,500)". Page 3-line 19 Delete "fifty thousand dollars ($50,000.00)" insert "six thousand two hundred fifty dollars ($6,250.00)". Page 3-line 21 Delete "fifty" insert "six thousand two hundred fifty dollars ($6,250.00)". Page 3-line 22 Delete the line through "($50,000.00)". Page 4-line 1 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0147HS001/A) to this line; delete "two thousand five hundred dollars ($2,500.00)" insert "one thousand dollars ($1,000.00)". MADDEN

2/1/2011 H Passed CoW 2/2/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/3/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

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ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Madden, McKim, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Throne, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Lubnau, McOmie, Miller, Teeters and Vranish Ayes 54 Nays 6 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/4/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S03 2/16/2011 S03 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Emerich and Perkins Nays: Senator(s) Case and Hines Ayes 3 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/16/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0147SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 5-line 1 Delete "July 1, 2011" insert "January 1, 2012". HINES, CHAIRMAN

HB0147SW001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 4 After "credit;" insert "providing an appropriation;". Page 4-after line 23 Insert and renumber: "Section 2. There is appropriated one hundred sixty thousand dollars ($160,000.00) from the general fund to the department of revenue. This appropriation shall be for the period beginning with the effective date of this section and ending June 30, 2012. This appropriation shall be expended only for the purpose of implementing the tax credit provided by this act. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, this appropriation shall not be transferred or expended for any other purpose and any unexpended, unobligated funds remaining from this appropriation shall revert as provided by law on June 30, 2012. This appropriation shall not be included in the department of revenues' 2013-2014 standard biennial budget request.". Page 5-line 1 Delete "2." insert "3. (a) Section 1 of". Page 5-after line 1 Insert: "(b) Section 2 of this act is effective immediately upon completion of all acts necessary for a bill to become law as provided by Article 4, Section 8 of the Wyoming Constitution.". PETERSON

2/25/2011 S Passed CoW

HB0147S2001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 2-line 8 After "taxes." delete balance of line. Page 2-line 9 Delete through "($6,250.00),". Page 2-line 11 After "due" delete balance of line. Page 2-line 12 Delete. Page 2-line 13 Delete through "due".

306 Page 2-line 15 Delete "one thousand dollars ($1,000.00)" insert "two hundred forty-five dollars ($245.00)". Page 3-line 22 After "taxes." delete balance of line. Page 3-line 23 Delete through "($6,250.00),". Page 4-line 1 After "due" delete balance of line. Page 4-line 2 Delete. Page 4-line 3 Delete through "due". Page 4-line 5 Delete "one thousand dollars" insert "two hundred forty-five dollars ($245.00)". Page 4-line 6 Delete "($1,000.00)". MEIER, NICHOLAS

HB0147S2002/FAILED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 3 Delete "and use". Page 1-line 10 After "(xi)" delete "," insert "and"; after "39-15-111(b)(i)" delete balance of line. Page 1-line 11 Delete through "39-16-111(b)(i)". Page 2-line 14 Delete "and W.S. 39-16-107(b)(viii)". Page 3-lines 12 through 24 Delete. Page 4-lines 1 through 23 Delete. MEIER

HB0147S2003/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Delete the First Meier Second Reading Amendment (HB0147S2001/AE) and the Second Meier Second Reading Amendment (HB0147S2002/AE) entirely and further amend as follows: Page 2-lines 8 through 13 Delete and insert: "taxes. For the first six thousand two hundred fifty dollars ($6,250.00) of tax due, the credit is equal to one and ninety-five hundredths percent (1.95%) of the amount of tax due. For any tax due in excess of six thousand two hundred fifty dollars ($6,250.00), the credit for that additional amount shall be one percent (1%) of that amount, provided that the total credit". Page 2-line 15 Delete "one thousand dollars ($1,000.00)" insert "five hundred dollars ($500.00)". Page 3-lines 22 through 24 Delete and insert: "reporting of taxes. For the first six thousand two hundred fifty dollars ($6,250.00) of tax due, the credit is equal to one and ninety-five hundredths percent (1.95%) of the amount of tax due. For any tax due in excess of six thousand two hundred fifty dollars ($6,250.00), the credit for that additional amount shall be one percent (1%) of that amount, provided that". Page 4-lines 1 through 3 Delete. Page 4-line 5 Delete "one thousand dollars" insert "five hundred dollars ($500.00)". Page 4-line 6 Delete "($1,000.00)". BEBOUT

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Bebout, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hicks, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Perkins, Peterson and Schiffer Nays: Senator(s) Barnard, Burns, Case, Dockstader, Driskill, Hastert, Hines, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Rothfuss, Scott and Von Flatern Conflicts: Senator(s) Ross Ayes 15 Nays 14 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 1

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2/28/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading

HB0147S3001/FAILED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 3 After "taxes;" insert "providing an exception;". Page 2-line 2 After "(xi)" insert "Except as otherwise provided in this paragraph,". Page 2-line 15 Delete the Bebout Second Reading Amendment (HB0147S2003/AE) to this line and further amend as follows: delete "one thousand dollars ($1,000.00)" insert "four hundred dollars ($400.00)". Page 2-line 20 After "39-15-111(b)(i)." insert "No credit shall be allowed under this paragraph for any month if the total credit as determined under this paragraph would exceed four hundred dollars ($400.00) in any month.". Page 3-line 16 After "(viii)" insert "Except as otherwise provided in this paragraph,". Page 4-line 5 Delete the Bebout Second Reading Amendment (HB0147S2003/AE) to this line and further amend as follows: delete "one thousand dollars" insert "four hundred dollars ($400.00)". Page 4-line 10 After "39-16-111(b)(i)." insert "No credit shall be allowed under this paragraph for any month if the total credit as determined under this paragraph would exceed four hundred dollars ($400.00) in any month.". MEIER

3/1/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hicks, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Schiffer and Scott Nays: Senator(s) Case, Hastert, Hines, Nicholas, P., Rothfuss and Von Flatern Conflicts: Senator(s) Ross Ayes 23 Nays 6 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 1

3/1/2011 H Received for Concurrence 3/2/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Buchanan, Gay, Hunt, Lubnau and Vranish Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Ayes 53 Nays 6 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/2/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0096 3/3/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0096 3/3/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0096

308 3/10/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0096 3/10/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0183 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0148 Assisted suicide ban.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Harshman and Peasley and Senator(s) Peterson

AN ACT relating to crimes and offenses; creating the crime of assisting suicide; providing a penalty; providing exceptions; limiting health care directives; and providing for an effective date.

1/13/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/17/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/18/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0149 Marriage-definition.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Connolly, Childers, Petroff and Zwonitzer, Dn. and Senator(s) Rothfuss

AN ACT relating to marriage; defining marriage as a contract between two natural persons; and providing for an effective date.

1/14/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/17/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/19/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0150 Civil unions.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Connolly, Childers, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dn. and Senator(s) Von Flatern

AN ACT relating to domestic relations; establishing civil unions and related rights and responsibilities; specifying limits on civil unions; requiring licenses; defining persons who can solemnize civil unions and perform ceremonies; requiring the issuance of certificates; defining offenses and penalties; providing for the recognition of foreign civil unions; establishing the presumed legitimacy of children of civil unions; amending paternity presumptions; providing for dissolution or affirmation of civil unions; defining the applicability of other law; amending bigamy statutes; prohibiting multiple civil unions; providing penalties; and providing for an effective date.

309 1/14/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/17/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/19/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/8/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Greene and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Cannady, Krone, Nicholas, B. and Peasley Ayes 4 Nays 5 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0151 Hydro-power development.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Semlek, Blake, Quarberg and Roscoe and Senator(s) Cooper, Driskill, Geis, Hines, Martin and Meier

AN ACT relating to the state loan and investment board; authorizing loans for hydro-power development to municipalities, irrigation districts and special districts as specified; providing for rulemaking; specifying terms and procedures; conforming existing loan program provisions accordingly; and providing for an effective date.

1/14/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/17/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/18/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05 2/1/2011 H05 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Campbell, Davison, Eklund, Hunt, Loucks, Moniz, Semlek and Zwonitzer, Dn. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0151HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 4 After "procedures;" insert "conforming existing loan program provisions accordingly;". Page 2-After line 18 Insert: "Section 2. W.S. 11—34-101(a)(iv) and 11-34-202(e) are amended to read: 11-34-101. Definitions. (a) As used in this act: (iv) "This act" means W.S. 11-34-101 through 11-34-305 11-34-306. 11-34-202. Revenue to be credited to an account; use thereof; disposition of excess. (e) Revenue and proceeds received by the board for deposit in the loss reserve account pursuant to W.S. 11-34-118, 11-34-120(h), 11-34-121, 11-34-123(a), and 11-34-302(e) and 11-34-306 shall be transmitted to the state treasurer for deposit to the credit of the loss reserve account. These funds shall be used for the purposes specified in subsection (f) of this section and W.S. 11-34-126 and to pay the administrative and legal expenses

310 of the board in making collections and foreclosing mortgages. If at the end of any fiscal year the amount accumulated in the loss reserve account exceeds five percent (5%) of the total amount of permanent funds of the state invested in farm and irrigation loans, the amount in excess of the five percent (5%) shall be transferred and credited to the general fund.". Page 2-line 20 Delete "Section 2" insert "Section 3". SEMLEK, CHAIRMAN HB0151HW001/ADOPTED Page 2-After line 18 Before the standing committee amendment (HB0151HS001/A) to this line insert: "(e) The board shall require such security for each loan issued under this act as it deems adequate to secure the loan.". SEMLEK

2/3/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0151H2001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 4 After "specified;" insert "providing for rulemaking;". Page 2-line 1 After "development" insert "as provided by rule and regulation". SEMLEK

2/4/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/7/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/8/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S05 2/11/2011 S05 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Driskill, Emerich, Geis and Hicks Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Placed on General File 2/22/2011 S Passed CoW 2/23/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/24/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Burns, Case, Rothfuss and Schiffer Ayes 26 Nays 4 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

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2/24/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0053 2/24/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0053 2/24/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0053 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0053 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0109 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0152 Very rare or uncommon area designations.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Semlek, Davison, Lockhart, Miller, Moniz, Quarberg, Shepperson and Teeters and Senator(s) Bebout, Cooper, Driskill and Geis

AN ACT relating to the Environmental Quality Act; eliminating the authority of the environmental quality council to designate lands as "very rare" or "uncommon"; retaining previous designations as specified; retaining the authority to remove previous designations of lands as "very rare" or "uncommon"; and providing for an effective date.

1/14/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/17/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/18/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05 1/27/2011 H05 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Campbell, Davison, Eklund, Hunt, Loucks, Moniz and Semlek Nays: Representative(s) Blake and Zwonitzer, Dn. Ayes 7 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 H Placed on General File 1/28/2011 H Passed CoW 1/31/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

HB0152H3001/FAILED Page 1-lines 4 and 5 Delete. Page 1-line 6 Delete "rare" or "uncommon"" insert "providing for previous designations of lands as "very rare" or "uncommon" to be maintained". Page 3-line 3 Delete "but the" insert ". Any designation of lands as very rare or uncommon made pursuant to this paragraph prior to July 1, 2011 shall continue in existence.". Page 3-lines 4 through 11 Delete entirely. Page 3-line 13 Delete "Section 3" insert "Section 2". ZWONITZER, DN., BLAKE

2/1/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Davison, Eklund, Gay,

312 Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Vranish, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Nicholas, B., Petroff, Roscoe, Throne and Zwonitzer, Dn. Excused: Representative(s) Byrd and Edmonds Ayes 45 Nays 13 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/1/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S05 2/4/2011 S05 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Driskill, Emerich, Geis and Hicks Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0152SW001/FAILED Page 1-line 4 Delete "retaining the". Page 1-line 5 Delete. Page 1-line 6 Delete through ""uncommon";". Page 3-line 3 After "2011" insert "." and delete balance of line. Page 3-lines 4 and 5 Delete. Page 3-line 10 After "effect" insert "." and delete balance of line. Page 3-line 11 Delete. CASE

HB0152SW002/ADOPTED Page 1-line 12 Delete "35-1-112" insert "35-11-112". BEBOUT

2/23/2011 S Passed CoW

HB0152S2001/FAILED Page 1-line 6 After ";" insert "requiring legislative approval;". Page 3-line 3 Delete ", but the" insert "without the approval of the Wyoming legislature. The". Page 3-line 5 Delete and insert "but any removal shall be effective only after approval by the Wyoming legislature;". ROTHFUSS

HB0152S2002/FAILED Page 1-line 6 After ";" insert "requiring legislative approval;". Page 3-line 5 After "date" insert "upon approval by the Wyoming legislature". ROTHFUSS

2/24/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading

HB0152S3001/FAILED Page 1-line 3 After "designate" insert "private". Page 1-lines 4 and 5 Delete. Page 1-lines 6 Delete "rare" or "uncommon";". Page 2-line 21 After "scenic value." strike balance of line and insert "In no event shall privately owned lands be

313 newly designated as very rare or uncommon on or after July 1, 2011;". Page 2-lines 22 through 24 Strike. Page 3-lines 1 through 5 Delete new language and strike existing language. Page 3-lines 7 through 11 Delete and renumber. HASTERT, CASE, ROTHFUSS

2/25/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Geis, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case, Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Ross, Rothfuss and Schiffer Ayes 23 Nays 7 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/25/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/25/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Gay, Greear and Pederson Ayes 57 Nays 0 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/25/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0069 2/28/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0069 2/28/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0069 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0069 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0140 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0153 Agricultural gas tax refund program.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Semlek, Blikre, Madden, Moniz, Petersen and Teeters and Senator(s) Schiffer

AN ACT relating to fuel tax; providing for a gasoline tax refund for certain gasoline purchased and used for agricultural purposes as specified; providing procedures; amending related provisions; repealing conflicting provision; and providing for an effective date.

1/14/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/17/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/18/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03 1/31/2011 H03 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

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ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Campbell, Childers, Goggles, Madden, Miller, Petersen, Semlek and Vranish Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0153HS001/ADOPTED Page 3-line 18 Delete "on the farm". Page 4-line 2 After "the" insert "bulk". Page 4-line 3 After "." insert "The department shall establish by rule a form or specify the format for the refund under this subsection.". CHILDERS, CHAIRMAN

2/1/2011 H Passed CoW 2/2/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/3/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Lockhart Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/4/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S03 2/10/2011 S03 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Case, Emerich, Hines and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0153SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 4-line 4 Delete "specify the format for"; insert "the format for applying for". HINES, CHAIRMAN

HB0153SW001/FAILED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 3-line 17 After "(vi)" insert "Except as otherwise provided by this paragraph,". Page 3-line 19 After "refund of" insert "seventy percent (70%) of". Page 4-line 3 After "taxes paid." insert "Any person adequately demonstrating to the department that he used the gasoline for off-road agricultural purposes shall be entitled to a refund of the total amount of license taxes imposed.". HINES

2/16/2011 S Passed CoW

315 2/17/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/18/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Rothfuss Ayes 29 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/22/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Greear, Kasperik and Pederson Ayes 56 Nays 0 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/23/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0044 2/24/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0044 2/24/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0044 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0044 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0099 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0154 Multiple special handicapped license plates.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Harvey and Quarberg and Senator(s) Geis, Landen and Peterson

AN ACT relating to motor vehicle registration; providing for the issuance of multiple special handicapped license plates for each vehicle or motorcycle registered in the name of an eligible applicant; repealing a conflicting provision; and providing for an effective date.

1/14/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/17/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/18/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10 1/18/2011 H Rereferred to H08 1/26/2011 H08 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Bonner, Botten, Cannady, McKim, Quarberg, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Petersen

316 Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/26/2011 H Placed on General File 1/28/2011 H Passed CoW 1/31/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/1/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Byrd and Edmonds Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/1/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S10 2/14/2011 S10 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Dockstader, Martin, Nutting, Schiffer and Scott Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/14/2011 S Placed on General File 2/23/2011 S Passed CoW 2/24/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/25/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Christensen, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nutting, Peterson, Schiffer and Scott Nays: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Burns, Case, Coe, Emerich, Hicks, Hines, Nicholas, P., Perkins, Ross, Rothfuss and Von Flatern Ayes 17 Nays 13 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/25/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0062 2/25/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0062 2/25/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0062 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0062 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0111 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0155 Student assessment-amendments.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Lubnau, Harshman and Teeters and Senator(s) Coe

317 AN ACT relating to student assessment; modifying statewide student assessment requirements; specifying assessment components and incorporating statewide criteria ensuring uniform measurement; delegating assessment responsibilities and granting rulemaking authority; expanding district authority in establishing local assessment systems; specifying implementation and requiring reporting; providing an appropriation; and providing for effective dates.

1/14/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/17/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/18/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04 1/27/2011 H04 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Connolly, Freeman, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Madden and Teeters Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 H Placed on General File 1/27/2011 H Rereferred to H02 1/31/2011 H02 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Harshman, Pedersen, Steward and Wallis Ayes 7 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0155HS001/ADOPTED (CORRECTED COPY) Page 1-line 5 After ";" insert "expanding district authority in establishing local assessment systems;". Page 1-line 11 After "21-2-304(a)" insert "(iv)(intro) and". Page 2-After line 23 insert: "(iv) Establish, in consultation with local school districts, requirements for students to earn a high school diploma as measured by each district's body of evidence assessment system prescribed by rule and regulation of the state board or other system of local assessments established by the district and required under W.S. 21-3-110(a)(xxiv). A high school diploma shall provide for one (1) of the following endorsements which shall be stated on the transcript of each student:". Page 3-line 5 Delete "," insert "and"; delete "and writing". Page 5-line 4 After "system" insert "or other system of local assessments as established by the district,". Page 5-line 12 After "," delete balance of line. Page 5-line 13 Delete "designed to measure" insert "a measurement of". TEETERS, CHAIRMAN

HB0155HS002/ADOPTED Page 1-line 6 After ";" insert "providing an appropriation;". Page 6-After line 7 insert and renumber: "Section 3. For the period beginning upon the effective date of this section and ending June 30, 2012, up to two hundred thousand dollars ($200,000.00) is appropriated from the school foundation program account to the department of education as necessary to carry out this act. This

318 appropriation shall not be included in the department's 2013-2014 standard biennial budget request.". Page 6-line 15 Delete "section 2" insert "sections 2 and 3"; delete "is" insert "are". BERGER, CHAIRMAN

HB0155HW001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 11 In the Standing Committee Amendment (HB0155HS001/AC) to this line, before "and" insert ", (vi)(B)". Page 3-Before line 1 insert: (vi) Effective school year 2005-2006 and each school year thereafter, through the state superintendent and in consultation and coordination with local school districts, by rule and regulation establish a statewide accountability system providing annual accountability determinations for all schools and school districts imposing a range of educational consequences resulting from accountability determinations whereby: (B) Annual accountability determinations within the system are made for each school based upon adequate yearly progress measures defined by the federal No Child Left Behind Act of 2001, as may be subsequently amended, and the school's progress in improving student achievement as measured by adequate yearly progress data and by data from the district's body of evidence assessment system, or by data from another system of local assessments established by the district, required under W.S. 21-3-110(a)(xxiv) and from other related sources which improve the reliability of accountability determinations as prescribed by rule and regulation of the board;". JAGGI

2/1/2011 H Passed CoW 2/2/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/3/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Byrd and Harvey Excused: Representative(s) Lockhart Ayes 57 Nays 2 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/4/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S04 2/16/2011 S04 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Coe, Jennings, Landen and Rothfuss Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/16/2011 S Placed on General File; Did Not Consider in CoW

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H.B. No. 0156 Grand Teton National Park-transfer of state lands.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Petroff, Gingery and Roscoe and Senator(s) Christensen and Dockstader

AN ACT relating to state lands; directing that the interest in certain state lands be transferred to the United States Department of the Interior; providing terms for the transfer; and providing for an effective date.

1/14/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/17/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/18/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05 2/1/2011 H05 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Campbell, Davison, Eklund, Hunt, Loucks, Moniz and Zwonitzer, Dn. Nays: Representative(s) Semlek Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 H Placed on General File 2/2/2011 H Passed CoW 2/3/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/4/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Throne, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dn. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Edmonds, Jaggi, Kroeker, Loucks, Peasley, Quarberg, Semlek, Teeters, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Brown, Gay and Miller Ayes 46 Nays 11 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/7/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S05 2/9/2011 S05 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Driskill, Emerich, Geis and Hicks Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/9/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0156SS001/ADOPTED Page 3-line 1 Delete "Board of Land Commissioners" insert "board of land commissioners". Page 3-after line 5 Insert:

320 "(d) The board of land commissioners shall execute and deliver to the Department of the Interior, in a form reasonably acceptable to the Department, a document or form of deed conveying title to the parcels described in subsection (a) of this section only upon payment of the agreed amount for each parcel.". GEIS, CHAIRMAN

2/10/2011 S Passed CoW

HB0156S2001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 23 After "sale" delete balance of line and insert "pursuant to the terms of the Agreement for the Conveyance of Lands and Interests in Lands Between the State of Wyoming Board of Land Commissioners and the United States of America at Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, dated December 16, 2010. The parcels shall be sold for the approved cash value as determined by the board of land commissioners but not less than the cash values stated in section 2, "Phased Acquisition" of the Agreement.". Page 2-line 24 Delete. Page 3-line 1 Delete including the Senate Standing Committee Amendment (HB0156SS001/A) to this line. Page 3-before line 6 Insert and renumber: "Section 2. The board of land commissioners may explore alternatives for payment other than cash, including acquisition of mineral rights, an increase in federal mineral royalties paid to the State of Wyoming and land exchanges for the lands conveyed. Any alternative method of payment, other than cash, shall require legislative approval. Section 3. The authorization of the board of land commissioners to convey the parcels pursuant to section 1 of this act shall expire on January 5, 2016.". BEBOUT, NICHOLAS

HB0156S2002/FAILED Delete the Bebout Second Reading Amendment (HB0156S2001/A) entirely and further amend as follows: Page 1-line 2 Delete "to the United States" insert "as specified;". Page 1-line 3 Delete through "Interior;". Page 1-line 13 After "Park" delete balance of line and insert "as provided in subsection (b) of this section:". Page 1-line 14 Delete. Page 2-line 23 After "be" delete balance of line and insert "conducted by the board of land commissioners under this subsection. Upon the United States Department of the Interior making funds available for the purchase of the parcels specified in subsection (a) of this section for not less than the amounts specified in subsection (c) of this section, the board of land commissioners shall open a thirty (30) day closed bidding process. Bids under the closed bidding process shall only be valid if the bids are higher than the amount made available by the United States Department of the Interior and the bidder places the full amount of the bid in escrow pending the results of the sale under this section. At the close of the thirty (30) day period, the board of land commissioners shall accept the highest bid for

321 each parcel, provided that the United States Department of the Interior shall have the option to purchase any parcel for an amount which exceeds the highest bid received under the closed bidding process.". Page 2-line 24 Delete. Page 3-line 1 Delete including the Senate Standing Committee Amendment (HB0156SS001/A) to this line. Page 3-after line 1 Insert and renumber: "(c) The parcels described under subsection (a) of this section shall not be transferred for less than the following: (i) Two thousand dollars ($2,000.00) for the parcel described under subsection (a)(i) of this section; (ii) Sixteen million dollars ($16,000,000.00) for the parcel described under subsection (a)(ii) of this section; (iii) Forty-five million dollars ($45,000,000.00) for the parcel described under subsection (a)(iii) of this section; and (iv) Forty-six million dollars ($46,000,000.00) for the parcel described under subsection (a)(iv) of this section.". Page 3-after line 5 In the Senate Standing Committee Amendment (HB0156SS001/A) to this line delete "(d)" insert "(e)"; delete "Department of the Interior" insert "purchaser of each parcel". MEIER, DRISKILL

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Driskill, Jennings, Meier, Nutting, Peterson Nays: Senator(s) Anderson, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Nicholas, P., Perkins, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Excused: Senator(s) Barnard Ayes 5 Nays 24 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/14/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Jennings and Peterson Ayes 28 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/14/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/15/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, Moniz, Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv.

322 Nays: Representative(s) Edmonds, McOmie, Miller, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Quarberg Ayes 54 Nays 6 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/15/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0022 2/15/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0022 2/16/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0022 2/18/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0022 2/18/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0051 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0157 Abolition of worthier title doctrine.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Brown, Connolly, Gingery, Greene and Krone

AN ACT relating to property conveyances; abolishing the doctrine of worthier title; and providing for an effective date.

1/14/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/17/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/18/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/25/2011 H01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 H Placed on General File 1/26/2011 H Passed CoW 1/27/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/28/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel and Peasley Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Gay, Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 54 Nays 2 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/28/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/11/2011 S01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Excused: Senator(s) Burns

323 Ayes 4 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Placed on General File 2/16/2011 S Passed CoW 2/17/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/18/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case, Dockstader, Jennings and Meier Ayes 26 Nays 4 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0029 2/18/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0029 2/22/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0029 2/24/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0029 2/24/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0077 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0158 Rule against perpetuities.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Brown, Gingery and Krone

AN ACT relating to property; providing that only interests in real property must vest as specified; providing that trusts holding property other than interests in real property shall continue as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/14/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/17/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/18/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/25/2011 H01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Nicholas, B. and Peasley Ayes 7 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 H Placed on General File 1/26/2011 H Passed CoW 1/27/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/28/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson,

324 Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel and Peasley Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Gay, Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 54 Nays 2 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/28/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/11/2011 S01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Placed on General File 2/16/2011 S Passed CoW

HB0158S2001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 4 After "specified;" insert "specifying time limits for trust provisions regarding the management and sale of real property and mineral interests;". Page 3-line 24 Delete "(a) and (c)" insert "(a), (c) and (e)". Page 4-after line 3 Insert: "(e) No trust shall contain restrictions on the sale or specific management of real property, including mineral interests, which are in effect for longer than twenty-one (21) years after the life of the youngest trust beneficiary. This prohibition applies whether the real property is owned directly or through another entity. A trust may contain general durable restrictions or guidelines as to the degree of prudence or risk taking to be used in the management of real property or mineral interests.". SCOTT

2/17/2011 S Laid Back Pursuant to SR 10-4(a)

HB0158S2002/ADOPTED Delete Scott Second Reading Amendment (HB0158S2001/A) entirely and further amend as follows: Page 4-line 1 Delete and insert: "shall not include a mineral interest or an". NICHOLAS

2/18/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/22/2011 S Failed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Martin, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Rothfuss, Schiffer and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Esquibel, F., Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Meier, Perkins, Peterson, Ross and Scott Excused: Senator(s) Emerich Ayes 9 Nays 20 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0159 Uniform Trust Code amendments.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Brown, Gingery and Krone

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AN ACT relating to the Uniform Trust Code; providing for attachment of property in a trust by creditors or assignees of a holder of a power of appointment as specified; amending when a creditor or assignee of a trust beneficiary may reach or attach the interest of the beneficiary in a trust; providing that a married person who created a trust for his spouse shall not be treated as a settlor of the trust as of and after the death of his or her spouse; providing that a trust instrument may not be deemed revocable because of the settlor's receipt each year of income or principal from a grantor retained annuity trust or grantor retained unitrust as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/14/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/17/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/18/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/25/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0159HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 8 Delete "upon" insert "as of and after". Page 4-line 12 Delete "upon" insert "as of and after". BROWN, CHAIRMAN

1/26/2011 H Passed CoW 1/27/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/28/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Gay, Goggles and Lockhart Ayes 55 Nays 1 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/11/2011 S01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Placed on General File

326 HB0159SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 4-line 2 Delete "direct" insert "directly". PERKINS

2/16/2011 S Passed CoW 2/17/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/18/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case, Dockstader, Jennings and Meier Ayes 26 Nays 4 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/22/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Kasperik and Pederson Ayes 57 Nays 0 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/23/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0045 2/24/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0045 2/24/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0045 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0045 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0126 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0160 Management audit committee subpoena power.

Sponsored By: Management Audit Committee

AN ACT relating to legislative oversight; authorizing the chairman and vice- chairman of the management audit committee to issue subpoenas as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/14/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/17/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/18/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/27/2011 H01 Recommended Do Pass

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ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 H Placed on General File 1/28/2011 H Passed CoW 1/31/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/1/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Byrd and Edmonds Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/1/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/8/2011 S Rereferred to S06 2/10/2011 S06 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Dockstader, Driskill and Esquibel, F. Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 S Placed on General File 2/16/2011 S Passed CoW 2/17/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/18/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0030 2/18/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0030 2/22/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0030 2/24/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0030 2/24/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0075 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

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H.B. No. 0161 Interstate compact on students of military families.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Illoway and Senator(s) Hastert and Johnson

AN ACT relating to education; providing for an interstate compact on educational opportunity for military children; facilitating enrollment and placement of children of military families; providing for involvement in an interstate commission; and providing for an effective date.

1/14/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/17/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/18/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04 2/1/2011 H04 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Connolly, Freeman, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Madden and Teeters Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 H Placed on General File 2/3/2011 H Passed CoW 2/4/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/7/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/7/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/7/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S04 2/14/2011 S04 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Jennings, Landen and Rothfuss Excused: Senator(s) Coe Ayes 4 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/14/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0161SW001/ADOPTED Page 48-After line 5 Insert: (c) Notwithstanding any other provision of this compact, the State of Wyoming does not waive sovereign immunity by entering into this

329 compact and specifically retains all immunities and defenses available pursuant to W.S. 1-39-104(a) and all other applicable law. In no event shall any provision of this compact be construed as a waiver of sovereign immunity. (d) Notwithstanding any other provision of this compact, any action taken against the State of Wyoming as defined by W.S. 1-39-101(a)(vi), a governmental entity as defined by W.S. 1-39-103(a)(i) or a public employee as defined by W.S. 1-39-103(a)(iv) shall be conducted in accordance with the provisions of the Wyoming Governmental Claims Act as provided in W.S. 1-39-101 through 1-39-121. In no event shall any provision of this compact be construed as a waiver of the provisions of the Governmental Claims Act. HASTERT

2/25/2011 S Passed CoW 2/28/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case Ayes 29 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 S Failed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Hastert Nays: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 1 Nays 29 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0162 OSHA rule review.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Burkhart and Senator(s) Nutting

AN ACT relating to the office of occupational health and safety; providing that the office shall review its rules and regulations as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/17/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/18/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/19/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10 1/27/2011 H10 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Craft, Gay, Gingery, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Miller and Peasley Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 H Placed on General File

330 HB0162HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 13 After "by" delete balance of the line; insert "July 1, 2012 and every five (5) years thereafter". Page 2-line 14 Delete the line through "year". HARVEY, CHAIRMAN

2/1/2011 H Passed CoW 2/2/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/3/2011 H Failed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Craft, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, McOmie, Moniz, Peasley, Petroff, Roscoe, Stubson, Teeters and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Byrd, Childers, Connolly, Davison, Eklund, Gay, Goggles, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Loucks, Madden, McKim, Miller, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 29 Nays 31 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0163 Water produced from geologic sequestration.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Steward, Lockhart, Lubnau and Semlek

AN ACT relating to water; requiring water produced from geologic sequestration of carbon dioxide in saline aquifers to be for a beneficial use as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/17/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/18/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/20/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05 2/3/2011 H05 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Campbell, Hunt, Moniz and Semlek Nays: Representative(s) Davison, Eklund, Loucks and Zwonitzer, Dn. Ayes 5 Nays 4 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0163HS001/ADOPTED Page 3-line 12 Delete "and shall seek" insert ", and to require that person to obtain". SEMLEK, CHAIRMAN

HB0163HW001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 8 Delete "41-3-101 and". Page 1-lines 11 through 16 Delete entirely. Page 2-lines 1 through 20 Delete entirely. LOCKHART

2/7/2011 H Passed CoW 2/8/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/9/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

331 ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Vranish and Wallis Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Buchanan, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Jaggi, Kroeker, Loucks, Miller, Peasley, Quarberg, Teeters, Throne, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 43 Nays 16 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/10/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S05; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/18/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Driskill and Hicks Nays: Senator(s) Bebout, Emerich and Geis Ayes 2 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 S Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to SR 7-3(c)

H.B. No. 0164 Sexual assault victim advocate.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Davison, Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Campbell, Connolly, Freeman, Harvey, Jaggi, Krone, McKim, Nicholas, B., Petroff, Roscoe, Throne and Vranish and Senator(s) Cooper, Dockstader, Jennings and Meier

AN ACT relating to crimes and punishment; providing for the presence of a victim's advocate at the time of questioning of sexual assault victims; and providing for an effective date.

1/17/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/18/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/20/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/8/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Peasley and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Cannady, Greene and Krone Excused: Representative(s) Nicholas, B. Ayes 3 Nays 5 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

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H.B. No. 0165 Insurance-coverage of inherited disorders.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dn., Craft, Krone and Teeters

AN ACT relating to insurance; requiring coverage of inherited enzymatic disorders; providing a definition; and providing for an effective date.

1/17/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/18/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/21/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 1/28/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto and Craft Nays: Representative(s) Gay, Gingery, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Miller and Peasley Ayes 2 Nays 7 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0166 School districts-teacher evaluations.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Harshman, Burkhart, Kroeker, Krone, Madden and Teeters and Senator(s) Barnard, Burns, Coe and Landen

AN ACT relating to school districts; specifying frequency of teacher evaluations performed by school districts during each school year; allowing use of video equipment as a component of performance evaluation subject to criteria of the state board of education; and providing for an effective date.

1/17/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/18/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/19/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0167 Castle doctrine modifications.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Quarberg, Illoway, Jaggi, Miller and Teeters and Senator(s) Driskill and Jennings

AN ACT relating to crimes and offenses; modifying presumption related to self defense and defense of another; providing definitions related to self defense and defense of another; and providing for an effective date.

1/17/2011 Bill Number Assigned

333 1/18/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/19/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/27/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto and Greene Ayes 7 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0167HS001/ADOPTED (CORRECTED COPY) Page 2-line 10 Delete "occupied". Page 2-line 12 After "including" insert ", but not limited to,". BROWN, CHAIRMAN

1/31/2011 H Passed CoW 2/1/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/2/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Connolly Absent: Representative(s) Loucks Ayes 58 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/3/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/23/2011 S01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/23/2011 S Placed on General File 2/24/2011 S Passed CoW 2/25/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/28/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0070 2/28/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0070

334 2/28/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0070 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0070 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0142 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0168 School district reorganization.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Harshman

AN ACT relating to school district organization; providing for the countywide organization of districts as specified; establishing county committees for this purpose; imposing a consolidation planning process and reporting requirements; specifying reorganization implementation and time of implementation; imposing duties upon the state committee; requiring reporting to legislature for plan execution; modifying transitional funding accordingly; and providing for an effective date.

1/17/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/18/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/19/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0169 Sales tax on food-local option.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Greear, Petroff and Wallis and Senator(s) Burns

AN ACT relating to taxation and revenue; authorizing local governments to impose a sales and use tax on food for domestic consumption as specified; providing for distribution, specifying conditions; amending related provisions; and providing for an effective date.

1/17/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/18/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/19/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0170 Conservation easements-notification.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Miller, Childers, Gay, Lockhart, Madden and Peasley and Senator(s) Bebout

AN ACT relating to conservation easements; requiring notification to mineral estate owners of potential conservation easements; providing for nullification of conservation easements for failure to notify; and providing for an effective date.

335 1/17/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/18/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/19/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/8/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel and Peasley Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B. and Throne Ayes 2 Nays 7 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0171 Corner crossings at intersecting public and private lands.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Harshman, Gay and McOmie and Senator(s) Burns

AN ACT relating to public lands; specifying conditions under which crossing from one parcel of public land to another parcel of public land does not constitute trespass; subjecting ownership of airspace above lands and waters to such crossings; providing that the crossing does not violate other specified Wyoming statutes; making conforming amendments; and providing for an effective date.

1/17/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/18/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/19/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/8/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Nays: Representative(s) Blake, Campbell, Davison, Eklund, Hunt, Loucks, Moniz, Semlek and Zwonitzer, Dn. Ayes 0 Nays 9 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0172 Department of health fiscal oversight.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Harshman, Barbuto, Craft, Gingery, Miller, Petroff and Steward and Senator(s) Peterson, Schiffer and Von Flatern

AN ACT relating to administration of the government; creating the position within the governor's office of chief financial officer for the department of health; specifying duties; authorizing restriction of department expenditures as specified; providing for contingent reports; transferring a corresponding position and funds from the department of health; and providing for an effective date.

336

1/17/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/18/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/19/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10 2/1/2011 H02 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Craft, Gingery, Greene, Hunt and Miller Nays: Representative(s) Gay, Harvey and Peasley Ayes 6 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 H Placed on General File 2/1/2011 H Rereferred to H02 2/2/2011 H02 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Harshman, Pedersen, Steward and Wallis Ayes 7 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 H Placed on General File; Did Not Consider in CoW

H.B. No. 0173 Public nuisance-yaks.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dn., Blake, Brown, Davison, Eklund, Gingery and Semlek

AN ACT relating to public nuisances; defining animals to include yaks for county animal control purposes; and providing for an effective date.

1/17/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/18/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/21/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0174 Designated transfer of state lands.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) McOmie, Gingery and Miller and Senator(s) Bebout

AN ACT relating to state lands; directing the sale of the surface estate interest in certain state lands to the transportation commission of Wyoming; and providing for an effective date.

1/18/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/19/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/20/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05 2/1/2011 H05 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

337

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Campbell, Davison, Eklund, Hunt, Loucks, Moniz, Semlek and Zwonitzer, Dn. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0174HS001/FAILED Page 1-line 2 Delete "to the" insert "as specified; providing that the;". Page 1-line 3 After "Wyoming" insert "may submit bids on the property as specified". Page 1-line 12 After "land" delete "to" insert "at auction conducted according to W.S. 36-9-101 through 36-9-120:". Page 1-line 13 Delete entirely. Page 3-line 13 Delete "sale at an" insert "public auction at an amount at least equal to the". Page 3-line 15 After "commissioners" insert "." and delete balance of the line. Page 3-after line 15 Insert: "(c) The transportation commission of Wyoming is authorized to submit bids at auction to acquire the property described in subsection (a) of this section at an amount greater than the appraised value.". Page 3-line 17 Delete "(c)" insert "(d)". Page 3-line 21 Delete entirely and insert "purchaser.". Page 3-line 23 Delete line through "Wyoming will" insert "(e) The purchaser shall". Page 4-line 2 After "transfer" insert "." and delete balance of the line. Page 4-after line 2 Insert: "(f) In determining the terms of the sale of the property specified in subsection (a) of this section, the board of land commissioners shall consult with the administrator of the life resource center to ensure that any future use of the property is compatible with the mission and purpose of the life resource center. These restrictions on use shall be listed in the advertisement for the property and shall be a permanent restriction on the deed. The administrator shall accommodate temporary uses, such as grazing, if possible.". Page 4-line 4 through 7 Delete entirely. SEMLEK, CHAIRMAN

2/3/2011 H Passed CoW 2/4/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/7/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Steward, Stubson, Throne and Vranish Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Buchanan, Edmonds, Gay, Kroeker, Loucks, Peasley, Semlek, Teeters, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 47 Nays 12 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

338

2/7/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/7/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S05 2/11/2011 S05 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Driskill, Emerich and Hicks Nays: Senator(s) Geis Excused: Senator(s) Bebout Ayes 3 Nays 1 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0174SS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 2 Delete "to the" insert "as specified; providing that the". Page 1-line 3 After "Wyoming" insert "may submit bids on the property as specified". Page 1-line 12 After "land" delete "to" insert "at auction conducted according to W.S. 36-9-101 through 36-9-120:". Page 1-line 13 Delete. Page 3-line 13 Delete "sale at an" insert "public auction at an amount at least equal to the". Page 3-line 15 After "commissioners" insert "." and delete balance of the line. Page 3-after line 15 Insert and renumber: "(c) The transportation commission of Wyoming is authorized to submit bids at auction to acquire the property described in subsection (a) of this section at an amount greater than the appraised value.". Page 3-line 17 Delete "(c)" insert "(d)". Page 3-line 21 Delete and insert "purchaser.". Page 3-line 23 Delete and insert "(e) The purchaser shall be". Page 4-line 2 After "transfer" insert "." and delete balance of line. Page 4-lines 4 through 7 Delete, insert and renumber: "(f) In determining the terms of the sale of the property specified in subsection (a) of this section, the board of land commissioners shall consult with the administrator of the life resource center to ensure that any future use of the property is compatible with the mission and purpose of the life resource center. These restrictions on use shall be listed in the advertisement for the property and shall be a permanent restriction on the deed. The administrator shall accommodate temporary uses, such as grazing, if possible.". GEIS, CHAIRMAN

2/23/2011 S Passed CoW 2/24/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/25/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Johnson, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Jennings, Landen, Perkins and Schiffer Ayes 26 Nays 4 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

339 2/25/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/28/2011 H Did Not Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish and Wallis Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Ayes 2 Nays 57 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 S Appointed JCC01 Members Senator(s) Bebout, Geis, Landen 2/28/2011 H Appointed JCC01 Members Representative(s) McOmie, Gingery, Loucks 3/2/2011 H Adopted HB0174JC01

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/2/2011 S Did Not Adopt HB0174JC01

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Emerich, Geis, Hicks, Johnson, Peterson and Ross Nays: Senator(s) Burns, Case, Driskill, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Hines, Jennings, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 13 Nays 17 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

HB0174JC01/AF FAILED Delete the following Senate amendments: HB0174SS001/A Further amend as follows: Page 3-line 12 After "(b)" insert "The office of state lands and investments shall appraise the property described in subsection (a) of this section at a value reflecting the property's highest best use." Page 3-line 13 Delete "an" insert "the"; after "with" insert "any other". MCOMIE, GINGERY, LOUCKS, BEBOUT, GEIS, LANDEN

340

3/3/2011 H Indefinitely Postponed

H.B. No. 0175 Property tax-assessed value.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Patton, Berger, Bonner, Botten and Roscoe and Senator(s) Bebout

AN ACT relating to taxation and revenue; providing a limitation on the assessed valuation of certain property for ad valorem taxation as specified; providing applicability; providing appropriations; and providing for an effective date.

1/18/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/19/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/20/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/4/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Madden and Vranish Nays: Representative(s) Blikre, Campbell, Childers, Goggles, Miller, Petersen and Semlek Ayes 2 Nays 7 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0176 Nuclear energy as carbon free renewable energy.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Miller, Burkhart, Gingery, Harshman, Petroff and Roscoe

AN ACT relating to sales and use taxes; exempting from sales and use taxes the sale or purchase of equipment used to generate electricity from nuclear energy; and providing for an effective date.

1/18/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/19/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/20/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H09 1/28/2011 H09 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Greear, Kasperik, Lockhart, Moniz, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Byrd, Roscoe and Stubson Ayes 6 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/28/2011 H Placed on General File 2/1/2011 H Passed CoW 2/2/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/3/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

341 ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Blikre, Bonner, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Botten, Byrd, Connolly, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Greear, Madden, Roscoe, Steward, Stubson and Zwonitzer, Dn. Excused: Representative(s) Lockhart Ayes 46 Nays 13 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/3/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S09 2/7/2011 S09 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Coe, Cooper, Jennings and Rothfuss Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/7/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0176SS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 6 Delete "and" insert "or". Page 2-line 7 Delete "and" insert "or". Page 3-line 10 Delete "and" insert "or". Page 3-line 11 Delete "and" insert "or". BEBOUT, CHAIRMAN

2/11/2011 S Passed CoW 2/14/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/15/2011 S Failed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Bebout, Coe, Cooper, Driskill, Hicks, Jennings, Johnson, Meier, Nutting, Peterson, Rothfuss, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Barnard, Burns, Case, Christensen, Dockstader, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hines, Landen, Martin, Nicholas, P., Perkins, Ross and Schiffer Ayes 14 Nays 16 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0177 Vietnam and veterans welcome home and thank you day.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Jaggi, Blikre, Brown, Buchanan, Greear, Greene, Lockhart, Petersen and Vranish and Senator(s) Barnard, Christensen, Cooper, Hines, Jennings and Nutting

AN ACT relating to state holidays and observances; making findings with respect to the veterans of the Vietnam War and other wars; providing for a Wyoming Veterans Welcome Home Day; specifying the effect of the day of recognition; and providing for an effective date.

1/18/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/19/2011 H Received for Introduction

342 1/20/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H08 1/28/2011 H08 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Bonner, Botten, Cannady, McKim, Petersen, Quarberg, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/28/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0177HS001/ADOPTED Page 6-line 5 Delete "the boards of all"; delete "conduct". Page 6-line 6 Delete "proper exercises in observation of" insert "observe". QUARBERG

1/31/2011 H Passed CoW 2/1/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/2/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Absent: Representative(s) Loucks Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/3/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S08 2/8/2011 S08 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Cooper, Landen and Nutting Nays: Senator(s) Johnson and Schiffer Ayes 3 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Placed on General File 2/10/2011 S Passed CoW 2/11/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/14/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Ross and Scott Nays: Senator(s) Driskill, Johnson, Landen, Perkins, Peterson, Rothfuss, Schiffer and Von Flatern Ayes 22 Nays 8 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/14/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0015 2/14/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0015 2/15/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0015

343 2/18/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0015 2/18/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0025 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0178 Vaults, crypts and mausoleums-perpetual trust funds.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Craft, Illoway and Shepperson and Senator(s) Coe, Johnson and Martin

AN ACT relating to cemeteries and burials; providing an exemption to requirements for perpetual trust funds for cells, vaults, crypts, mausoleums and columbariums as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/18/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/19/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/21/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 1/27/2011 H07 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Patton, Roscoe, Shepperson and Stubson Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0178HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 16 After "facility" insert "and is perpetually cared for". ILLOWAY, CHAIRMAN

2/1/2011 H Passed CoW 2/2/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/3/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas B, Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Eklund, Gay, Miller, Peasley and Quarberg Excused: Representative(s) Lockhart Ayes 53 Nays 6 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/4/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S07 2/17/2011 S07 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Case, Hines, Johnson and Martin Nays: Senator(s) Scott

344 Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/17/2011 S Placed on General File 2/25/2011 S Passed CoW 2/28/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 3/1/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Landen, Martin, Nicholas P, Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Johnson, Meier and Scott Ayes 27 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0081 3/1/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0081 3/2/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0081 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0081 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0151 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0179 Energy improvement program.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Petroff, Gingery, Miller, Roscoe and Zwonitzer, Dn. and Senator(s) Christensen

AN ACT relating to local improvements; authorizing the adoption of an energy improvement program by a local government as specified; providing for financing; providing procedures; and providing for an effective date.

1/18/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/19/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/21/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 1/31/2011 H07 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Jaggi, Patton, Roscoe, Shepperson and Stubson Nays: Representative(s) Kroeker Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 H Placed on General File 2/2/2011 H Passed CoW 2/3/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/4/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton,

345 Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Shepperson, Stubson, Throne, Vranish, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Botten, Brechtel, Davison, Edmonds, Greear, Jaggi, Kroeker, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, Peasley, Quarberg, Semlek, Steward, Teeters and Wallis Excused: Representative(s) Brown, Gay and Miller Ayes 40 Nays 17 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/7/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S07 2/17/2011 S07 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Hines, Johnson, Martin and Scott Nays: Senator(s) Case Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/17/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0179SS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 15 Delete "multi-county". Page 3-line 13 Delete "multi-county". Page 3-line 14 Delete "power" insert "powers". CASE, CHAIRMAN

2/23/2011 S Passed CoW 2/24/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/25/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Bebout and Case Ayes 28 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/25/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/28/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Peasley and Quarberg Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Ayes 56 Nays 3 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0071 2/28/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0071 2/28/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0071 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0071

346 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0152 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0180 Liquor licenses-cultural event permit.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Petroff, Illoway and Zwonitzer, Dn. and Senator(s) Christensen

AN ACT relating to liquor licenses; creating a cultural event permit; providing restrictions on cultural event permits; providing for a fee; providing for rules and regulations; and providing for an effective date.

1/18/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/19/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/20/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/2/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Patton, Roscoe, Shepperson and Stubson Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0181 Wage rates-penalties.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Connolly, Davison, Greene, McKim and Throne and Senator(s) Hastert

AN ACT relating to minimum wages; providing for confidential investigations by the department of employment; providing penalties for failure to pay tipped employees as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/18/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/19/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/21/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/1/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Craft, Greene and Harvey Nays: Representative(s) Gay, Gingery, Hunt, Miller and Peasley Ayes 4 Nays 5 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0182 Student assessment measures.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Throne, Miller and Teeters and Senator(s) Peterson, Rothfuss and Schiffer

347

AN ACT relating to education; modifying the statewide assessment as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/18/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/19/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/20/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04 1/27/2011 H04 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Connolly, Freeman, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Madden and Teeters Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 H Placed on General File 1/28/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0182H2001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 11 Delete "the federal". Page 2-line 12 Delete "No Child Left Behind Act of 2001, Section 1111" insert "20 U.S.C. 6311". Page 3-line 22 Delete "the federal No". Page 3-line 23 Delete "No Child Left Behind Act of 2001, Section 1111" insert "20 U.S.C. 6311". THRONE

1/31/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/1/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Patton and Zwonitzer, Dn. Excused: Representative(s) Byrd and Edmonds Ayes 56 Nays 2 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/2/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S04 2/16/2011 S04 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Coe, Jennings, Landen and Rothfuss Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/16/2011 S Placed on General File; Did Not Consider in CoW

H.B. No. 0183 Driving under the influence amendments.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Gingery

348 AN ACT relating to driving under the influence; creating a crime for failure to submit or complete a chemical test as specified; creating a crime of aggravated driving under the influence; amending penalties; and providing for an effective date.

1/19/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/20/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/21/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0184 Minimum wage statutes repeal.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Gingery, Brechtel, Peasley, Pedersen, Stubson and Zwonitzer, Dn. and Senator(s) Case and Scott

AN ACT relating to labor and employment; repealing provisions for a state minimum wage; and providing for an effective date.

1/19/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/20/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/21/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10 2/4/2011 H10 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Craft, Gingery, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Miller and Peasley Excused: Representative(s) Gay Ayes 8 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 H Placed on General File 2/7/2011 H Passed CoW 2/8/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/9/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto and Byrd Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 57 Nays 2 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/9/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/9/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S10 2/11/2011 S10 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Dockstader, Martin, Nutting and Scott

349 Nays: Senator(s) Schiffer Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Placed on General File; Did Not Consider in CoW

H.B. No. 0185 Fuel tax-LUST funding.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dv.

AN ACT relating to fuel taxes; increasing fuel license tax; increasing mineral severance tax distributions to leaking underground storage tank program; increasing limits to leaking underground storage tank program accounts; and providing for an effective date.

1/19/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/20/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/21/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0186 Wyoming lottery.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dv., Illoway, McOmie, Petroff, Throne and Zwonitzer, Dn.

AN ACT relating to lotteries; creating the Wyoming lottery corporation; providing for membership of the board; providing legislative declarations; providing definitions; providing powers and duties; providing for rules and regulations; providing for use of proceeds; providing limitations on retailers; providing for criminal offenses and penalties; providing for background checks; and providing for an effective date.

1/19/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/20/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/20/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 1/28/2011 H07 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Patton, Roscoe, Shepperson and Stubson Nays: Representative(s) Jaggi and Kroeker Ayes 7 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/28/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0186HS001/ADOPTED Page 4-line 6 Delete ", but". Page 4-line 7 Delete "not limited to". Page 5-line 10 Delete "," insert "or". Page 5-line 11 After "9-16-111(b)" delete balance of the line and insert ";". Page 5-line 12 Delete entirely.

350 Page 5-lines 14 and 15 Delete entirely and renumber as necessary. Page 8-line 4 After "treasurer" delete balance of the line. Page 8-line 5 Delete the line through "corporation". Page 8-line 9 After "corporation" delete balance of the line and insert ".". Page 8-line 10 Delete entirely. Page 9-line 17 Delete "lottery procurements" insert "procurement contracts". Page 15-After line 7 Insert: "(b) The reference manual of authority for the conduct of all meetings, including "order of business" shall be "Revised Roberts Rules of Order".". Page 15-line 9 Delete "(b)" insert "(c)". Page 15-line 22 Delete "," insert "shall include". Page 15-line 23 Delete the line through "to,". Page 18-line 4 After "the" insert "bylaws,". Page 22-line 6 After "each" insert "state fiscal". Page 27-line 12 After "felony" insert ".". Page 27-lines 13 and 14 Delete entirely. Page 31-line 7 Delete "not less than". Page 33-lines 13 through 19 Delete entirely. Page 33-line 21 Delete "(c)" insert "(b)". Page 34-line 4 Delete "(d)" insert "(c)". Page 35-line 17 After "another." delete balance of the line. Page 35-lines 18 through 20 Delete entirely. Page 39-lines 13 through 16 Delete entirely. Page 39-line 17 Delete the line through "game.". Page 41-line 3 After "proceeds." delete balance of the line. Page 41-lines 4 through 7 Delete entirely. Page 41-line 8 Delete the line through "addition,". Page 51-line 18 After "or" insert "CPA qualified". Page 51-line 19 After "or" insert "CPA qualified". Page 51-line 21 After "or" insert "CPA qualified". Page 51-line 24 After "or" insert "CPA qualified". Page 52-line 8 After "or" insert "CPA qualified". ILLOWAY, CHAIRMAN

1/31/2011 H Passed CoW 2/1/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

HB0186H3001/FAILED Page 21-line 21 Delete "forty-five". Page 21-line 22 Delete "percent (45%)" insert "seventy-five percent (75%)". KROEKER

2/2/2011 H Failed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Blake, Blikre, Botten, Brown, Byrd, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Goggles, Greene, Hunt, Illoway, Lubnau, McOmie, Moniz, Patton, Pederson, Petroff, Shepperson, Steward, Throne, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Bonner, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Harshman, Harvey, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Madden, McKim, Miller, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Petersen, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Stubson, Teeters and Vranish

351 Ayes 27 Nays 33 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0187 Administrative subpoenas.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Vranish, Krone and Quarberg

AN ACT relating to criminal procedure; providing for issuance of administrative subpoenas upon request of a peace officer; and providing for an effective date.

1/19/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/20/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/20/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/31/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Peasley Excused: Representative(s) Nicholas, B. Ayes 7 Nays 1 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0187HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 12 Delete "relating to" insert "of". Page 2-line 13 Before "locating" insert "or in any investigation relating to". Page 3-line 15 After "investigation" insert "provided that the witness retains rights under subsection (b) of this section to challenge the subpoena". Page 3-After line 15 Insert: "(f) A subpoena under this section shall describe the objects required to be produced and shall prescribe a return date within a reasonable period of time within which the objects can be assembled and made available. (g) If no case or proceeding arises from the production of records or other documentation pursuant to this section within a reasonable time after those records or documentation are produced, the attorney general or district attorney shall either destroy the records and documentation or return them to the person who produced them.". Page 3-line 17 Delete "(f)" insert "(h)". BROWN, CHAIRMAN

2/2/2011 H Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Craft, Davison, Eklund, Gingery, Greene, Illoway, Jaggi, Krone, Moniz, Peasley, Petroff, Quarberg, Vranish, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Connolly, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Goggles, Greear, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Kasperik, Kroeker, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters and Wallis Excused: Representative(s) Throne

352 Ayes 22 Nays 37 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0188 Gambling-definitions-2.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Childers, Brown and McOmie and Senator(s) Burns and Driskill

AN ACT relating to gambling; providing a definition of bona fide social relationships; and providing for an effective date.

1/19/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/20/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/21/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 1/27/2011 H07 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Kroeker, Patton, Roscoe and Shepperson Nays: Representative(s) Jaggi and Stubson Ayes 7 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 H Placed on General File 2/1/2011 H Passed CoW

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Brown, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Goggles, Hunt, Illoway, Kroeker, Madden, McOmie, Moniz, Patton, Pederson, Shepperson, Steward, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Botten, Brechtel, Burkhart, Davison, Eklund, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Jaggi, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, McKim, Miller, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Stubson and Teeters Excused: Representative(s) Buchanan, Edmonds, Harvey and Throne Ayes 29 Nays 27 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/3/2011 H Failed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Brown, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Goggles, Greear, Illoway, Kroeker, Lockhart, Madden, McOmie, Petroff, Shepperson, Steward, Throne, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Gingery, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Jaggi, Kasperik, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, McKim, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Stubson, Teeters and Vranish Ayes 22 Nays 38 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

353

H.B. No. 0189 Foreclosure and redemption revisions.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Stubson and Senator(s) Ross

An act relating to real property; specifying conditions under which a foreclosure sale can be rescinded by a seller; specifying damages in the event of recession; amending redemption periods for agricultural land; amending manner in which distinct lots or tracts are sold; and providing for an effective date.

1/19/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/20/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/20/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 2/1/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0189HS001/ADOPTED Page 3-line 21 Delete "voided" insert "rescinded". Page 4-line 10 After "issued" insert ", or as otherwise agreed to by the mortgagor and mortgagee". BROWN, CHAIRMAN

2/2/2011 H Passed CoW 2/3/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/4/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Brown, Gay and Miller Ayes 57 Nays 0 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/7/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/7/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/23/2011 S01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/23/2011 S Placed on General File 2/25/2011 S Passed CoW

354 2/28/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 3/1/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0082 3/1/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0082 3/2/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0082 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0082 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0173 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0190 Electronic fine submittal.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dv. and Gingery

AN ACT relating to the courts; providing for the electronic submittal of fees, fines, bonds and penalties to a circuit court as specified; allowing for the creation of an internet based electronic transaction system as specified; providing that the supreme court may reduce fines, bonds and penalties if submitted electronically; and providing for an effective date.

1/19/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/20/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/20/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 2/1/2011 H01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 H Placed on General File 2/3/2011 H Passed CoW 2/4/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/7/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

355

2/7/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/7/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/18/2011 S01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 S Placed on General File 2/24/2011 S Passed CoW

HB0190S2001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 5 Delete. Page 1-line 6 Delete through "electronically;". Page 1-line 14 After "penalties" insert "." delete balance of line. Page 1-line 15 Delete. Page 2-lines 14 through 20 Delete and renumber. PERKINS, NICHOLAS, MEIER

2/25/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/28/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case and Dockstader Ayes 28 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Received for Concurrence 3/1/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0088 3/1/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0088 3/2/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0088 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0088 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0175 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

356

H.B. No. 0191 Wind power taxation.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Stubson, Byrd, Illoway and Wallis and Senator(s) Coe, Perkins and Peterson

AN ACT relating to taxation and revenue; providing amendments to the tax upon the production of electricity from wind resources as specified; providing for imposition, taxation rate, exemptions and distribution as specified; repealing prior exemption; and providing for an effective date.

1/19/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/20/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/21/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03 2/3/2011 H03 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Childers, Goggles, Petersen and Vranish Nays: Representative(s) Campbell, Miller and Semlek Excused: Representative(s) Madden Ayes 5 Nays 3 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0191HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 11 Delete "created" insert "amended". Page 4-line 16 Strike "Sixty percent (60%)" insert "Eighty percent (80%)". Page 5-line 3 After "fund" delete ";" insert "as follows: (I) For the period beginning January 1, 2012 and ending June 30, 2017, or until the account balance reaches the amount of fifteen million dollars ($15,000,000.00), the proceeds shall be deposited into the impact assistance account which is hereby created; (II) After the conditions set forth in subdivision (I) of this paragraph are met, then the proceeds shall be deposited into the state general fund. (B) One percent (1%) shall be distributed in equal shares to each county;". Page 5-line 5 Delete "(B)" insert "(C)". Page 5-line 6 After "county" insert "or counties in which the wind generation facility is located". Page 5-line 19 Strike "Forty percent (40%)" insert "Twenty percent (20%)". Page 5-line 20 Strike "state general fund" insert "impact assistance account". Page 5-lines 22 through 24 Delete and renumber. Page 6-lines 1 through 19 Delete entirely and insert: "(b) If an industrial facility as defined by W.S. 35-12-102(a)(vii)(E) or (F) is constructed, any affected county or municipality within the impacted area shall be eligible to receive impact assistance payments from the impact assistance account created under subdivision (a)(i)(A)(I) of this section. The impact assistance payments shall be in lieu of any assistance available under W.S. 39-15-111(c) or 39-16-111(d).". Page 6-line 20 Delete "section.".

357 Page 6-line 21 Delete "not to exceed" insert "equal to". Page 6-line 22 After "facility" insert "as determined by the industrial siting council". Page 6-line 23 After "account." delete balance of the line. Page 6-line 24 Delete entirely. Page 7-line 1 Delete "39-16-111(c)." insert "The impact assistance payments shall be distributed to the county treasurer and the county treasurer shall distribute to the county and to the cities and towns therein based on a ratio established by the industrial siting council during a public hearing held in accordance with W.S. 35-12-110. The industrial siting council shall review the distribution ratio for construction projects on a regular basis and make appropriate adjustments. A governing body which is primarily affected by the facility, or any person issued a permit pursuant to W.S. 35-12-106, may petition the industrial siting council for review and adjustment of the distribution ratio upon a showing of good cause.". Page 7-lines 7 through 17 Delete entirely. CHILDERS, CHAIRMAN

HB0191HW001/FAILED Page 2-line 15 Reinsert stricken "one dollar ($1.00)"; delete "three". Page 2-line 16 Delete new language. Page 3-line 13 After "2027" delete balance of the line and insert "and subsequent calendar years.". Page 3-lines 15 through 17 Delete entirely. PEDERSEN, TEETERS

2/4/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0191H2001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 4 Delete "imposition,". Page 1-line 5 After "specified;" insert "providing conforming amendments;". Page 1-line 10 Delete "39-22-103" insert "39-15-111(c), 39-16-111(d)". Page 1-line 14 Delete entirely. Page 2-lines 1 through 11 Delete entirely and insert: "39-15-111. Distribution. (c) If any person commences after the effective date of this act to construct an industrial facility, as that term is defined in W.S. 35-12-102, under a permit issued pursuant to W.S. 35-12-106, or if the federal or state government commences to construct any project within this state with an estimated construction cost as specified in the definition of industrial facility in W.S. 35-12-102 the state treasurer shall thereafter pay to the county treasurer and the county treasurer will distribute to the county, cities and towns of that county in which the industrial facility or project is located, impact assistance payments from the monies available under paragraph (b)(i) of this section. Each payment to the county treasurer shall be equal to the excess of each monthly payment made under paragraph (b)(iii) of this section during the period of construction over the base period amount and shall continue during the period of construction except that in the case of an industrial facility or a federal or state government project which is expected to continue in phases for an indefinite period of time, the state treasurer shall discontinue payments under this section and establish a new

358 base period when construction of any phase has ceased or been substantially completed for twelve (12) consecutive months. The impact assistance payments shall be distributed to the county treasurer and the county treasurer will distribute to the county and to the cities and towns therein based on a ratio established by the industrial siting council during a public hearing held in accordance with W.S. 35-12-110. The industrial siting council shall review the distribution ratio for construction projects on a regular basis and make appropriate adjustments. A governing body which is primarily affected by the facility, or any person issued a permit pursuant to W.S. 35-12-106, may petition the industrial siting council for review and adjustment of the distribution ratio upon a showing of good cause. The impact assistance payment shall be in addition to all other distributions under this section, but no impact assistance payment shall be made for any period in which the county or counties are not imposing at least a one percent (1%) tax authorized by W.S. 39-15-204(a)(i) and 39-16-204(a)(i) or at least a total of a two percent (2%) sales tax authorized under W.S. 39-15-204(a)(i), (iii) and (vi) and at least a total of a two percent (2%) use tax authorized under W.S. 39-16-204(a)(i), (ii) and (v). Any county, city or town receiving any payment from the impact assistance account created under W.S. 39-22-111(a)(iii) shall not receive payments under this subsection for the same facility. For purposes of this subsection, the industrial facility or federal or state government project will be deemed to be located in the county in which a majority of the construction costs will be expended, provided that upon a request from the county commissioners of any adjoining county to the industrial siting council, the council may determine that the social and economic impacts from construction of the industrial facility or federal or state government project upon the adjoining county are significant and establish the ratio of impacts between the counties and certify that ratio to the state treasurer who will thereafter distribute the impact assistance payment to the counties pursuant to that ratio. 39-16-111. Distribution. (d) If any person commences after the effective date of this act to construct an industrial facility, as that term is defined in W.S. 35-12-102, under a permit issued pursuant to W.S. 35-12-106, or if the federal or state government commences to construct any project within this state with an estimated construction cost as specified in the definition of industrial facility in W.S. 35-12-102 the state treasurer shall thereafter pay to the county treasurer and the county treasurer will distribute to the county, cities and towns of that county in which the industrial facility or project is located, impact assistance payments from the monies available under paragraph (b)(i) of this section. Each payment to the county treasurer shall be equal to the excess of each monthly payment made under paragraph (b)(iii) of this section during the period of construction over the base period amount and shall continue during the period of construction except that in the case of an industrial facility or a federal or state government project which is expected to continue in phases for an indefinite period of time, the state treasurer shall discontinue payments under this section and establish a new base period when construction of any phase has ceased or been substantially completed for twelve (12) consecutive months. The impact assistance payments shall be distributed to the county treasurer and the county treasurer will distribute to the county and to the cities and towns therein based on a ratio established by the industrial siting council during a public hearing held in accordance with W.S. 35-12-110. The impact assistance payment shall be in addition to all other distributions under this section, but no impact assistance payment shall be made for any period in which the county or counties are not imposing at least a one percent (1%) tax authorized by W.S.

359 39-15-204(a)(i) and 39-16-204(a)(i) or at least a total of a two percent (2%) sales tax authorized under W.S. 39-15-204(a)(i), (iii) and (vi) and at least a total of a two percent (2%) use tax authorized under W.S. 39-16-204(a)(i), (ii) and (v). Any county, city or town receiving any payment from the impact assistance account created under W.S. 39-22-111(a)(iii) shall not receive payments under this subsection for the same facility. For purposes of this subsection, the industrial facility or federal or state government project will be deemed to be located in the county in which a majority of the construction costs will be expended, provided that upon a request from the county commissioners of an adjoining county to the industrial siting council, the council may determine that the social and economic impacts from construction of the industrial facility or federal or state government project upon the adjoining county are significant and establish the ratio of impacts between the counties and certify that ratio to the state treasurer who will thereafter distribute the impact assistance payment to the counties pursuant to that ratio.". Page 2-line 15 After "(a)" insert "Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section,". Page 4-lines 12 through 24 Delete entirely, including the standing committee amendment (HB0191HS001/A) to these lines, and insert: "(a) The proceeds from the tax imposed by this chapter shall be transferred to the state treasurer to be distributed in the same manner as excise taxes and as follows: (iii) Credit sixty-nine percent (69%) as follows: (A) or the period beginning January 1, 2012 and ending June 30, 2017, or until the account balance reaches the amount of fifteen million dollars ($15,000,000.00), eighty percent (80%) of the proceeds under this paragraph shall be deposited in the impact assistance account which is hereby created and twenty percent (20%) of the proceeds under this paragraph shall be deposited in the general fund; (B) After the conditions set forth in subparagraph (A) of this paragraph are met, then fifteen percent (15%) of the proceeds under this paragraph shall be deposited in the impact assistance account and eighty-five percent (85%) of the proceeds under this paragraph shall be deposited in the general fund. (iv) One percent (1%) shall be distributed in equal shares to each county; and (v) The remaining share shall be distributed to counties and within each county as follows: (A) To each county or counties in which the wind generation facility is located in the proportion that the population of the county situated outside the corporate limits of its cities and towns bears to the total population of the county including cities and towns, for deposit into the county's general fund; (B) To each city and town within the county in the proportion the population of the city or town bears to the population of the county for deposit into the city's or town's general fund.". Page 5-lines 2 through 20 Delete entirely, including the standing committee amendment (HB0191HS001/A) to these lines. Page 6-lines 1 through 19 In the standing committee amendment (HB0191HS001/A) to these lines, in subsection (b) created by that amendment, delete "subdivision (a)(i)(A)(I)" insert "subparagraph (a)(iii)(A)".

360 Page 7-line 1 In the standing committee amendment (HB0191HS001/A) to this line after "therein" insert "at times set by and". Page 7-line 19 Delete "is" insert "and 39-22-111(a)(i) and (ii) are". STUBSON, DAVISON

HB0191H2002/FAILED Page 1-line 5 After "exemption;" insert "creating an impact assistance account; providing an appropriation and for a continuous appropriation;". Page 4-lines 12 through 24 In the Stubson et al. second reading amendment (HB0191H2001/A) to these lines, delete subparagraphs (a)(iii)(A) and (B) created by that amendment and insert: "(A) Eighty percent (80%) of the proceeds under this paragraph shall be deposited to the legislative stabilization reserve account and twenty percent (20%) shall be deposited to the general fund until the amount deposited to the legislative stabilization reserve account pursuant to this subparagraph equals fifteen million dollars ($15,000,000.00); thereafter (B) Fifteen percent (15%) of the proceeds under this paragraph shall be deposited to an impact assistance account which is hereby created, and eighty-five percent (85%) shall be deposited to the general fund. Funds in the impact assistance account shall be continuously appropriated for purposes specified in this section and shall not lapse.". Page 6-lines 1 through 19 Delete the Stubson et al. second reading amendment (HB0191H2001/A) to these lines entirely; In the standing committee amendment (HB0191HS001/A) to these lines, in subsection (b) created by that amendment, delete "subdivision (a)(i)(A)(I)" insert "subparagraph (a)(iii)(B)". Page 7-After line 19 Insert: "Section 3. There is appropriated fifteen million dollars ($15,000,000.00) from the legislative stabilization reserve account to the impact assistance account created by this act.". Renumber as necessary. STUBSON, CHILDERS, DAVISON

2/7/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/8/2011 Reconsideration Pending; H Failed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Childers, Craft, Eklund, Freeman, Gay, Greear, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petroff, Stubson, Throne, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dn. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Campbell, Cannady, Connolly, Davison, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Jaggi, Kroeker, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Petersen, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Teeters, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Pederson and Shepperson Ayes 29 Nays 29 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/9/2011 H Failed Reconsideration

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Blake, Bonner, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Childers, Eklund, Freeman, Greear, Harvey, Illoway, Kasperik, Krone,

361 Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petroff, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dn. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blikre, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Campbell, Cannady, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Hunt, Jaggi, Kroeker, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Peasley, Petersen, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 27 Nays 32 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0192 School finance-ELL programs.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Gingery and Petroff

AN ACT relating to school finance; establishing supplemental financial assistance for schools serving large concentrations of students with limited English proficiency; delegating duties to the department of education; granting rulemaking authority; providing an appropriation; and providing for effective dates.

1/19/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/20/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/21/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0193 Nursing care facility assessment.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Childers, Buchanan and Pedersen and Senator(s) Bebout, Coe, Hines and Meier

AN ACT relating to welfare; establishing the nursing care facility assessment as specified; establishing an account; providing definitions; providing regulatory authority; providing penalties; and providing for an effective date.

1/19/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/20/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/21/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10 1/31/2011 H10 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Craft, Gay, Gingery, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Miller and Peasley Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0193HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 15 Delete "July 1" insert "October 1"; delete "June 30" insert "September 30".

362 Page 4-line 3 After "facilities" insert "that would exceed the amount that would be paid". Page 5-line 24 Delete "both the". Page 6-line 1 After "facilities" insert ", state government-owned facilities". Page 6-line 2 After "department" insert "using the higher of the cost-based or prospective payment system approach". MILLER, VICE CHAIRMAN

HB0193HW001/ADOPTED Page 3-line 13 Delete "as defined". Page 3-line 14 Delete entirely and insert "a facility providing nursing care, but does not include a facility solely providing assisted living care, a facility solely providing rehabilitative services or a facility solely providing a combination of assisted living care and rehabilitative services;". GINGERY

HB0193HW002/ADOPTED Page 8-line 4 After "services" insert "unless a later date is set by the department". Page 10-line 17 Delete "where" insert "were". Page 10-line 18 Delete "state". Page 10-line 19 Delete "fiscal year" insert "annual cost report". Page 11-line 7 After "assessment" insert "and quarterly adjustment payments". Page 12-line 14 After "," insert "quarterly adjustment payments shall be discontinued and". PEDERSEN

2/3/2011 H Passed CoW 2/4/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/7/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Quarberg Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 58 Nays 1 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/8/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S10 2/11/2011 S10 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Dockstader, Martin, Nutting, Schiffer and Scott Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Placed on General File 2/22/2011 S Passed CoW

363 2/23/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/24/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/24/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0054 2/24/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0054 2/24/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0054 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0054 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0105 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0194 Next of kin-driver's license option.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Pedersen

AN ACT relating to driver's licenses; providing for a symbol on driver's licenses indicating that the designation of a person to contact in case of emergency is on file with the department; and providing for an effective date.

1/19/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/20/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/21/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H08 2/2/2011 H08 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Bonner, Botten, Cannady, Petersen, Quarberg, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) McKim Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0194HS001/ADOTPED Page 1-line 1 Delete "specifying the". Page 1-line 2 Delete the line through "licenses" insert "providing for a symbol on driver's licenses indicating that the designation of a person to contact in case of emergency is on file with the department". Page 2-line 3 After "department," delete balance of the line. Page 2-line 4 Delete the line through "kin" insert "a symbol that the designation of a person". Page 2-line 5 After "emergency" insert "is on file with the department". Page 2-line 7 Delete "July 1, 2011" insert "January 1, 2012". QUARBERG, CHAIRMAN

364 2/4/2011 H Passed CoW 2/7/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/8/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Pederson and Shepperson Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/9/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/9/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S08 2/24/2011 S08 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Cooper, Johnson, Landen, Nutting and Schiffer Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/24/2011 S Placed on General File 2/25/2011 S Passed CoW 2/28/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 3/1/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0083 3/1/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0083 3/2/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0083 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0083 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0168 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0195 Motor vehicle registration fees.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Vranish, Craft, Davison, Freeman, Gay, Jaggi, Madden, Miller and Petersen and Senator(s) Barnard

AN ACT relating to motor vehicle registration; amending county registration fees; and providing for an effective date.

1/20/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/21/2011 H Received for Introduction

365 1/24/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H08; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/2/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Petersen and Vranish Nays: Representative(s) Blake, Bonner, Botten, Cannady, McKim, Quarberg and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 2 Nays 7 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0196 Dual credit access payments.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Craft, Connolly, Freeman and McKim and Senator(s) Rothfuss

AN ACT relating to dual credit course instruction; providing payments from the school foundation account to cover student tuition, fees, textbooks and other instructional expenses for participation by post secondary institutions in dual credit courses offered through distance education; providing an appropriation; and providing for an effective date.

1/20/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/21/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/24/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0197 Nuisance abatement.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Burkhart and Brown

AN ACT relating to cities and towns; providing for collection of abatement costs for nuisances as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/20/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/21/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/24/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 1/31/2011 H07 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Byrd, Illoway, Jaggi, Patton, Roscoe and Stubson Nays: Representative(s) Blikre, Kroeker and Shepperson Ayes 6 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 H Placed on General File 2/3/2011 H Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Bonner, Brown, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Childers, Connolly, Esquibel, K., Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Illoway,

366 Kasperik, Krone, Madden, McOmie, Moniz, Patton, Petroff, Roscoe, Stubson, Throne, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Blikre, Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Cannady, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Hunt, Jaggi, Kroeker, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, McKim, Miller, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Teeters, Vranish and Wallis Ayes 25 Nays 35 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0198 Admissibility of evidence in sex offense cases.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Burkhart and Krone

AN ACT relating to civil and criminal procedure; specifying circumstances under which evidence of similar acts and offenses may be admitted in criminal and civil cases involving sexual assault and child molestation; and providing for an effective date.

1/20/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/21/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/24/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 2/3/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Peasley and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto and Nicholas, B. Ayes 7 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0198HS001/ADOPTED Page 1–line 4 Delete "child molestation" insert "sexual abuse of a minor". Page 1-line 13 Delete "child molestation" insert "sexual abuse of a minor". Page 2-line 1 Delete "child molestation" insert "sexual abuse of a minor". Page 2-line 3 Delete "child molestation is" insert "sexual abuse of a minor". Page 2-line 4 Delete "admissible and". Page 3-line 1 Delete "is admissible, and". Page 4-line 9 Delete "child". Page 4-line 10 Delete "molestation" insert "sexual abuse of a minor". Page 4-line 13 Delete "child molestation" insert "sexual abuse of a minor". Page 4-line 15 Delete "child molestation is admissible, and" insert "sexual abuse of a minor". Page 5-line 8 After "section" delete ";" insert ""offense of sexual abuse of a minor" means: (i) Any act made criminal pursuant to W.S. 6-2-314 through 6-2-316;". Page 5-lines 10 through 16 Delete entirely.

367 Page 5-line 18 Delete "(B)" insert "(ii)". Page 5-line 20 Delete "assault" insert "abuse of a minor"; after "in" delete balance of line and insert "paragraph (i) of this subsection; or". Page 5-lines 21 and 22 Delete entirely. Page 6-line 1 Delete "(C)" insert "(iii)". Page 6-line 2 After "in" delete balance of the line. Page 6-line 3 Delete "paragraph" insert "paragraphs (i) and (ii) of this subsection". BROWN, CHAIRMAN

HB0198HW001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 4 After ";" insert "specifying procedure for introduction of evidence;". Page 2-lines 7 through 13 Delete entirely and insert: "(b) In any case where a party intends to offer evidence under this section, the following procedure shall be used: (i) A written motion shall be made by the party to the court at least fifteen (15) days prior to scheduled start of the trial stating that the party has an offer of proof of the relevancy of evidence offered under this section; (ii) The written motion shall be accompanied by affidavits in which the offer of proof is stated; (iii) If the court finds the offer of proof sufficient, the court shall order a hearing in chambers, and at the hearing allow the parties to attend and be heard regarding the offer of proof made by the offering party and other pertinent evidence; (iv) At the conclusion of the hearing, if the court finds that the probative value of the evidence substantially outweighs the probability that its admission will create undue prejudice, the evidence shall be admissible pursuant to this section. The court may make an order stating what evidence may be introduced by the party, which order may include the nature of the questions to be permitted.". Page 3-lines 4 through 11 Delete entirely and insert: "(b) In a case in which the prosecution intends to offer evidence under this section, the following procedure shall be used: (i) A written motion shall be made by the prosecution to the court at least fifteen (15) days prior to the scheduled start of the trial stating that the prosecution has an offer of proof of the relevancy of evidence offered under this section; (ii) The written motion shall be accompanied by affidavits in which the offer of proof is stated; (iii) If the court finds the offer of proof sufficient, the court shall order a hearing in chambers, and at the hearing allow the defendant to attend and be heard regarding the offer of proof made by the prosecution and other pertinent evidence; (iv) At the conclusion of the hearing, if the court finds that the probative value of the evidence substantially outweighs the probability that its admission will create undue prejudice, the evidence shall be admissible pursuant to this section. The court may make an order stating what evidence may be introduced by the prosecution, which order may include the nature of the questions to be permitted.". Page 4-lines 18 through 23 Delete entirely and insert: "(b) In a case in which the prosecution intends to offer evidence under this section, the following procedure shall be used: (i) A written motion shall be made by the prosecution to the court at least fifteen (15) days prior to the scheduled start of the trial

368 stating that the prosecution has an offer of proof of the relevancy of evidence offered under this section; (ii) The written motion shall be accompanied by affidavits in which the offer of proof is stated; (iii) If the court finds the offer of proof sufficient, the court shall order a hearing in chambers, and at the hearing allow the defendant to attend and be heard regarding the offer of proof made by the prosecution and other pertinent evidence; (iv) At the conclusion of the hearing, if the court finds that the probative value of the evidence substantially outweighs the probability that its admission will create undue prejudice, the evidence shall be admissible pursuant to this section. The court may make an order stating what evidence may be introduced by the prosecution, which order may include the nature of the questions to be permitted.". BURKHART

2/7/2011 H Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Bonner, Brown, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Gingery, Greene, Harshman, Jaggi, Krone, Loucks, Madden, McKim, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Teeters, Throne, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blikre, Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Byrd, Connolly, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Goggles, Greear, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Kasperik, Kroeker, Lockhart, Lubnau, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dn. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 29 Nays 30 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0199 Eminent domain-lands possessed by the federal government.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Kroeker, Brechtel, Davison, Edmonds, Gay, Jaggi, McKim, Miller and Quarberg and Senator(s) Dockstader, Hicks, Jennings and Nutting

AN ACT relating to eminent domain; authorizing the taking of specified property which is possessed by the federal government; and providing for an effective date.

1/20/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/21/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/25/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/8/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Cannady, Greene and Peasley Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Krone, Nicholas, B. and Throne Ayes 4 Nays 5 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

369 H.B. No. 0200 Property tax exemption-improvement and service districts.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Gingery and Senator(s) Christensen

AN ACT relating to property taxation; providing an exemption for improvement and service districts; and providing for an effective date.

1/20/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/21/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/24/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0201 Health care qualifications and advertising.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Pedersen, Edmonds and Wallis and Senator(s) Emerich and Landen

AN ACT relating to consumer protection; requiring the disclosure of specified information in health care advertising; prohibiting deceptive or misleading information; providing definitions; requiring the display of specified information at medical practices; providing fines and penalties; and providing for an effective date.

1/20/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/21/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/24/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/1/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Craft and Gay Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Gingery, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Miller and Peasley Ayes 2 Nays 7 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0202 Railroads-fence repairs.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Brown and Shepperson and Senator(s) Bebout

AN ACT relating to railroads; providing for fence repairs by landowners; limiting duties and liability as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/20/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/21/2011 H Received for Introduction

370 1/25/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05 2/1/2011 H05 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Campbell, Davison, Eklund, Hunt, Loucks, Moniz, Semlek and Zwonitzer, Dn. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 H Placed on General File 2/3/2011 H Passed CoW 2/4/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/7/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/7/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/7/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S05 2/11/2011 S05 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Driskill, Emerich, Geis and Hicks Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Placed on General File 2/24/2011 S Passed CoW 2/25/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/28/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case Ayes 29 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0072 2/28/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0072 2/28/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0072 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0072 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0159 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

371

H.B. No. 0203 Child support-orders.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Lubnau and Craft and Senator(s) Perkins and Ross

AN ACT relating to domestic relations; amending provisions relating to the content of child support orders as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/20/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/21/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/24/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 2/2/2011 H01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 H Placed on General File 2/3/2011 H Passed CoW 2/4/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/7/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/7/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/7/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/18/2011 S01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 S Placed on General File 2/22/2011 S Passed CoW 2/23/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/24/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks,

372 Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/24/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0055 2/24/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0055 2/24/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0055 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0055 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0121 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0204 Patriotism in the classroom.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Gay, Eklund, Hunt, Jaggi, Kroeker, Quarberg, Shepperson and Teeters

AN ACT relating to public schools; requiring a flag to be displayed in each classroom as specified; requiring the pledge of allegiance to be recited as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/21/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/24/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/25/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04 1/31/2011 H04 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Kroeker, Krone and Teeters Nays: Representative(s) Connolly, Freeman and Madden Absent: Representative(s) Loucks Ayes 5 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0204HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 3 Delete "providing". Page 1-line 4 Delete line through "action;". Page 2-line 2 Delete "size". Page 2-line 3 Delete "of the". Page 2-line 3 After "flag" insert "shall be a standard size flag." and delete balance of line. Page 2-line 4 Delete "feet by five (5) feet.". Page 2-line 10 Delete "that" insert "who". Page 2-line 11 After "allegiance" insert "." and delete balance of line. Page 2-lines 12 through 17 Delete entirely. TEETERS, CHAIRMAN

2/4/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0204H2001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 5 After "banner" insert "containing a political message or connotation". ZWONITZER, DV

2/7/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

373 2/8/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Byrd, Connolly, Goggles, Madden and Zwonitzer, Dn. Excused: Representative(s) Harshman, Pederson and Shepperson Ayes 52 Nays 5 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/9/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/9/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S04 2/9/2011 S Rereferred to S09 2/11/2011 S09 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Coe, Cooper and Jennings Nays: Senator(s) Rothfuss Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Placed on General File 2/25/2011 S Passed CoW 2/28/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 3/1/2011 S Failed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Bebout, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Hicks, Jennings, Landen, Meier, Nutting, Peterson and Scott Nays: Senator(s) Anderson, Burns, Case, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hines, Johnson, Martin, Nicholas, P., Perkins, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer and Von Flatern Ayes 14 Nays 16 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0205 Electronic application process for board of nursing.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Buchanan, Craft, Esquibel, K., Harvey, Lockhart and Lubnau and Senator(s) Martin, Meier and Scott

AN ACT relating to professions and occupations; providing for an upgrade to the board of nursing's administrative and licensing systems; providing an appropriation; directing the expenditure of the appropriation; and providing for an effective date.

1/21/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/24/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/24/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/1/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

374 ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Craft, Gingery, Harvey and Peasley Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Gay, Greene, Hunt and Miller Ayes 4 Nays 5 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0206 Emergency response-incidents.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Throne, Byrd, Illoway and Nicholas, B. and Senator(s) Emerich and Esquibel, F.

AN ACT relating to the Wyoming Emergency Response Act; including clandestine laboratory investigations in the definition of emergency responses; providing for representation on the state emergency response team; providing for declaration of contamination by emergency response teams as specified; providing for transfer of liability as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/21/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/24/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/25/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 1/31/2011 H07 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Patton, Roscoe, Shepperson and Stubson Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0206HS001/ADOPTED Page 3-line 22 Delete ", vehicle". Page 3-line 24 Delete ", vehicle". Page 5-line 3 After "transferee" insert "unless otherwise agreed to in writing by the transferor and transferee". ILLOWAY, CHAIRMAN

2/3/2011 H Passed CoW 2/4/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/7/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

375 2/8/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/8/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S07 2/22/2011 S07 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Hines, Johnson and Martin Nays: Senator(s) Case and Scott Ayes 3 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/22/2011 S Placed on General File 2/24/2011 S Passed CoW 2/25/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/28/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hines, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Bebout, Burns, Case, Dockstader, Hicks, Jennings, Perkins and Scott Ayes 22 Nays 8 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0073 2/28/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0073 2/28/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0073 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0073 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0150 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0207 Protection of activities in private vehicles.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Krone, Bonner, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Cannady, Childers, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Hunt, Kroeker, Loucks, Petroff, Quarberg and Vranish and Senator(s) Case, Coe and Jennings

AN ACT relating to employment; providing definitions; prohibiting certain persons from creating or enforcing a policy that prohibits the storage of firearms in a motor vehicle as specified; providing for a civil action; providing for remedies; providing exclusions; and providing for an effective date.

1/21/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/24/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/26/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H08 2/4/2011 H08 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Bonner, Cannady, McKim, Petersen, Quarberg and Vranish Nays: Representative(s) Blake, Botten and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 6 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

376 2/4/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0207HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 14 After "(xv)" insert "that is not owned by a company or employer". Page 2-After line 19 Insert: "(iv) "Person" means any private employer employing one (1) or more employees within Wyoming.". Page 3-line 1 After "(a)" delete balance of the line. Page 3-line 2 Delete "section,". Page 3-lines 20 through 24 Delete entirely. Page 4-lines 2 through 23 Delete entirely. Page 6-line 10 Delete "may" insert "shall". QUARBERG, CHAIRMAN

HB0207HW001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 5 Delete "exclusions" insert "for applicability". Page 2-After line 19 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0207HS001/A) to this line. Page 3-lines 1 and 2 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0207HS001/A) to these lines. Page 3-lines 20 through 24 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0207HS001/A) to these lines. Page 3-line 24 Delete ":" insert "the person posts notice of the policy or rule on a sign at least twelve (12) inches by twelve (12) inches posted conspicuously at each entrance to the property.". Page 6-line 17 Delete "Exemptions" insert "Applicability". Page 6-lines 19 through 22 Delete entirely. Page 7-lines 1 through 7 Delete entirely. Page 7-line 9 Delete "(d)". KROEKER

2/7/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0207H2001/ADOPTED Page 3-line 5 Delete "individual" insert "employee". Page 3-line 9 Delete "individual" insert "employee". Page 3-line 22 Delete "individual" insert "employee". Page 3-line 24 Delete the Kroeker committee of the whole amendment (HB0207HW001/A) to this line; delete ":" insert "the person notifies employees in writing of the policy or rule.". Page 5-line 14 Delete "individual" insert "employee". Page 5-line 20 Delete "individual" insert "employee". KROEKER, BURKHART

2/8/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

HB0207H3001/ADOPTED Delete the Kroeker committee of the whole amendment (HB0207HW001/A) entirely. Delete the Kroeker et al., second reading amendment (HB0207H2001/A) entirely. KRONE

2/9/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

377

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Cannady, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Gay, Gingery, Greear, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, McKim, Miller, Moniz, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Steward, Teeters, Vranish and Wallis Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Botten, Byrd, Campbell, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Freeman, Goggles, Greene, Kasperik, Kroeker, Madden, McOmie, Nicholas, B., Patton, Roscoe, Semlek, Stubson, Throne, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 36 Nays 23 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/10/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S08; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/23/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Nays: Senator(s) Cooper, Johnson, Landen, Nutting and Schiffer Ayes 0 Nays 5 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 S Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to SR 7-3(c)

H.B. No. 0208 Off-road vehicle registration-exemption.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Shepperson and Eklund and Senator(s) Driskill, Schiffer and Scott

AN ACT relating to off-road vehicles; exempting off-road vehicles operated for agricultural purposes from registration requirements; and providing for an effective date.

1/21/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/24/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/25/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H08 2/4/2011 H08 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Bonner, Botten, Cannady, McKim, Petersen, Quarberg, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0208HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 1 Delete "amending a". Page 1-line 2 Delete "definition;". Page 1-line 8 Delete "31-1-101(a)(x) and". Page 1-line 9 Delete "are" insert "is". Page 1-lines 11 through 14 Delete entirely. Page 2-lines 1 through 8 Delete entirely. QUARBERG, CHAIRMAN

378 2/7/2011 H Passed CoW 2/8/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/9/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dn. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 58 Nays 1 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/10/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S08 2/17/2011 S08 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Cooper, Johnson, Landen, Nutting and Schiffer Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/17/2011 S Placed on General File 2/25/2011 S Passed CoW 2/28/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 3/1/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0084 3/1/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0084 3/2/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0084 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0084 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0158 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0209 Emergency medical review organizations.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Greene, Harvey and Lubnau and Senator(s) Coe and Von Flatern

AN ACT relating to public health and safety; providing for a limitation of liability for emergency medical review organizations and the department of health as specified; and providing for an effective date.

379 1/21/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/24/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/25/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 1/31/2011 H07 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Patton, Roscoe and Shepperson Nays: Representative(s) Stubson Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0209HW001/ADOPTED Page 3-line 18 Delete "33-32-101 through 33-32-115" insert "33-36-101 through 33-36-115". GREENE, HARVEY

2/3/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0209H2001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 3 After "osteopathic" insert ", emergency medical". Page 2-line 5 Delete new language. HARVEY, GREENE

2/4/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/7/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/8/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S07 2/22/2011 S07 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Case, Hines, Johnson, Martin and Scott Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/22/2011 S Placed on General File 2/25/2011 S Passed CoW 2/28/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 3/1/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern

380 Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0085 3/1/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0085 3/2/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0085 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0085 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0138 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0210 Landlord/tenant-return of deposits.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Greene, Connolly, Harvey, Illoway and Nicholas, B. and Senator(s) Hastert and Rothfuss

AN ACT relating to civil procedure; providing that an owner of residential rental property who unreasonably fails to return a rental deposit is liable for double the amount of the full deposit; and providing for an effective date.

1/21/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/24/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/25/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H09 1/31/2011 H09 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Byrd, Kasperik, Lockhart, Moniz, Roscoe, Stubson, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Greear Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0210HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 16 After "recover" insert "court costs and". Page 2-line 1 After "deposit" insert "." and strike "and court costs". LOCKHART, CHAIRMAN

2/1/2011 H Passed CoW 2/2/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/3/2011 H Failed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blikre, Brown, Byrd, Campbell, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Illoway, Kroeker, Lockhart, Madden, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Pederson, Stubson, Throne, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Blake, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Cannady, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Hunt, Jaggi, Kasperik, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, McKim, McOmie, Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Teeters, Vranish and Wallis Ayes 26 Nays 34 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

381 H.B. No. 0211 County memorial hospital board members-removal.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Throne

AN ACT relating to county memorial hospitals; authorizing county commissioners to remove members of a hospital board of trustees; providing for the filling of vacancies on the board of trustees; and providing for an effective date.

1/21/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/24/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/25/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 1/31/2011 H07 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Patton, Shepperson and Stubson Excused: Representative(s) Roscoe Ayes 8 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0211HS001/FAILED Page 2-line 2 After "duty" insert "after notice and public hearing by the board of county commissioners". ILLOWAY, CHAIRMAN

2/3/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0211H2001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 2 After "trustees" insert "." and delete balance of the line. GINGERY, BROWN

2/4/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

HB0211H3001/ADOPTED Delete the Gingery et al. second reading amendment (HB0211H2001/A) entirely and further amend as follows: Page 2-line 2 After "for" insert "just cause without a public hearing." and delete balance of line. THRONE

2/7/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

382

2/8/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/8/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S07 2/22/2011 S07 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Case, Hines, Johnson, Martin and Scott Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/22/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0211SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 2-line 3 After "hearing" insert "unless the trustee requests a public hearing". CASE

2/24/2011 S Passed CoW 2/25/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/28/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Received for Concurrence 3/1/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, McKim, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Shepperson, Steward, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Greear, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Miller, Peasley, Quarberg, Semlek, Stubson and Zwonitzer, Dn. Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Ayes 49 Nays 10 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0089 3/1/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0089 3/2/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0089 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0089 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0149 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0212 Teacher tenure-3.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Teeters

383

AN ACT relating to education; removing continuing contract status from the Wyoming teacher employment law; modifying and repealing provisions accordingly; modifying hearing requirements; modifying and expanding reasons for suspension, dismissal and termination; specifying applicability; specifying legislative intent; and providing for an effective date.

1/24/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/25/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/25/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0213 Medical liability-noneconomic damages.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Gay, Brechtel, Krone, Semlek and Stubson and Senator(s) Jennings and Nutting

AN ACT relating to medical malpractice liability; creating the Wyoming excess liability account; specifying legislative findings and purposes; providing definitions; specifying requirements; specifying duties of the attorney general; providing for reports; providing for investment of monies from the account; authorizing corresponding modifications in medical malpractice liability insurance policies; providing for applicability; providing appropriations; and providing for an effective date.

1/24/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/25/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/25/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 2/4/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Cannady and Greene Excused: Representative(s) Brown Ayes 5 Nays 3 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 H Placed on General File 2/4/2011 H Rereferred to H02 2/7/2011 H02 Recommended Do Not Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Harshman, Pedersen, Steward and Wallis Ayes 7 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/7/2011 H Placed on General File; Did Not Consider in CoW

H.B. No. 0214 Hathaway scholarship-college attendance.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Buchanan, Blake, Bonner, Craft, Harshman and Shepperson and Senator(s) Coe and Meier

384

AN ACT relating to education; limiting eligibility for Hathaway opportunity scholarships to attendance at a community college as specified; specifying applicability; modifying reporting requirements; and providing for an effective date.

1/24/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/25/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/25/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04 1/31/2011 H04 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Connolly, Kroeker, Madden and Teeters Nays: Representative(s) Freeman and Krone Absent: Representative(s) Loucks Ayes 6 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0214HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 3 After "applicability;" insert "modifying reporting requirements;". Page 4-After line 6 Insert: "Section 3. (a) Commencing with the 2016 report, the department of education shall include in its annual report under W.S. 21-16-1308(c): (i) An analysis of the effects of the provisions of this act on retention and persistence rates of Hathaway program participants; (ii) Recommendations regarding legislation to further the purposes of increasing retention and persistence rates for Hathaway program participants.". Page 4-line 8 Delete "Section 3" insert "Section 4". TEETERS, CHAIRMAN

2/2/2011 H Passed CoW 2/3/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

HB0214H3001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 9 Delete "subsection (g)" insert "subsections (g) and (h)" Page 4-after line 2 Insert: "(h) Any student who meets the criteria under W.S. 21-16-1303 and is eligible to receive a Hathaway opportunity scholarship under paragraph (a)(i) or subsection (d) of this section shall be eligible to use that scholarship at the University of Wyoming as provided in this subsection. Once admitted to the University of Wyoming under this subsection, an eligible student shall not be required to enroll at the community college if he continues to meet all applicable requirements of this article. Any student who meets the criteria under W.S. 21-16-1303 and is eligible to receive a Hathaway opportunity scholarship under paragraph (a)(i) or subsection (d) of this section shall be eligible to use that scholarship at the University of Wyoming if: (i) The registrar of records at the community college in the closest geographic proximity to the eligible student's residence certifies

385 that the eligible student is not able to enroll in two (2) or more prerequisite classes necessary for completion of his declared major because there are no seats available in the prerequisite classes offered at the community college during the subsequent semester; (ii) The eligible student is admitted to the University of Wyoming and enrolls in one (1) or more of the prerequisite classes he was unable to enroll in at the community college.". LUBNAU

2/4/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harvey, Illoway, Kasperik, Kroeker, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish and Wallis Nays: Representative(s) Connolly, Davison, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Greear, Harshman, Hunt, Jaggi, Krone, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Peasley, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Brown, Gay and Miller Ayes 42 Nays 15 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/7/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/7/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S04; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/2/2011 S Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to SR 7-3(c)

H.B. No. 0215 Department of health reorganization.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Lubnau, Harshman and Harvey and Senator(s) Scott

AN ACT relating to administration of government; providing for a study of the reorganization of the department of health; providing for a study of all programs which provide Medicaid services or determine Medicaid eligibility; providing for a reorganization plan; creating the position of state Medicaid agent within the department of health; providing for appointment of the state Medicaid agent by the governor as specified; providing for duties of the state Medicaid agent; providing for reports as specified; providing an appropriation; and providing for an effective date.

1/24/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/25/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/25/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10 2/1/2011 H02 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Craft, Gay, Greene, Harvey, Hunt and Peasley Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Gingery and Miller Ayes 6 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 H Placed on General File 2/1/2011 H Rereferred to H02

386 2/2/2011 H02 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Harshman, Pedersen, Steward and Wallis Ayes 7 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0215HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 4 After "position" delete balance of line and insert "of state Medicaid agent within the department of health; providing for appointment of the state Medicaid agent by the governor as specified;". Page 1-lines 5 through 8 Delete entirely. Page 1-line 9 Delete "health;". Page 1-lines 14 and 15 Delete entirely. Page 2-lines 1 through 23 Delete entirely. Page 3-lines 1 through 21 Delete entirely. Page 4-lines 1 through 21 Delete entirely. Page 4-line 23 Delete "Section 2" insert "Section 1"; After "W.S." delete balance of line and insert "42-4-104 by creating a new subsection (e)". Page 4-line 24 Delete "paragraph (xiv)". Page 5-lines 2 through 17 Delete entirely and insert: "42-4-104. Powers and duties of department of health; state Medicaid agent appointed by governor. (e) The chief administrator of the Medicaid program created pursuant to this chapter shall be the state Medicaid agent within the department of health, who shall be appointed by the governor, shall serve at the pleasure of the governor and may be removed by the governor as provided by W.S. 9-1-202.". Page 5-line 19 Delete "Section 4" insert "Section 2". Page 7-line 3 Delete "additional" insert "any". Page 9-line 4 Delete "Section 5" insert "Section 3". Page 10-line 1 Delete "Section 6" insert "Section 4". HARVEY, CHAIRMAN

HB0215HS002/ADOPTED (CORRECTED COPY) Page 6-line 3 After "services" insert "and joint appropriations"; delete "committee" insert "committees". Page 9-line 11 Delete "preparing" insert "retaining the services of an appropriate consultant to assist in the preparation of". Page 9-line 12 After "." insert "(b)". Page 9-lines 18 through 21 Delete entirely. BERGER, CHAIRMAN

HB0215HW001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 3 After "health;" insert "providing for a study of all programs which provide Medicaid services or determine Medicaid eligibility;". Page 1-line 9 Before "providing" insert "providing for duties of the state Medicaid agent; providing for reports as specified;". Page 5-lines 2 through 17 In the first standing committee amendment (HB0215HS001/A) to these lines, after "9-1-202."

387 insert "The state Medicaid agent shall oversee and coordinate all programs which provide Medicaid services or determine Medicaid eligibility pursuant to W.S. 42-4-106 and chapter 2 of this title.". Page 5-line 23 After "department" insert ", and all other programs providing Medicaid services or determining Medicaid eligibility,". Page 6-line 5 Delete "committee shall" insert "committees shall jointly". Page 6-line 7 Delete "joint". Page 6-line 8 Delete entirely and insert "committees shall jointly". Page 6-line 9 Delete "December 1, 2011" insert "November 1, 2011"; delete "its" insert "their". Page 6-line 16 After "new" insert "integrated". Page 6-line 18 After "health" insert "and other departments". Page 6-line 19 Before "department" insert "integrated". Page 7-after line 1 Insert: "(i) Prepare a timeline for implementation which contains specific measurable goals to be achieved by certain dates;". Page 7-line 8 After "cost-effectiveness" insert ", cost containment and potential efficiencies of reorganization;" and delete balance of line. Page 7-line 9 Delete entirely. Page 7-line 22 After "new" insert "integrated". Page 8-line 2 After "new" insert "integrated". Page 8-line 5 After "new" insert "integrated". Page 8-line 7 Delete "and"; insert ","; after "services" insert "and joint appropriations". Page 8-line 8 Delete "committee" insert "committees". Page 8-line 23 After "9-2-1707(a)(iii)" insert "." and delete balance of the line. Page 8-line 24 Delete entirely. Page 9-lines 1 and 2 Delete entirely. Renumber as necessary. BERGER, EDMONDS, HARSHMAN, PEDERSEN

2/3/2011 H Passed CoW 2/4/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/7/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/8/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S10 2/18/2011 S10 Recommended Amend and Do Pass ROLL CALL

388 Ayes: Senator(s) Dockstader, Martin, Nutting, Schiffer and Scott Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 S Placed on General File 2/18/2011 S Rereferred to S02 2/23/2011 S02 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Hastert, Nicholas, P., Peterson and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Meier Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/23/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0215SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 2-line 16 Delete "shall" insert "may". Page 2-line 18 After "department" delete ",". Page 2-line 20 Delete ", as specified in this". Page 2-line 21 Delete "section". Page 2-line 22 After "plan" delete ",". Page 2-line 23 After "governor," insert "if it includes actions requiring changes in statutes,". Page 3-line 1 Delete "October 15, 2011" inset "November 15, 2011, if it is to be considered at the 2012 budget session, or September 1, 2012, if it is to be considered at the 2013 general session,". Page 3-line 2 After "public." delete balance of the line. Page 3-lines 3 through 21 Delete. Page 4-lines 1 through 23 Delete. Page 5-lines 1 through 22 Delete. Page 6-line 1 Delete "(e) The" insert "(b) Any"; after "plan" insert "proposing to create a new department". Page 6-line 3 After "9-2-1707(a)(iii)" insert "except that the dates specified in this section shall govern, as appropriate". Page 6-line 14 Delete "required" insert "authorized". SCOTT

HB0215SS002/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 6-line 9 Delete "department of health" insert "office of the governor". NICHOLAS, CHAIRMAN

2/24/2011 S Passed CoW 2/25/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/28/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case Ayes 29 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Received for Concurrence 3/1/2011 H Did Concur

389

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Pederson and Petersen Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0090 3/1/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0090 3/2/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0090 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0090 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0161 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0216 Misdemeanors-maximum fine.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Connolly, Greene, Lubnau and Peasley and Senator(s) Esquibel, F.

AN ACT relating to crimes and offenses; increasing maximum penalty for misdemeanors as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/24/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/25/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/25/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 2/2/2011 H01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Greene, Krone, Peasley and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Cannady and Nicholas, B. Ayes 6 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 H Placed on General File 2/3/2011 H Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Byrd, Connolly, Craft, Greene, Illoway, Lubnau, Peasley, Petroff, Roscoe, Throne, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dn. Nays: Representative(s) Berger, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Harvey, Hunt, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Gay and Miller Absent: Representative(s) Harshman Ayes 14 Nays 43 Excused 2 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

390

H.B. No. 0217 Production states agreement.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Lubnau and Senator(s) Bebout

AN ACT relating to the legislature; providing for legislative participation to develop an energy producing state agreement; specifying goals of the agreement; providing an appropriation and for a report; and providing for an effective date.

1/24/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/25/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/25/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H09 1/31/2011 H09 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Byrd, Greear, Kasperik, Lockhart, Moniz, Roscoe, Stubson, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/31/2011 H Placed on General File 1/31/2011 H Rereferred to H02 2/1/2011 H02 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Esquibel, K., Harshman, Pedersen, Steward and Wallis Excused: Representative(s) Edmonds Ayes 6 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0217HW001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 13 Delete "Protection" insert "Policy". LUBNAU

2/3/2011 H Passed CoW 2/4/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/7/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/8/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S09 2/9/2011 S09 Recommended Do Pass

391

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Coe, Cooper, Jennings and Rothfuss Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/9/2011 S Placed on General File 2/9/2011 S Rereferred to S02 2/14/2011 S02 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Hastert, Meier, Nicholas, P., Peterson and Von Flatern Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/14/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0217SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 3-line 10 Delete "fifty thousand dollars" insert "twenty-four thousand five hundred dollars ($24,500.00)". Page 3-line 11 Delete "($50,000.00)". NICHOLAS, CHAIRMAN

2/17/2011 S Passed CoW 2/18/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/22/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Excused: Senator(s) Emerich Ayes 29 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/22/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/24/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Greear and McOmie Excused: Representative(s) Lockhart and Pederson Ayes 56 Nays 2 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/24/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0058 2/24/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0058 2/24/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0058 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0058 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0092 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

392

H.B. No. 0218 Civil recovery for criminal act-limitation.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Quarberg, Gingery, Krone, Peasley and Throne and Senator(s) Perkins and Ross

AN ACT relating to civil damages incurred during a criminal act; providing that a wrong-doer may not collect civil damages for any injuries he incurred as a result of the commission of a criminal act as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/24/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/25/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/25/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/8/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Greene, Peasley and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Krone and Nicholas, B. Ayes 3 Nays 6 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0219 Hathaway scholarship program-amendments.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Harshman and Senator(s) Landen

AN ACT relating to the Hathaway student scholarship program; delaying required provision of instruction and counseling on post secondary preparation until grade nine; accordingly delaying college readiness testing; specifying application; and providing for an effective date.

1/24/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/25/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/25/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 1/28/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Kroeker, Krone and Teeters Nays: Representative(s) Burkhart, Connolly, Freeman and Madden Absent: Representative(s) Loucks Ayes 4 Nays 4 Excused 0 Absent 1 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

393

H.B. No. 0220 Homestead exemption-county option.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Roscoe

AN ACT relating to taxation and revenue; providing for an optional county homestead exemption as specified; providing applicability; and providing for an effective date.

1/24/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/25/2011 H Received for Introduction; No Further Action Prior to CoW Cutoff 1/26/2011 Withdrawn by Sponsor

H.B. No. 0221 Electricity production tax-distribution.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Roscoe, Petroff and Zwonitzer, Dv. and Senator(s) Case and Schiffer

AN ACT relating to taxation and revenue; providing for the distribution of the tax upon production of electricity from wind resources; and providing for an effective date.

1/24/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/25/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/26/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/4/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Goggles, Petersen and Vranish Nays: Representative(s) Blikre, Campbell, Childers, Madden, Miller and Semlek Ayes 3 Nays 6 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0222 Recreational considerations in public land exchanges.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Harshman, Brechtel, Gay, Kroeker, Lockhart, Loucks and Stubson and Senator(s) Jennings

AN ACT relating to the sale and exchange of state lands; amending the findings necessary for the board of land commissioners to exchange state lands; providing that the board give particular consideration to recreational uses of state lands or exchange lands; providing a definition; and providing for an effective date.

1/25/2011 Bill Number Assigned

394 1/26/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/4/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Campbell and Loucks Nays: Representative(s) Davison, Eklund, Hunt, Moniz, Semlek and Zwonitzer, Dn. Ayes 3 Nays 6 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0223 Property disclosure statement-wind estate.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Brown and Stubson

AN ACT relating to property; providing that the status of the wind estate shall be disclosed to a prospective buyer of land as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/25/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/26/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05 2/1/2011 H05 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Campbell, Davison, Eklund, Hunt, Loucks, Moniz, Semlek and Zwonitzer, Dn. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 H Placed on General File 2/3/2011 H Passed CoW 2/4/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/7/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/7/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/7/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S05 2/11/2011 S05 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Emerich, Geis and Hicks

395 Nays: Senator(s) Driskill Excused: Senator(s) Bebout Ayes 3 Nays 1 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Placed on General File 2/24/2011 S Passed CoW 2/25/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/28/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0074 2/28/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0074 2/28/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0074 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0074 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0166 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0224 Platted plots-requirement.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Miller, Illoway and Stubson

AN ACT relating to property; providing a definition of sale for prohibition on sale of nonplatted lands as specified; providing for enforcement; and providing for an effective date.

1/25/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/26/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 2/1/2011 H07 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Patton, Roscoe, Shepperson and Stubson Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 H Placed on General File 2/3/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0224H2001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 13 Delete "18-5-304(v)" insert "18-5-302(a)(v)". ILLOWAY

2/4/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/7/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

396

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/8/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S07 2/17/2011 S07 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Case, Hines, Johnson, Martin and Scott Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/17/2011 S Placed on General File 2/25/2011 S Passed CoW 2/28/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 3/1/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Perkins Ayes 29 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0086 3/1/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0086 3/2/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0086 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0086 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0174 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0225 Charter school appeal process-2.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Wallis and Edmonds

AN ACT relating to charter schools; modifying the appeal process for charter school denials; repealing provisions for multiple appeals; specifying applicability; and providing for an effective date.

1/25/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/26/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04 2/3/2011 H04 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

397

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Connolly, Freeman, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Madden and Teeters Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0225HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 2 After "denials;" insert "repealing provisions for multiple appeals;". Page 1-line 7 Delete "and (ii)". Page 2-line 10 After "findings." insert "The findings shall be issued in writing and forwarded to the district board and charter applicant or appellant.". Page 2-line 11 After "was" insert "not". Page 2-line 13 After "shall" strike balance of the line. Page 2-lines 14 and 15 Strike all existing language; delete all new language. Page 2-lines 17 through 24 Delete entirely. Page 3-lines 1 through 5 Strike all existing language; delete all new language and insert "sustain the decision. If the state board determines the decision was contrary to those interests it shall: (A) Remand the decision to the district board with written instructions to approve the charter school or application as submitted; or (B) Approve the charter or application subject to modifications specified by the state board to cure deficiencies. The state board shall provide the charter school or applicant fifteen (15) days after the state board has entered its order to submit to the state board proposed modifications. If the state board finds the proposed modifications cure the deficiencies it shall remand the appeal to the district board with written instructions to approve the charter or application as modified. If the state board finds the proposed modifications do not cure the deficiencies it shall enter an order denying, refusing to renew or revoking the charter as applicable.". Page 3-lines 7 through 16 Delete entirely and insert: "Section 2. W.S. 21-3-310(b)(ii) through (iv) is repealed.". Renumber as necessary. TEETERS, CHAIRMAN

HB0225HW001/ADOPTED (CORRECTED COPY) Page 3-lines 1 through 5 In the standing committee amendment (HB0225HS001/A) to these lines, delete subparagraph (B) created by that amendment and insert: "(B) Approve the charter or application subject to modifications specified by the state board to cure deficiencies. The state board shall provide the charter school or applicant fifteen (15) days after the state board has entered its order to submit to the state board and the district board proposed modifications. The state board shall provide the district board fifteen (15) days after the charter school or applicant has submitted proposed modifications to comment thereon. If the state board finds the proposed modifications cure the deficiencies it shall remand the appeal to the district board with written instructions to approve the charter or application as modified. If the state board finds the proposed modifications do not cure the deficiencies it shall enter an order denying, refusing to renew or revoking the charter as applicable.". WALLIS, CONNOLLY

398

2/4/2011 H Passed CoW 2/7/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/8/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Lockhart, Loucks, Madden, Miller, Peasley, Petersen, Quarberg, Semlek, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Byrd, Craft, Davison, Goggles, Greear, Harshman, Krone, Lubnau, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Petroff, Roscoe, Steward and Vranish Excused: Representative(s) Pederson and Shepperson Ayes 34 Nays 24 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/9/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/9/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S04 2/14/2011 S04 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Jennings, Landen and Rothfuss Excused: Senator(s) Coe Ayes 4 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/14/2011 S Placed on General File; Did Not Consider in CoW

H.B. No. 0226 Raw agricultural commodity inspection exemptions.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Wallis and Eklund

AN ACT relating to public health and safety; exempting raw agricultural commodities from health and safety inspections as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/25/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/26/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05 2/3/2011 H05 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Campbell, Davison, Eklund, Hunt, Loucks and Moniz Nays: Representative(s) Blake, Semlek and Zwonitzer, Dn. Ayes 6 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 H Placed on General File 2/4/2011 H Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Buchanan, Cannady, Childers, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Jaggi, Kroeker, Loucks, Madden, McKim,

399 McOmie, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Pederson, Quarberg, Shepperson, Stubson, Teeters and Wallis Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Harshman, Illoway, Kasperik, Krone, Lubnau, Moniz, Patton, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Throne, Vranish, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Gay, Greear, Lockhart and Miller Ayes 24 Nays 32 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0227 Education-constitution instruction.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Gay, Brechtel, Burkhart, Edmonds, Eklund, Hunt, Jaggi, Kroeker, Peasley and Quarberg

AN ACT relating to education; requiring school districts to provide instruction on the Wyoming and United States constitution as specified; modifying state board of education duties accordingly; and providing for an effective date.

1/25/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/26/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04 2/1/2011 H Rereferred to H06 2/2/2011 H06 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Bonner, Botten, Connolly, Davison, Jaggi, McKim, McOmie, Petroff and Shepperson Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 H Placed on General File 2/4/2011 H Passed CoW 2/7/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/8/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Pederson and Shepperson Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/8/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S04 2/9/2011 S Rereferred to S09 2/11/2011 S09 Recommended Do Pass

400

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Coe, Cooper and Jennings Nays: Senator(s) Rothfuss Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Placed on General File; Did Not Consider in CoW

H.B. No. 0228 Food freedom act-2.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Eklund, Gay, Semlek, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dn.

AN ACT relating to agriculture; creating the Wyoming Food Freedom Act; exempting certain sales from licensure, certification and inspection; providing definitions; providing conforming amendments; and providing for an effective date.

1/25/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/26/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0229 Penitentiary working environment-task force.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Burkhart and Senator(s) Hicks

AN ACT relating to corrections; providing for a study of working conditions at the Wyoming state penitentiary; creating a task force; requiring a report; providing an appropriation; and providing for an effective date.

1/25/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/26/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H06; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 1/28/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Nays: Representative(s) Bonner, Botten, Jaggi, McKim, McOmie, Petroff and Shepperson Excused: Representative(s) Connolly and Davison Ayes 0 Nays 7 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0230 Eminent domain-wind energy collector systems-2.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Brown, Blake, Edmonds, Greear, Kasperik, Miller, Moniz, Shepperson, Steward and Wallis

401

AN ACT relating to condemnation; extending the moratorium on the power of condemnation for the erection, placement or expansion of collector systems associated with commercial facilities generating electricity from wind; and providing for an effective date.

1/25/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/26/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05 2/1/2011 H05 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Campbell, Davison, Eklund, Hunt, Loucks, Moniz, Semlek and Zwonitzer, Dn. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0230HS001/ADOPTED Page 2–line 6 Delete "2012" insert "2013". SEMLEK, CHAIRMAN

2/3/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0230H2001/FAILED Page 1-line 4 After ";" insert "amending applicability of the moratorium;". Page 2-line 1 After "37-2-205" insert "or a commercial facility generating electricity from wind that sells its electricity to such a public utility". STUBSON

2/4/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/7/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Teeters, Vranish, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brown, Gay, Lockhart, Stubson, Throne and Zwonitzer, Dn. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 53 Nays 6 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/8/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S05 2/11/2011 S05 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Driskill, Emerich, Geis and Hicks Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Placed on General File

402 2/23/2011 S Passed CoW 2/24/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/25/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/25/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0063 2/25/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0063 2/25/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0063 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0063 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0086 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0231 Post-dated checks.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dn., Pedersen and Throne

AN ACT relating to the uniform consumer credit code; providing for notification of pay-day check cashing laws; providing for a limit on amount financed; modifying interest charges and maximum term; providing a penalty for a post-dated check cashier who violates this act as specified; allowing for suspension of a post-dated check casher's license; and providing for an effective date.

1/25/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/26/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/3/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Byrd, Patton and Roscoe Nays: Representative(s) Blikre, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Shepperson and Stubson Ayes 3 Nays 6 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/2/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0232 Workers' compensation impairment ratings.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Nicholas, B., Esquibel, K., Harvey and Throne and Senator(s) Perkins and Ross

AN ACT relating to workers' compensation; specifying the reference guide to be used for the rating of physical impairments; and providing for an effective date.

403

1/25/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/26/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10 2/3/2011 H10 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Craft, Greene, Harvey, Hunt and Miller Nays: Representative(s) Gay and Peasley Excused: Representative(s) Gingery Ayes 6 Nays 2 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 H Placed on General File 2/4/2011 H Passed CoW 2/7/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/8/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Kroeker, Madden, Miller, Peasley, Quarberg and Teeters Excused: Representative(s) Pederson and Shepperson Ayes 44 Nays 14 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/8/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S10; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/18/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Martin Nays: Senator(s) Dockstader, Nutting, Schiffer and Scott Ayes 1 Nays 4 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 S Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to SR 7-3(c)

H.B. No. 0233 Abandonment of mineral rights.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dv. and Miller

AN ACT relating to unclaimed property; providing for abandonment of mineral rights as specified; providing for treatment of abandoned mineral rights as unclaimed property of the state; and providing for an effective date.

1/26/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/27/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff

404 3/2/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0234 Alcohol permits-catering permits.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Petroff and Roscoe and Senator(s) Christensen

AN ACT relating to alcoholic beverage permits; providing an exemption to the limitation on catering permits; and providing for an effective date.

1/26/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/27/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/2/2011 Postponed Until July 1, 2011, in Accordance With HR 4-3

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Patton, Roscoe, Shepperson and Stubson Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/2/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0235 Natural gas vehicles.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Roscoe, Burkhart and Miller and Senator(s) Case

AN ACT relating to motor vehicles; providing that the department of transportation and the department of administration and information shall acquire through retrofit or purchase vehicles which operate on natural gas as specified; providing an appropriation; and providing for an effective date.

1/26/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/27/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H08 2/3/2011 H08 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Bonner, Cannady, McKim, Petersen and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Botten, Quarberg and Vranish Ayes 6 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 H Placed on General File 2/3/2011 H Rereferred to H02 2/4/2011 H02 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Harshman, Pedersen and Steward Nays: Representative(s) Wallis

405 Ayes 6 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0235HS001/ADOPTED That Substitute No. 1 for HB0235 DO Pass. QUARBERG, CHAIRMAN

HB0235HW001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 3 After "specified;" insert "providing that the department of transportation shall retrofit vehicles to operate on natural gas as specified;". Page 2-line 3 After "site" insert "and other vehicles if expressly authorized by the legislature". Page 2-lines 5 through 8 Delete entirely. Page 3-line 11 After "act." insert "The department of transportation is authorized to expend these funds to retrofit department of transportation vehicles and department of administration and information vehicles.". Renumber as necessary. QUARBERG, ROSCOE

2/7/2011 H Passed CoW 2/8/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/9/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Bonner, Brown, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Harshman, Harvey, Illoway, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, McKim, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petroff, Roscoe, Steward, Stubson, Throne, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Blikre, Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Cannady, Childers, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Greear, Greene, Hunt, Jaggi, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Miller, Peasley, Petersen, Quarberg, Semlek, Teeters, Vranish and Wallis Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 33 Nays 26 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/10/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S08 2/17/2011 S08 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Cooper, Johnson, Landen and Schiffer Nays: Senator(s) Nutting Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/17/2011 S Placed on General File 2/17/2011 S Rereferred to S02 2/18/2011 S02 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Hastert, Meier, Nicholas, P., Peterson and Von Flatern Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 S Placed on General File

406 HB0235SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 2 After "transportation" delete balance of line and insert "and the department of administration and information". Page 1-line 3 Delete. Page 1-line 4 Delete through "transportation". Page 1-lines 12 through 14 Delete. Page 2-lines 1 through 10 Delete. Page 2-line 12 Delete "(b)". Page 2-line 22 Delete "one million dollars" insert "two hundred thousand dollars ($200,000.00)". Page 2-line 23 Delete "($1,000,000.00)". Page 2-line 24 Delete "transportation" insert "administration and information"; delete "Any amount of". Page 3-lines 1 through 13 Delete. NICHOLAS, CHAIRMAN

2/22/2011 S Passed CoW 2/23/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading

HB0235S3001.01/ADOPTED (CORRECTED COPY) (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 4 Delete "retrofit" insert "acquire through retrofit or purchase"; delete "to" insert "which". Page 2-line 14 After "retrofit" insert "or acquire". Page 2-line 15 Delete "to" insert "which". Page 2-line 17 After "retrofitted" insert "or acquired". NUTTING HB0235S3001.02/FAILED (CORRECTED COPY) (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 2-line 22 Delete the Senate Standing Committee Amendment (HB0235SS001/AE) to this line and further amend as follows: delete "one million dollars" insert "four hundred thousand dollars ($400,000.00)". NUTTING

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Coe, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Hicks, Johnson, Martin, Nutting, Perkins and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Burns, Case, Christensen, Cooper, Dockstader, Geis, Hines, Jennings, Landen, Meier, Nicholas, P., Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer and Scott Ayes 12 Nays 18 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/24/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Jennings, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Hines and Johnson Ayes 28 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/24/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/25/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman,

407 Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dn. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Burkhart, Freeman, Loucks, McOmie, Miller, Peasley, Steward and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Gay and Pederson Ayes 48 Nays 10 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/25/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0067 2/28/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0067 2/28/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0067 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0067 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0143 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0236 Complimentary hunting licenses-persons with disabilities.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Peasley, Barbuto, Blake, Craft, Freeman and Roscoe and Senator(s) Meier

AN ACT relating to game and fish; eliminating fee for antelope licenses distributed to organizations dedicated to providing hunting opportunities to individuals with disabilities as specified; providing for recoupment of fees for those licenses; and providing for an effective date.

1/26/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/27/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H06; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/2/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Davison and Jaggi Nays: Representative(s) Bonner, Botten, Connolly, McKim, McOmie, Petroff and Shepperson Ayes 2 Nays 7 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0237 National guard educational assistance.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Greene, Blake, Brown and Moniz

AN ACT relating to combat veterans; expanding eligibility for educational benefits to combat veterans who were not Wyoming residents at the time of entering national military service as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/26/2011 Bill Number Assigned

408 1/27/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H08 2/4/2011 H08 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Bonner, Cannady, Quarberg and Vranish Nays: Representative(s) Botten, McKim, Petersen and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 5 Nays 4 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 H Placed on General File; Did Not Consider in CoW

H.B. No. 0238 Tattoo studios-blood donation certification.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dn., Blake, Kasperik and Petroff and Senator(s) Martin

AN ACT relating to public health and safety; providing for voluntary certification of tattoo studios as specified; providing for rulemaking; providing a definition; and providing for an effective date.

1/26/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/27/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/2/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0239 Child caring facilities-certification.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Quarberg

AN ACT relating to certification of child caring facilities; providing an exemption from certification; providing that certain exempt facilities may not receive funds appropriated by the state; and providing for an effective date.

1/26/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/27/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H09 2/1/2011 H Rereferred to H10; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/3/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Harvey, Miller and Peasley Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Craft, Gay, Gingery, Greene and Hunt Ayes 3 Nays 6 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

409

H.B. No. 0240 Workplace safety.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Blake and Throne and Senator(s) Hastert

AN ACT relating to the Wyoming Occupational Health and Safety Act; providing for an increase in fines and civil penalties as specified; providing for periodic adjustment of civil penalties; and providing for an effective date.

1/27/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/28/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H09; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/2/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0241 School districts-assessments.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Harshman and Burkhart and Senator(s) Landen

AN ACT relating to student assessments; phasing out use of school district body of evidence systems for establishing high school graduation requirements; providing for further study and subsequent legislation; and providing for an effective date.

1/27/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/28/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04 2/4/2011 H04 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Connolly, Freeman, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Madden and Teeters Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0241HS001/ADOPTED That Substitute No. 1 for HB0241 DO Pass. TEETERS, CHAIRMAN

2/7/2011 H Passed CoW 2/8/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/9/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff,

410 Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dn. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 58 Nays 1 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/10/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S04; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/2/2011 S Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to SR 7-3(c)

H.B. No. 0242 Insurance-surplus lines.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Illoway and Senator(s) Case

AN ACT relating to insurance; providing for interstate cooperation in regulation of surplus lines; providing for computation of tax on surplus lines; providing definitions; repealing inconsistent provisions; and providing for an effective date.

1/27/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/28/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 2/1/2011 H07 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Patton, Roscoe, Shepperson and Stubson Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0242HS001/ADOPTED Page 6-line 24 After "commissioner" insert "unless more frequent reporting and payment is required by participation in a multistate compact, reciprocal agreement or clearinghouse pursuant to subsection (g) of this section". ILLOWAY, CHAIRMAN

2/2/2011 H Passed CoW 2/3/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/4/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Brown, Gay and Miller Ayes 57 Nays 0 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

411

2/7/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/7/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S07 2/17/2011 S07 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Case, Hines, Johnson, Martin and Scott Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/17/2011 S Placed on General File 2/22/2011 S Passed CoW 2/23/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/24/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/24/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0056 2/24/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0056 2/24/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0056 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0056 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0103 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0243 Human remains-training of search and rescue dogs.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Krone, Bonner, Loucks, Petroff and Stubson and Senator(s) Coe

AN ACT relating to human remains; providing for use of human remains by persons certified to train search and rescue animals; and providing for an effective date.

1/27/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/28/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H06 2/2/2011 H06 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Bonner, Botten, Connolly, Davison, Jaggi, McKim, McOmie, Petroff and Shepperson Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 H Placed on General File 2/4/2011 H Passed CoW 2/7/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/8/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

412 ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Pederson and Shepperson Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/8/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S06 2/17/2011 S06 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Dockstader, Driskill and Esquibel, F. Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/17/2011 S Placed on General File 2/23/2011 S Passed CoW 2/24/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/25/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/25/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0064 2/25/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0064 2/25/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0064 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0064 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0093 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0244 Unemployment insurance amendments.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Connolly and Senator(s) Hastert

AN ACT relating to unemployment insurance; authorizing compensation for persons unemployed due to specified compelling family circumstances; removing limitations on benefits for persons unemployed because of a spouse's employment transfer; amending the period for which extended benefits are payable; providing an alternative base period for determination of benefits periods; providing a training extension benefit for certain permanently laid off workers; and providing for effective dates.

1/27/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/28/2011 H Received for Introduction

413 1/28/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H09 2/4/2011 H09 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Byrd, Greear, Moniz, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Kasperik, Lockhart and Stubson Excused: Representative(s) Roscoe Ayes 5 Nays 3 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 H Placed on General File 2/4/2011 H Rereferred to H02 2/7/2011 H02 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Edmonds, Esquibel, K., Harshman, Pedersen, Steward and Wallis Ayes 7 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/7/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0244HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 1 Delete "authorizing". Page 1-lines 2 through 4 Delete entirely. Page 1-line 5 Delete "employment transfer;". Page 1-line 8 After ";" insert "requiring a report;". Page 2-line 22 After "employment" delete balance of line. Page 2-line 23 Delete the line through "employment". Page 3-line 17 Delete ", 27-3-311(a)(i)(C) and (D)," insert "and". Page 3-line 18 Delete "and". Page 3-line 19 Delete entirely. Page 3-line 20 Delete "through (xii)". Page 5-lines 13 through 22 Delete entirely. Page 6-lines 1 through 24 Delete entirely. Page 7-lines 2 through 24 Delete entirely. Page 15-lines 1 through 22 Delete entirely. Page 16-lines 1 and 2 Delete entirely. Page 16-After line 2 Insert: "Section 3. The department of employment shall submit a report to the joint minerals, business and economic development interim committee by December 15, 2011 specifying the effects of this act on unemployment insurance programs.". Page 16-line 4 Delete "3" insert "4". STUBSON, VICE-CHAIRMAN

HB0244HS002/ADOPTED Page 16-After line 2 Delete the first standing committee amendment (HB0244HS001/A) to this line and insert: "Section 3. The department of employment shall submit a report to the joint minerals, business and economic development and joint appropriations interim committees by December 1, 2011 specifying the effects of this act on unemployment insurance programs.". BERGER, CHAIRMAN

2/7/2011 H Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

414 ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Botten, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Krone, McOmie, Patton, Petroff, Roscoe, Steward, Throne, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dn. Nays: Representative(s) Bonner, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Cannady, Childers, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Gingery, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Quarberg, Semlek, Stubson, Teeters, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 25 Nays 34 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0245 Cruelty to animals-2.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Wallis

AN ACT relating to animal cruelty; providing for county commissioner declaration of animal cruelty as a public nuisance; providing penalties; and providing for an effective date.

1/27/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/28/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H05; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0246 National guard-disposal of land.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Quarberg and Senator(s) Geis

AN ACT relating to the military department and the board of land commissioners; specifying the procedures for transferring property to another governmental entity; specifying procedures for the transfer of property where the military department is not the only title holder; and providing for an effective date.

1/27/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/28/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H08 2/4/2011 H08 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Bonner, Botten, Cannady, McKim, Petersen, Quarberg and Vranish Nays: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 H Placed on General File

415

HB0246HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 19 After "paragraph" insert "and W.S. 9-2-1016(b)(viii)". PETERSEN, VICE-CHAIRMAN

2/7/2011 H Passed CoW 2/8/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/9/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dn. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 58 Nays 1 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/10/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S08 2/15/2011 S08 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Cooper, Johnson, Landen, Nutting and Schiffer Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/15/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0246SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 2-line 19 Delete "(iii)" insert "(viii)". SCHIFFER

2/17/2011 S Passed CoW 2/18/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/22/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case Excused: Senator(s) Emerich Ayes 28 Nays 1 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/22/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/23/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker,

416 Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Kasperik, Lockhart and Pederson Ayes 56 Nays 0 Excused 4 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/23/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0047 2/24/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0047 2/24/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0047 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0047 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0095 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0247 Education accountability-2.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Teeters

AN ACT relating to public education; creating the Wyoming Accountability in Education Act and establishing a statewide education accountability system; establishing system components and student performance measures; imposing duties upon the state board of education and the state superintendent; prescribing consequences for school level student performance; establishing a legislative select committee to review and expand system components; imposing select committee reporting requirements and providing for an advisory committee comprised of public education representatives; prescribing staffing; providing appropriations; and providing for an effective date.

1/27/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/28/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0248 Unlawful protesting at a funeral-amendments.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Byrd, Brown and Childers and Senator(s) Driskill

AN ACT relating to crimes and offenses; providing criminal penalties for a protest directed at a funeral or memorial service as specified; increasing the buffer zone between a funeral or memorial service and a protest directed at a funeral or memorial service as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/28/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/31/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H08 2/4/2011 H08 Recommended Do Pass

417

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blake, Bonner, Botten, Cannady, McKim, Petersen, Quarberg, Vranish and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 H Placed on General File 2/7/2011 H Passed CoW 2/8/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/9/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Miller, Peasley and Zwonitzer, Dn. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 55 Nays 4 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/9/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/9/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S08 2/15/2011 S08 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Cooper, Johnson, Landen, Nutting and Schiffer Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/15/2011 S Placed on General File 2/22/2011 S Passed CoW 2/23/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/24/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/24/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0057 2/24/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0057 2/24/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0057 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0057 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0080 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

418

H.B. No. 0249 Acceptance of citation.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Nicholas, B. and Krone and Senator(s) Perkins

AN ACT relating to criminal procedure; providing that acceptance of a citation by a person serves as a promise to appear in court as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/28/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/31/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 2/2/2011 H01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 H Placed on General File 2/3/2011 H Passed CoW 2/4/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/7/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Davison, Edmonds, Gay, Hunt, Kroeker, Miller and Peasley Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 51 Nays 8 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/7/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/7/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/18/2011 S01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 S Placed on General File 2/22/2011 S Passed CoW

HB0249S2001/ADOPTED Page 4-line 7 Delete "by accepting" insert "manifested by his refusal to accept". MEIER, PERKINS

419 2/23/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/24/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Burns, Christensen, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Bebout, Case, Coe, Geis, Jennings, Meier and Rothfuss Ayes 23 Nays 7 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/24/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/25/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel and Peasley Excused: Representative(s) Gay and Pederson Ayes 56 Nays 2 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/25/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0068 2/28/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0068 2/28/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0068 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0068 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0167 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0250 Outfitters and guides-waste of game meat.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Krone

AN ACT relating to outfitters and guides; requiring outfitters and guides to ensure compliance by clients with specified game and fish laws; and providing for an effective date.

1/28/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/31/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H06; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

420

H.B. No. 0251 Abortion-ultrasound information.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Brechtel, Edmonds, Eklund, Jaggi, Kroeker, Loucks, Lubnau, McKim and Peasley and Senator(s) Dockstader and Meier

AN ACT relating to public health and safety; requiring physicians to provide patients with specified information before certain abortion procedures; providing a definition and amending a definition; and providing for an effective date.

1/28/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/31/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04 2/4/2011 H04 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Madden and Teeters Nays: Representative(s) Connolly and Freeman Ayes 7 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0251HS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 2 Delete ", orally and in person". Page 2-line 3 Delete "active". Page 2-line 4 After second "child" insert ".". Page 2-lines 5 through 12 Delete entirely. TEETER, CHAIRMAN

2/7/2011 H Passed CoW

HB0251H2001/FAILED Page 1-line 13 Delete ", at". Page 1-line 14 Delete the line through "hours". Page 1-line 15 After "performed" delete the balance of the line. Page 1-line 16 Delete entirely. Page 2-line 1 Delete "referring" insert "the". Page 2-line 3 Delete "of" insert ".". Page 2-line 4 Delete entirely including the standing committee amendment (HB0251HS001/A) to this line. Page 2-lines 17 and 18 Delete entirely. Page 2-line 20 Delete entirely and insert "(i) Remove a nonviable fetus;". Page 2-line 22 Delete "(iii)" insert "(ii)". MADDEN

HB0251H2003/ADOPTED Delete the Madden second reading amendment (HB0251H2001/A) entirely. Delete the Throne second reading amendment (HB0251H2002/A) entirely and further amend as follows: Page 1-line 3 Delete "nonemergency". Page 1-line 4 Delete "definitions" insert "a definition". Page 1-lines 13 through 16 Delete entirely and insert:

421 "(a) Prior to an abortion being performed, the physician or a qualified person assisting the physician shall: (i) Inform the pregnant woman of the medical and psychological risks of abortion; (ii) Inform the woman of the medical and psychological risks of alternatives to abortion, including the risks of pregnancy and childbirth; (iii) Inform the woman that she has a right to view an ultrasound; (iv) Direct the woman to available counseling and other resources; and (v) Discuss birth control options to prevent unintended pregnancy including availability, risks and efficacy.". Page 2-lines 1 through 4 Delete entirely including the standing committee amendment (HB0251HS001/A) to these lines. Page 2-line 15 Delete "with the intent to". Page 2-after line 15 Insert: "(i) To save the life or preserve the health of the mother;". Page 2-lines 17 and 18 Delete entirely. Page 2-line 20 Delete entirely and insert "(ii) To remove a nonviable fetus;". Page 2-line 22 After "(iii)" insert "To"; delete "." insert ";". Page 2-after line 22 Insert: "(iv) When the pregnancy is the result of: (A) Incest as defined by W.S. 6-4-402; or (B) Sexual assault as defined by W.S. 6-2-301 if the assault is reported to a law enforcement agency within five (5) days after the assault or within five (5) days after the time the victim is capable of reporting the assault.". Page 3-line 10 Delete ":". Page 3-lines 12 through 22 Delete entirely. Page 4-line 1 Delete "(ii)". Renumber as necessary. WALLIS

HB0251H2004/FAILED Delete the Madden second reading amendment (HB0251H2001/A) entirely. Delete the Throne second reading amendment (HB0251H2002/A) entirely. Delete the Wallis second reading amendment (HB0251H2003/A) entirely and further amend as follows: Page 1-line 15 Delete "on an unborn child". Page 2-line 3 Delete the standing committee amendment (HB0251HS001/A) to this line. BRECHTEL

2/8/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

HB0251H3001/ADOPTED Page 1-lines 13 through 16 In the Wallis second reading amendment (HB0251H2003/A) to these lines, in subsection (a) created by that amendment; delete "Prior" insert "At least twenty-four (24) hours prior". Page 2-after line 15 In the Wallis second reading amendment (HB0251H2003/A) to this line after "mother;" insert: "(ii) To save the life or preserve the health of an unborn child;". Renumber as necessary. WALLIS, EDMONDS, TEETERS

2/9/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

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ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Jaggi, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Quarberg, Semlek, Stubson and Teeters Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Byrd, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Goggles, Hunt, Illoway, Kasperik, Patton, Petroff, Roscoe, Steward, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 34 Nays 25 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/15/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S05 2/18/2011 S05 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Geis and Hicks Nays: Senator(s) Driskill and Emerich Ayes 3 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/18/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0251SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-line 3 After "certain" insert "nonemergency"; delete "a definition" insert "definitions". Page 1-line 13 After "(a)" insert "Except in the case of medical emergency,". Page 1-line 14 Delete "the" insert "a". Page 1-line 15 After "person" delete the balance of the line and insert "shall inform the pregnant woman that she has a right to view an ultrasound of the unborn child and hear the heartbeat of the unborn child.". Page 2-lines 1 through 16 Delete. Page 2-lines 21 and 22 Delete and renumber. Page 3-line 4 Delete and renumber. Page 3-lines 8 through 16 Delete and renumber. Page 3-line 19 After "physician" insert "or qualified person". Page 4-line 4 After "section" insert ":" and delete balance of the line. Page 4-lines 5 through 7 Delete entirely and insert: "(i) "Medical emergency" means a pregnant woman's condition which, on the basis of a physician's good faith clinical judgment: (A) So complicates her health that the immediate termination of her pregnancy is necessary to prevent her death; or (B) Creates a serious risk of causing her substantial and irreversible impairment of a major bodily function. (ii) "Qualified person" means a licensed psychologist, clinical social worker, professional counselor, registered nurse or physician; (iii) "Unborn child" means a human embryo or fetus.". GEIS, CHAIRMAN

2/25/2011 S Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

423 ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Cooper, Dockstader, Geis, Hicks, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Meier, Nutting, Perkins and Ross Nays: Senator(s) Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Hines, Martin, Nicholas, P., Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Excused: Senator(s) Peterson Ayes 14 Nays 15 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0252 Review of state executive department positions.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Harvey, Berger, Buchanan, Lubnau and Miller and Senator(s) Bebout, Nicholas, P. and Scott

AN ACT relating to administration of government; providing for a study of state executive department positions; providing for reports; and providing for an effective date.

1/28/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/31/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10 2/3/2011 H10 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Craft, Gay, Gingery, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Miller and Peasley Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0252HS001/ADOPTED Page 3-line 13 Delete "." insert ";". Page 3-After line 13 Insert: "(vi) The position based on the agency's organizational structure.". CRAFT, ACTING CHAIRMAN

2/4/2011 H Passed CoW 2/7/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/8/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dn. Excused: Representative(s) Pederson and Shepperson Ayes 57 Nays 1 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/9/2011 S Received for Introduction

424 2/9/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S10 2/17/2011 S10 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Dockstader, Martin, Nutting, Schiffer and Scott Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/17/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0252SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 4-line 3 Delete "." insert ";". Page 4-after line 3 Insert: "(iii) Consider any federal requirements for positions in programs that are partly federally funded.". SCOTT, CHAIRMAN

2/23/2011 S Passed CoW 2/24/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/25/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case Ayes 29 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/25/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/28/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0075 2/28/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0075 2/28/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0075 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0075 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0162 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0253 Wyoming Nurse Practice Act amendment.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Kasperik and Lubnau and Senator(s) Nutting

425

AN ACT relating to nursing; expanding the exemption from licensure for persons enrolled in nursing programs; and providing for an effective date.

1/28/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/31/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10 2/3/2011 H10 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Craft, Gay, Gingery, Greene, Harvey, Hunt, Miller and Peasley Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 H Placed on General File 2/4/2011 H Passed CoW 2/7/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/8/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Pederson and Shepperson Ayes 58 Nays 0 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/8/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S10 2/14/2011 S10 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Dockstader, Martin, Nutting, Schiffer and Scott Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/14/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0253SS001/ADOPTED Page 2-line 1 Delete "such" insert "the". SCOTT, CHAIRMAN

2/23/2011 S Passed CoW 2/24/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/25/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

426 2/25/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/28/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0076 2/28/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0076 2/28/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0076 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0076 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0169 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0254 Property taxation-appeals.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Throne and Madden

AN ACT relating to property taxation; requiring specific findings and conclusions as to evidence presented in a taxpayer appeal; and providing for an effective date.

1/28/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/31/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 2/2/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0254HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 1 Delete "a". Page 1-line 2 Delete "finding" insert "findings and conclusions". Page 2-line 1 Delete "a specific finding" insert "specific findings and conclusions". Page 2-line 12 Delete "a". Page 2-line 13 Delete "finding" insert "findings and conclusions". Page 2-line 15 Delete "July 1, 2011" insert "immediately upon completion of all acts necessary for a bill to become law as provided by Article 4, Section 8 of the Wyoming Constitution". BROWN, CHAIRMAN

427

2/3/2011 H Passed CoW 2/4/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/7/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/8/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S03 2/10/2011 S03 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Case, Emerich, Hines and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 S Placed on General File 2/23/2011 S Passed CoW 2/24/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/25/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/25/2011 Assigned Number HEA No.0059 2/25/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0059 2/25/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0059 3/2/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0059 3/2/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0127 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0255 Veteran's tax exemption.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Patton, Blikre, Botten, Byrd and Illoway and Senator(s) Burns and Schiffer

AN ACT relating to taxation and revenue; clarifying requirements to remain qualified for the veteran's property tax exemption; and providing for an effective date.

428 1/28/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/31/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 2/1/2011 H07 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Patton, Roscoe, Shepperson and Stubson Ayes 9 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/1/2011 H Placed on General File 2/2/2011 H Passed CoW 2/3/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/4/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Brown, Gay and Miller Ayes 57 Nays 0 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/7/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S03 2/10/2011 S03 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Case, Emerich, Hines and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0255SS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 15 Delete "he" insert "the claimant". Page 2-line 2 Delete "he" insert "the claimant". HINES, CHAIRMAN

2/23/2011 S Passed CoW 2/24/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/25/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Ayes 30 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/25/2011 H Received for Concurrence 2/28/2011 H Did Concur

429

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Ayes 59 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0077 2/28/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0077 2/28/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0077 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0077 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0156 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0256 Wyoming Safe Homes Act-2.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Craft, Barbuto, Connolly and Pedersen and Senator(s) Cooper and Hastert

AN ACT relating to domestic and sexual violence; creating a Wyoming Safe Homes Act as specified; authorizing a victim of domestic or sexual violence to terminate a lease as specified; providing an affirmative defense as specified; prohibiting eviction of victims of domestic or sexual violence as specified; providing definitions; prohibiting waiver of provisions of act by separate agreement; and providing for an effective date.

1/28/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/31/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 2/3/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B. and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel and Peasley Ayes 7 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 H Placed on General File

HB0256HS001/FAILED Page 4-line 12 Delete "." insert "; and". Page 4-After line 12 Insert: "(iii) The domestic abuse or sexual violence occurred not more than sixty (60) days prior to the date of giving the written notice to the landlord, or if circumstances are such that the tenant could not reasonably give notice within that time period because of reasons related to the domestic abuse or sexual violence, including, but not limited to,

430 hospitalization or seeking assistance for shelter or counseling, then as soon thereafter as practicable.". BROWN, CHAIRMAN

HB0256HW001/ADOPTED Page 4-line 22 After "of" insert "domestic abuse or". Page 5-line 7 After "of the" insert "domestic abuse or". Page 5-line 8 After "of the" insert "domestic abuse or". Page 5-line 11 After "of" insert "domestic abuse or". Page 5-line 13 After "of" insert "domestic abuse or". Page 5-line 21 After "The" insert "domestic abuse or". Page 6-line 1 After "to the" insert "domestic abuse or". CRAFT

2/7/2011 H Passed CoW 2/8/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

HB0256H3001.01/ADOPTED Page 1-line 6 Delete "prohibiting". Page 1-line 7 Delete entirely. Page 1-line 8 Delete the first "specified;". Page 4-line 7 After "gave" insert "thirty (30) days". Page 4-line 8 Delete "or within three (3) days of". Page 5-line 4 After "gave" insert "thirty (30) days". Page 5-line 5 Delete "or within three (3) days of". Page 5-line 9 After "provided" delete balance of line and insert "medical, court or police evidence of domestic abuse or sexual violence". Page 5-line 10 Delete the line through "evidence". Page 5-line 11 Delete ":" insert "; and". Page 5-lines 13 through 19 Delete entirely including the Craft committee of the whole amendment (HB0256HW001/A) to these lines. Page 6-lines 6 through 14 Delete entirely. Page 6-line 16 Delete "(d)" insert "(c)". Page 7-line 8 After "change" insert ", at the tenant's expense,". Page 7-line 15 After "by" delete balance of the line and insert "medical, court or police". Page 7-line 16 Delete the line through "types of". Page 7-line 17 Delete ":" insert ".". Page 7-lines 19 through 23 Delete entirely. Page 8-lines 1 and 2 Delete entirely. Page 8-lines 11 through 23 Delete entirely. Page 9-lines 1 and 2 Delete entirely. Page 9-line 4 Delete "(d)" insert "(c)". Page 9-line 6 Delete "(a), (b) or (c)" insert "(a) or (b)"; after "section" insert "and payment of a reasonable lock changing fee". Page 9-line 10 After "tenant" delete balance of the line. Page 9-line 11 Delete entirely. Page 9-line 12 Delete "changed,". Page 9-line 15 Delete "(e)" insert "(d)". Page 9-line 19 Delete "(f)" insert "(e)". Page 10-line 20 Delete "; costs". Page 10-line 22 Delete "(a)". Page 11-line 3 After "locks." delete balance of the line. Page 11-lines 4 through 24 Delete entirely. Renumber as necessary. CRAFT, LUBNAU

431

HB0256H3001.02/FAILED Page 10-lines 10 through 18 Delete entirely. CRAFT, LUBNAU

2/9/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Brown, Burkhart, Byrd, Cannady, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Madden, McOmie, Pederson, Petroff, Roscoe, Steward, Throne, Vranish, Wallis and Zwonitzer, Dn. Nays: Representative(s) Botten, Brechtel, Buchanan, Campbell, Childers, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Greear, Illoway, Jaggi, Kroeker, Loucks, Lubnau, McKim, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Quarberg, Semlek, Stubson, Teeters and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 33 Nays 26 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/11/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/22/2011 S01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F., Hicks and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/22/2011 S Placed on General File

HB0256SS001/ADOPTED (TO ENGROSSED COPY) Page 1-lines 5 through 7 Delete and insert "prohibiting eviction of victims of domestic or sexual violence as specified;". Page 1-line 14 Delete "1-21-1306" insert "1-21-1304". Page 2-lines 20 through 23 Delete and renumber. Page 3-lines 1 and 2 Delete. Page 3-line 14 Delete "1-21-1306" insert "1-21-1304". Page 4-line 5 After "premises" insert ", as demonstrated by medical, court or police evidence of domestic abuse or sexual violence". Page 4-line 7 Delete "thirty (30)" insert "seven (7)". Page 5-line 4 Delete "thirty (30)" insert "seven (7)". Page 5-line 8 Delete "domestic abuse or". Page 5-after line 23 Insert and renumber: "(c) A landlord may not terminate a tenancy based solely on the tenant's or applicant's or a household member's status as a victim of domestic abuse or sexual violence. This subsection does not prohibit adverse housing decisions based upon other lawful factors within the landlord's knowledge.". Page 6-lines 13 through 23 Delete and renumber. Page 7-lines 1 through 23 Delete. Page 8-lines 1 through 24 Delete. Page 9-lines 2 through 8 Delete and renumber. Page 9-line 10 Delete "1-21-1306" insert "1-21-1304". Page 9-lines 16 through 24 Delete and renumber.

432 Page 10-lines 1 through 22 Delete. Page 11-line 1 Delete "3" insert "2". PERKINS, CHAIRMAN

2/25/2011 S Passed CoW 2/28/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 3/1/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Meier, Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Bebout, Burns, Case, Driskill and Nicholas, P.. Ayes 25 Nays 5 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/1/2011 H Received for Concurrence 3/2/2011 H Did Concur

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Madden, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Petersen, Petroff, Steward, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Edmonds, Gay, Greear, Kroeker, Lubnau, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Patton, Peasley, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Stubson and Teeters Excused: Representative(s) Pederson Ayes 42 Nays 17 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

3/2/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0097 3/3/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0097 3/3/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0097 3/10/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0097 3/10/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0189 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0257 Popular vote compact.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Throne and Zwonitzer, Dn.

AN ACT relating to authorizing the governor to enter into the interstate compact for the election of the president of the United States by national popular vote; requiring each member state to conduct a statewide popular election for president and vice president; providing procedures for presidential electors; providing definitions; and providing for an effective date.

1/31/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/31/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 2/2/2011 H Rereferred to H01; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff

433 2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0258 Game & fish-pioneer licenses.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Barbuto

AN ACT relating to game and fish; providing for issuance of pioneer licenses based on collective years of residency; and providing for an effective date.

1/31/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/31/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H06; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0259 Ethanol producer tax credit.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dv., Madden and Roscoe

AN ACT relating to taxation and revenue; limiting the ethanol tax credit as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/31/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/31/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03 2/4/2011 H03 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Campbell, Childers, Goggles, Madden, Petersen, Semlek and Vranish Nays: Representative(s) Miller Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 H Placed on General File 2/7/2011 H Passed CoW 2/8/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/9/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Harvey Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 58 Nays 1 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/9/2011 S Received for Introduction

434 2/9/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S03 2/15/2011 S03 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Case, Emerich and Hines Nays: Senator(s) Perkins Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/15/2011 S Placed on General File 2/24/2011 S Passed CoW 2/25/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/28/2011 S Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Burns, Case, Christensen, Coe, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Meier, Nicholas, P., Perkins, Ross, Rothfuss, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Cooper, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Martin, Nutting, Peterson and Schiffer Ayes 20 Nays 10 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 Assigned Number HEA No. 0078 2/28/2011 H Speaker Signed HEA No. 0078 2/28/2011 S President Signed HEA No. 0078 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEA No. 0078 3/3/2011 Assigned Chapter Number

Chapter No. 0170 Session Laws of Wyoming 2011

H.B. No. 0260 Industrial siting-financial resources.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Stubson and Senator(s) Perkins

AN ACT relating to industrial siting; repealing requirements to provide financial assurances regarding construction, maintenance and operation; and providing for an effective date.

1/31/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/31/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H09 2/2/2011 H09 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Greear, Kasperik, Lockhart, Moniz, Stubson and Zwonitzer, Dn. Nays: Representative(s) Byrd, Roscoe and Zwonitzer, Dv. Ayes 6 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 H Placed on General File 2/7/2011 H Passed CoW 2/8/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/9/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

435

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Semlek, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish and Wallis Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Connolly, Madden, Roscoe, Steward, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 52 Nays 7 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/9/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/9/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S09 2/11/2011 S09 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Coe, Cooper, Jennings and Rothfuss Ayes 5 Nays 0 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Placed on General File 2/25/2011 S Passed CoW 2/28/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading

HB0260S3001/FAILED Page 1-line 9 Delete "and 35-12-113(a)(iv)" insert ", 35-12-113(a)(iv) and 35-12-116(a)(ii) and (iii) and by creating a new paragraph (iv)". Page 3-after line 21 Insert and renumber: "35-12-116. Revocation or suspension of permit. (a) A permit may be revoked or suspended for: (ii) Failure to comply with the terms or conditions of the permit after notice of the failure from the office and reasonable opportunity to correct the failure; or (iii) Violation of this chapter, the regulations issued pursuant to this chapter or orders of the council or office;. or (iv) Prior to construction of the facility authorized by a permit issued pursuant to this chapter, the occurrence of any of the following: (A) Dissolution or termination of the applicant's existence as a going business, appointment of a receiver for any part of the applicant's permitted project, any assignment for the benefit of creditors of the applicant, or the commencement of any proceeding under any bankruptcy laws by or against the applicant; (B) Commencement of foreclosure, whether by judicial proceeding, self-help, repossession or any other method by any creditor of the applicant against any part of the applicant's permitted project; (C) The sale, transfer or other conveyance of more than fifty percent (50%) of the applicant's permitted project to any third party; or (D) The sale, transfer or other conveyance of more than 50% of the ownership interest in the applicant's permitted project.". CASE

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3/1/2011 S Failed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Bebout, Coe, Cooper, Dockstader, Geis, Jennings, Landen, Martin, Meier, Perkins, Peterson, Rothfuss and Scott Nays: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Burns, Case, Christensen, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Johnson, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Ross, Schiffer and Von Flatern Ayes 13 Nays 17 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.B. No. 0261 Ethanol credit-recoupment.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Madden, Blikre, Campbell, Goggles, McOmie, Miller, Petersen and Zwonitzer, Dv.

AN ACT relating to department of transportation; creating an ethanol tax credit recoupment program; providing for recoupment of fuel taxes lost due to statutorily designated ethanol tax credits; providing an appropriation; providing for reports; and providing for an effective date.

1/31/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/31/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0262 Healthy workplace.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dn.

AN ACT relating to labor and employment; providing for a civil action for unlawful employment practices as specified; establishing affirmative defenses; providing a statement of intent; providing definitions; and providing for an effective date.

1/31/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/31/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0263 Wyoming task force on asset building for children.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Zwonitzer, Dn.

AN ACT relating to children; creating the Wyoming task force on asset building for children; creating a Wyoming asset building program account; providing appropriations; and providing for an effective date.

437

1/31/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/31/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.B. No. 0264 Hathaway scholarships-school notifications.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Harshman

AN ACT relating to education; modifying requirements for written communications from schools to notify students of the Hathaway scholarship program; and providing for an effective date.

1/31/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/31/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04 2/3/2011 H04 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Freeman, Krone, Loucks and Teeters Nays: Representative(s) Connolly, Kroeker and Madden Ayes 6 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 H Placed on General File 2/4/2011 H Passed CoW 2/7/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/8/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Cannady, Childers, Craft, Davison, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Peasley, Petroff, Teeters and Vranish Nays: Representative(s) Botten, Byrd, Campbell, Connolly, Edmonds, Freeman, Gay, Harvey, Kroeker, Madden, McKim, Miller, Patton, Petersen, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Throne, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Pederson and Shepperson Ayes 35 Nays 23 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/9/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S04 2/11/2011 S04 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Coe, Jennings, Landen and Rothfuss Excused: Senator(s) Barnard Ayes 4 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/11/2011 S Placed on General File; Did Not Consider in CoW

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H.B. No. 0265 Name changes-sealed.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Barbuto, Greene, Harvey, Petroff and Throne and Senator(s) Hastert

AN ACT relating to change of name proceedings in district court; allowing change of name proceedings and records to be nonpublic and sealed in certain cases; exempting such cases from residency requirements as specified; providing for documentation as specified; and providing for an effective date.

1/31/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/31/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 403(c)

H.B. No. 0266 Student assessments-body of evidence.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Freeman, Craft, Harshman, McOmie and Teeters

AN ACT relating to student assessment; phasing out use of school district body of evidence systems for establishing high school graduation requirements; directing the department of education to review alternatives and report recommendations to the legislature; imposing duties on the legislature; and providing for an effective date.

1/31/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/31/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H04; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 3/1/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.J. No. 0001 District court commissioners-authority.

Sponsored By: Joint Judiciary Interim Committee

A JOINT RESOLUTION proposing to amend the Wyoming Constitution to expand the authority of district court commissioners.

12/6/2010 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/11/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/14/2011 H01 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B., Peasley and Throne Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel

439 Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/14/2011 H Placed on General File

HJ0001HS001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 2 Delete "eliminate restrictions on" insert "expand". Page 3-lines 1 through 10 Delete entirely and insert: "The adoption of this amendment would expand the authority of district court commissioners. If the amendment is adopted, a district court commissioner could perform additional duties assigned by a district court judge, subject to any restrictions the legislature may impose by law.". BROWN, CHAIRMAN

1/14/2011 H Passed CoW 1/17/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/18/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Buchanan, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Illoway, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Stubson, Throne, Vranish, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Burkhart, Edmonds, Gay, Greear, Hunt, Jaggi, Kroeker, Loucks, McOmie, Miller, Shepperson, Steward, Teeters and Wallis Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 44 Nays 15 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/21/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S01 2/16/2011 S01 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Esquibel, F. and Perkins Excused: Senator(s) Hicks Ayes 4 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/16/2011 S Placed on General File 2/24/2011 S Passed CoW 2/25/2011 S Passed 2nd Reading 2/28/2011 S Failed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case, Dockstader, Driskill, Emerich, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Meier, Nicholas, P., Rothfuss and Schiffer Ayes 19 Nays 11 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 S Reconsidered

440

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Driskill, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Hicks, Landen, Martin, Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Anderson, Case, Dockstader, Emerich, Geis, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Meier, Nicholas, P., Rothfuss, Schiffer and Scott Ayes 17 Nays 13 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 S Reconsidered 17-13; Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Anderson, Barnard, Bebout, Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Driskill, Esquibel, F., Hastert, Hicks, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Nutting, Perkins, Peterson, Ross, Scott and Von Flatern Nays: Senator(s) Case, Dockstader, Emerich, Geis, Hines, Jennings, Meier, Nicholas, P., Rothfuss and Schiffer Ayes 20 Nays 10 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 Assigned Number HEJR No. 0001 3/1/2011 H Speaker Signed HEJR No. 0001 3/1/2011 S President Signed HEJR No. 0001 3/3/2011 Governor Signed HEJR No. 0001

H.J. No. 0002 Resolution-U.S. constitution requiring a balanced budget.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Kroeker and Senator(s) Nutting

A JOINT RESOLUTION requesting Congress submit to the states a proposed amendment to the United States Constitution requiring a balanced budget except in times of war or declared national emergency.

1/6/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/11/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/12/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03 1/17/2011 H03 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Campbell, Childers, Madden, Miller, Petersen, Semlek and Vranish Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 8 Nays 0 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/17/2011 H Placed on General File

HJ0002HS001/ADOPTED Page 3-line 8 After "Congress" insert ", legislative leadership of the other forty-nine (49) states". CHILDERS, CHAIRMAN

1/19/2011 H Passed CoW 1/20/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 1/21/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

441

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Byrd, Connolly, Craft, Freeman, Roscoe and Throne Excused: Representative(s) Davison, Goggles and McKim Ayes 49 Nays 8 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/25/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/27/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S03 2/4/2011 S03 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Case, Emerich and Hines Nays: Senator(s) Perkins Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/4/2011 S Placed on General File 2/10/2011 S Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Case, Dockstader, Meier and Nutting Nays: Senator(s) Burns, Christensen, Coe, Cooper, Driskill, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hicks, Hines, Jennings, Johnson, Landen, Martin, Nicholas, P., Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Excused: Senator(s) Anderson, Bebout and Perkins Ayes 5 Nays 22 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.J. No. 0003 Resolution to Congress and the United States Supreme Court.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Childers, Buchanan, Jaggi, Krone, McOmie and Shepperson and Senator(s) Case, Coe and Jennings

A JOINT RESOLUTION demanding Congress cease and desist from enacting mandates beyond the enumerated powers granted to the Congress by the United States Constitution; calling on Congress to amend the tenth amendment and the interstate commerce clause in article 1, section 8 of the United States Constitution so as to restrict the egregious encroachment on states' rights through federal legislation and federal court decisions; and demanding that the United States Supreme Court refrain from issuing decisions which impermissibly expand federal power or restrict individual rights.

1/12/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/13/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/14/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01 1/27/2011 H01 Recommended Do Pass

442

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Brown, Cannady, Greene, Krone and Peasley Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Nicholas, B. and Throne Ayes 6 Nays 3 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/27/2011 H Placed on General File 2/1/2011 H Passed CoW 2/2/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/3/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Berger, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Gay, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Byrd, Connolly, Craft, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Goggles, Roscoe and Throne Excused: Representative(s) Lockhart Ayes 49 Nays 10 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/10/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S03 2/17/2011 S03 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Case and Hines Nays: Senator(s) Emerich and Perkins Ayes 3 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/17/2011 S Placed on General File; Did Not Consider in CoW

H.J. No. 0004 Repeal of 17th amendment.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Miller, Edmonds, Harshman, Peasley and Shepperson

A JOINT RESOLUTION requesting Congress to propose an amendment to the United States Constitution repealing the seventeenth amendment to the United States Constitution.

1/17/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/18/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/19/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/8/2011 Motion to Do Pass Failed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Cannady and Peasley Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Brown, Greene, Krone, Nicholas, B. and Throne

443 Ayes 3 Nays 6 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.J. No. 0005 County/city consolidation.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Petroff and Senator(s) Burns and Christensen

A JOINT RESOLUTION proposing to amend the Wyoming Constitution to allow the legislature to provide for a procedure and laws governing unification of counties and municipalities; defining unified governments as counties for taxation and revenue purposes; providing legislative authority to further define powers and authority of unified governments; requiring a vote; and providing for continuance of debts and obligations.

1/18/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/19/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/20/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H07 1/24/2011 H07 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Blikre, Byrd, Illoway, Patton and Roscoe Nays: Representative(s) Jaggi, Kroeker, Shepperson and Stubson Ayes 5 Nays 4 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/24/2011 H Placed on General File 1/25/2011 H Passed CoW

HJ0005H2001.01/ADOPTED (CORRECTED COPY) Page 1-line 6 Delete "and"; after "vote" insert "; and providing for continuance of debts and obligations". Page 2-line 21 After "municipalities" insert "and a requirement that any existing debt or obligation of the municipalities and counties involved in a unification shall become a debt or obligation of the unified government". Page 3-line 7 After "people" insert "and the debts and obligations of the unifying governments will become debts and obligations of the unified government". PETROFF

HJ0005H2001.02/FAILED (CORRECTED COPY) Page 2-line 15 Delete "and" insert "with". PETROFF

1/26/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading

HJ0005H3001/ADOPTED Page 1-line 5 After "purposes" delete balance of the line. Page 1-line 6 Delete "all other purposes;" insert "; providing legislative authority to further define powers and authority of unified governments;". Page 2-line 17 Delete "and" insert ". The legislature shall provide by general laws applicable to all unified governments for the powers and authority of the same, which laws

444 may determine application of provisions of this constitution governing counties and municipalities.". Page 2-line 18 Delete the line through "purposes.". Page 3-line 5 Delete "and" insert ". The legislature will further provide by law powers and authority of all unified governments.". Page 3-line 6 Delete the line through "purposes.". STUBSON

HJ0005H3002/ADOPTED Page 2-line 15 Delete "and" insert "with". GREEAR

1/27/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gingery, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Illoway, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Loucks, Madden, McOmie, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Throne, Vranish, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Brechtel, Buchanan, Davison, Gay, Hunt, Jaggi, Lockhart, Lubnau, McKim, Miller, Peasley, Quarberg, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters and Wallis Excused: Representative(s) Goggles Ayes 41 Nays 18 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/28/2011 S Received for Introduction 1/28/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S07 2/10/2011 S07 Recommended Amend and Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Case, Johnson, Martin and Scott Nays: Senator(s) Hines Ayes 4 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/10/2011 S Placed on General File; Did Not Consider in CoW

H.J. No. 0006 Private property protection.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Hunt, Eklund, Loucks and Shepperson and Senator(s) Driskill

A JOINT RESOLUTION requesting Congress to refrain from enacting any laws which restrict private property rights in violation of the United States Constitution; calling on the Wyoming delegation to Congress to resist the enactment of all federal laws which impinge on property rights; calling on all elected officials in Wyoming to recognize and protect property rights as guaranteed by the United States Constitution and the Constitution of the State of Wyoming.

1/18/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/19/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/21/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H06 1/26/2011 H06 Recommended Do Pass

445

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Bonner, Botten, Davison, Jaggi, McKim, McOmie, Petroff and Shepperson Nays: Representative(s) Connolly Ayes 8 Nays 1 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

1/26/2011 H Placed on General File

HJ0006HW001/ADOPTED Page 4-after line 20 Insert: "Section 3. That all elected officials of political subdivisions of the state of Wyoming strive to ensure that all agencies, departments and personnel under their control and direction respect and uphold private property rights in accordance with the United States Constitution, the Constitution of the State of Wyoming and the laws of the State of Wyoming.". Page 4-line 22 Delete "Section 3" insert "Section 4". Page 5-line 17 Delete "resolution." insert "resolution; and". Page 5-after line 17 Insert: "(iii) To all elected officials of political subdivisions of the state of Wyoming with a request that they take all reasonable and necessary actions consistent with this resolution.". HUNT

1/28/2011 H Passed CoW 1/31/2011 H Passed 2nd Reading 2/1/2011 H Passed 3rd Reading

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Craft, Davison, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Peasley, Pederson, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Roscoe, Semlek, Shepperson, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Nays: Representative(s) Connolly Excused: Representative(s) Byrd and Edmonds Ayes 57 Nays 1 Excused 2 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/2/2011 S Received for Introduction 2/2/2011 S Introduced and Referred to S06 2/8/2011 S06 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Christensen, Dockstader and Driskill Nays: Senator(s) Burns and Esquibel, F. Ayes 3 Nays 2 Excused 0 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/8/2011 S Placed on General File 2/10/2011 S Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Senator(s) Barnard, Case, Christensen, Dockstader, Driskill, Hicks, Jennings, Landen and Meier

446 Nays: Senator(s) Burns, Coe, Cooper, Emerich, Esquibel, F., Geis, Hastert, Hines, Johnson, Martin, Nicholas, P., Nutting, Peterson, Ross, Rothfuss, Schiffer, Scott and Von Flatern Excused: Senator(s) Anderson, Bebout and Perkins Ayes 9 Nays 18 Excused 3 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.J. No. 0007 Distribution of excess funds.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Miller, Buchanan, Davison, Gay, McOmie, Pedersen, Quarberg and Semlek

A JOINT RESOLUTION proposing to amend the Wyoming Constitution to authorize the legislature to distribute to the citizens of this state surplus tax monies determined to be in excess of the amounts necessary for the support of current operations of government.

1/18/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/19/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/20/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H03 2/3/2011 H03 Recommended Do Pass

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Campbell, Goggles, Miller, Petersen and Semlek Nays: Representative(s) Blikre, Childers and Vranish Excused: Representative(s) Madden Ayes 5 Nays 3 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

2/3/2011 H Placed on General File 2/7/2011 H Failed CoW; Indef Postponed

ROLL CALL Ayes: Representative(s) Brechtel, Buchanan, Davison, Greene, Jaggi, Kroeker, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Peasley, Pederson, Quarberg and Semlek Nays: Representative(s) Barbuto, Berger, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brown, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel, K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greear, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Kasperik, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, Moniz, Nicholas, B., Patton, Petersen, Petroff, Roscoe, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer, Dn. and Zwonitzer, Dv. Excused: Representative(s) Shepperson Ayes 13 Nays 46 Excused 1 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

H.J. No. 0008 Sharia law.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Gay

A JOINT RESOLUTION proposing to amend the Wyoming Constitution to require courts in this state to rely on federal and state laws when deciding cases and to forbid courts from considering international law or Sharia law when deciding cases.

1/19/2011 Bill Number Assigned

447 1/20/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/21/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H01; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

H.J. No. 0009 Health care freedom-4.

Sponsored By: Representative(s) Edmonds, Davison, Jaggi, Kroeker, McKim, Quarberg and Teeters

A JOINT RESOLUTION proposing to amend the Wyoming Constitution by creating a new section specifying that no law shall compel participation in any health care system by any person, employer or health care provider.

1/31/2011 Bill Number Assigned 1/31/2011 H Received for Introduction 1/31/2011 H Introduced and Referred to H10; No Report Prior to CoW Cutoff 2/28/2011 H Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 4-3(c)

LAST DAY THIRTY-SEVENTH DAY MARCH 3, 2011

House Chamber

ROLL CALL Present: Representative(s) Barbuto, Blake, Blikre, Bonner, Botten, Brechtel, Brown, Buchanan, Burkhart, Byrd, Campbell, Cannady, Childers, Connolly, Craft, Davison, Edmonds, Eklund, Esquibel K., Freeman, Gay, Gingery, Goggles, Greene, Harshman, Harvey, Hunt, Illoway, Jaggi, Kasperik, Kroeker, Krone, Lockhart, Loucks, Lubnau, Madden, McKim, McOmie, Miller, Moniz, Nicholas, Patton, Peasley, Petersen, Petroff, Quarberg, Semlek, Steward, Stubson, Teeters, Throne, Vranish, Wallis, Zwonitzer Dn., and Zwonitzer Dv Excused: Representative(s) Berger, Greear, Pedersen, Roscoe and Shepperson Present 55 Excused 5 Absent 0 Conflicts 0

Prayer by Representative Brechtel.

Majority Floor Leader Lubnau moved that a committee of two be appointed to inform the Governor that the House is ready to adjourn; and to escort His Excellency, the Governor, to the House. The motion is adopted.

Speaker Buchanan asked Representatives Semlek and Quarberg to please inform the Governor that the House of Representatives is ready to adjourn; please escort His Excellency , the Governor, Matthew H. Mead, to the House Chamber.

Speaker Buchanan asked the House to rise and come to order. The Sergeant at Arms announced that His Excellency, the Governor of Wyoming, Matthew H. Mead.

Speaker Buchanan welcomed Governor Mead to the House of Representatives.

448 GOVERNOR MATTHEW MEAD'S 2011 CLOSING REMARKS 61ST GENERAL SESSION In separate speeches to the Wyoming Senate and House of Representatives, Governor Matt Mead thanked lawmakers for leaving their homes and families to come to Cheyenne and work on behalf of the state.

Governor Mead said that with the Legislature they made a lot of progress in addressing core areas. Those included jobs and economic growth, technology, infrastructure, supporting communities, streamlining state government, education and seeking Wyoming solutions.

"I am pleased that you all tackled so many of those issues and did it so very well. I am pleased as we look at the bills that come down that I have signed that the State of Wyoming should rightfully be proud of its Legislature."

The highlights Governor Mead pointed to were the passage of bills enhancing the contractor preference law, the manufacturer's sales tax exemption, incentives for data centers and money to improve infrastructure. The Legislature appropriated $45 million for highway projects and $45 million for local governments.

"This is a way to further spur economic development and in part that is because 75% of that $45 million will go to capital projects. Such projects help lay the groundwork to attract new businesses and employers. We need to have the infrastructure in place that will bring in new businesses and help our companies grow."

Governor Mead also thanked the Legislature for the hard work on improving education. He said that the bills passed this year show Wyoming wants to have the best schools in the country and will not settle for poor performances.

Speaker Buchanan thanked Governor Mead on behalf of the members of the House of Representatives and asked Representative Semlek and Representative Quarberg to escort the Governor from the House Chamber.

Majority Floor Leader Lubnau moved that the bills currently pending before this body in the 61st Wyoming State Legislature, 2011 General Session, be indefinitely postponed. Minority Floor Leader Goggles seconded the motion.

Speaker Buchanan: "You have heard the motion; all those in favor say "Aye" opposed, "No". by your vote, the motion is adopted.

Majority Floor Leader Lubnau moved that that Senate be informed that House of Representatives of the 61st Wyoming State Legislature, General Session, is ready to adjourn. The motion is adopted.

Speaker Buchanan directed that House Chief Clerk, Patty Benskin, inform the Senate that the House of Representatives, General Session of the 61st Wyoming State Legislature, is ready to adjourn.

Majority Floor Leader Lubnau moved the following:

"1. That the House of Representatives, 61st Wyoming State Legislature, General Session, adjourn until a date and time which are determined jointly by the Speaker of the House of Representatives and by the President of the Senate for the purpose of calling the House and Senate back into session.

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2. That if no such time is established before December 31, 2011, the House of Representatives, 61st Wyoming State Legislature, General Session, is adjourned sine die effective at 12:00 o'clock noon on that date and the Legislative Budget Session, 61st Wyoming State Legislature, shall convene on the 13th day of February, 2012, at the hour of ten o'clock a.m.

3. That the House of Representatives specifically concurs in any identical motion adopted by the Senate.

4. That if the Senate fails to concur in the action of the House of Representatives under paragraphs 1 through 3 of this motion, by adopting an identical motion applicable to the Senate, the House of Representatives, 61st Wyoming State Legislature, General Session is adjourned sine die."

Speaker Buchanan stated: "You have heard the motion; all those in favor say 'Aye,' opposed, 'No,' By your vote, the motion has passed the House.

We are now at that order of business, Reading, and Approval of the Journal.

Representative Kasperik reported from the Journal Committee that the Journal of March 3, 2011, has been read and recommends that it be approved. Representative Freeman seconded the motion. The report was adopted.

Speaker Buchanan stated, "There being no objection, the report is adopted."

Speaker Buchanan: "Subject to the conditions set forth in Majority Floor Leader Lubnau's motion, the House of Representatives of the 61st Wyoming State Legislature, General Session, is adjourned and shall again convene on the 13th day of February, 2012, at the hour of ten o'clock a.m."

Benediction was given by Representative Harshman.

The House is adjourned.

Patricia L. Benskin House Chief Clerk

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APPENDIX

SIXTY-FIRST LEGISLATURE

2011

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HOUSE JOURNAL

M E M B E R S

of the

H O U S E

SIXTY-FIRST STATE LEGISLATURE OF WYOMING

DISTRICT NAME AND TOTAL YEARS ADDRESS COUNTY OCCUPATION SERVED INCLUDING THIS TERM

HD1 R Mark A. Semlek 8H 1307 D Road Crook Rancher Moorcroft 82721 Weston Phone: 756-9294

HD2 R Hans Hunt 1H 1347 Old Highway 85 Niobrara Rancher Newcastle 82701 Weston Phone: 746-8899 Converse Goshen

HD3 R Frank Peasley 2H P.O. Box 703 Platte Attorney Douglas 82633 SE Converse Phone: 358-4505

HD4 R Edward A. Buchanan 8H P.O. Box 897 Goshen Attorney Torrington 82240 Phone: 532-2322

HD5 R Matt Teeters 5H 1585 Road 70 Goshen Rancher Lingle 82223 Platte Phone: 837-2359

HD6 R Richard Cannady 2H P.O. Box 1597 Converse Business Owner Glenrock 82637 Phone: 436-9794

HD7 R Bryan Pedersen 4H 2572 Wind River Trail Laramie Financial Consultant Cheyenne 82009 Phone: 630-1618

HD8 R Bob Nicholas 1H 6225 Mountain View Dr. Laramie Attorney Cheyenne 82009 Phone: 514-3693

HD9 R David Zwonitzer 4H 4204 Del Range Blvd.

452 Laramie Auctioneer/Furniture Store Cheyenne 82009 Owner Phone: 635-7247

HD10 R John Eklund Jr. 1H 2918 U.S. Highway 85 Laramie Farmer/Rancher Pine Bluffs 82009 Phone: 246-3251

HD11 D Mary Throne 4H 720 E. 19th St. Laramie Attorney Cheyenne 82001 Phone: 637-7770

HD12 R Amy Edmonds 4H P.O. Box 2904 Laramie Medical Underwriter Cheyenne 82003 Phone: 635-5139

HD13 D Cathy Connolly 2H 1321 Garfield Albany College Professor Laramie 82070 Phone: 745-9251

HD14 R Kermit Brown 6H P.O. Box 817 Albany Attorney Laramie 82073 Phone: 745-7358

HD15 R Donald Burkhart 1H P.O. Box 852 Carbon Safety Engineer Rawlins 82301 Phone: 324-6007

HD16 R Ruth Ann Petroff 1H P.O. Box 2764 Teton Jackson 83001 Phone: 690-3392

HD17 D Bernadine Craft 4H 81209 Hilltop Sweetwater Exec. Director Sweetwater Rock Springs 82901 BOCES Phone: 382-5035

HD18 R Allen Jaggi 4H P.O. Box 326 Sweetwater Retired Educator Lyman 82937 Uinta Phone: 786-2817

HD19 R Owen Petersen 10H Box 590 Uinta Retired/Military officer Mountain View 82939 Phone: 782-6378

HD20 R Kathleen "Kathy" Davison 6H P.O. Box 602 Lincoln Retired County Commissioner Kemmerer 83101 Sublette Phone: 877-6483 Sweetwater

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HD21 R Robert McKim 2H 10964 Hiway 238 Lincoln Retired Small Business Owner Afton 83110 Phone: 885-3733

HD22 D Jim Roscoe 2H P.O. Box 1789 Sublette General Contractor Wilson 83014 Lincoln Phone: 733-5389 Teton

HD23 R Keith Gingery 6H 1175 Brangus Dr. Teton Attorney Jackson 83001 Fremont Phone: 734-5624

HD24 R Sam Krone 1H P.O. Box 2481 Park Dep. Park County Attorney Cody 82414 Phone: 587-4530

HD25 R Dave Bonner 2H 506 Shoshone St. Park Newspaper Publisher Powell, 82435 Phone: 754-2037

HD26 R Elaine Harvey 8H 792 Garfield Ave. Big Horn Substitute teacher/Self- Lovell 82431 employed Park Phone: 548-7866

HD27 D Mike Greear 1H 1088 N. Ponderosa Ln. Washakie Attorney Worland 82401 Phone: 388-3399

HD28 R Lorraine Quarberg 6H P.O. Box 1365 Big Horn Farmer/Rancher Thermopolis 82443 Hot Springs Phone: 864-2221 Park

HD29 R John Patton 6H 1623 Pond View Ct.. Sheridan Retired Financial Advisor 6S Sheridan 82801 Phone: 672-2776

HD30 R John Botten 1H P.O. Box 600. Sheridan Attorney Sheridan 82801 Phone: 674-7766

HD31 R Tom Lubnau 6H 4 Cherokee Circle Campbell Attorney Gillette 82717 Phone: 682-1313

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HD32 R Norine Kasperik 1H 664 Par Drive Campbell Ret. Director of Nursing Gillette 82718 Phone: 257-7875

HD33 D W. Patrick Goggles 7H 505 Blue Sky Hwy. Fremont Tribal Housing Exec. Dir. Ethete 82520 Phone: 332-5318

HD34 R Rita Campbell 1H 4 Riggs Rd. Fremont Rancher Shoshoni 82649 Phone: 856-4725

HD35 R Kendell Kroeker 1H P.O. Box 354. Natrona Business Owner. Evansville 82631 Phone: 266-9691

HD36 D Gerald Gay 5H 363 S. Socony Pl. Natrona Engineer Casper, WY 82601 Phone: 265-5187

HD37 R Steve Harshman 9H P.O. Box 40136 Natrona Teacher/Coach Casper 82604 Phone: 262-8075

HD38 R Bob Brechtel 9H 3160 Cotton Creek Natrona Site Operations Manager Casper 82604 Phone: 237-3174

HD39 D Stan Blake 5H 460 W. Railroad Ave. Sweetwater Railroad Conductor Green River 82935 Phone: 875-3779

HD40 R Mike Madden 5H 63 Landon Rd. Johnson Rancher/retired Buffalo 82834 Sheridan Phone: 684-9356

HD41 D Ken Esquibel 5H 3121 Spruce Ct. Laramie Railroad Engineer Cheyenne 82001 Phone: 637-8753

HD42 R Pete Illoway 13H 839 Ridgeland St. Laramie Economic Development Vice Cheyenne 82009 President Phone: 635-2973

HD43 R Dan Zwonitzer 7H 521 Cottonwood Dr. Laramie Auctioneer Cheyenne 82001 Phone: 214-7826

HD44 D James Byrd 3H 2515 Snyder Ave. Laramie IT Engineer Cheyenne 82001 Phone: 634-1746

HD45 R Matt Greene 1H 115 E. Grand Ave. Albany Law Student Laramie 82070

455 Phone: 760-3859

HD46 R Glenn Moniz 3H P.O. Box 784 Albany Land Developer Laramie 82070 Phone: 745-4711

HD47 R William "Jeb" Steward 5H P.O. Box 21 Carbon Self Employed Encampment 82325 Albany Phone: 327-5116

HD48 D Joseph Barbuto 3H P.O. Box 1198 Sweetwater Prevention Specialist Rock Springs 82902 SW Fremont Phone: 389-3590

HD49 R Clarence Vranish 1H P.O. Box 2069 Unita Computer Tech Evanston 82931 Phone: 677-2020

HD50 R Pat Childers 15H 26 Equine Drive Park Retired Engineer Cody 82414 Phone: 587-5145

HD51 R Rosie Berger 9H P.O. Box 275 Sheridan Travel Agent/Event Big Horn 82833 Coordinator Phone: 672-7600

HD52 R Sue Wallis 5H 1050A Bitter Creek Rd. Campbell Rancher/Writer Recluse 82725 Phone: 680-8515

HD53 R Gregg Blikre 3H 110 e. Hogeye Dr. Campbell Banker Gillette 82716 Phone: 682-5311

HD54 R Del McOmie 11H 680 Cliff St. Fremont Retired WYDOT Lander 82520 Phone: 332-4626

HD55 R David R. Miller 12H 131 Davis Ln. Fremont Mineral Riverton 82501 Exploration/Geologist Phone: 857-5789

HD56 R Timothy Stubson 4H 1645 S. Chestnut Natrona Attorney Casper, WY 82601 Phone 234-1881

HD57 R Thomas Lockhart 11H 770 East 12th. St. Natrona Retired Executive/Pacific Casper 82601 Power Phone: 472-4116

HD58 R Lisa Shepperson 5H 31800 WY Hwy 259

456 Natrona Rancher Casper 82601 Phone: 437-6291

HD59 R Carl "Bunky" Loucks 1H 1555 W. Coffman Ave. Natrona Sales Casper 82604 Phone: 237-6804

HD60 D John Freeman 1H 2340 N. Caroline Way Sweetwater Teacher Green River 82935 Phone: 875-7378

457 SIXTY-FIRST WYOMING LEGISLATURE 2011 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STANDING COMMITTEES

1. JUDICIARY Kermit Brown, Chairman Sam Krone Joseph Barbuto Bob Nicholas Bob Brechtel Frank Peasley Richard Cannady Mary Throne Matt Greene

2. APPROPRIATIONS Rosie Berger, Chairman Bryan Pedersen Amy Edmonds Jeb Steward Ken Esquibel Sue Wallis Steve Harshman

3. REVENUE Pat Childers, Chairman David Miller Greg Blikre Mark Semlek Rita Campbell Clarence Vranish Patrick Goggles Owen Petersen Mike Madden

4. EDUCATION Matt Teeters, Chairman Kendell Kroeker Bob Brechtel Sam Krone Donald Burkhart Carl Loucks Kathy Connolly Michael Madden John Freeman

5. AGRICULTURE, PUBLIC LANDS AND WATER RESOURCES Mark Semlek, Chairman Hans Hunt Stan Blake Carl Loucks Rita Campbell Glenn Moniz Kathy Davison Dan Zwonitzer John Eklund Jr.

6. TRAVEL, RECREATION, WILDLIFE AND CULTURAL RESOURCES Del MccOmie, Chairman Allen Jaggi David Bonner Robert McKim Jon Botten Ruth Ann Petroff Cathy Connolly Lisa Shepperson Kathy Davison

7. CORPORATIONS, ELECTIONS AND POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS Pete Illoway, Chairman John Patton Gregg Blikre Jim Roscoe James Byrd Lisa Shepperson Allen Jaggi Tim Stubson Kendell Kroeker

8. TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAYS Lorraine Quarberg, Chairman Jon Botten Stan Blake Richard Cannady David Bonner Robert McKim

458 Owen Peterson Dave Zwonitzer Clarence Vranish

9. MINERALS, BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Tom Lockhart, Chairman James Byrd Mike Greear Norine Kasperik Glen Moniz Jim Roscoe Tim Stubson Dan Zwonitzer Dave Zwonitzer

459 ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF HOUSE BILLS

Catch Title Sponsor Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. Abandonment of mineral rights. ZWONITZER,DV HB0233 Abolition of worthier title doctrine. BROWN HB0157 HEA0029 CH0077 Abortion-available information for BRECHTEL HB0118 decision. Abortion-ultrasound information. BRECHTEL HB0251 Acceptance of citation. NICHOLAS,B HB0249 HEA0068 CH0167 Administrative subpoenas. VRANISH HB0187 Admissibility of evidence in sex offense BURKHART HB0198 cases. Agricultural gas tax refund program. SEMLEK HB0153 HEA0044 CH0099 Agricultural property taxation. GINGERY HB0045 Alcohol permits-catering permits. PETROFF HB0234 Animals running at large. AGRICULTURE HB0058 Annuity premium tax repeal. GINGERY HB0044 Appointments to county commissioner BARBUTO HB0136 HEA0051 CH0115 vacancy. Assignment of retired circuit court JUDICIARY HB0019 HEA0002 CH0011 judges. Assisted suicide ban. BRECHTEL HB0148 Bar and grill liquor licenses. STUBSON HB0098 HEA0008 CH0022 Battery against a family member. BARBUTO HB0021 Campaign funds-personal use. STUBSON HB0046 Cancer Control Act amendments. ESQUIBEL,K HB0036 HEA0049 CH0106 Castle doctrine modifications. QUARBERG HB0167 HEA0070 CH0142 Charter school appeal process-2. WALLIS HB0225 Charter school restriction. WALLIS HB0052 Charter schools-application. TEETERS HB0115 HEA0009 CH0014 Child caring facilities-certification. QUARBERG HB0239

1 Catch Title Sponsor Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. Child protection shelter care and initial JUDICIARY HB0028 HEA0027 CH0079 hearings. Child support-orders. LUBNAU HB0203 HEA0055 CH0121 Circuit court magistrates-elimination. GINGERY HB0067 Circuit court surety bonds-repeal. THRONE HB0123 HEA0021 CH0057 Civil recovery for criminal act- QUARBERG HB0218 limitation. Civil unions. CONNOLLY HB0150 Collection agencies. MINERALS HB0108 Compensation for persons exonerated based JUDICIARY HB0040 on DNA. Complimentary hunting licenses-persons PEASLEY HB0236 with disabilities. Compulsory school attendance. KROEKER HB0086 Conservation easements-notification. MILLER HB0170 Cooperative utilities-rate regulation. CHILDERS HB0125 Corner crossings at intersecting public HARSHMAN HB0171 and private lands. Coroner record confidentiality. GINGERY HB0042 HEA0087 CH0144 County memorial hospital board members- THRONE HB0211 HEA0089 CH0149 removal. County/city consolidation. PETROFF HJ0005 Cruelty to animals-2. WALLIS HB0245 Data processing center-sales/use tax ILLOWAY HB0026 exemption. Data processing services centers-tax ILLOWAY HB0117 HEA0017 CH0048 exemptions. Dental services freedom bill. PEDERSEN HB0073 HEA0048 CH0107 Department of health fiscal oversight. HARSHMAN HB0172 Department of health reorganization. LUBNAU HB0215 HEA0090 CH0161 Department of insurance-background checks. CORPORATIONS HB0004 HEA0012 CH0055

2 Catch Title Sponsor Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. Department of insurance-licensure CORPORATIONS HB0009 HEA0023 CH0060 revisions. Departments of employment and workforce THRONE HB0106 services-merger. Designated transfer of state lands. MCOMIE HB0174 Disabled veteran's license plate- ESQUIBEL,K HB0077 handicapped parking. Discrimination. CONNOLLY HB0142 Distribution of excess funds. MILLER HJ0007 District court commissioners-authority. JUDICIARY HJ0001 HEJR0001 Driving under the influence amendments. GINGERY HB0183 Driving within a single lane. GINGERY HB0041 Dual credit access payments. CRAFT HB0196 DUI-elimination of right to refuse test. GINGERY HB0029 HEA0093 CH0178 Education accountability-2. TEETERS HB0247 Education-constitution instruction. GAY HB0227 Electricity production tax-distribution. ROSCOE HB0221 Electronic application process for board BUCHANAN HB0205 of nursing. Electronic fine submittal. ZWONITZER,DV HB0190 HEA0088 CH0175 Elementary foreign language instruction. TEETERS HB0116 Emergency medical review organizations. GREENE HB0209 HEA0085 CH0138 Emergency response-incidents. THRONE HB0206 HEA0073 CH0150 Eminent domain-lands possessed by the KROEKER HB0199 federal government. Eminent domain-wind energy collector BROWN HB0025 systems. Eminent domain-wind energy collector BROWN HB0230 HEA0063 CH0086 systems-2. Eminent domain-wind energy facilities & BROWN HB0070 collector systems-2.

3 Catch Title Sponsor Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. Energy improvement program. PETROFF HB0179 HEA0071 CH0152 Establishment of private roads. BUCHANAN HB0079 HEA0019 CH0046 Ethanol credit-recoupment. MADDEN HB0261 Ethanol producer tax credit. ZWONITZER,DV HB0259 HEA0078 CH0170 Ethanol tax credit. ZWONITZER,DV HB0128 Exceeding speed limit while passing. MCOMIE HB0033 Excise tax-vendor compensation. ZWONITZER,DV HB0147 HEA0096 CH0183 Execution of judgment liens. GINGERY HB0030 HEA0006 CH0016 Executive orders. WALLIS HB0055 Federal education funds-study. HARSHMAN HB0132 Feral livestock. AGRICULTURE HB0057 HEA0010 CH0021 Food freedom act-2. EKLUND HB0228 Foreclosure and redemption revisions. STUBSON HB0189 HEA0082 CH0173 Fuel tax-LUST funding. ZWONITZER,DV HB0185 Gambling-definitions-2. CHILDERS HB0188 Game & fish-land acquisition. SHEPPERSON HB0100 HEA0100 CH0197 Game & fish-pioneer licenses. BARBUTO HB0258 Game and fish-turkey pioneer licenses. ESQUIBEL,K HB0076 HEA0013 CH0028 General government appropriations-2. APPROPRIATIONS HB0001 Governmental immunity–public ROSCOE HB0140 transportation. Governmental immunity-waiver for hospital CONNOLLY HB0141 employees. Grand Teton National Park-transfer of PETROFF HB0156 HEA0022 CH0051 state lands. Guides and outfitters. MCOMIE HB0088 HEA0099 CH0186 Hathaway scholarship program-amendments. HARSHMAN HB0219 Hathaway scholarship-college attendance. BUCHANAN HB0214 Hathaway scholarships-school HARSHMAN HB0264 notifications.

4 Catch Title Sponsor Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. Hathaway success curriculum-2. EDUCATION HB0013 HEA0101 CH0199 Health Care Choice and Protection Act. BRECHTEL HB0035 Health care freedom-4. EDMONDS HJ0009 Health care qualifications and PEDERSEN HB0201 advertising. Health insurance exchanges. LABOR HB0050 HEA0102 CH0195 Health litigation fund. LABOR HB0039 Healthy workplace. ZWONITZER,DN HB0262 Hobby firearm dealers. ILLOWAY HB0054 Homestead exemption-county option. ROSCOE HB0220 Human remains-training of search and KRONE HB0243 HEA0064 CH0093 rescue dogs. Hydro-power development. SEMLEK HB0151 HEA0053 CH0109 Illegal immigration. ILLOWAY HB0094 Impersonation through electronic means. LUBNAU HB0092 HEA0094 CH0180 Industrial and energy development WALLIS HB0051 protection. Industrial siting-financial resources. STUBSON HB0260 Insurance fraud prevention. CORPORATIONS HB0010 Insurance premiums-failure to pay. ESQUIBEL,K HB0114 HEA0020 CH0029 Insurance-coverage of inherited disorders. ZWONITZER,DN HB0165 Insurance-surplus lines. ILLOWAY HB0242 HEA0056 CH0103 Internet-based vehicle manufacturers and ILLOWAY HB0014 sellers. Interstate compact on students of military ILLOWAY HB0161 families. Involuntary commitment examiners. HARVEY HB0095 HEA0025 CH0054 Irrigation districts-change of place of AGRICULTURE HB0012 use. Irrigation districts-large expenditures. CHILDERS HB0126

5 Catch Title Sponsor Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. Landlord/tenant-return of deposits. GREENE HB0210 Liquor license transfers. CORPORATIONS HB0003 HEA0001 CH0005 Liquor licenses-cultural event permit. PETROFF HB0180 Management audit committee subpoena power. MGT AUDIT HB0160 HEA0030 CH0075 Manufacturing tax exemption. MILLER HB0143 HEA0043 CH0083 Marital counseling. BUCHANAN HB0065 Marriage-definition. CONNOLLY HB0149 Medicaid-reimbursement of services. DEV/INTELEC HB0020 HEA0091 CH0164 PROGRAMS Medical liability-noneconomic damages. GAY HB0213 Minimum wage statutes repeal. GINGERY HB0184 Mining permits. MINERALS HB0112 Misdemeanors-maximum fine. CONNOLLY HB0216 Motor vehicle registration fees. VRANISH HB0195 Motor vehicles passing bicycles. STUBSON HB0096 Multiple special handicapped license HARVEY HB0154 HEA0062 CH0111 plates. Municipal court jury trials. BOTTEN HB0107 Name changes-sealed. BARBUTO HB0265 National guard educational assistance. GREENE HB0237 National guard-disposal of land. QUARBERG HB0246 HEA0047 CH0095 National guard-emergency deployment TRANSPORTATION HB0124 HEA0042 CH0094 professional licensing. Natural gas vehicles. ROSCOE HB0235 HEA0067 CH0143 Next of kin-driver's license option. PEDERSEN HB0194 HEA0083 CH0168 No duty to retreat. QUARBERG HB0122 Nuclear energy as carbon free renewable MILLER HB0176 energy. Nuclear energy production study. HARSHMAN HB0129 HEA0066 CH0148 Nuisance abatement. BURKHART HB0197

6 Catch Title Sponsor Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. Nursing care facility assessment. CHILDERS HB0193 HEA0054 CH0105 Obsolete laws-general revisions. MGT COUNCIL HB0087 HEA0060 CH0129 Off-road vehicle registration-exemption. SHEPPERSON HB0208 HEA0084 CH0158 Omnibus water bill-planning. WATER HB0061 HEA0005 CH0001 OSHA rule review. BURKHART HB0162 Outfitters and guides-waste of game meat. KRONE HB0250 Packaging, labeling and advertising of AGRICULTURE HB0006 honey-repeal. Pari-mutuel regulation. TRAVEL HB0031 HEA0003 CH0006 Patriotism in the classroom. GAY HB0204 Penitentiary working environment-task BURKHART HB0229 force. Phased in fuel tax increase. TRANSPORTATION HB0022 Placement of wind energy facilities. CANNADY HB0048 Plaintiffs in wrongful death actions. GREEAR HB0056 Platted plots-requirement. MILLER HB0224 HEA0086 CH0174 Popular vote compact. THRONE HB0257 Post-dated checks. ZWONITZER,DN HB0231 Pregnancy testing of livestock. SHEPPERSON HB0130 Prescriptions for marihuana invalid. BUCHANAN HB0069 HEA0028 CH0066 Primary care support program. LABOR HB0049 HEA0065 CH0135 Private property protection. HUNT HJ0006 Private transfer fee obligations. SHEPPERSON HB0137 Production states agreement. LUBNAU HB0217 HEA0058 CH0092 Property disclosure statement. AGRICULTURE HB0064 Property disclosure statement-wind estate. BROWN HB0223 HEA0074 CH0166 Property tax exemption-improvement and GINGERY HB0200 service districts. Property tax sales-highest bidder. ZWONITZER,DV HB0104 Property tax-assessed value. PATTON HB0175

7 Catch Title Sponsor Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. Property taxation-appeals. THRONE HB0254 HEA0059 CH0127 Protection of activities in private KRONE HB0207 vehicles. Public funds-time deposit open accounts MADDEN HB0138 HEA0061 CH0125 interest rate. Public meetings. EDMONDS HB0120 Public nuisance-yaks. ZWONITZER,DN HB0173 Public records and meetings-court EDMONDS HB0119 proceedings. Public records. EDMONDS HB0121 Public school financial transparency. ILLOWAY HB0097 Public works and contracts-2. MINERALS HB0111 HEA0041 CH0082 Quarantine of animals. AGRICULTURE HB0018 HEA0031 CH0096 Railroad quiet zones. BUCHANAN HB0078 Railroads-fence repairs. BROWN HB0202 HEA0072 CH0159 Raw agricultural commodity inspection WALLIS HB0226 exemptions. Raw milk. AGRICULTURE HB0017 Recreational considerations in public land HARSHMAN HB0222 exchanges. Renewable resources electricity-tax REVENUE HB0059 exemption. Repeal of 17th amendment. MILLER HJ0004 Resolution to Congress and the United CHILDERS HJ0003 States Supreme Court. Resolution-U.S. constitution requiring a KROEKER HJ0002 balanced budget. Review of state executive department HARVEY HB0252 HEA0075 CH0162 positions. Rule against perpetuities. BROWN HB0158 Safe transportation of Wyoming workers ESQUIBEL,K HB0089

8 Catch Title Sponsor Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. act. Sales and use tax distributions. MCOMIE HB0034 Sales tax on food-local option. GREEAR HB0169 School district bonds. CRAFT HB0144 School district reorganization. HARSHMAN HB0168 School districts-assessments. HARSHMAN HB0241 School districts-teacher evaluations. HARSHMAN HB0166 School finance recalibration. SCH FINANCE HB0127 HEA0098 CH0185 School finance-ELL programs. GINGERY HB0192 School unification student count deletion. TRIBAL HB0093 School year-required contact hours. GINGERY HB0027 Seat belts-evidence in civil actions. STUBSON HB0071 Service of process in family violence and DAVISON HB0080 HEA0035 CH0108 stalking cases. Severance tax distributions. STEWARD HB0084 Sex offender registration amendments. JUDICIARY HB0023 HEA0092 CH0179 Sexual assault victim advocate. DAVISON HB0164 Sharia law. GAY HJ0008 Special limited fishing permits. CHILDERS HB0133 HEA0014 CH0043 State archives-appropriation. TRAVEL HB0032 State archives-new building. TRAVEL HB0038 State archives-storage study. TRAVEL HB0037 HEA0038 CH0116 State common school trust land management ZWONITZER,DN HB0102 account. State lands-improvements-2. GREEAR HB0135 HEA0050 CH0118 State parks-user fee program. TRAVEL HB0047 Statute of limitations for criminal VRANISH HB0134 offenses. Student assessment measures. THRONE HB0182 Student assessment-amendments. LUBNAU HB0155

9 Catch Title Sponsor Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. Student assessments-body of evidence. FREEMAN HB0266 Subdivisions-water study. MADDEN HB0063 HEA0039 CH0101 Substance abuse treatment funding awards. GINGERY HB0099 HEA0036 CH0114 Successor Corporation Asbestos-Related MINERALS HB0110 HEA0040 CH0117 Liability Act-2. Tattoo studios-blood donation ZWONITZER,DN HB0238 certification. Taxation of oil and gas field services. REVENUE HB0060 HEA0004 CH0004 Teacher merit pay. MADDEN HB0072 Teacher suspensions. MCKIM HB0085 Teacher tenure-3. TEETERS HB0212 Temporary military duty-child custody and THRONE HB0105 HEA0026 CH0036 visitation. Tip sharing. STUBSON HB0131 Torrington prison-wind powered electric BYRD HB0091 service. Unemployment insurance amendments. CONNOLLY HB0244 Unfair employment practices. BYRD HB0082 Uniform Trust Code amendments. BROWN HB0159 HEA0045 CH0126 University revenue bond supplemental CAP FIN & INV HB0005 HEA0037 CH0123 coverage. Unlawful protesting at a funeral- BYRD HB0248 HEA0057 CH0080 amendments. Vacant land. ZWONITZER,DV HB0081 HEA0046 CH0124 Validity of marriages. PETERSEN HB0074 Vaults, crypts and mausoleums-perpetual CRAFT HB0178 HEA0081 CH0151 trust funds. Vehicle registration-timing. ESQUIBEL,K HB0145 Vehicle restoration. BYRD HB0090 HEA0080 CH0172 Vehicle sales and use tax. ESQUIBEL,K HB0146 Very rare or uncommon area designations. SEMLEK HB0152 HEA0069 CH0140

10 Catch Title Sponsor Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. Veterans' property tax exemption. BYRD HB0083 Veteran's tax exemption. PATTON HB0255 HEA0077 CH0156 Vicious animals-interference with game MONIZ HB0101 wardens. Victim notification amendments. ESQUIBEL,K HB0075 HEA0007 CH0017 Vietnam and veterans welcome home and JAGGI HB0177 HEA0015 CH0025 thank you day. Violent felony definition expansion. BUCHANAN HB0068 Voting rights. ZWONITZER,DN HB0024 Wage rates-penalties. CONNOLLY HB0181 Water development projects-funding. WATER HB0066 HEA0018 CH0035 Water produced from geologic STEWARD HB0163 sequestration. Weed and pest control. AGRICULTURE HB0015 HEA0016 CH0037 WICHE-repayment program. MCKIM HB0103 HEA0095 CH0181 Wind power taxation. STUBSON HB0191 Workers' compensation appeals. ZWONITZER,DN HB0043 Workers' compensation impairment ratings. NICHOLAS,B HB0232 Workplace safety. BLAKE HB0240 Wyoming beef council-fee collections. AGRICULTURE HB0016 Wyoming Controlled Substances Act- GINGERY HB0062 HEA0024 CH0045 amendments. Wyoming Food Freedom Act. AGRICULTURE HB0011 Wyoming health insurance pool-sunset. CORPORATIONS HB0002 HEA0011 CH0056 Wyoming infrastructure authority. MINERALS HB0109 HEA0032 CH0119 Wyoming lottery for education. WALLIS HB0053 Wyoming lottery. ZWONITZER,DV HB0186 Wyoming Nurse Practice Act amendment. KASPERIK HB0253 HEA0076 CH0169 Wyoming pipeline authority. MINERALS HB0113 HEA0033 CH0120 Wyoming Safe Homes Act-2. CRAFT HB0256 HEA0097 CH0189

11 Catch Title Sponsor Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. Wyoming task force on asset building for ZWONITZER,DN HB0263 children. Wyoming Traditional Food Act. AGRICULTURE HB0008 HEA0079 CH0153 Wyoming Veterans Memorial Highway. BONNER HB0139 HEA0052 CH0089 Wyoming Veterinary Medical Practice Act-2. AGRICULTURE HB0007 HEA0034 CH0097

ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY SPONSOR OF HOUSE BILLS

Sponsor Catch Title Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. AGRICULTURE Animals running at large. HB0058 AGRICULTURE Feral livestock. HB0057 HEA0010 CH0021 AGRICULTURE Irrigation districts-change of place of HB0012 use. AGRICULTURE Packaging, labeling and advertising of HB0006 honey-repeal. AGRICULTURE Property disclosure statement. HB0064 AGRICULTURE Quarantine of animals. HB0018 HEA0031 CH0096 AGRICULTURE Raw milk. HB0017 AGRICULTURE Weed and pest control. HB0015 HEA0016 CH0037 AGRICULTURE Wyoming beef council-fee collections. HB0016 AGRICULTURE Wyoming Food Freedom Act. HB0011 AGRICULTURE Wyoming Traditional Food Act. HB0008 HEA0079 CH0153 AGRICULTURE Wyoming Veterinary Medical Practice Act-2. HB0007 HEA0034 CH0097

12 Sponsor Catch Title Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. APPROPRIATIONS General government appropriations-2. HB0001 BARBUTO Appointments to county commissioner HB0136 HEA0051 CH0115 vacancy. BARBUTO Battery against a family member. HB0021 BARBUTO Game & fish-pioneer licenses. HB0258 BARBUTO Name changes-sealed. HB0265 BLAKE Workplace safety. HB0240 BONNER Wyoming Veterans Memorial Highway. HB0139 HEA0052 CH0089 BOTTEN Municipal court jury trials. HB0107 BRECHTEL Abortion-available information for HB0118 decision. BRECHTEL Abortion-ultrasound information. HB0251 BRECHTEL Assisted suicide ban. HB0148 BRECHTEL Health Care Choice and Protection Act. HB0035 BROWN Abolition of worthier title doctrine. HB0157 HEA0029 CH0077 BROWN Eminent domain-wind energy collector HB0025 systems. BROWN Eminent domain-wind energy collector HB0230 HEA0063 CH0086 systems-2. BROWN Eminent domain-wind energy facilities & HB0070 collector systems-2. BROWN Property disclosure statement-wind estate. HB0223 HEA0074 CH0166 BROWN Railroads-fence repairs. HB0202 HEA0072 CH0159 BROWN Rule against perpetuities. HB0158 BROWN Uniform Trust Code amendments. HB0159 HEA0045 CH0126 BUCHANAN Electronic application process for board HB0205 of nursing. BUCHANAN Establishment of private roads. HB0079 HEA0019 CH0046 BUCHANAN Hathaway scholarship-college attendance. HB0214 BUCHANAN Marital counseling. HB0065

13 Sponsor Catch Title Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. BUCHANAN Prescriptions for marihuana invalid. HB0069 HEA0028 CH0066 BUCHANAN Railroad quiet zones. HB0078 BUCHANAN Violent felony definition expansion. HB0068 BURKHART Admissibility of evidence in sex offense HB0198 cases. BURKHART Nuisance abatement. HB0197 BURKHART OSHA rule review. HB0162 BURKHART Penitentiary working environment-task HB0229 force. BYRD Torrington prison-wind powered electric HB0091 service. BYRD Unfair employment practices. HB0082 BYRD Unlawful protesting at a funeral- HB0248 HEA0057 CH0080 amendments. BYRD Vehicle restoration. HB0090 HEA0080 CH0172 BYRD Veterans' property tax exemption. HB0083 CANNADY Placement of wind energy facilities. HB0048 CAP FIN & INV University revenue bond supplemental HB0005 HEA0037 CH0123 coverage. CHILDERS Cooperative utilities-rate regulation. HB0125 CHILDERS Gambling-definitions-2. HB0188 CHILDERS Irrigation districts-large expenditures. HB0126 CHILDERS Nursing care facility assessment. HB0193 HEA0054 CH0105 CHILDERS Resolution to Congress and the United HJ0003 States Supreme Court. CHILDERS Special limited fishing permits. HB0133 HEA0014 CH0043 CONNOLLY Civil unions. HB0150 CONNOLLY Discrimination. HB0142 CONNOLLY Governmental immunity-waiver for hospital HB0141 employees. CONNOLLY Marriage-definition. HB0149

14 Sponsor Catch Title Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. CONNOLLY Misdemeanors-maximum fine. HB0216 CONNOLLY Unemployment insurance amendments. HB0244 CONNOLLY Wage rates-penalties. HB0181 CORPORATIONS Department of insurance-background checks. HB0004 HEA0012 CH0055 CORPORATIONS Department of insurance-licensure HB0009 HEA0023 CH0060 revisions. CORPORATIONS Insurance fraud prevention. HB0010 CORPORATIONS Liquor license transfers. HB0003 HEA0001 CH0005 CORPORATIONS Wyoming health insurance pool-sunset. HB0002 HEA0011 CH0056 CRAFT Dual credit access payments. HB0196 CRAFT School district bonds. HB0144 CRAFT Vaults, crypts and mausoleums-perpetual HB0178 HEA0081 CH0151 trust funds. CRAFT Wyoming Safe Homes Act-2. HB0256 HEA0097 CH0189 DAVISON Service of process in family violence and HB0080 HEA0035 CH0108 stalking cases. DAVISON Sexual assault victim advocate. HB0164 DEV/INTELEC Medicaid-reimbursement of services. HB0020 HEA0091 CH0164 PROGRAMS EDMONDS Health care freedom-4. HJ0009 EDMONDS Public meetings. HB0120 EDMONDS Public records and meetings-court HB0119 proceedings. EDMONDS Public records. HB0121 EDUCATION Hathaway success curriculum-2. HB0013 HEA0101 CH0199 EKLUND Food freedom act-2. HB0228 ESQUIBEL,K Cancer Control Act amendments. HB0036 HEA0049 CH0106 ESQUIBEL,K Disabled veteran's license plate- HB0077 handicapped parking. ESQUIBEL,K Game and fish-turkey pioneer licenses. HB0076 HEA0013 CH0028

15 Sponsor Catch Title Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. ESQUIBEL,K Insurance premiums-failure to pay. HB0114 HEA0020 CH0029 ESQUIBEL,K Safe transportation of Wyoming workers HB0089 act. ESQUIBEL,K Vehicle registration-timing. HB0145 ESQUIBEL,K Vehicle sales and use tax. HB0146 ESQUIBEL,K Victim notification amendments. HB0075 HEA0007 CH0017 FREEMAN Student assessments-body of evidence. HB0266 GAY Education-constitution instruction. HB0227 GAY Medical liability-noneconomic damages. HB0213 GAY Patriotism in the classroom. HB0204 GAY Sharia law. HJ0008 GINGERY Agricultural property taxation. HB0045 GINGERY Annuity premium tax repeal. HB0044 GINGERY Circuit court magistrates-elimination. HB0067 GINGERY Coroner record confidentiality. HB0042 HEA0087 CH0144 GINGERY Driving under the influence amendments. HB0183 GINGERY Driving within a single lane. HB0041 GINGERY DUI-elimination of right to refuse test. HB0029 HEA0093 CH0178 GINGERY Execution of judgment liens. HB0030 HEA0006 CH0016 GINGERY Minimum wage statutes repeal. HB0184 GINGERY Property tax exemption-improvement and HB0200 service districts. GINGERY School finance-ELL programs. HB0192 GINGERY School year-required contact hours. HB0027 GINGERY Substance abuse treatment funding awards. HB0099 HEA0036 CH0114 GINGERY Wyoming Controlled Substances Act- HB0062 HEA0024 CH0045 amendments. GREEAR Plaintiffs in wrongful death actions. HB0056 GREEAR Sales tax on food-local option. HB0169 GREEAR State lands-improvements-2. HB0135 HEA0050 CH0118

16 Sponsor Catch Title Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. GREENE Emergency medical review organizations. HB0209 HEA0085 CH0138 GREENE Landlord/tenant-return of deposits. HB0210 GREENE National guard educational assistance. HB0237 HARSHMAN Corner crossings at intersecting public HB0171 and private lands. HARSHMAN Department of health fiscal oversight. HB0172 HARSHMAN Federal education funds-study. HB0132 HARSHMAN Hathaway scholarship program-amendments. HB0219 HARSHMAN Hathaway scholarships-school HB0264 notifications. HARSHMAN Nuclear energy production study. HB0129 HEA0066 CH0148 HARSHMAN Recreational considerations in public land HB0222 exchanges. HARSHMAN School district reorganization. HB0168 HARSHMAN School districts-assessments. HB0241 HARSHMAN School districts-teacher evaluations. HB0166 HARVEY Involuntary commitment examiners. HB0095 HEA0025 CH0054 HARVEY Multiple special handicapped license HB0154 HEA0062 CH0111 plates. HARVEY Review of state executive department HB0252 HEA0075 CH0162 positions. HUNT Private property protection. HJ0006 ILLOWAY Data processing center-sales/use tax HB0026 exemption. ILLOWAY Data processing services centers-tax HB0117 HEA0017 CH0048 exemptions. ILLOWAY Hobby firearm dealers. HB0054 ILLOWAY Illegal immigration. HB0094 ILLOWAY Insurance-surplus lines. HB0242 HEA0056 CH0103 ILLOWAY Internet-based vehicle manufacturers and HB0014 sellers.

17 Sponsor Catch Title Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. ILLOWAY Interstate compact on students of military HB0161 families. ILLOWAY Public school financial transparency. HB0097 JAGGI Vietnam and veterans welcome home and HB0177 HEA0015 CH0025 thank you day. JUDICIARY Assignment of retired circuit court HB0019 HEA0002 CH0011 judges. JUDICIARY Child protection shelter care and initial HB0028 HEA0027 CH0079 hearings. JUDICIARY Compensation for persons exonerated based HB0040 on DNA. JUDICIARY District court commissioners-authority. HJ0001 HEJR0001 JUDICIARY Sex offender registration amendments. HB0023 HEA0092 CH0179 KASPERIK Wyoming Nurse Practice Act amendment. HB0253 HEA0076 CH0169 KROEKER Compulsory school attendance. HB0086 KROEKER Eminent domain-lands possessed by the HB0199 federal government. KROEKER Resolution-U.S. constitution requiring a HJ0002 balanced budget. KRONE Human remains-training of search and HB0243 HEA0064 CH0093 rescue dogs. KRONE Outfitters and guides-waste of game meat. HB0250 KRONE Protection of activities in private HB0207 vehicles. LABOR Health insurance exchanges. HB0050 HEA0102 CH0195 LABOR Health litigation fund. HB0039 LABOR Primary care support program. HB0049 HEA0065 CH0135 LUBNAU Child support-orders. HB0203 HEA0055 CH0121 LUBNAU Department of health reorganization. HB0215 HEA0090 CH0161 LUBNAU Impersonation through electronic means. HB0092 HEA0094 CH0180 LUBNAU Production states agreement. HB0217 HEA0058 CH0092

18 Sponsor Catch Title Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. LUBNAU Student assessment-amendments. HB0155 MADDEN Ethanol credit-recoupment. HB0261 MADDEN Public funds-time deposit open accounts HB0138 HEA0061 CH0125 interest rate. MADDEN Subdivisions-water study. HB0063 HEA0039 CH0101 MADDEN Teacher merit pay. HB0072 MCKIM Teacher suspensions. HB0085 MCKIM WICHE-repayment program. HB0103 HEA0095 CH0181 MCOMIE Designated transfer of state lands. HB0174 MCOMIE Exceeding speed limit while passing. HB0033 MCOMIE Guides and outfitters. HB0088 HEA0099 CH0186 MCOMIE Sales and use tax distributions. HB0034 MGT AUDIT Management audit committee subpoena power. HB0160 HEA0030 CH0075 MGT COUNCIL Obsolete laws-general revisions. HB0087 HEA0060 CH0129 MILLER Conservation easements-notification. HB0170 MILLER Distribution of excess funds. HJ0007 MILLER Manufacturing tax exemption. HB0143 HEA0043 CH0083 MILLER Nuclear energy as carbon free renewable HB0176 energy. MILLER Platted plots-requirement. HB0224 HEA0086 CH0174 MILLER Repeal of 17th amendment. HJ0004 MINERALS Collection agencies. HB0108 MINERALS Mining permits. HB0112 MINERALS Public works and contracts-2. HB0111 HEA0041 CH0082 MINERALS Successor Corporation Asbestos-Related HB0110 HEA0040 CH0117 Liability Act-2. MINERALS Wyoming infrastructure authority. HB0109 HEA0032 CH0119 MINERALS Wyoming pipeline authority. HB0113 HEA0033 CH0120 MONIZ Vicious animals-interference with game HB0101 wardens.

19 Sponsor Catch Title Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. NICHOLAS,B Acceptance of citation. HB0249 HEA0068 CH0167 NICHOLAS,B Workers' compensation impairment ratings. HB0232 PATTON Property tax-assessed value. HB0175 PATTON Veteran's tax exemption. HB0255 HEA0077 CH0156 PEASLEY Complimentary hunting licenses-persons HB0236 with disabilities. PEDERSEN Dental services freedom bill. HB0073 HEA0048 CH0107 PEDERSEN Health care qualifications and HB0201 advertising. PEDERSEN Next of kin-driver's license option. HB0194 HEA0083 CH0168 PETERSEN Validity of marriages. HB0074 PETROFF Alcohol permits-catering permits. HB0234 PETROFF County/city consolidation. HJ0005 PETROFF Energy improvement program. HB0179 HEA0071 CH0152 PETROFF Grand Teton National Park-transfer of HB0156 HEA0022 CH0051 state lands. PETROFF Liquor licenses-cultural event permit. HB0180 QUARBERG Castle doctrine modifications. HB0167 HEA0070 CH0142 QUARBERG Child caring facilities-certification. HB0239 QUARBERG Civil recovery for criminal act- HB0218 limitation. QUARBERG National guard-disposal of land. HB0246 HEA0047 CH0095 QUARBERG No duty to retreat. HB0122 REVENUE Renewable resources electricity-tax HB0059 exemption. REVENUE Taxation of oil and gas field services. HB0060 HEA0004 CH0004 ROSCOE Electricity production tax-distribution. HB0221 ROSCOE Governmental immunity–public HB0140 transportation. ROSCOE Homestead exemption-county option. HB0220

20 Sponsor Catch Title Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. ROSCOE Natural gas vehicles. HB0235 HEA0067 CH0143 SCH FINANCE School finance recalibration. HB0127 HEA0098 CH0185 SEMLEK Agricultural gas tax refund program. HB0153 HEA0044 CH0099 SEMLEK Hydro-power development. HB0151 HEA0053 CH0109 SEMLEK Very rare or uncommon area designations. HB0152 HEA0069 CH0140 SHEPPERSON Game & fish-land acquisition. HB0100 HEA0100 CH0197 SHEPPERSON Off-road vehicle registration-exemption. HB0208 HEA0084 CH0158 SHEPPERSON Pregnancy testing of livestock. HB0130 SHEPPERSON Private transfer fee obligations. HB0137 STEWARD Severance tax distributions. HB0084 STEWARD Water produced from geologic HB0163 sequestration. STUBSON Bar and grill liquor licenses. HB0098 HEA0008 CH0022 STUBSON Campaign funds-personal use. HB0046 STUBSON Foreclosure and redemption revisions. HB0189 HEA0082 CH0173 STUBSON Industrial siting-financial resources. HB0260 STUBSON Motor vehicles passing bicycles. HB0096 STUBSON Seat belts-evidence in civil actions. HB0071 STUBSON Tip sharing. HB0131 STUBSON Wind power taxation. HB0191 TEETERS Charter schools-application. HB0115 HEA0009 CH0014 TEETERS Education accountability-2. HB0247 TEETERS Elementary foreign language instruction. HB0116 TEETERS Teacher tenure-3. HB0212 THRONE Circuit court surety bonds-repeal. HB0123 HEA0021 CH0057 THRONE County memorial hospital board members- HB0211 HEA0089 CH0149 removal. THRONE Departments of employment and workforce HB0106 services-merger. THRONE Emergency response-incidents. HB0206 HEA0073 CH0150

21 Sponsor Catch Title Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. THRONE Popular vote compact. HB0257 THRONE Property taxation-appeals. HB0254 HEA0059 CH0127 THRONE Student assessment measures. HB0182 THRONE Temporary military duty-child custody and HB0105 HEA0026 CH0036 visitation. TRANSPORTATION National guard-emergency deployment HB0124 HEA0042 CH0094 professional licensing. TRANSPORTATION Phased in fuel tax increase. HB0022 TRAVEL Pari-mutuel regulation. HB0031 HEA0003 CH0006 TRAVEL State archives-appropriation. HB0032 TRAVEL State archives-new building. HB0038 TRAVEL State archives-storage study. HB0037 HEA0038 CH0116 TRAVEL State parks-user fee program. HB0047 TRIBAL School unification student count deletion. HB0093 VRANISH Administrative subpoenas. HB0187 VRANISH Motor vehicle registration fees. HB0195 VRANISH Statute of limitations for criminal HB0134 offenses. WALLIS Charter school appeal process-2. HB0225 WALLIS Charter school restriction. HB0052 WALLIS Cruelty to animals-2. HB0245 WALLIS Executive orders. HB0055 WALLIS Industrial and energy development HB0051 protection. WALLIS Raw agricultural commodity inspection HB0226 exemptions. WALLIS Wyoming lottery for education. HB0053 WATER Omnibus water bill-planning. HB0061 HEA0005 CH0001 WATER Water development projects-funding. HB0066 HEA0018 CH0035 ZWONITZER,DN Healthy workplace. HB0262

22 Sponsor Catch Title Bill No. Enr. No. Chp. No. ZWONITZER,DN Insurance-coverage of inherited disorders. HB0165 ZWONITZER,DN Post-dated checks. HB0231 ZWONITZER,DN Public nuisance-yaks. HB0173 ZWONITZER,DN State common school trust land management HB0102 account. ZWONITZER,DN Tattoo studios-blood donation HB0238 certification. ZWONITZER,DN Voting rights. HB0024 ZWONITZER,DN Workers' compensation appeals. HB0043 ZWONITZER,DN Wyoming task force on asset building for HB0263 children. ZWONITZER,DV Abandonment of mineral rights. HB0233 ZWONITZER,DV Electronic fine submittal. HB0190 HEA0088 CH0175 ZWONITZER,DV Ethanol producer tax credit. HB0259 HEA0078 CH0170 ZWONITZER,DV Ethanol tax credit. HB0128 ZWONITZER,DV Excise tax-vendor compensation. HB0147 HEA0096 CH0183 ZWONITZER,DV Fuel tax-LUST funding. HB0185 ZWONITZER,DV Property tax sales-highest bidder. HB0104 ZWONITZER,DV Vacant land. HB0081 HEA0046 CH0124 ZWONITZER,DV Wyoming lottery. HB0186

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2011 CONDENSED SUBJECT CROSS INDEX

Administration of the Government Energy impacted county roads program. 11LSO-0170 SF0107 SEA0094 CH0191 Agencies/Boards/Commissions and Departments Generally Adult protective services. 11LSO-0360 SF0089 SEA0047 CH0068 Department of health reorganization. 11LSO-0376 HB0215 HEA0090 CH0161 Economic analysis. 11LSO-0044 SF0009 SEA0086 CH0154 Primary care support program. 11LSO-0259 HB0049 HEA0065 CH0135 Professional services procurement. 11LSO-0087 SF0045 SEA0059 CH0112 Review of state executive department positions. 11LSO-0404 HB0252 HEA0075 CH0162 School facilities commission-reorganization. 11LSO-0050 SF0110 SEA0007 CH0002 Substance abuse treatment funding awards. 11LSO-0143 HB0099 HEA0036 CH0114 Teacher accountability act. 11LSO-0566 SF0146 SEA0089 CH0182 Workforce services and employment reorganization. 11LSO-0482 SF0120 SEA0024 CH0049 Compensation and Benefits Assignment of retired circuit court judges. 11LSO-0207 HB0019 HEA0002 CH0011 Review of state executive department positions. 11LSO-0404 HB0252 HEA0075 CH0162 Government reorganization Department of health reorganization. 11LSO-0376 HB0215 HEA0090 CH0161 School facilities commission-reorganization. 11LSO-0050 SF0110 SEA0007 CH0002 Workforce services and employment reorganization. 11LSO-0482 SF0120 SEA0024 CH0049 Public Funds Energy impacted county roads program. 11LSO-0170 SF0107 SEA0094 CH0191 Federal natural resource policy. 11LSO-0565 SF0143 SEA0072 CH0141 Hydro-power development. 11LSO-0375 HB0151 HEA0053 CH0109 Primary care support program. 11LSO-0259 HB0049 HEA0065 CH0135 Public funds-time deposit open accounts interest 11LSO-0486 HB0138 HEA0061 CH0125 rate. State investments. 11LSO-0230 SF0024 SEA0025 CH0047

24 State treasurer reports. 11LSO-0243 SF0002 SEA0001 CH0010 University of Wyoming-federal mineral royalties. 11LSO-0534 SF0135 SEA0032 CH0040 University revenue bond supplemental coverage. 11LSO-0095 HB0005 HEA0037 CH0123 State Officers Health insurance exchanges. 11LSO-0157 HB0050 HEA0102 CH0195 Medicaid cost study. 11LSO-0155 SF0102 SEA0093 CH0194 Medicaid options study. 11LSO-0173 SF0050 SEA0092 CH0193 State treasurer reports. 11LSO-0243 SF0002 SEA0001 CH0010 State personnel system Review of state executive department positions. 11LSO-0404 HB0252 HEA0075 CH0162 Wildlife and Natural Resource Funding Act Large project funding. 11LSO-0344 SF0062 SEA0051 CH0087 Wildlife and natural resource trust account board. 11LSO-0338 SF0048 SEA0038 CH0064 Wyoming Economic Development Act Film industry financial incentives program. 11LSO-0130 SF0041 SEA0008 CH0013 Workforce housing infrastructure funds-reversion. 11LSO-0111 SF0075 SEA0013 CH0023 Wyoming market research center. 11LSO-0112 SF0074 SEA0012 CH0020 Agriculture/Livestock/Other Animals Agricultural gas tax refund program. 11LSO-0323 HB0153 HEA0044 CH0099 Hydro-power development. 11LSO-0375 HB0151 HEA0053 CH0109 Contagious and Infectious Diseases Among Livestock Quarantine of animals. 11LSO-0150 HB0018 HEA0031 CH0096 Fences and Cattle Guards Subdivision-perimeter partition fencing. 11LSO-0012 SF0055 SEA0055 CH0102 Feral Livestock Feral livestock. 11LSO-0152 HB0057 HEA0010 CH0021 General Provisions Feral livestock. 11LSO-0152 HB0057 HEA0010 CH0021 Quarantine of animals. 11LSO-0150 HB0018 HEA0031 CH0096 Livestock Remedies Animal remedies. 11LSO-0010 SF0065 SEA0052 CH0098 Livestock board and state veterinarian Animal remedies. 11LSO-0010 SF0065 SEA0052 CH0098 Feral livestock. 11LSO-0152 HB0057 HEA0010 CH0021 Protection of livestock animals. 11LSO-0081 SF0010 SEA0054 CH0100 Quarantine of animals. 11LSO-0150 HB0018 HEA0031 CH0096 Offenses concerning livestock and other animals Feral livestock. 11LSO-0152 HB0057 HEA0010 CH0021

25 Protection of livestock animals. 11LSO-0081 SF0010 SEA0054 CH0100 Pari-Mutuel Wagering Pari-mutuel commission-amendments. 11LSO-0068 SF0027 SEA0016 CH0033 Pari-mutuel regulation. 11LSO-0067 HB0031 HEA0003 CH0006 Predatory Animals Animal damage management board-reports. 11LSO-0008 SF0006 SEA0011 CH0019 Protection of Domestic Animals Protection of livestock animals. 11LSO-0081 SF0010 SEA0054 CH0100 State Fair 100th state fair celebration. 11LSO-0253 SF0057 SEA0045 CH0070 State fair. 11LSO-0014 SF0007 SEA0043 CH0072 State Loan and Investment Board Energy impacted county roads program. 11LSO-0170 SF0107 SEA0094 CH0191 Hydro-power development. 11LSO-0375 HB0151 HEA0053 CH0109 Weed and Pest Control Weed and pest control. 11LSO-0040 HB0015 HEA0016 CH0037 Alcoholic Beverages Local Licenses Bar and grill liquor licenses. 11LSO-0268 HB0098 HEA0008 CH0022 Liquor license transfers. 11LSO-0218 HB0003 HEA0001 CH0005 Appropriations 100th state fair celebration. 11LSO-0253 SF0057 SEA0045 CH0070 Cruelty to animals. 11LSO-0421 SF0100 SEA0083 CH0177 Department of health reorganization. 11LSO-0376 HB0215 HEA0090 CH0161 Developmental disability services. 11LSO-0191 SF0029 SEA0073 CH0163 Dietetics licensure. 11LSO-0235 SF0093 SEA0074 CH0139 District court commissioners-authority. 11LSO-0164 HJ0001 HEJR0001 Economic analysis. 11LSO-0044 SF0009 SEA0086 CH0154 Education accountability. 11LSO-0180 SF0070 SEA0090 CH0184 Electronic fine submittal. 11LSO-0509 HB0190 HEA0088 CH0175 Energy impacted county roads program. 11LSO-0170 SF0107 SEA0094 CH0191 Federal natural resource policy. 11LSO-0565 SF0143 SEA0072 CH0141 General government appropriations. 11LSO-0598 SF0001 SEA0068 CH0088 Gillette Madison water project financing. 11LSO-0389 SF0103 SEA0036 CH0061 Health care pilot project amendments. 11LSO-0275 SF0139 SEA0084 CH0134 Health insurance exchanges. 11LSO-0157 HB0050 HEA0102 CH0195 Large project funding. 11LSO-0344 SF0062 SEA0051 CH0087 Long term services and support. 11LSO-0069 SF0025 SEA0091 CH0188

26 Medicaid cost study. 11LSO-0155 SF0102 SEA0093 CH0194 Medicaid options study. 11LSO-0173 SF0050 SEA0092 CH0193 Municipal solid waste landfills. 11LSO-0240 SF0073 SEA0058 CH0110 National guard-billeted soldiers fund. 11LSO-0462 SF0112 SEA0076 CH0155 Nuclear energy production study. 11LSO-0400 HB0129 HEA0066 CH0148 Omnibus water bill-construction. 11LSO-0295 SF0081 SEA0035 CH0063 Omnibus water bill-planning. 11LSO-0294 HB0061 HEA0005 CH0001 Primary care support program. 11LSO-0259 HB0049 HEA0065 CH0135 Production states agreement. 11LSO-0177 HB0217 HEA0058 CH0092 Review of state executive department positions. 11LSO-0404 HB0252 HEA0075 CH0162 School finance recalibration. 11LSO-0124 HB0127 HEA0098 CH0185 Spice drugs. 11LSO-0023 SF0059 SEA0085 CH0137 State archives-storage study. 11LSO-0133 HB0037 HEA0038 CH0116 State parks-acquisition of lands. 11LSO-0136 SF0033 SEA0065 CH0090 Substance abuse treatment funding awards. 11LSO-0143 HB0099 HEA0036 CH0114 Wildlife/livestock disease research partnership- 11LSO-0352 SF0091 SEA0080 CH0145 funding. Wyoming Veterans Memorial Highway. 11LSO-0417 HB0139 HEA0052 CH0089 Banks/Banking/Finance Remote electronic terminals-fees-2. 11LSO-0513 SF0108 SEA0039 CH0062 Children Child Care Facilities CHINS-administrative change of placement. 11LSO-0048 SF0011 SEA0002 CH0012 Juveniles CHINS-administrative change of placement. 11LSO-0048 SF0011 SEA0002 CH0012 Parents Child custody orders-abandonment. 11LSO-0541 SF0138 SEA0061 CH0131 Protection Child protection shelter care and initial hearings. 11LSO-0047 HB0028 HEA0027 CH0079 Cities and Towns Energy improvement program. 11LSO-0107 HB0179 HEA0071 CH0152 General Provisions Energy improvement program. 11LSO-0107 HB0179 HEA0071 CH0152 City/County/State/Local Powers County roads-speed limits and local authority to 11LSO-0126 SF0026 SEA0022 CH0032 alter. Public Property Public works and contracts-2. 11LSO-0238 HB0111 HEA0041 CH0082

27 State funded construction projects/preference 11LSO-0562 SF0144 SEA0067 CH0081 provisions. Uniform Municipal Fiscal Procedures: Public Records/Documents and Meetings Coroner record confidentiality. 11LSO-0362 HB0042 HEA0087 CH0144 Guardianship and wards-sealed records. 11LSO-0358 SF0067 SEA0021 CH0059 Civil Procedure Civil Actions Court jurisdiction. 11LSO-0206 SF0015 SEA0087 CH0196 Liability for emergency equipment donations. 11LSO-0469 SF0094 SEA0037 CH0065 Recreation Safety Act-waiver on behalf of minors. 11LSO-0285 SF0079 SEA0066 CH0091 Successor Corporation Asbestos-Related Liability 11LSO-0239 HB0110 HEA0040 CH0117 Act-2. Eminent Domain Eminent domain-wind energy collector systems-2. 11LSO-0571 HB0230 HEA0063 CH0086 Enforcement of Judgments Execution of judgment liens. 11LSO-0343 HB0030 HEA0006 CH0016 Fees and costs Service of process fees. 11LSO-0519 SF0147 SEA0062 CH0132 Procedure and actions Wyoming Safe Homes Act-2. 11LSO-0588 HB0256 HEA0097 CH0189 Real property Wyoming Safe Homes Act-2. 11LSO-0588 HB0256 HEA0097 CH0189 Sale and Redemption of Realty Sold Under Mortgage or Execution Foreclosure and redemption revisions. 11LSO-0411 HB0189 HEA0082 CH0173 Counties Economic analysis. 11LSO-0044 SF0009 SEA0086 CH0154 Energy impacted county roads program. 11LSO-0170 SF0107 SEA0094 CH0191 Federal natural resource policy. 11LSO-0565 SF0143 SEA0072 CH0141 Corporate powers and duties County roads-speed limits and local authority to 11LSO-0126 SF0026 SEA0022 CH0032 alter. County Officers Appointments to county commissioner vacancy. 11LSO-0479 HB0136 HEA0051 CH0115 Counties-election districts. 11LSO-0060 SF0014 SEA0040 CH0078 County officers removal from office. 11LSO-0300 SF0077 SEA0027 CH0041

28 Service of process fees. 11LSO-0519 SF0147 SEA0062 CH0132 Memorial Hospitals County memorial hospital board members-removal. 11LSO-0214 HB0211 HEA0089 CH0149 Planning and Zoning Subdivision-perimeter partition fencing. 11LSO-0012 SF0055 SEA0055 CH0102 Subdivisions-water study. 11LSO-0399 HB0063 HEA0039 CH0101 Courts DUI-elimination of right to refuse test. 11LSO-0161 HB0029 HEA0093 CH0178 Electronic fine submittal. 11LSO-0509 HB0190 HEA0088 CH0175 Probation and parole-amendments. 11LSO-0078 SF0017 SEA0017 CH0030 Service of process in family violence and stalking 11LSO-0361 HB0080 HEA0035 CH0108 cases. Circuit Courts Assignment of retired circuit court judges. 11LSO-0207 HB0019 HEA0002 CH0011 Circuit court surety bonds-repeal. 11LSO-0356 HB0123 HEA0021 CH0057 Court jurisdiction. 11LSO-0206 SF0015 SEA0087 CH0196 Electronic fine submittal. 11LSO-0509 HB0190 HEA0088 CH0175 District Court CHINS-administrative change of placement. 11LSO-0048 SF0011 SEA0002 CH0012 Court jurisdiction. 11LSO-0206 SF0015 SEA0087 CH0196 District court commissioners-authority. 11LSO-0164 HJ0001 HEJR0001 In General Guardianship and wards-sealed records. 11LSO-0358 SF0067 SEA0021 CH0059 Supreme Court Assignment of retired circuit court judges. 11LSO-0207 HB0019 HEA0002 CH0011 Crimes and Offenses Castle doctrine modifications. 11LSO-0115 HB0167 HEA0070 CH0142 Prescriptions for marihuana invalid. 11LSO-0325 HB0069 HEA0028 CH0066 Protection of livestock animals. 11LSO-0081 SF0010 SEA0054 CH0100 Wyoming Controlled Substances Act-amendments. 11LSO-0216 HB0062 HEA0024 CH0045 General Provisions Castle doctrine modifications. 11LSO-0115 HB0167 HEA0070 CH0142 Spice drugs. 11LSO-0023 SF0059 SEA0085 CH0137 State parks-temporary peace officers. 11LSO-0097 SF0109 SEA0081 CH0160 Offenses Against Morals/Decency and Family Human remains-training of search and rescue dogs. 11LSO-0532 HB0243 HEA0064 CH0093 Offenses Against Property Castle doctrine modifications. 11LSO-0115 HB0167 HEA0070 CH0142

29 Cruelty to animals. 11LSO-0421 SF0100 SEA0083 CH0177 Impersonation through electronic means. 11LSO-0213 HB0092 HEA0094 CH0180 Offenses Against Public Peace Unlawful protesting at a funeral-amendments. 11LSO-0580 HB0248 HEA0057 CH0080 Offenses Against the Person Castle doctrine modifications. 11LSO-0115 HB0167 HEA0070 CH0142 Sex offender registration amendments. 11LSO-0205 HB0023 HEA0092 CH0179 Strangulation of a household member. 11LSO-0525 SF0132 SEA0082 CH0136 Weapons Concealed weapons. 11LSO-0024 SF0047 SEA0070 CH0084 Criminal Procedure Acceptance of citation. 11LSO-0542 HB0249 HEA0068 CH0167 Electronic fine submittal. 11LSO-0509 HB0190 HEA0088 CH0175 County Coroners Coroner record confidentiality. 11LSO-0362 HB0042 HEA0087 CH0144 Criminal History Records Department of insurance-background checks. 11LSO-0056 HB0004 HEA0012 CH0055 Sex offender registration amendments. 11LSO-0205 HB0023 HEA0092 CH0179 Fugitives and Prevention of Crime Service of process in family violence and stalking 11LSO-0361 HB0080 HEA0035 CH0108 cases. General Provisions Victim notification amendments. 11LSO-0228 HB0075 HEA0007 CH0017 Peace Officers State parks-temporary peace officers. 11LSO-0097 SF0109 SEA0081 CH0160 Sentence and Imprisonment Expungement of nonviolent felonies. 11LSO-0053 SF0088 SEA0046 CH0069 Federal Motor Carrier Safety Act Compliance. 11LSO-0117 SF0018 SEA0018 CH0031 Probation and parole-amendments. 11LSO-0078 SF0017 SEA0017 CH0030 Trial and Matters Incident Thereto Service of process in family violence and stalking 11LSO-0361 HB0080 HEA0035 CH0108 cases. Defense Forces and Affairs Administration Military department-federally funded positions. 11LSO-0549 SF0131 SEA0077 CH0157 Title 19-veterans' commission duties. 11LSO-0185 SF0043 SEA0023 CH0027 Veterans Choice license plates for disabled veterans. 11LSO-0186 SF0042 SEA0020 CH0026

30 Title 19-veterans' commission duties. 11LSO-0185 SF0043 SEA0023 CH0027 Veteran's tax exemption. 11LSO-0587 HB0255 HEA0077 CH0156 Vietnam and veterans welcome home and thank you 11LSO-0038 HB0177 HEA0015 CH0025 day. Wyoming National Guard National guard-billeted soldiers fund. 11LSO-0462 SF0112 SEA0076 CH0155 National guard-disposal of land. 11LSO-0554 HB0246 HEA0047 CH0095 National guard-emergency deployment professional 11LSO-0464 HB0124 HEA0042 CH0094 licensing. Domestic Relations Child custody Child custody orders-abandonment. 11LSO-0541 SF0138 SEA0061 CH0131 Temporary military duty-child custody and 11LSO-0270 HB0105 HEA0026 CH0036 visitation. Child support enforcement Child support-orders. 11LSO-0546 HB0203 HEA0055 CH0121 Economic Development Data processing services centers-tax exemptions. 11LSO-0349 HB0117 HEA0017 CH0048 Ethanol producer tax credit. 11LSO-0595 HB0259 HEA0078 CH0170 Film industry financial incentives program. 11LSO-0130 SF0041 SEA0008 CH0013 Manufacturing tax exemption. 11LSO-0221 HB0143 HEA0043 CH0083 Nuclear energy production study. 11LSO-0400 HB0129 HEA0066 CH0148 Workforce housing infrastructure funds-reversion. 11LSO-0111 SF0075 SEA0013 CH0023 Wyoming market research center. 11LSO-0112 SF0074 SEA0012 CH0020 Education Charter schools-application. 11LSO-0473 HB0115 HEA0009 CH0014 Education accountability. 11LSO-0180 SF0070 SEA0090 CH0184 Hathaway student scholarship program. 11LSO-0437 SF0101 SEA0063 CH0085 Hathaway success curriculum-2. 11LSO-0252 HB0013 HEA0101 CH0199 School facilities-adequacy assessment. 11LSO-0092 SF0016 SEA0044 CH0071 School facilities commission-reorganization. 11LSO-0050 SF0110 SEA0007 CH0002 School finance recalibration. 11LSO-0124 HB0127 HEA0098 CH0185 Seclusion and restraint in schools. 11LSO-0305 SF0036 SEA0041 CH0067 Capital Construction Projects School facilities-adequacy assessment. 11LSO-0092 SF0016 SEA0044 CH0071 School facilities commission-reorganization. 11LSO-0050 SF0110 SEA0007 CH0002 Community Colleges Hathaway student scholarship program. 11LSO-0437 SF0101 SEA0063 CH0085

31 Courses of study Hathaway success curriculum-2. 11LSO-0252 HB0013 HEA0101 CH0199 Higher Education Generally Hathaway student scholarship program. 11LSO-0437 SF0101 SEA0063 CH0085 Hathaway success curriculum-2. 11LSO-0252 HB0013 HEA0101 CH0199 State treasurer reports. 11LSO-0243 SF0002 SEA0001 CH0010 WICHE-repayment program. 11LSO-0430 HB0103 HEA0095 CH0181 Wyoming reclamation and restoration center. 11LSO-0353 SF0117 SEA0031 CH0053 Pupils School athletics safety. 11LSO-0101 SF0038 SEA0097 CH0190 School Districts in General Charter schools-application. 11LSO-0473 HB0115 HEA0009 CH0014 Education accountability. 11LSO-0180 SF0070 SEA0090 CH0184 Seclusion and restraint in schools. 11LSO-0305 SF0036 SEA0041 CH0067 Teacher accountability act. 11LSO-0566 SF0146 SEA0089 CH0182 School Finance School finance recalibration. 11LSO-0124 HB0127 HEA0098 CH0185 Teachers and Employees Teacher accountability act. 11LSO-0566 SF0146 SEA0089 CH0182 The Administration of the State System of Education at the State Level Charter schools-application. 11LSO-0473 HB0115 HEA0009 CH0014 Education accountability. 11LSO-0180 SF0070 SEA0090 CH0184 School finance recalibration. 11LSO-0124 HB0127 HEA0098 CH0185 Seclusion and restraint in schools. 11LSO-0305 SF0036 SEA0041 CH0067 Teacher accountability act. 11LSO-0566 SF0146 SEA0089 CH0182 University of Wyoming Hathaway student scholarship program. 11LSO-0437 SF0101 SEA0063 CH0085 Nuclear energy production study. 11LSO-0400 HB0129 HEA0066 CH0148 University revenue bond supplemental coverage. 11LSO-0095 HB0005 HEA0037 CH0123 Elderly and disabled Adult protective services. 11LSO-0360 SF0089 SEA0047 CH0068 Elections Counties-election districts. 11LSO-0060 SF0014 SEA0040 CH0078 Election code-revisions. 11LSO-0059 SF0020 SEA0015 CH0038 Absentee Voting Election code-revisions. 11LSO-0059 SF0020 SEA0015 CH0038 Elections-military and overseas voters. 11LSO-0147 SF0004 SEA0009 CH0015

32 Ballots Elections-military and overseas voters. 11LSO-0147 SF0004 SEA0009 CH0015 Campaign Practices Campaign finance-organizations. 11LSO-0058 SF0003 SEA0048 CH0074 Canvass and Recount Election code-revisions. 11LSO-0059 SF0020 SEA0015 CH0038 Mail ballot elections. 11LSO-0219 SF0023 SEA0049 CH0076 Municipal Elections Election code-revisions. 11LSO-0059 SF0020 SEA0015 CH0038 Nominations Election code-revisions. 11LSO-0059 SF0020 SEA0015 CH0038 Offenses and Penalties Election code-revisions. 11LSO-0059 SF0020 SEA0015 CH0038 Polling Place Regulations After Polls Close Election code-revisions. 11LSO-0059 SF0020 SEA0015 CH0038 Polling Place Regulations Before Polls Open Election code-revisions. 11LSO-0059 SF0020 SEA0015 CH0038 Polling Place Regulations During Voting Hours Election code-revisions. 11LSO-0059 SF0020 SEA0015 CH0038 Fiduciaries Uniform Trust Code Uniform Trust Code amendments. 11LSO-0465 HB0159 HEA0045 CH0126 Game and Fish Acceptance of citation. 11LSO-0542 HB0249 HEA0068 CH0167 Guides and outfitters. 11LSO-0346 HB0088 HEA0099 CH0186 Administration Game & fish-donation of hunting licenses. 11LSO-0308 SF0063 SEA0028 CH0042 Game & fish-land acquisition. 11LSO-0330 HB0100 HEA0100 CH0197 Enforcement penalties Game and fish violations-penalties. 11LSO-0446 SF0085 SEA0088 CH0187 Licenses/Fees Game & fish-donation of hunting licenses. 11LSO-0308 SF0063 SEA0028 CH0042 Game and fish-turkey pioneer licenses. 11LSO-0280 HB0076 HEA0013 CH0028 Guides and outfitters. 11LSO-0346 HB0088 HEA0099 CH0186 Special limited fishing permits. 11LSO-0246 HB0133 HEA0014 CH0043 Protection and Propagation of Fish Aquatic invasive species-reciprocity. 11LSO-0070 SF0039 SEA0042 CH0073 General Provisions

33 Legal Time and Holidays Vietnam and veterans welcome home and thank you 11LSO-0038 HB0177 HEA0015 CH0025 day. Guardian and Ward General Provisions Guardianship and wards-sealed records. 11LSO-0358 SF0067 SEA0021 CH0059 Health care Dental services freedom bill. 11LSO-0319 HB0073 HEA0048 CH0107 Health care pilot project amendments. 11LSO-0275 SF0139 SEA0084 CH0134 Health insurance exchanges. 11LSO-0157 HB0050 HEA0102 CH0195 Medicaid cost study. 11LSO-0155 SF0102 SEA0093 CH0194 Medicaid options study. 11LSO-0173 SF0050 SEA0092 CH0193 Primary care support program. 11LSO-0259 HB0049 HEA0065 CH0135 Wyoming health insurance pool-sunset. 11LSO-0055 HB0002 HEA0011 CH0056 Highways Establishment of Private Roads Establishment of private roads. 11LSO-0258 HB0079 HEA0019 CH0046 General Provisions Wyoming Veterans Memorial Highway. 11LSO-0417 HB0139 HEA0052 CH0089 Institutions of the State Hospitalization of Mentally Ill Persons Involuntary commitment examiners. 11LSO-0109 HB0095 HEA0025 CH0054 Insurance Code Wyoming health insurance pool-sunset. 11LSO-0055 HB0002 HEA0011 CH0056 Agencies and Adjusters Department of insurance-background checks. 11LSO-0056 HB0004 HEA0012 CH0055 Department of insurance-licensure revisions. 11LSO-0057 HB0009 HEA0023 CH0060 Group and Blanket Disability Insurance Health insurance definitions. 11LSO-0321 SF0037 SEA0069 CH0165 Insurance premiums-failure to pay. 11LSO-0281 HB0114 HEA0020 CH0029 Hospital or Medical Service Insurance and Prepaid Health Service Plans Dental services freedom bill. 11LSO-0319 HB0073 HEA0048 CH0107 Insurance premiums-failure to pay. 11LSO-0281 HB0114 HEA0020 CH0029 Kinds of Insurance/Limits of Risk/Reinsurance Health insurance definitions. 11LSO-0321 SF0037 SEA0069 CH0165 Prepaid or prearranged funeral contracts

34 Vaults, crypts and mausoleums-perpetual trust 11LSO-0510 HB0178 HEA0081 CH0151 funds. Rental Car Insurance Department of insurance-licensure revisions. 11LSO-0057 HB0009 HEA0023 CH0060 Scope of Code Health insurance definitions. 11LSO-0321 SF0037 SEA0069 CH0165 Surplus Lines and Insurance Agent Examiners Insurance-surplus lines. 11LSO-0581 HB0242 HEA0056 CH0103 Wyoming Health Insurance Pool Act Health care pilot project amendments. 11LSO-0275 SF0139 SEA0084 CH0134 Wyoming health insurance pool-sunset. 11LSO-0055 HB0002 HEA0011 CH0056 Labor and Employment Workforce services and employment reorganization. 11LSO-0482 SF0120 SEA0024 CH0049 Worker's Compensation State parks-volunteers. 11LSO-0135 SF0028 SEA0004 CH0007 Legislature Production states agreement. 11LSO-0177 HB0217 HEA0058 CH0092 General Provisions Legislative committee membership. 11LSO-0265 SF0095 SEA0095 CH0198 Management audit committee subpoena power. 11LSO-0183 HB0160 HEA0030 CH0075 Legislative Service Office Management audit committee subpoena power. 11LSO-0183 HB0160 HEA0030 CH0075 Obsolete laws-general revisions. 11LSO-0033 HB0087 HEA0060 CH0129 Liens Execution of judgment liens. 11LSO-0343 HB0030 HEA0006 CH0016 Liens. 11LSO-0563 SF0134 SEA0060 CH0130 Contractors or materialmen Liens. 11LSO-0563 SF0134 SEA0060 CH0130 Forms Liens. 11LSO-0563 SF0134 SEA0060 CH0130 Mines and Minerals Oil and Gas Oil and gas enhanced recovery-microbial conversion. 11LSO-0508 SF0116 SEA0034 CH0050 Motor Vehicles Natural gas vehicles. 11LSO-0313 HB0235 HEA0067 CH0143 Abandoned vehicles Abandoned vehicles-storage expenses. 11LSO-0555 SF0128 SEA0057 CH0128 Commercial driver's licenses

35 Federal Motor Carrier Safety Act Compliance. 11LSO-0117 SF0018 SEA0018 CH0031 Commercial Vehicles Federal Motor Carrier Safety Act Compliance. 11LSO-0117 SF0018 SEA0018 CH0031 Overweight and oversize vehicle penalties. 11LSO-0277 SF0124 SEA0096 CH0192 Driver's Licenses Federal Motor Carrier Safety Act Compliance. 11LSO-0117 SF0018 SEA0018 CH0031 Next of kin-driver's license option. 11LSO-0537 HB0194 HEA0083 CH0168 General offenses and penalties Acceptance of citation. 11LSO-0542 HB0249 HEA0068 CH0167 DUI-child endangerment fines. 11LSO-0514 SF0115 SEA0053 CH0122 DUI-elimination of right to refuse test. 11LSO-0161 HB0029 HEA0093 CH0178 General Provisions Off-road vehicle definition. 11LSO-0140 SF0031 SEA0005 CH0009 Implied Consent to Chemical Testing DUI-elimination of right to refuse test. 11LSO-0161 HB0029 HEA0093 CH0178 Regulation of Traffic on Highways County roads-speed limits and local authority to 11LSO-0126 SF0026 SEA0022 CH0032 alter. DUI-child endangerment fines. 11LSO-0514 SF0115 SEA0053 CH0122 DUI-elimination of right to refuse test. 11LSO-0161 HB0029 HEA0093 CH0178 Ignition interlock devices. 11LSO-0310 SF0137 SEA0033 CH0039 Title and Registration Choice license plates for disabled veterans. 11LSO-0186 SF0042 SEA0020 CH0026 Multiple special handicapped license plates. 11LSO-0445 HB0154 HEA0062 CH0111 Off-road vehicle definition. 11LSO-0140 SF0031 SEA0005 CH0009 Off-road vehicle registration-exemption. 11LSO-0504 HB0208 HEA0084 CH0158 State parks-trails. 11LSO-0139 SF0032 SEA0006 CH0008 Vehicle restoration. 11LSO-0428 HB0090 HEA0080 CH0172 Noncodified Statutes Water Gillette Madison water project financing. 11LSO-0389 SF0103 SEA0036 CH0061 Omnibus water bill-construction. 11LSO-0295 SF0081 SEA0035 CH0063 Omnibus water bill-planning. 11LSO-0294 HB0061 HEA0005 CH0001 Water development projects-funding. 11LSO-0396 HB0066 HEA0018 CH0035 Authorization for Water Development Construction Projects Gillette Madison water project financing. 11LSO-0389 SF0103 SEA0036 CH0061 Omnibus water bill-construction. 11LSO-0295 SF0081 SEA0035 CH0063 Omnibus water bill-planning. 11LSO-0294 HB0061 HEA0005 CH0001

36 Professions and Occupations Guides and outfitters. 11LSO-0346 HB0088 HEA0099 CH0186 Dieticians Dietetics licensure. 11LSO-0235 SF0093 SEA0074 CH0139 Nurses Wyoming Nurse Practice Act amendment. 11LSO-0585 HB0253 HEA0076 CH0169 Wyoming Nurse Practice Act-amendments. 11LSO-0380 SF0090 SEA0079 CH0171 Real Estate Brokers and Salesmen Real estate brokers and salesmen revisions-2. 11LSO-0496 SF0119 SEA0056 CH0104 Veterinarians Wyoming Veterinary Medical Practice Act-2. 11LSO-0182 HB0007 HEA0034 CH0097 Property/Conveyances and Security Transactions Notaries. 11LSO-0002 SF0150 SEA0050 CH0113 Wind energy property rights. 11LSO-0065 SF0022 SEA0003 CH0003 Conveyances Validated Wind energy property rights. 11LSO-0065 SF0022 SEA0003 CH0003 Foreclosure of Mortgages and Power of Sale Foreclosure and redemption revisions. 11LSO-0411 HB0189 HEA0082 CH0173 General Provisions Abolition of worthier title doctrine. 11LSO-0461 HB0157 HEA0029 CH0077 Property disclosure statement-wind estate. 11LSO-0570 HB0223 HEA0074 CH0166 Vacant land. 11LSO-0407 HB0081 HEA0046 CH0124 Wind energy property rights. 11LSO-0065 SF0022 SEA0003 CH0003 Marketable Titles Foreclosure and redemption revisions. 11LSO-0411 HB0189 HEA0082 CH0173 Notarial Acts Notaries. 11LSO-0002 SF0150 SEA0050 CH0113 Platting and Dedication Platted plots-requirement. 11LSO-0545 HB0224 HEA0086 CH0174 Subdivisions-water study. 11LSO-0399 HB0063 HEA0039 CH0101 Public Health and Safety Emergency medical review organizations. 11LSO-0547 HB0209 HEA0085 CH0138 Adult Protective Services Adult protective services. 11LSO-0360 SF0089 SEA0047 CH0068 Anatomical Gifts Human remains-training of search and rescue dogs. 11LSO-0532 HB0243 HEA0064 CH0093 Assemblage of people Unlawful protesting at a funeral-amendments. 11LSO-0580 HB0248 HEA0057 CH0080

37 Cemeteries and Burials Vaults, crypts and mausoleums-perpetual trust 11LSO-0510 HB0178 HEA0081 CH0151 funds. Controlled substances-drugs Prescriptions for marihuana invalid. 11LSO-0325 HB0069 HEA0028 CH0066 Spice drugs. 11LSO-0023 SF0059 SEA0085 CH0137 Substance abuse treatment funding awards. 11LSO-0143 HB0099 HEA0036 CH0114 Wyoming Controlled Substances Act-amendments. 11LSO-0216 HB0062 HEA0024 CH0045 Domestic Violence Protection Adult protective services. 11LSO-0360 SF0089 SEA0047 CH0068 Service of process in family violence and stalking 11LSO-0361 HB0080 HEA0035 CH0108 cases. Wyoming Safe Homes Act-2. 11LSO-0588 HB0256 HEA0097 CH0189 Environmental Quality Municipal solid waste landfills. 11LSO-0240 SF0073 SEA0058 CH0110 Performance based evaluation and design. 11LSO-0410 SF0121 SEA0071 CH0147 Very rare or uncommon area designations. 11LSO-0367 HB0152 HEA0069 CH0140 Voluntary environmental audit report. 11LSO-0377 SF0076 SEA0014 CH0024 Wyoming reclamation and restoration center. 11LSO-0353 SF0117 SEA0031 CH0053 Fire Protection Emergency response-incidents. 11LSO-0528 HB0206 HEA0073 CH0150 Food and Drugs Animal remedies. 11LSO-0010 SF0065 SEA0052 CH0098 Prescriptions for marihuana invalid. 11LSO-0325 HB0069 HEA0028 CH0066 Spice drugs. 11LSO-0023 SF0059 SEA0085 CH0137 Substance abuse treatment funding awards. 11LSO-0143 HB0099 HEA0036 CH0114 Wyoming Controlled Substances Act-amendments. 11LSO-0216 HB0062 HEA0024 CH0045 Wyoming Traditional Food Act. 11LSO-0005 HB0008 HEA0079 CH0153 Health Regulations Generally Human remains-training of search and rescue dogs. 11LSO-0532 HB0243 HEA0064 CH0093 Hospital and related facilities County memorial hospital board members-removal. 11LSO-0214 HB0211 HEA0089 CH0149 Nursing care facility assessment. 11LSO-0515 HB0193 HEA0054 CH0105 Primary care support program. 11LSO-0259 HB0049 HEA0065 CH0135 Industrial Development and Siting Landowner rights in wind energy development. 11LSO-0091 SF0058 SEA0078 CH0146 Wind energy property rights. 11LSO-0065 SF0022 SEA0003 CH0003 Professional Standard Review Organizations

38 Emergency medical review organizations. 11LSO-0547 HB0209 HEA0085 CH0138 Public Programs Cancer Control Act amendments. 11LSO-0282 HB0036 HEA0049 CH0106 Health care pilot project amendments. 11LSO-0275 SF0139 SEA0084 CH0134 Long term services and support. 11LSO-0069 SF0025 SEA0091 CH0188 Primary care support program. 11LSO-0259 HB0049 HEA0065 CH0135 Public Lands Board of Land Commissioners Grand Teton National Park-transfer of state lands. 11LSO-0387 HB0156 HEA0022 CH0051 Director of the State Land and Farm Loan Office Grand Teton National Park-transfer of state lands. 11LSO-0387 HB0156 HEA0022 CH0051 State lands-improvements-2. 11LSO-0480 HB0135 HEA0050 CH0118 Leasing Generally State lands-improvements. 11LSO-0043 SF0005 SEA0010 CH0018 State parks and preserves State parks-temporary peace officers. 11LSO-0097 SF0109 SEA0081 CH0160 State parks-trails. 11LSO-0139 SF0032 SEA0006 CH0008 Sale of state lands Grand Teton National Park-transfer of state lands. 11LSO-0387 HB0156 HEA0022 CH0051 Public Utilities Railroads Railroads-fence repairs. 11LSO-0543 HB0202 HEA0072 CH0159 Rates/Interchange of Services and Safety Natural gas storage. 11LSO-0425 SF0092 SEA0029 CH0052 Wyoming Natural Gas Pipeline Authority Wyoming infrastructure authority. 11LSO-0019 HB0109 HEA0032 CH0119 Wyoming pipeline authority. 11LSO-0020 HB0113 HEA0033 CH0120 Resolutions Bark beetle mitigation. 11LSO-0550 SJ0007 SEJR0004 District court commissioners-authority. 11LSO-0164 HJ0001 HEJR0001 Health care freedom. 11LSO-0026 SJ0002 SEJR0002 Resolution-environmental protection agency 11LSO-0442 SJ0006 SEJR0001 regulations. Right to hunt, fish and trap. 11LSO-0278 SJ0001 SEJR0003 Revisions Obsolete laws-general revisions. 11LSO-0033 HB0087 HEA0060 CH0129 Revisor's bill. 11LSO-0032 SF0069 SEA0075 CH0176 State-Federal Issues

39 Bark beetle mitigation. 11LSO-0550 SJ0007 SEJR0004 Health insurance exchanges. 11LSO-0157 HB0050 HEA0102 CH0195 Medicaid cost study. 11LSO-0155 SF0102 SEA0093 CH0194 Production states agreement. 11LSO-0177 HB0217 HEA0058 CH0092 Resolution-environmental protection agency 11LSO-0442 SJ0006 SEJR0001 regulations. Taxation and Revenue Agricultural gas tax refund program. 11LSO-0323 HB0153 HEA0044 CH0099 Ethanol producer tax credit. 11LSO-0595 HB0259 HEA0078 CH0170 Excise tax-vendor compensation. 11LSO-0227 HB0147 HEA0096 CH0183 Manufacturing tax exemption. 11LSO-0221 HB0143 HEA0043 CH0083 Sales tax on certain food items. 11LSO-0348 SF0099 SEA0030 CH0034 Taxation of oil and gas field services. 11LSO-0220 HB0060 HEA0004 CH0004 Veteran's tax exemption. 11LSO-0587 HB0255 HEA0077 CH0156 Ad Valorem Taxation Property tax exemption for nonprofit museum. 11LSO-0039 SF0021 SEA0019 CH0044 Property taxation-appeals. 11LSO-0520 HB0254 HEA0059 CH0127 Veteran's tax exemption. 11LSO-0587 HB0255 HEA0077 CH0156 Administration Property tax exemption for nonprofit museum. 11LSO-0039 SF0021 SEA0019 CH0044 Property taxation-appeals. 11LSO-0520 HB0254 HEA0059 CH0127 Veteran's tax exemption. 11LSO-0587 HB0255 HEA0077 CH0156 Fuel Tax Agricultural gas tax refund program. 11LSO-0323 HB0153 HEA0044 CH0099 Ethanol producer tax credit. 11LSO-0595 HB0259 HEA0078 CH0170 Sales Tax Data processing services centers-tax exemptions. 11LSO-0349 HB0117 HEA0017 CH0048 Excise tax-vendor compensation. 11LSO-0227 HB0147 HEA0096 CH0183 Manufacturing tax exemption. 11LSO-0221 HB0143 HEA0043 CH0083 Sales tax on certain food items. 11LSO-0348 SF0099 SEA0030 CH0034 Taxation of oil and gas field services. 11LSO-0220 HB0060 HEA0004 CH0004 Use Tax Data processing services centers-tax exemptions. 11LSO-0349 HB0117 HEA0017 CH0048 Excise tax-vendor compensation. 11LSO-0227 HB0147 HEA0096 CH0183 Manufacturing tax exemption. 11LSO-0221 HB0143 HEA0043 CH0083 Sales tax on certain food items. 11LSO-0348 SF0099 SEA0030 CH0034 Trade and Commerce Fair practices of equipment act amendment. 11LSO-0381 SF0072 SEA0064 CH0133

40 Consumer protection Animal remedies. 11LSO-0010 SF0065 SEA0052 CH0098 Wyoming Farm Equipment Fair Dealership Act Fair practices of equipment act amendment. 11LSO-0381 SF0072 SEA0064 CH0133 Uniform Acts Notaries. 11LSO-0002 SF0150 SEA0050 CH0113 Uniform Trust Code amendments. 11LSO-0465 HB0159 HEA0045 CH0126 Water Gillette Madison water project financing. 11LSO-0389 SF0103 SEA0036 CH0061 Omnibus water bill-construction. 11LSO-0295 SF0081 SEA0035 CH0063 Omnibus water bill-planning. 11LSO-0294 HB0061 HEA0005 CH0001 Water development projects-funding. 11LSO-0396 HB0066 HEA0018 CH0035 Planning and Development Gillette Madison water project financing. 11LSO-0389 SF0103 SEA0036 CH0061 Hydro-power development. 11LSO-0375 HB0151 HEA0053 CH0109 Omnibus water bill-construction. 11LSO-0295 SF0081 SEA0035 CH0063 Omnibus water bill-planning. 11LSO-0294 HB0061 HEA0005 CH0001 Water development projects-funding. 11LSO-0396 HB0066 HEA0018 CH0035 Watercraft Aquatic invasive species-reciprocity. 11LSO-0070 SF0039 SEA0042 CH0073 Water rights/administration and control Subdivisions-water study. 11LSO-0399 HB0063 HEA0039 CH0101 Welfare Nursing care facility assessment. 11LSO-0515 HB0193 HEA0054 CH0105 Long Term Care Choices Program Long term services and support. 11LSO-0069 SF0025 SEA0091 CH0188 Medical Assistance and Services Developmental disability services. 11LSO-0191 SF0029 SEA0073 CH0163 Medicaid cost study. 11LSO-0155 SF0102 SEA0093 CH0194 Medicaid options study. 11LSO-0173 SF0050 SEA0092 CH0193 Medicaid-reimbursement of services. 11LSO-0049 HB0020 HEA0091 CH0164 Wills/Estates/Probates General Provisions Summary probate-amendments. 11LSO-0359 SF0068 SEA0026 CH0058 Uniform Trust Code amendments. 11LSO-0465 HB0159 HEA0045 CH0126 Probate Court Summary probate-amendments. 11LSO-0359 SF0068 SEA0026 CH0058 Wyoming Constitution

41 Declaration of rights Health care freedom. 11LSO-0026 SJ0002 SEJR0002 Right to hunt, fish and trap. 11LSO-0278 SJ0001 SEJR0003 Judicial department District court commissioners-authority. 11LSO-0164 HJ0001 HEJR0001 Education/State Institutions/Promotion of Health and Morals/Public buildings Health care freedom. 11LSO-0026 SJ0002 SEJR0002

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GENERAL SESSION - WYOMING STATE LEGISLATURE FINAL ACTION March 11, 2011

BILL # SPONSOR CATCH TITLE ENROLLED CHAPTER DATE GOV EFFECTIVE ACT NUMBER SIGNED DATE

HB0002 CORPORATIONS Wyoming health insurance pool-sunset. HEA0011 CH0056 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 HB0003 CORPORATIONS Liquor license transfers. HEA0001 CH0005 2/15/2011 2/15/2011 HB0004 CORPORATIONS Department of insurance-background checks. HEA0012 CH0055 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 HB0005 CAP FIN & INV University revenue bond supplemental coverage. HEA0037 CH0123 3/2/2011 3/2/2011 HB0007 AGRICULTURE Wyoming Veterinary Medical Practice Act-2. HEA0034 CH0097 3/2/2011 3/2/2011 HB0008 AGRICULTURE Wyoming Traditional Food Act. HEA0079 CH0153 3/3/2011 3/3/2011 HB0009 CORPORATIONS Department of insurance-licensure revisions. HEA0023 CH0060 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 HB0013 EDUCATION Hathaway success curriculum-2. HEA0101 CH0199 3/10/2011 3/10/2011 HB0015 AGRICULTURE Weed and pest control. HEA0016 CH0037 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 HB0018 AGRICULTURE Quarantine of animals. HEA0031 CH0096 3/2/2011 3/2/2011 HB0019 JUDICIARY Assignment of retired circuit court judges. HEA0002 CH0011 2/15/2011 7/1/2011 HB0020 DEV/INTELEC Medicaid-reimbursement of services. HEA0091 CH0164 3/3/2011 3/3/2011 PROGRAMS HB0023 JUDICIARY Sex offender registration amendments. HEA0092 CH0179 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 HB0028 JUDICIARY Child protection shelter care and initial hearings. HEA0027 CH0079 2/24/2011 7/1/2011 HB0029 GINGERY DUI-elimination of right to refuse test. HEA0093 CH0178 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 HB0030 GINGERY Execution of judgment liens. HEA0006 CH0016 2/17/2011 7/1/2011 HB0031 TRAVEL Pari-mutuel regulation. HEA0003 CH0006 2/15/2011 7/1/2011 HB0036 ESQUIBEL, K. Cancer Control Act amendments. HEA0049 CH0106 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0037 TRAVEL State archives-storage study. HEA0038 CH0116 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0042 GINGERY Coroner record confidentiality. HEA0087 CH0144 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 HB0049 LABOR Primary care support program. HEA0065 CH0135 3/3/2011 7/1/2011

43 BILL # SPONSOR CATCH TITLE ENROLLED CHAPTER DATE GOV EFFECTIVE ACT NUMBER SIGNED DATE HB0050 LABOR Health insurance exchanges. HEA0102 CH0195 3/10/2011 3/10/2011 HB0057 AGRICULTURE Feral livestock. HEA0010 CH0021 2/17/2011 7/1/2011 HB0060 REVENUE Taxation of oil and gas field services. HEA0004 CH0004 2/15/2011 2/15/2011 HB0061 WATER Omnibus water bill-planning. HEA0005 CH0001 2/15/2011 2/15/2011 HB0062 GINGERY Wyoming Controlled Substances Act-amendments. HEA0024 CH0045 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 HB0063 MADDEN Subdivisions-water study. HEA0039 CH0101 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0066 WATER Water development projects-funding. HEA0018 CH0035 2/18/2011 2/18/2011 HB0069 BUCHANAN Prescriptions for marihuana invalid. HEA0028 CH0066 2/24/2011 7/1/2011 HB0073 PEDERSEN Dental services freedom bill. HEA0048 CH0107 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0075 ESQUIBEL, K. Victim notification amendments. HEA0007 CH0017 2/17/2011 7/1/2011 HB0076 ESQUIBEL, K. Game and fish-turkey pioneer licenses. HEA0013 CH0028 2/18/2011 1/1/2012 HB0079 BUCHANAN Establishment of private roads. HEA0019 CH0046 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 HB0080 DAVISON Service of process in family violence and stalking cases HEA0035 CH0108 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0081 ZWONITZER, DV. Vacant land. HEA0046 CH0124 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0087 MGT COUNCIL Obsolete laws-general revisions. HEA0060 CH0129 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0088 MCOMIE Guides and outfitters. HEA0099 CH0186 3/10/2011 7/1/2011 HB0090 BYRD Vehicle restoration. HEA0080 CH0172 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 HB0092 LUBNAU Impersonation through electronic means. HEA0094 CH0180 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 HB0095 HARVEY Involuntary commitment examiners. HEA0025 CH0054 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 HB0098 STUBSON Bar and grill liquor licenses. HEA0008 CH0022 2/17/2011 7/1/2011 HB0099 GINGERY Substance abuse treatment funding awards. HEA0036 CH0114 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0100 SHEPPERSON Game & fish-land acquisition. HEA0100 CH0197 3/10/2011 7/1/2011 HB0103 MCKIM WICHE-repayment program. HEA0095 CH0181 3/3/2011 3/3/2011 HB0105 THRONE Temporary military duty-child custody and visitation HEA0026 CH0036 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 HB0109 MINERALS Wyoming infrastructure authority. HEA0032 CH0119 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0110 MINERALS Successor Corporation Asbestos-Related Liability Act -2 HEA0040 CH0117 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0111 MINERALS Public works and contracts-2. HEA0041 CH0082 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0113 MINERALS Wyoming pipeline authority. HEA0033 CH0120 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0114 ESQUIBEL, K. Insurance premiums-failure to pay. HEA0020 CH0029 2/18/2011 7/1/2011

44 BILL # SPONSOR CATCH TITLE ENROLLED CHAPTER DATE GOV EFFECTIVE ACT NUMBER SIGNED DATE HB0115 TEETERS Charter schools-application. HEA0009 CH0014 2/17/2011 7/1/2011 HB0117 ILLOWAY Data processing services centers-tax exemptions. HEA0017 CH0048 2/18/2011 2/18/2011 HB0123 THRONE Circuit court surety bonds-repeal. HEA0021 CH0057 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 HB0124 TRANSPORTATION National guard-emergency deployment professional HEA0042 CH0094 3/2/2011 3/2/2011 licensing HB0127 SCH FINANCE School finance recalibration. HEA0098 CH0185 3/10/2011 7/1/2011/Secs 4 & 5: 3/10/2011 HB0129 HARSHMAN Nuclear energy production study. HEA0066 CH0148 3/3/2011 3/3/2011 HB0133 CHILDERS Special limited fishing permits. HEA0014 CH0043 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 HB0135 GREEAR State lands-improvements-2. HEA0050 CH0118 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0136 BARBUTO Appointments to county commissioner vacancy. HEA0051 CH0115 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0138 MADDEN Public funds-time deposit open accounts interest rate HEA0061 CH0125 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0139 BONNER Wyoming Veterans Memorial Highway. HEA0052 CH0089 3/2/2011 3/2/2011 HB0143 MILLER Manufacturing tax exemption. HEA0043 CH0083 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0147 ZWONITZER, DV. Excise tax-vendor compensation. HEA0096 CH0192 3/10/2011 7/1/2011 HB0151 SEMLEK Hydro-power development. HEA0053 CH0109 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0152 SEMLEK Very rare or uncommon area designations. HEA0069 CH0140 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 HB0153 SEMLEK Agricultural gas tax refund program. HEA0044 CH0099 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0154 HARVEY Multiple special handicapped license plates. HEA0062 CH0111 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0156 PETROFF Grand Teton National Park-transfer of state lands. HEA0022 CH0051 2/18/2011 2/18/2011 HB0157 BROWN Abolition of worthier title doctrine. HEA0029 CH0077 2/24/2011 7/1/2011 HB0159 BROWN Uniform Trust Code amendments. HEA0045 CH0126 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0160 MGT AUDIT Management audit committee subpoena power. HEA0030 CH0075 2/24/2011 2/24/2011 HB0167 QUARBERG Castle doctrine modifications. HEA0070 CH0142 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 HB0177 JAGGI Vietnam and veterans welcome home and thank you day HEA0015 CH0025 2/18/2011 2/18/2011 HB0178 CRAFT Vaults, crypts and mausoleums-perpetual trust funds HEA0081 CH0151 3/3/2011 3/3/2011 HB0179 PETROFF Energy improvement program. HEA0071 CH0152 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 HB0189 STUBSON Foreclosure and redemption revisions. HEA0082 CH0173 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 HB0190 ZWONITZER, DV. Electronic fine submittal. HEA0088 CH0175 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 HB0193 CHILDERS Nursing care facility assessment. HEA0054 CH0105 3/2/2011 3/2/2011

45 BILL # SPONSOR CATCH TITLE ENROLLED CHAPTER DATE GOV EFFECTIVE ACT NUMBER SIGNED DATE HB0194 PEDERSEN Next of kin-driver's license option. HEA0083 CH0177 3/3/2011 1/1/2012 HB0202 BROWN Railroads-fence repairs. HEA0072 CH0159 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 HB0203 LUBNAU Child support-orders. HEA0055 CH0121 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0206 THRONE Emergency response-incidents. HEA0073 CH0150 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 HB0208 SHEPPERSON Off-road vehicle registration-exemption. HEA0084 CH0158 3/3/2011 3/3/2011 HB0209 GREENE Emergency medical review organizations. HEA0085 CH0138 3/3/2011 3/3/2011 HB0211 THRONE County memorial hospital board members-removal. HEA0089 CH0149 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 HB0215 LUBNAU Department of health reorganization. HEA0090 CH0161 3/3/2011 3/3/2011 HB0217 LUBNAU Production states agreement. HEA0058 CH0092 3/2/2011 3/2/2011 HB0223 BROWN Property disclosure statement-wind estate. HEA0074 CH0166 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 HB0224 MILLER Platted plots-requirement. HEA0086 CH0174 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 HB0230 BROWN Eminent domain-wind energy collector systems-2. HEA0063 CH0086 3/2/2011 3/2/2011 HB0235 ROSCOE Natural gas vehicles. HEA0067 CH0143 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 HB0242 ILLOWAY Insurance-surplus lines. HEA0056 CH0103 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0243 KRONE Human remains-training of search and rescue dogs. HEA0064 CH0093 3/2/2011 3/2/2011 HB0246 QUARBERG National guard-disposal of land. HEA0047 CH0095 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0248 BYRD Unlawful protesting at a funeral-amendments. HEA0057 CH0080 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 HB0249 NICHOLAS, B. Acceptance of citation. HEA0068 CH0167 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 HB0252 HARVEY Review of state executive department positions. HEA0075 CH0162 3/3/2011 3/3/2011 HB0253 KASPERIK Wyoming Nurse Practice Act amendment. HEA0076 CH0169 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 HB0254 THRONE Property taxation-appeals. HEA0059 CH0127 3/2/2011 3/2/2011 HB0255 PATTON Veteran's tax exemption. HEA0077 CH0156 3/3/2011 3/3/2011 HB0256 CRAFT Wyoming Safe Homes Act-2. HEA0097 CH0189 3/10/2011 7/1/2011 HB0259 ZWONITZER, DV. Ethanol producer tax credit. HEA0078 CH0170 3/3/2011 3/3/2011 HJ0001 JUDICIARY District court commissioners-authority. HEJR0001 N/A 3/3/2011 SF0001 APPROPRIATIONS General government appropriations. SEA0068 CH0088 3/2/2011 3/2/2011 line item veto SF0002 CAP FIN & INV State treasurer reports. SEA0001 CH0010 2/15/2011 7/1/2011 SF0003 CORPORATIONS Campaign finance-organizations. SEA0048 CH0074 2/24/2011 2/24/2011

46 BILL # SPONSOR CATCH TITLE ENROLLED CHAPTER DATE GOV EFFECTIVE ACT NUMBER SIGNED DATE SF0004 CORPORATIONS Elections-military and overseas voters. SEA0009 CH0015 2/17/2011 2/17/2011 SF0005 AGRICULTURE State lands-improvements. SEA0010 CH0018 2/17/2011 2/17/2011 SF0006 AGRICULTURE Animal damage management board-reports. SEA0011 CH0019 2/17/2011 7/1/2011 SF0007 AGRICULTURE State fair. SEA0043 CH0072 2/24/2011 7/1/2011 SF0009 AGRICULTURE Economic analysis. SEA0086 CH0154 3/3/2011 3/3/2011 SF0010 AGRICULTURE Protection of livestock animals. SEA0054 CH0100 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 SF0011 JUDICIARY CHINS-administrative change of placement. SEA0002 CH0012 2/15/2011 7/1/2011 SF0014 CORPORATIONS Counties-election districts. SEA0040 CH0078 2/24/2011 7/1/2011 SF0015 JUDICIARY Court jurisdiction. SEA0087 CH0196 3/10/2011 7/1/2011 SF0016 CAP CON School facilities-adequacy assessment. SEA0044 CH0071 2/24/2011 7/1/2011 SF0017 JUDICIARY Probation and parole-amendments. SEA0017 CH0030 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 SF0018 TRANSPORTATION Federal Motor Carrier Safety Act Compliance. SEA0018 CH0031 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 SF0020 CORPORATIONS Election code-revisions. SEA0015 CH0038 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 SF0021 GEIS Property tax exemption for nonprofit museum. SEA0019 CH0044 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 SF0022 JUDICIARY Wind energy property rights. SEA0003 CH0003 2/15/2011 4/1/2011 SF0023 CORPORATIONS Mail ballot elections. SEA0049 CH0076 2/24/2011 2/24/2011 SF0024 MARTIN State investments. SEA0025 CH0047 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 SF0025 MARTIN Long term services and support. SEA0091 CH0188 3/10/2011 7/1/2011/Sec 3: 3/10/2011 SF0026 TRANSPORTATION County roads-speed limits and local authority to alter SEA0022 CH0032 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 SF0027 TRAVEL Pari-mutuel commission-amendments. SEA0016 CH0033 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 SF0028 TRAVEL State parks-volunteers. SEA0004 CH0007 2/15/2011 7/1/2011 SF0029 DEV/INTELEC Developmental disability services. SEA0073 CH0163 3/3/2011 3/3/2011 PROGRAMS SF0031 TRAVEL Off-road vehicle definition. SEA0005 CH0009 2/15/2011 7/1/2011 SF0032 TRAVEL State parks-trails. SEA0006 CH0008 2/15/2011 7/1/2011 SF0033 TRAVEL State parks-acquisition of lands. SEA0065 CH0090 3/2/2011 3/2/2011 SF0036 CASE Seclusion and restraint in schools. SEA0041 CH0067 2/24/2011 2/24/2011 SF0037 EMERICH Health insurance definitions. SEA0069 CH0165 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 SF0038 LANDEN School athletics safety. SEA0097 CH0190 3/10/2011 7/1/2011

47 BILL # SPONSOR CATCH TITLE ENROLLED CHAPTER DATE GOV EFFECTIVE ACT NUMBER SIGNED DATE SF0039 TRAVEL Aquatic invasive species-reciprocity. SEA0042 CH0073 2/24/2011 7/1/2011 SF0041 TRAVEL Film industry financial incentives program. SEA0008 CH0013 2/17/2011 2/17/2011 SF0042 TRANSPORTATION Choice license plates for disabled veterans. SEA0020 CH0026 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 SF0043 TRANSPORTATION Title 19-veterans' commission duties. SEA0023 CH0027 2/18/2011 2/18/2011 SF0045 CASE Professional services procurement. SEA0059 CH0112 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 SF0047 JENNINGS Concealed weapons. SEA0070 CH0084 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 SF0048 NAT RES FUND Wildlife and natural resource trust account board. SEA0038 CH0064 2/22/2011 2/22/2011 SF0050 LABOR Medicaid options study. SEA0092 CH0193 3/10/2011 3/10/2011 SF0055 AGRICULTURE Subdivision-perimeter partition fencing. SEA0055 CH0102 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 SF0057 ANDERSON 100th state fair celebration. SEA0045 CH0070 2/24/2011 2/24/2011 SF0058 ANDERSON Landowner rights in wind energy development. SEA0078 CH0146 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 SF0059 ESQUIBEL, F. Spice drugs. SEA0085 CH0137 3/3/2011 3/3/2011 SF0062 NAT RES FUND Large project funding. SEA0051 CH0087 3/2/2011 3/2/2011 SF0063 CASE Game & fish-donation of hunting licenses. SEA0028 CH0042 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 SF0065 AGRICULTURE Animal remedies. SEA0052 CH0098 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 SF0067 ROSS Guardianship and wards-sealed records. SEA0021 CH0059 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 SF0068 ROSS Summary probate-amendments. SEA0026 CH0058 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 SF0069 MGT COUNCIL Revisor's bill. SEA0075 CH0176 3/3/2011 3/3/2011 SF0070 SCH FINANCE Education accountability. SEA0090 CH0184 3/10/2011 3/10/2011/W.S. 21-2-304(v)(B)(E): 7/1/2012 SF0072 CHRISTENSEN Fair practices of equipment act amendment. SEA0064 CH0133 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 SF0073 MINERALS Municipal solid waste landfills. SEA0058 CH0110 3/2/2011 3/2/2011 SF0074 MINERALS Wyoming market research center. SEA0012 CH0020 2/17/2011 7/1/2011 SF0075 MINERALS Workforce housing infrastructure funds-reversion. SEA0013 CH0023 2/17/2011 2/17/2011 SF0076 MINERALS Voluntary environmental audit report. SEA0014 CH0024 2/17/2011 7/1/2011 SF0077 GEIS County officers removal from office. SEA0027 CH0041 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 SF0079 CASE Recreation Safety Act-waiver on behalf of minors. SEA0066 CH0091 3/2/2011 3/2/2011 SF0081 WATER Omnibus water bill-construction. SEA0035 CH0063 2/22/2011 2/22/2011 SF0085 BURNS Game and fish violations-penalties. SEA0088 CH0187 3/10/2011 7/1/2011

48 BILL # SPONSOR CATCH TITLE ENROLLED CHAPTER DATE GOV EFFECTIVE ACT NUMBER SIGNED DATE SF0088 BURNS Expungement of nonviolent felonies. SEA0046 CH0069 2/24/2011 7/1/2011 SF0089 ROSS Adult protective services. SEA0047 CH0068 2/24/2011 7/1/2011 SF0090 NUTTING Wyoming Nurse Practice Act-amendments. SEA0079 CH0171 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 SF0091 HICKS Wildlife/livestock disease research partnership-funding SEA0080 CH0145 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 SF0092 BEBOUT Natural gas storage. SEA0029 CH0052 2/18/2011 2/18/2011 SF0093 MARTIN Dietetics licensure. SEA0074 CH0139 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 SF0094 JOHNSON Liability for emergency equipment donations. SEA0037 CH0065 2/22/2011 2/22/2011 SF0095 MEIER Legislative committee membership. SEA0095 CH0198 3/10/2011 3/10/2011 SF0099 MARTIN Sales tax on certain food items. SEA0030 CH0034 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 SF0100 GEIS Cruelty to animals. SEA0083 CH0168 3/3/2011 3/3/2011 SF0101 COE Hathaway student scholarship program. SEA0063 CH0085 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 SF0102 LABOR Medicaid cost study. SEA0093 CH0194 3/10/2011 3/10/2011 SF0103 HINES Gillette Madison water project financing. SEA0036 CH0061 2/22/2011 2/22/2011 SF0107 MEIER Energy impacted county roads program. SEA0094 CH0191 3/10/2011 3/10/2011 SF0108 BURNS Remote electronic terminals-fees-2. SEA0039 CH0062 2/22/2011 2/22/2011 SF0109 MEIER State parks-temporary peace officers. SEA0081 CH0160 3/3/2011 3/3/2011 SF0110 APPROPRIATIONS School facilities commission-reorganization. SEA0007 CH0002 2/15/2011 7/1/2011 SF0112 TRANSPORTATION National guard-billeted soldiers fund. SEA0076 CH0155 3/3/2011 3/3/2011 SF0115 ROSS DUI-child endangerment fines. SEA0053 CH0122 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 SF0116 JENNINGS Oil and gas enhanced recovery-microbial conversion SEA0034 CH0050 2/18/2011 2/18/2011 SF0117 BEBOUT Wyoming reclamation and restoration center. SEA0031 CH0053 2/18/2011 2/18/2011 SF0119 JOHNSON Real estate brokers and salesmen revisions-2. SEA0056 CH0104 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 SF0120 BEBOUT Workforce services and employment SEA0024 CH0049 2/18/2011 2/18/2011 SF0121 BEBOUT Performance based evaluation and design. SEA0071 CH0147 3/3/2011 3/3/2011 SF0124 ESQUIBEL, F. Overweight and oversize vehicle penalties. SEA0096 CH0183 3/10/2011 7/1/2011/Sec 1: 1/1/2012 SF0128 HINES Abandoned vehicles-storage expenses. SEA0057 CH0128 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 SF0131 SCHIFFER Military department-federally funded positions. SEA0077 CH0157 3/3/2011 7/1/2011 SF0132 HASTERT Strangulation of a household member. SEA0082 CH0136 3/3/2011 7/1/2011

49 BILL # SPONSOR CATCH TITLE ENROLLED CHAPTER DATE GOV EFFECTIVE ACT NUMBER SIGNED DATE SF0134 PERKINS Liens. SEA0060 CH0130 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 SF0135 NICHOLAS, P. University of Wyoming-federal mineral royalties. SEA0032 CH0040 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 SF0137 PERKINS Ignition interlock devices. SEA0033 CH0039 2/18/2011 7/1/2011 SF0138 PERKINS Child custody orders-abandonment. SEA0061 CH0131 3/2/2011 3/2/2011 SF0139 SCOTT Health care pilot project amendments. SEA0084 CH0134 3/3/2011 3/3/2011 SF0143 BEBOUT Federal natural resource policy. SEA0072 CH0141 3/3/2011 3/3/2011 SF0144 NICHOLAS, P. State funded construction projects/preference provisions SEA0067 CH0081 3/2/2011 3/2/2011 SF0146 NICHOLAS, P. Teacher accountability act. SEA0089 CH0182 3/7/2011 7/1/2012 SF0147 DOCKSTADER Service of process fees. SEA0062 CH0132 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 SF0150 NICHOLAS, P. Notaries. SEA0050 CH0113 3/2/2011 7/1/2011 SJ0001 HICKS Right to hunt, fish and trap. SEJR0003 N/A 3/3/2011 SJ0002 NUTTING Health care freedom. SEJR0002 N/A 2/19/2011 SJ0006 BEBOUT Resolution-environmental protection agency regulations SEJR0001 N/A 2/18/2011 SJ0007 DOCKSTADER Bark beetle mitigation. SEJR0004 N/A 3/3/2011

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