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1 15, 25, 27, 30, 36, 118, 161, 162, 166, 168

2 15, 29, 39, 118, 161, 162, 166, 168

3 16, 30, 40, 118, 161, 162, 166, 168 ______

4 16, 28, 16, 42, 118, 161, 162, 166, 168

5 17, 34, 35, 59, 69, 118, 161, 162, 166,168

6 17, 25, 28, 45, 118, 161, 162, 166, 168

7 18, 165 ______

8 18, 28, 47, 118, 161, 162, 166, 168

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9 19, 28, 50, 118, 161, 162, 166, 168

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10 19, 34, 71, 118, 161, 162, 166, 168

11 20, 23, 27, 165

12 20, 31, 51, 118, 164, 165

13 21, 29, 55, 118, 161, 162, 166, 168

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14 21, 29, 57, 118, 161, 162, 166, 168

15 22, 165

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16 22,165

17 22, 165

APPOINTMENTS 85-117

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1001 59, 66, 118, 122, 166

1002 60, 82, 118, 124, 166

1003 67, 80, 118, 125, 166

1004 77, 118, 126, 166

1005 77, 83, 118, 128, 166

1006 78, 84, 118, 131, 155, 166

1008 67, 75, 118, 144,166

1009 60, 62, 82, 118, 134, 166

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1010 68, 76, 118, 146, 166

1011 61, 118, 147, 166 ______

1013 61, 118, 149, 166

1014 79, 81, 118, 151, 166

HCR 1001 7, 7, 31

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--ooOoo-- FIRST DAY’S PROCEEDINGS SENATE CHAMBER NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

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Little Rock, Arkansas May 19, 2016

The Senate was called to order at 9:00 o'clock a.m. by Senator David Johnson.

The Secretary called the roll, and the following members answered to roll call: BLEDSOE, BURNETT, CALDWELL, CHEATHAM, CHESTERFIELD, CLARK, COLLINS-SMITH, COOPER, DISMANG, ELLIOTT, ENGLISH, FILES, FLIPPO, FLOWERS, HENDREN, HESTER, HICKEY, HUTCHINSON, INGRAM, IRVIN, B. JOHNSON, D. JOHNSON, KING, LINDSEY , MALOCH, PIERCE, RAPERT, RICE, SAMPLE, SANDERS, STANDRIDGE, STUBBLEFIELD, TEAGUE, WILLIAMS, WOODS.

The Senate was led in prayer by Senator Hickey.

The Senate was led in the Pledge of Allegiance by the Presiding Officer.

Senator Jonathan Dismang, President Pro Tempore of the Senate, named the following members of the Senate as a committee to notify the House of Representatives that the Senate was organized and ready for business:

Senator Bart Hester, Chairman Senator Larry Teague Senator Alan Clark

Senator Jonathan Dismang, President Pro Tempore of the Senate, named the following members of the Senate as a committee to notify the Governor that the Senate was organized and ready for business:

Senator Jon Woods, Chairman Senator Scott Flippo Senator Linda Collins-Smith

Ann Cornwell, Secretary of the Senate, read the Governor's Proclamation:

STATE OF ARKANSAS EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

PROCLAMATION

TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME - GREETINGS:

WHEREAS: An extraordinary occasion has arisen making it necessary to convene the 90th General Assembly into extraordinary session; and

WHEREAS: There is a need to increase funding for the repair, proper maintenance and development of Arkansas bridges and roads as effective transportation systems are essential to economic development; and

WHEREAS: There is a need to promote efficiencies and effectiveness in the operations of state government; and

WHEREAS: There is a need to improve the process for identifying and filling vacancies in levee district boards across the state because the efficient functioning of levee district boards is critical to the state; and

WHEREAS: There is a need to address the qualifications of professionals under the Private Security Agency, Private Investigator, and School Security Licensing and Credentialing Act to prevent unnecessary loss of licensure and to remove unintended obstacles to gainful employment; and

WHEREAS: There is a need to end the Death and Permanent Total Disability Trust Fund to avoid unfunded future liabilities and an increase in premium tax; and

WHEREAS: There is a need to reenact the original date of the sunset of the Arkansas Works Program established by identical Acts 2016 (2nd Ex. Sess.), Nos. 1 and 2 in order to further affirm legislative intent and action; and

WHEREAS: There is a need to make corrections to the law concerning the annual school elections to avoid unnecessary election costs associated with school districts that have chosen to hold their annual school election in November; and

WHEREAS: There is a need to amend the criminal offense of sexual indecency with a child after the Arkansas Supreme Court's recent decision in State v. Coble, 2016 Ark. 114; and

WHEREAS: There is a need to pause current state identifications and classifications to facilitate the transition to a new accountability system for schools and school districts within Arkansas; and

WHEREAS: There is a need to amend the law concerning earthquake resistant design requirements found in the Arkansas Fire Prevention Code as the requirements are overly restrictive and unnecessarily burden businesses considering construction in Arkansas.

NOW THEREFORE, I, ASA HUTCHINSON, Governor of the State of Arkansas, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me by Article 6, Section 19 of the Arkansas Constitution, do hereby call an Extraordinary Session of the General Assembly to convene in Little Rock on Thursday, May 19, 2016 at 9:00 a.m., and I do hereby specify that the General Assembly is convened in such Session to consider, and, if so advised, enact laws for the following purposes:

1. To provide for the payment of expenses and per diem of the House of Representatives and the Senate for this Extraordinary Session.

2. To increase funding for repair, construction and proper maintenance of Arkansas bridges and roads and to address legislative review of proposed rules of the State Highway Commission.

3. To promote efficiency and effectiveness in the operations of state government by transferring the Arkansas History · Commission to the Department of Arkansas Heritage and amending the membership, tenure, and duties of certain agencies, task forces, committees, and commissions.

4. To merge Crowley's Ridge Technical Institute into East Arkansas Community College.

5. To enhance and streamline the process of identifying and filling board vacancies for certain improvement districts, including levee, drainage, irrigation, watershed and river improvement districts.

6. To protect the property rights of an individual in the use of the individual's name, voice, signature and likeness.

7. To address the qualifications of professionals under the Private Security Agency, Private Investigator and School Security Licensing and Credentialing Act.

8. To clarify the law regarding workers' compensation payments under the workers' compensation law that resulted from initiated measure 1948, No. 4 and to end payments to the Death and Permanent Total Disability Trust Fund.

9. To reenact the original date of the sunset of the Arkansas Works Program established by identical Acts 2016 (2nd Ex. Sess.), Nos. 1 and 2.

10. To amend the law to enable annual school elections to be held in November, to make technical corrections to the law concerning the annual school elections and to amend the funding structure and other essential administrative provisions concerning certain school elections.

11. To amend Ark. Code Ann. § 9-28-217 to permit release of juvenile records to a person, agency or organization engaged in bona fide research or evaluation project determined by the Division of Youth Services of the Department of Human Services to have value for the evaluation or development of policies to advance juvenile justice.

12. To amend the criminal offense of sexual indecency with a child.

13. To prohibit identification of schools or districts as being in academic distress pursuant to Ark. Code Ann. § 6-15-428 for the 2016-2017 school year and to prohibit assignment of school ratings pursuant to Ark. Code Ann. § 6-15-2105 for the 2016- 2017 school year.

14. To amend Ark. Code Ann. § 12-80-104 concerning earthquake resistant design requirements for buildings and other structures.

15. To confirm gubernatorial appointees.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State of Arkansas to be affixed this 16th day of May, in the year of our Lord 2016.

Asa Hutchinson, Governor

Attest:

Mark Martin, Secretary Of State

Received from the House

HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 1001 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVE GOSSAGE

HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION FOR A JOINT SESSION OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND THE SENATE IN THE HOUSE CHAMBER AT 9:30 A.M. ON THURSDAY, MAY 19, 2016, FOR THE PURPOSE OF HEARING AN ADDRESS BY THE HONORABLE ASA HUTCHINSON, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.

House Concurrent Resolution No. 1001 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and placed on the Calendar.

On motion of Senator D. Johnson, the rules were suspended in considering House Concurrent Resolution No. 1001 at this time.

On motion of Senator D. Johnson, House Concurrent Resolution No. 1001 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 1001 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVE GOSSAGE

House Concurrent Resolution No. 1001 was read the third time and concurred in. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

House Concurrent Resolution No. 1001 was ordered immediately returned to the House.

The Senate recessed for Joint Session.

The Senate reconvened ten minutes after adjournment of the Joint Session.

Called to order by Speaker of the House, Jeremy Gillam, and President Pro

Tempore of the Senate, Jonathan Dismang.

The Secretary called the roll, and the following members answered to roll call:

BLEDSOE, BURNETT, CALDWELL, CHEATHAM, CHESTERFIELD, CLARK, COLLINS-SMITH, COOPER, DISMANG, ELLIOTT, ENGLISH, FILES, FLIPPO, FLOWERS, HENDREN, HESTER, HICKEY, HUTCHINSON, INGRAM, IRVIN, B. JOHNSON, D. JOHNSON, KING, LINDSEY, MALOCH, PIERCE, RAPERT, RICE, SAMPLE, SANDERS, STANDRIDGE, STUBBLEFIELD, TEAGUE, WILLIAMS, WOODS.

The House Clerk called the roll, and the following members answered to roll

ARMSTRONG, C., ARMSTRONG, E., BAINE, BALLINGER, BALTZ, BECK, BELL, BENNETT, BENTLEY, BLAKE, BOYD, BRAGG, BRANSCUM, BROADAWAY, BROWN, COPELAND, COZART, DAVIS, DEFFENBAUGH, DELLA ROSA, DOTSON, DOUGLAS, C., DOUGLAS, D., DROWN, EADS, EAVES, EUBANKS, FARRER, FERGUSON, D., FERGUSON, K., FIELDING, FITE, C., FITE, L., GATES, GONZALES, GRAY, M., GRAY, M. J., HAMMER, HENDERSON, HENDREN, HICKERSON, HILLMAN, HODGES, G., HODGES, M., HOLCOMB, HOUSE, JEAN, JETT, JOHNSON, LADYMAN, LAMPKIN, LEDING, LEMONS, LINCK, LOVE, LOWERY, LUNDSTRUM, MAGIE, MAYBERRY, MCELROY, MCGILL, MCNAIR, MEEKS, D., MEEKS, S., MILLER, MURDOCK, NEAL, NICKS, OVERBEY, PAYTON, PETTY, PITSCH, RATLIFF, RICHEY, RICHMOND, SABIN, SCOTT, SHEPHERD, SMITH, SORVILLO, SPEAKS, STURCH, SULLIVAN, TALLEY, TOSH, TUCKER, VAUGHT, VINES, WALKER, WALLACE, WARDLAW, WHITAKER, WOMACK, WRIGHT, MR. SPEAKER.

Absent: COLLINS, FLOWERS, GOSSAGE, HARRIS, RUSHING.

Invocation given by House Chaplain, Tim Noel, Pastor, Trinity Baptist Church,

Searcy, Arkansas.

Pledge of Allegiance led by Representative Marshall Wright.

President Pro Tem of the Senate, Jonathan Dismang, appointed the following named Senators as the Committee to escort Governor Hutchinson to the House

Chamber:

Senator Bart Hester, Chairperson Senator Jason Rapert

Senator Larry Teague Senator Scott Flippo

Senator Jane English

Speaker of the House, Jeremy Gillam, appointed the following named

Representatives as the Committee to escort Governor Hutchinson to the House

Chamber:

Representative Mathew W. Pitsch, Chairperson Representative Michael John Gray Representative Charlie Collins Representative Gary Deffenbaugh Representative Richard Womack Representative Milton Nicks, Jr. Representative Dwight Tosh Representative Karilyn Brown Representative Mary P. "Prissy" Hickerson Representative Vivian Flowers

Governor Asa Hutchinson presented to the General Assembly by Speaker

Jeremy Gillam.

Governor Hutchinson’s Address to the Arkansas General Assembly Ahead of the Special Session:

Speaker Gilliam, President Dismang, members of the Arkansas General Assembly… Thank you for coming together in response to my call for this Extraordinary Session of the legislature.

As you know, the overriding and primary concern of this session is to deal with the need of highway funding here in Arkansas to make sure that we have adequate funding for our highways, roads and infrastructure.

Now, as you know, there’s been a few other items added to the agenda, and I know you like history. There have been 36 special sessions since 1966. The average number of items on each call is approximately 34. Governor Rockefeller ranged from a low of 26 items to a high of 72. Governor Clinton, in one session, had 104 items, and another special session had 285. Senator Dismang and Speaker Gilliam, I want to assure you, I’m not going to do that.

Governor Tucker had a high of 44 items. Governor Huckabee had one with 35 items. Governor Beebe slowed it down, and he averaged six items per special call. And I think the lesson from that history, at least what I would derive from that, is that during times of change in our country, and during times of reform in our state, there are times for extraordinary needs for legislative action.

And there is an extraordinary need for legislative action today that justifies this call of the special legislature. As you know, the federal highway plan that Congress enacted, provides for $200 million more in additional revenue for our highways, for Arkansas, provided we make the match.

I just came from a meeting of other governors, and they’re all scrambling as to how they can meet that match. Some do not have the support of the legislature to accomplish that, and they will lose that funding. Arkansas is not in that boat. Arkansas has a way of meeting that match, but it will take your action to accomplish that objective.

We need those matching dollars. And just to reflect back for a moment, this started with the creation of the highway working group that met regularly for six months or more, came up with a list of suggestions and items and options as to how we can both in short-term and long-term meet the needs of our highways in Arkansas.

I rejected some, I adopted some, I incorporated them, but many of the ideas that form the “Arkansas Highway Improvement Plan of 2016” generated from that working group and generated from ideas from this body. They have incorporated them into this plan – surrounding a premise that we need to meet the matching funds – a need to have a flow of money to our highway department and without raising taxes. That was the premise that was the foundation of it, and that arrived at the highway plan that will be introduced for your consideration during this session.

Let me emphasize – and I want to particularly call out Representative Andy Davis for a second. I see him, he did an incredible job in helping to shape the working group and some of the ideas and recommendation that came out of this plan. Thank you, Andy, for your leadership. I want to emphasize a couple points. This is not a one- time fix. Some of you would like to characterize this as a one-time fix, and then we’ll move on and do something else. There’s always the option of doing something different down the road. That’s why we meet from time to time. There’s always a constant debate, there’s always a way to look at doing more, but I do not view this as a one-time fix. It’s a plan to meet our match for the next five years or more.

Secondly, it will allow us to address our immediate funding needs without raising taxes. And people say, well, why are you so fixated on that? Well, fundamentally, I don’t believe it’s the right time to raise taxes for Arkansans that are enjoying a lower gas price at the pump. They have more money in their pocket, they are enjoying that, they are able to spend and do things for their family. I don’t want to take that away from them.

Thirdly, as a political reality, it would be difficult without going to the voters, for this body to adopt an increase in taxes. And so, it’s the right approach and that’s the approach I’m presenting to you.

The fourth thing it will do, and what we’ve got to keep our focus on is that passing the “Arkansas Highway Improvement Plan of 2016” will allow the State of Arkansas to access $1 billion in highway funds over the next five years. That is important for our state. It is not something that every other state can do, but we can do it here in the State of Arkansas.

And then the legislation will also improve the communication between the Highway Department and the General Assembly. While complying with the Mack-Blackwell amendment, and I’m a little bit old-school – I still call it the Mack-Blackwell amendment – that provided the independence, the structure of the current highway commission. The legislative oversight that is created in the improvement plan, complies with the Mack-Blackwell amendment, because it provides for a review of rules and reports to the legislature, but no approval is required. And that is something that was negotiated between the highway commission, their leadership and the General Assembly.

I think it’s a fair balance that has been achieved that provides more information, and when you have more information, that means that you’re going to have more knowledge, you’re going to have more understanding of the process. There’s going to be more transparency and ultimately that will build more public support for what our highway commission is doing and exercising their extraordinary responsibilities.

And so, as you know, the details of it, it’s going to provide for a transfer of investment earnings from the Arkansas Treasury of $1.5 million this year and then thereafter increasing to $20 million in year two, three and four, and $25 million in year five. That’s a significant amount of money. This year, in addition, we’ll transfer $40 million in surplus funds that have already been set aside.

In the future, we will allocate 25 percent of surplus thereafter toward our highway needs and by transfer to the Highway Department via the Highway Transfer fund. Now, you say, “that’s unreliable, that’s not predictable in the future.” Well, there’s always some uncertainly in surpluses. But one, you know we manage our budget conservatively, and that’s something we take great pride in the State of Arkansas.

And secondly, we have a growing economy. Now we aren’t always guaranteed a growing economy, but we manage conservatively, and right now, in today’s paper, it was talked about that we currently have a $160 million to $180 million surplus. That will be applied in FY 18, and if you take 25 percent of that you’re already at $40 million. You combine that with the Treasury earnings and the other funds, you’re at $68 million in FY 18 already.

This is a realistic approach to making sure that we can have continuity and an ability to meet those matching funds each year. And so that’s the essence of the highway improvement plan that I have presented.

As I mentioned, there are a few other items on the call. Let me just address a couple of those. I will not address all of them.

One is the efficiency bill. This is driven by legislators that say we’ve got to do more in terms of efficiency. Your working groups, combined with some of the ideas from the Governor’s Office, resulted in a comprehensive efficiency bill that will provide an end-date to 11 task forces, commissions and boards. This is what the Arkansas taxpayers expect us to do. It will also transfer the Arkansas History Commission to the Arkansas Department of Heritage.

Why are we doing this? Because it will promote archival access. I love history. You like history. We want to promote history. We want to make sure that the public has access to the archives of the State of Arkansas.

But it’s also a matter of proper alignment. I simply believe that the History Commission is properly aligned within the Department of Heritage. You can market it better, you can sell it better, you can provide better access – it’s a good fit.

The efficiency bill also does something that’s important for our foster care system. It provides efficiencies within the Department of Child and Family Services by removing some paperwork requirements for caseworkers. Is that not a good thing?

It’s consistent with both our efficiency efforts and your desire to support the foster children of this state. Another bill that’s been presented to you is the merger of Crowley’s Ridge Technical Institute into East Arkansas Community College.

There is one simple motivation to put this on the call and that is that we provide greater access for our students to financial aid, greater access to courses and greater access to services. It is the right thing to do for our students, and that’s why it is presented.

There’s the levee bill. We recognize in the flooding in recent months and years that our levee system in Arkansas is not adequate. Many of our levee boards have gone by the wayside. They need to be reconstituted. We need authority to accomplish that. The levee bill provides that, as well as greater transparency and information flow from our levee boards to the Department of Natural Resources, so we can start understanding better what is needed in our state for the future.

There’s the Frank-Broyles Publicity Rights Protection Act. This is a leftover from the last session. It is simply one of the vetoes that I did, that you sustained. In my view, it did not provide sufficient protection for amateur photographers across the state. You remember that. Well, the bill has been revised. The bill now has the support of photographers across Arkansas, as well as other groups. It’s a consensus bill, provides property right in photographs of citizens and prevents unauthorized commercial use.

There’s the private security licensing bill. This was driven by legislators that says this is an urgent matter for some of the businesses within your district, so that as we have transferred security licensing to the Arkansas State Police, we need to adjust to make sure we’re clear and provide clarification on what are the requirements on security license. This bill accomplishes that – it should be a consensus bill.

We’ve addressed a problem that’s been nagging in our state for over a decade, and that is the declining fund and increase liability of the Death and Permanent Disability Fund of our Worker’s Compensation Commission. We cannot ignore it. We have to address it. This legislation does it. If it’s not addressed, the whole fund will go bankrupt in six to eight years.

We are addressing that. It has significant support. I applaud everybody for working together with business leaders, with labor, to assure that when the fund ends, we’ll not only have a reduction of the premium tax, but that all the people who relied upon that will be paid and cared for.

We have another piece of legislation that provides a pause on grading of our public schools and a pause for putting schools in academic distress. The reason for this is that we’re in transition to adopt a new accountability system that works for our schools. The federal government has given us more flexibility to accomplish this.

We want to pause for a year so we’re not putting more schools in academic distress during that year, but, at the same time, we will allow people to come off of academic distress. So it’s a fair pause so that we can put into place a new accountability system. It will be well-received by our schools.

There are other items, from juvenile records use for research and other items. But this session, besides the importance of those other items that I mentioned, this session is principally and primarily to adopt a funding mechanism for our highways.

I want to applaud those in this body that have said, “Well, I’ve got a different idea that I feel strongly about.” That’s what your job is as legislators. I have no problem with that, and I applaud you for putting those ideas on the table.

But I do believe that there is one idea that has an opportunity to pass this body, that has the support and will accomplish the objective of providing $1 billion dollars in total highway funding over the next five years, and that is the Arkansas Highway Improvement Plan.

Other ideas that are out there can be considered, can be debated, they can be put on additional legislative sessions. Or, they can be put to a vote of the people. But the primary purpose is to accomplish the immediate and extraordinary need of meeting the federal match through this Highway Improvement Plan. It has the support of the Highway Commission, recognizing that need and this solution, the Good Roads Foundation and Arkansas’s Association of Counties.

And so, ladies and gentleman of the General Assembly, thank you for your spirit. One thing that is special in Arkansas is not just our incredible geography, the growing economy, the low unemployment rate and all that we’re doing, but it is our political system that allows us to debate, to talk – the civility – to accomplish great things for this state.

I enjoy working with you. I applaud your commitment to the people of this state. God bless your efforts, and let’s go home in three days.

Joint Session adjourned.

House reconvenes in five (5) minutes.

Senate reconvenes in ten (10) minutes.

The Senate reconvened after recess.

The Secretary called the roll and a quorum was present.

SENATE BILL NO. 1 CALL ITEM 10 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATOR J. ENGLISH

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO AMEND THE LAW TO ENABLE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTIONS TO BE HELD IN NOVEMBER; TO MAKE TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS TO THE LAW CONCERNING THE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTIONS; TO AMEND THE FUNDING STRUCTURE AND OTHER ESSENTIAL ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS CONCERNING CERTAIN SCHOOL ELECTIONS; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Senate Bill No. 1 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on STATE AGENCIES & GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS.

SENATE BILL NO. 2 CALL ITEM 9 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATOR J. HENDREN BY: REPRESENTATIVES TUCKER, COLLINS

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO REENACT THE ORIGINAL DATE OF THE SUNSET OF THE ARKANSAS WORKS PROGRAM; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Senate Bill No. 2 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on INSURANCE & COMMERCE.

SENATE BILL NO. 3 CALL ITEM 5 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATORS RAPERT, IRVIN, STANDRIDGE, D. SANDERS, B. JOHNSON, J. COOPER, J. WOODS, COLLINS-SMITH BY: REPRESENTATIVES BECK, D. MEEKS, S. MEEKS, HICKERSON

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO ENHANCE AND STREAMLINE THE PROCESS OF IDENTIFYING AND FILLING BOARD VACANCIES FOR CERTAIN IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS, INCLUDING LEVEE, DRAINAGE, IRRIGATION, WATERSHED, AND RIVER IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Senate Bill No. 3 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.

SENATE BILL NO. 4 CALL ITEM 12 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATOR J. HUTCHINSON BY: REPRESENTATIVE SHEPHERD

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT CONCERNING THE CRIMINAL OFFENSE OF SEXUAL INDECENCY WITH A CHILD; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Senate Bill No. 4 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on JUDICIARY.

SENATE BILL NO. 5 CALL ITEM 14 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATOR BURNETT BY: REPRESENTATIVE M. HODGES

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDINGS AND OTHER STRUCTURES; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Senate Bill No. 5 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on CITY, COUNTY & LOCAL AFFAIRS.

SENATE BILL NO. 6 CALL ITEM 7 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATORS E. WILLIAMS, B. SAMPLE, G. STUBBLEFIELD, J. ENGLISH BY: REPRESENTATIVES VINES, BRANSCUM

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT CONCERNING THE QUALIFICATIONS OF PROFESSIONALS UNDER THE PRIVATE SECURITY AGENCY, PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR, AND SCHOOL SECURITY LICENSING AND CREDENTIALING ACT; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Senate Bill No. 6 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on JUDICIARY.

SENATE BILL NO. 7 CALL ITEM 4 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATOR CALDWELL BY: REPRESENTATIVE LOWERY

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO TRANSFER CROWLEY'S RIDGE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE TO EAST ARKANSAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Senate Bill No. 7 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on EDUCATION.

Without objection, Senate Bill No. 7 was withdrawn by the author.

SENATE BILL NO. 8 CALL ITEM 11 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATORS IRVIN, HESTER, BLEDSOE, COLLINS-SMITH, J. COOPER, J. ENGLISH, J. HENDREN, J. HUTCHINSON, STANDRIDGE, G. STUBBLEFIELD BY: REPRESENTATIVE D. MEEKS

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO AMEND CONFIDENTIALITY PROVISIONS REGARDING JUVENILE RECORDS; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Senate Bill No. 8 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on JUDICIARY.

SENATE BILL NO. 9 CALL ITEM 6 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATORS J. WOODS, U. LINDSEY BY: REPRESENTATIVES LEDING, EADS, NEAL

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT CONCERNING PUBLICITY RIGHTS; TO PROTECT THE PROPERTY RIGHTS OF AN INDIVIDUAL TO THE USE OF THE INDIVIDUAL'S NAME, VOICE, SIGNATURE, AND LIKENESS; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Senate Bill No. 9 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on JUDICIARY.

SENATE BILL NO. 10 CALL ITEM 3 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATORS RICE, IRVIN BY: REPRESENTATIVES GILLAM, BRANSCUM, EUBANKS, GOSSAGE

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO PROMOTE EFFICIENCY AND EFFECTIVENESS IN THE OPERATIONS OF STATE GOVERNMENT; TO TRANSFER THE ARKANSAS HISTORY COMMISSION TO THE DEPARTMENT OF ARKANSAS HERITAGE BY A TYPE 2 TRANSFER; AMENDING THE MEMBERSHIP, TENURE, AND DUTIES OF CERTAIN AGENCIES, TASK FORCES, COMMITTEES, AND COMMISSIONS; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Senate Bill No. 10 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on STATE AGENCIES & GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS.

SENATE BILL NO. 11 CALL ITEM 2 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATOR HESTER BY: REPRESENTATIVES DAVIS, ET AL.

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO CREATE THE ARKANSAS HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PLAN OF 2016; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Senate Bill No. 11 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on TRANSPORTATION, TECHNOLOGY, AND LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS.

SENATE BILL NO. 12 CALL ITEM 2 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATORS HICKEY, B. SAMPLE, CALDWELL BY: REPRESENTATIVE D. DOUGLAS

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT CONCERNING ARKANSAS HIGHWAYS, ROADS, AND BRIDGES; TO INCREASE FUNDING FOR ARKANSAS HIGHWAYS, ROADS, AND BRIDGES; TO REQUIRE REPORTING BY THE ARKANSAS STATE HIGHWAY AND TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Senate Bill No. 12 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on TRANSPORTATION, TECHNOLOGY & LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS.

SENATE BILL NO. 13 CALL ITEM 8 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATORS STANDRIDGE, BLEDSOE, COLLINS-SMITH, J. DISMANG, FLIPPO, S. FLOWERS, HICKEY, J. HUTCHINSON, IRVIN, B. SAMPLE, J. WOODS BY: REPRESENTATIVE HOUSE

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO CLARIFY THE LAW REGARDING WORKERS' COMPENSATION PAYMENTS UNDER THE WORKERS' COMPENSATION LAW THAT RESULTED FROM INITIATED MEASURE 1948, NO.4; TO END PAYMENTS FOR EMPLOYEE DISABILITY OR DEATH FROM THE DEATH AND PERMANENT TOTAL DISABILITY TRUST FUND; TO LOWER THE RATE OF TAX FOR WORKERS' COMPENSATION INSURANCE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Senate Bill No. 13 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on INSURANCE & COMMERCE.

SENATE BILL NO. 14 CALL ITEM 13 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATOR J. ENGLISH BY: REPRESENTATIVE COZART

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT CONCERNING THE PUBLIC SCHOOL AND SCHOOL DISTRICT ACCOUNTABILITY SYSTEM; TO PROVIDE A PAUSE IN CURRENT STATE ACCOUNTABILITY CLASSIFICATIONS; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Senate Bill No. 14 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on EDUCATION.

SENATE BILL NO. 15 CALL ITEM 14 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATOR CALDWELL BY: REPRESENTATIVE WALLACE

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING LOCAL BUILDING REQUIREMENTS; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Senate Bill No. 15 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on CITY, COUNTY & LOCAL AFFAIRS.

SENATE BILL NO. 16 CALL ITEM 4 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATOR CALDWELL BY: REPRESENTATIVE LOWERY

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO TRANSFER CROWLEY'S RIDGE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE TO EAST ARKANSAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Senate Bill No. 16 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on EDUCATION.

SENATE BILL NO. 17 CALL ITEM 2 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATOR A. CLARK

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO INCREASE FUNDING FOR HIGHWAYS; TO DESIGNATE SPECIAL REVENUES; TO REDUCE THE INCOME TAX ON INDIVIDUALS; TO ESTABLISH A MOTOR FUEL RETAIL SALES TAX AND DISTILLATE SPECIAL FUEL RETAIL SALES TAX; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Senate Bill No. 17 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on REVENUE & TAXATION.

Senator Hester moved that Senate Bill No. 11 be rereferred to the Committee on REVENUE & TAXATION.

Senator Hickey spoke against the motion.

Senator Sample spoke against the motion.

Senator Sample requested a Roll Call.

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Cooper, Dismang, Files, Flippo, Hendren, Hester, Irvin, B. Johnson, Pierce, Rapert, Sanders, Standridge, Teague, Woods. Total ...... 15

NEGATIVE: Caldwell, Cheatham, Chesterfield, Clark, Collins-Smith, Elliott, Flowers, Hickey, Ingram, D. Johnson, King, Lindsey, Sample, Stubblefield, Williams. Total ...... 15 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Burnett, English, Hutchinson, Maloch, Rice. Total ...... 5

EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 30 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

Motion to re-refer Senate Bill No. 11 to the Committee on REVENUE & TAXATION failed.

On motion of Senator D. Johnson the Senate recessed until 1:00 p.m.

The Senate reconvened after recess. The Secretary called the roll, and a quorum was present.

On motion of Senator English, Senate Bill No. 1 was withdrawn from the Committee on STATE AGENCIES & GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS, and placed back on second reading for purpose of Amendment No. 1.

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION Amendment No. 1 to SENATE BILL NO. 1

Amend Senate Bill No. 1 as originally introduced:

Delete Section 4 of the bill

AND

Appropriately renumber the sections of the bill

(SIGNED) SENATOR JANE ENGLISH

The Amendment was read for the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and adopted. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

Senate Bill No. 1 was ordered engrossed.

On motion of Senator Williams, Senate Bill No. 6 was withdrawn from the Committee on JUDICIARY, and placed back on second reading for purpose of Amendment No. 1.

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION Amendment No. 1 to SENATE BILL NO. 6

Amend Senate Bill No. 6 as originally introduced:

Page 3, delete line 25 and substitute the following:

"(a) A commission"

AND

Page 4, delete lines 35 and 36

AND

Page 5, delete lines 1 through 5 and substitute the following: "(b) The director shall not issue a commission as a commissioned"

(SIGNED) SENATOR E. WILLIAMS

The Amendment was read for the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and adopted. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

Senate Bill No. 6 was ordered engrossed.

Senator Hester moved that the record pertaining to the vote by which the motion to re-refer Senate Bill No. 11 to the Committee on REVENUE & TAXATION failed be expunged.

The motion to expunge the failure of the vote by which re-referring of Senate Bill No. 11 to the Committee on REVENUE & TAXATION also failed.

On motion of Senator D. Johnson, the Senate recessed until ten minutes after last committee meeting.

The Senate reconvened after recess. The Secretary called the roll, and a quorum was present.

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION May 19, 2016 Mr. President: We, your Committee on ENGROSSED BILLS, to whom was referred:

SENATE BILL NO. 1, BY SENATOR ENGLISH,

beg leave to report that we have carefully compared the engrossed copy with the original and we find the same correctly engrossed.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) SENATOR BILL SAMPLE, CHAIRMAN

On motion of Senator English, Senate Bill No. 1 was referred to the Committee on STATE AGENCIES & GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS.

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION May 19, 2016 Mr. President: We, your Committee on ENGROSSED BILLS, to whom was referred:

SENATE BILL NO. 6, BY SENATOR E. WILLIAMS, ET AL.

beg leave to report that we have carefully compared the engrossed copy with the original and we find the same correctly engrossed.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) SENATOR BILL SAMPLE, CHAIRMAN

On motion of Senator William, Senate Bill No. 6 was referred to the Committee on JUDICIARY.

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION May 19, 2016 Mr. President: We, your Committee on JUDICIARY, to whom was referred:

SENATE BILL NO. 4, BY SENATOR HUTCHINSON, SENATE BILL NO. 6, BY SENATOR WILLIAMS, SENATE BILL NO. 8, BY SENATOR IRVIN, SENATE BILL NO. 9, BY SENATOR WOODS,

beg leave to report that we have had the same under consideration, and herewith return the same with the recommendation that they do pass.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) JEREMY HUTCHINSON, CHAIRMAN

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION May 19, 2016

Mr. President: We, your Committee on INSURANCE & COMMERCE, to whom was referred:

SENATE BILL NO 2, BY SENATOR J. HENDREN, SENATE BILL NO. 13, BY SENATOR STANDRIDGE, beg leave to report that we have had the same under consideration, and herewith return the same with the recommendation that they do pass.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) SENATOR JASON RAPERT, CHAIRMAN

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION May 19, 2016

Mr. President: We, your Committee on EDUCATION, to whom was referred:

SENATE BILL NO. 14, BY SENATOR ENGLISH, beg leave to report that we have had the same under consideration, and herewith return the same with the recommendation that it do pass.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) SENATOR UVALDE LINDSEY, VICE CHAIRMAN

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION May 19, 2016 Mr. President: We, your Committee on AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT to whom was referred:

SENATE BILL NO. 3, BY SENATOR RAPERT,

beg leave to report that we have had the same under consideration, and herewith return the same with the recommendation it do pass.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) SENATOR RONALD CALDWELL, CHAIRMAN

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

May 19, 2016 Mr. President: We, your Committee on STATE AGENCIES & GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS, to whom was referred:

SENATE BILL NO. 1, BY SENATOR ENGLISH,

beg leave to report that we have had the same under consideration, and herewith return the same with the recommendation that it do pass.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) SENATOR EDDIE JOE WILLIAMS, CHAIRMAN

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

May 19, 2016

Mr. President: We, your Committee on TRANSPORTATION, TECHNOLOGY, AND LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS, to whom was referred:

SENATE BILL NO. 12, BY SENATOR HICKEY, beg leave to report that we have had the same under consideration, and herewith return the same with the recommendation it do pass.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) SENATOR BILL SAMPLE, CHAIRMAN

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HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TRANSMITTED TO THE SENATE AS ADOPTED

HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 1001

HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION RETURNED TO THE HOUSE AS CONCURRED IN

HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 1001

On motion of Senator Lindsey, the Senate adjourned until 9:00 a.m., Friday, May 20, 2016.

PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE

SECRETARY OF THE SENATE

--ooOoo-- SECOND DAY’S PROCEEDINGS SENATE CHAMBER NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

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Little Rock, Arkansas May 20, 2016

The Senate was called to order at 9:00 o'clock a.m. by the President.

The Senate was led in prayer by Senator Flowers.

The Senate was led in the Pledge of Allegiance by the President.

On motion of Senator Dismang, the reading of the Journal was dispensed with.

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

May 20, 2016

Mr. President: We, your Committee on STATE AGENCIES & GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS, to whom was referred:

SENATE BILL NO. 10, BY SENATOR RICE,

beg leave to report that we have had the same under consideration, and herewith return the same with the recommendation that it do pass.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) SENATOR EDDIE JOE WILLIAMS, CHAIRMAN

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION May 20, 2016

Mr. President: We, your Committee on CITY, COUNTY & LOCAL AFFAIRS, to whom was referred:

SENATE BILL NO. 5, BY SENATOR BURNETT,

beg leave to report that we have had the same under consideration, and herewith return the same with the recommendation that it do pass as amended No. 1.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) SENATOR MISSY IRVIN, CHAIRMAN 35

The President declared the morning hour to have expired.

On motion of Senator Burnett, the rules were suspended in considering Senate Bill No. 5 at this time.

On motion of Senator Burnett, Senate Bill No. 5 was placed back on second reading for purpose of Amendment No. 1.

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

Amendment No. 1 to SENATE BILL NO. 5

Amend Senate Bill No. 5 as originally introduced:

Page 1, line 29, delete “(B) Buildings” and substitute “(B)(i) Buildings”

AND

Page 2, delete line 6, and substitute the following: “structure is to be constructed. (ii) Under subdivision (a)(2)(B)(i) of this section, SDS shall equal SMS and SD1 shall equal SM1 in lieu of the two-thirds adjustment indicated in Equations 16.39 and 16.40 of the Arkansas Fire Prevention Code, Volume II, 2012 Edition, and the design seismic base shear V in any given direction shall be not less than that determined in accordance with Section 1607, Standard Building Code, 1997 Edition. (iii) As used in subdivision (a)(2)(B)(ii), “SDS”, “SMS”, “SD1”, and “SM1” mean the same as defined in the Arkansas Fire Prevention Code, Volume II, 2012 Edition.”

AND

Page 2, line 10, delete “based on”

AND 36

Page 2, line 11, delete “current scientific data”

(SIGNED) SENATOR DAVID BURNETT

The Amendment was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and adopted. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

Senate Bill No. 5 was ordered engrossed.

On motion of Senator English, Senate Bill No. 1 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

SENATE BILL NO. 1 CALL ITEM 10 As Engrossed: S5/19/16 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATOR J. ENGLISH

Senate Bill No. 1 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass? The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Burnett, Caldwell, Cheatham, Chesterfield, Clark, Collins-Smith, Cooper, Dismang, Elliott, English, Files, Flippo, Flowers, Hendren, Hester, Hickey, Hutchinson, Ingram, Irvin, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, King, Lindsey, Maloch, Pierce, Rapert, Rice, Sample, Sanders, Standridge, Stubblefield, Teague, Williams, Woods. Total ...... 35

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Total ...... 0 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 35 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

There being an Emergency Clause attached to Senate Bill No. 1, the President ordered the Secretary to call the roll upon the adoption of the Emergency Clause. The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

Total ...... 35

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Total ...... 0 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 35 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

So the Emergency Clause was adopted.

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

Senate Bill No. 1 was ordered immediately transmitted to the House.

On motion of Senator Hendren, Senate Bill No. 2 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

SENATE BILL NO. 2 CALL ITEM 9 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATOR J. HENDREN BY: REPRESENTATIVES TUCKER, COLLINS

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO REENACT THE ORIGINAL DATE OF THE SUNSET OF THE ARKANSAS WORKS PROGRAM; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Senate Bill No. 2 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass? The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Burnett, Caldwell, Cheatham, Chesterfield, Cooper, Dismang, Elliott, English, Flowers, Hendren, Hickey, Hutchinson, Ingram, D. Johnson, Lindsey, Maloch, Pierce, Rapert, Sample, Sanders, Standridge, Teague, Williams, Woods. Total ...... 24

NEGATIVE: Bledsoe, Clark, Collins-Smith, Flippo, Hester, Irvin, B. Johnson, King, Rice, Stubblefield. Total ...... 10 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Files. Total ...... 1 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 34 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

Senate Bill No. 2 was ordered immediately transmitted to the House as passed.

On motion of Senator Rapert, Senate Bill No. 3 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

Senate Bill No. 3 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass? The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Total ...... 0 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 35 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

There being an Emergency Clause attached to Senate Bill No. 3, the President ordered the Secretary to call the roll upon the adoption of the Emergency Clause. The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Total ...... 0 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 42

VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 35 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

So the Emergency Clause was adopted.

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

Senate Bill No. 3 was ordered immediately transmitted to the House.

On motion of Senator Hutchinson, Senate Bill No. 4 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

SENATE BILL NO. 4 CALL ITEM 12 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATOR J. HUTCHINSON BY: REPRESENTATIVE SHEPHERD

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT CONCERNING THE CRIMINAL OFFENSE OF SEXUAL INDECENCY WITH A CHILD; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Senate Bill No. 4 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass?

The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Total ...... 0 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 35 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

There being an Emergency Clause attached to Senate Bill No. 4, the President ordered the Secretary to call the roll upon the adoption of the Emergency Clause. The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Total ...... 0 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 35 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

So the Emergency Clause was adopted.

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

Senate Bill No. 4 was ordered immediately transmitted to the House.

On motion of Senator Williams, Senate Bill No. 6 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

SENATE BILL NO. 6 CALL ITEM 7 As Engrossed: S5/19/16 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATORS E. WILLIAMS, B. SAMPLE, G. STUBBLEFIELD, J. ENGLISH BY: REPRESENTATIVES VINES, BRANSCUM

Senate Bill No. 6 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass? The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Total ...... 0 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 35 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

There being an Emergency Clause attached to Senate Bill No. 6, the President ordered the Secretary to call the roll upon the adoption of the Emergency Clause. The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Total ...... 0 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 35 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

So the Emergency Clause was adopted.

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

Senate Bill No. 6 was ordered immediately transmitted to the House.

On motion of Senator Hester, Senate Bill No. 8 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO AMEND CONFIDENTIALITY PROVISIONS REGARDING JUVENILE RECORDS; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Senate Bill No. 8 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass? The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Burnett, Caldwell, Cheatham, Clark, Collins-Smith, Cooper, Dismang, English, Flippo, Flowers, Hendren, Hester, Hickey, Hutchinson, Ingram, Irvin, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, King, Lindsey, Maloch, Pierce, Rapert, Rice, Sample, Sanders, Standridge, Stubblefield, Teague, Williams, Woods. Total ...... 32

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Chesterfield, Files. Total ...... 2 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Elliott. Total ...... 1

Total number of votes cast ...... 33 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

There being an Emergency Clause attached to Senate Bill No. 8, the President ordered the Secretary to call the roll upon the adoption of the Emergency Clause. The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Chesterfield, Files. Total ...... 2 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Elliott. Total ...... 1

Total number of votes cast ...... 33 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

So the Emergency Clause was adopted.

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

Senate Bill No. 8 was ordered immediately transmitted to the House.

On motion of Senator Woods, Senate Bill No. 9 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

SENATE BILL NO. 9 CALL ITEM 6 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATORS J. WOODS, U. LINDSEY BY: REPRESENTATIVES LEDING, EADS, NEAL

Senate Bill No. 9 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass? The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Burnett, Caldwell, Cheatham, Clark, Cooper, Dismang, English, Flippo, Flowers, Hendren, Hester, Hickey, Hutchinson, Ingram, Irvin, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, King, Lindsey, Maloch, Pierce, Rapert, Sample, Sanders, Standridge, Stubblefield, Williams, Woods. Total ...... 29

NEGATIVE: Chesterfield, Elliott. Total ...... 2 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Collins-Smith, Files, Rice, Teague. Total ...... 4 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 31 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

Senate Bill No. 9 was ordered immediately transmitted to the House as passed.

On motion of Senator Hickey, Senate Bill No. 12 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

SENATE BILL NO. 12 CALL ITEM 2 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATORS HICKEY, B. SAMPLE, CALDWELL BY: REPRESENTATIVE D. DOUGLAS

Senate Bill No. 12 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass? The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Burnett, Caldwell, Cheatham, Chesterfield, Clark, Collins- Smith, Elliott, Flowers, Hickey, Ingram, D. Johnson, King, Lindsey, Maloch, Pierce, Sample, Standridge, Woods. Total ...... 18

NEGATIVE: Bledsoe, Dismang, English, Hendren, Hester, Hutchinson, Irvin, Rapert, Sanders, Williams. Total ...... 10 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Cooper, Files, Flippo, B. Johnson, Rice, Stubblefield, Teague. Total ...... 7 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 28 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

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There being an Emergency Clause attached to Senate Bill No. 12, the President ordered the Secretary to call the roll upon the adoption of the Emergency Clause. The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Burnett, Caldwell, Cheatham, Chesterfield, Clark, Collins- Smith, Elliott, Flowers, Hickey, Ingram, D. Johnson, King, Lindsey, Maloch, Pierce, Sample, Standridge, Woods. Total ...... 18

Total number of votes cast ...... 28 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

So the Emergency Clause failed of adoption.

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

* * * * * * * * * EXPUNGED* * * * * * * * *

The record pertaining to the vote by which Emergency Clause on Senate Bill No. 12 failed was expunged, in accordance with a prevailing motion on May 20, 2016.

Senator Hickey moved that the record pertaining to the vote by which the Emergency Clause on Senate Bill No. 12 failed be expunged, the motion was duly seconded and prevailed.

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Burnett, Caldwell, Cheatham, Chesterfield, Clark, Collins-Smith, Cooper, Dismang, Elliott, English, Flippo, Flowers, Hendren, Hester, Hickey, Hutchinson, Ingram, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, King, Lindsey, Maloch, Pierce, Rapert, Rice, Sample, Sanders, Standridge, Stubblefield, Teague, Williams, Woods. Total ...... 33

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Files. Total ...... 1 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Irvin. Total ...... 1

Total number of votes cast ...... 34 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

So the Emergency Clause was adopted.

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

Senate Bill No. 12 was ordered immediately transmitted to the House.

On motion of Senator Standridge, Senate Bill No. 13 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

Senate Bill No. 13 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass?

The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Total ...... 0 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 35 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

Senate Bill No. 13 was ordered immediately transmitted to the House as passed.

On motion of Senator English, Senate Bill No. 14 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

SENATE BILL NO. 14 CALL ITEM 13 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATOR J. ENGLISH BY: REPRESENTATIVE COZART

Senate Bill No. 14 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass? The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Burnett, Caldwell, Cheatham, Clark, Collins-Smith, Cooper, Dismang, Elliott, English, Flippo, Flowers, Hendren, Hester, Hickey, Hutchinson, Ingram, Irvin, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, King, Lindsey, Maloch, Pierce, Rapert, Rice, Sample, Sanders, Standridge, Stubblefield, Teague, Williams, Woods. Total ...... 33

NEGATIVE: Chesterfield. Total ...... 1 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Files. Total ...... 1 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 34 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

There being an Emergency Clause attached to Senate Bill No. 14, the President ordered the Secretary to call the roll upon the adoption of the Emergency Clause. The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

NEGATIVE: Chesterfield. Total ...... 1 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Files. Total ...... 1 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 34 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

So the Emergency Clause was adopted.

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

Senate Bill No. 14 was ordered immediately transmitted to the House.

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

May 20, 2016

Mr. President: We, your Committee on ENGROSSED BILLS, to whom was referred:

SENATE BILL NO. 5, BY SENATOR DAVID BURNETT,

beg leave to report that we have carefully compared the engrossed copy with the original and we find the same correctly engrossed.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) SENATOR BILL SAMPLE, CHAIRMAN

Received from the House

HOUSE BILL NO. 1001 CALL ITEM 13 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVE COZART BY: SENATOR J. ENGLISH

House Bill No. 1001 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on EDUCATION.

Received from the House

HOUSE BILL NO. 1002 CALL ITEM 6 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVES LEDING, EADS, NEAL

House Bill No. 1002 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on JUDICIARY.

Received from the House

HOUSE BILL NO. 1009 CALL ITEM 2 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVES DAVIS, EAVES, BROWN, DELLA ROSA, J. MAYBERRY, BALLINGER, BELL, COZART, DOTSON, EADS, EUBANKS, HENDERSON, HOUSE, LEMONS, SPEAKS, SULLIVAN BY: SENATOR HESTER

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO CREATE THE ARKANSAS HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PLAN OF 2016; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

House Bill No. 1009 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on TRANSPORTATION, TECHNOLOGY & LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS. 61

Received from the House

HOUSE BILL NO. 1011 CALL ITEM 12 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVE SHEPHERD BY: SENATOR J. HUTCHINSON

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT CONCERNING THE CRIMINAL OFFENSE OF SEXUAL INDECENCY WITH A CHILD; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

House Bill No. 1011 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on JUDICIARY.

Received from the House

HOUSE BILL NO. 1013 CALL ITEM 11 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVE D. MEEKS BY: SENATORS IRVIN, HESTER, BLEDSOE, COLLINS-SMITH, J. COOPER, J. ENGLISH, J. HENDREN, J. HUTCHINSON, STANDRIDGE, G. STUBBLEFIELD

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO AMEND CONFIDENTIALITY PROVISIONS REGARDING JUVENILE RECORDS; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

House Bill No. 1013 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on JUDICIARY.

Senator Hester moved to re-refer House Bill No. 1009 to the Committee on REVENUE & TAXATION.

Senator Cooper spoke for the Motion. Senator Sample spoke against the Motion. Senator Hutchinson spoke for the Motion. Senator Clark spoke against the Motion. Senator Chesterfield spoke against the Motion. Senator Rapert spoke for the Motion. Senator Dismang call for Immediate Consideration. Senator Sample asked for a roll call on the Motion for Immediate Consideration.

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Burnett, Cheatham, Cooper, Dismang, English, Flippo, Hendren, Hester, Hutchinson, Irvin, Rapert, Sanders, Williams, Woods. Total...... 15

NEGATIVE: Caldwell, Chesterfield, Clark, Elliott, Flowers, Hickey, Ingram, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, King, Lindsey, Maloch, Pierce, Sample, Stubblefield, Teague. Total...... 16 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Collins-Smith, Files, Rice, Standridge. Total...... 4 EXCUSED: Total...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 31 Necessary to the passage of the motion ...... 18

Motion for Immediate Consideration failed.

On original Motion to re-refer House Bill 1009 to the Committee on REVENUE & TAXATION: Senator Hickey spoke against the Motion to re-refer House Bill 1009.

By voice vote, the Chair ruled that the Motion to re-refer House Bill 1009 from TRANSPORTATION, TECHNOLOGY & LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS to REVENUE & TAXATION, failed. After objection, the Chair requested a roll call.

Roll call to re-refer House Bill 1009 from TRANSPORTATION, TECHNOLOGY & LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS to the Committee on REVENUE & TAXATION: A pair was announced at the desk.

STATE OF ARKANSAS ARKANSAS SENATE

State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

PAIR VOTE

MOTION TO RE-REFER

DATE May 20, 2016

HOUSE BILL NO. 1009

VOTING YEA (SIGNED) SENATOR JAKE FILES

VOTING NAY (SIGNED) SENATOR DAVID BURNETT

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL SECRETARY OF SENATE

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Cooper, Dismang, English, Files, Flippo, Hendren, Hester, Hutchinson, Irvin, B. Johnson, Maloch, Pierce, Rapert, Sanders, Standridge, Teague, Williams, Woods. Total ...... 19

NEGATIVE: Burnett, Caldwell, Chesterfield, Clark, Elliott, Flowers, Hickey, Ingram, D. Johnson, King, Lindsey, Rice, Sample, Stubblefield. Total ...... 14 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Cheatham, Collins-Smith. Total ...... 2 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 33 Necessary to the passage of the motion ...... 18

So, the motion passed.

On motion of Senator Hester, House Bill No. 1009 was ordered re-referred to the Committee on REVENUE & TAXATION.

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

May 20, 2016

Mr. President: We, your Committee on EDUCATION, to whom was referred:

HOUSE BILL NO. 1001, BY REPRESENTATIVE COZART, beg leave to report that we have had the same under consideration, and herewith return the same with the recommendation that it do pass.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) SENATOR JANE ENGLISH, CHAIRMAN (SIGNED) SENATOR BLAKE JOHNSON (SIGNED) SENATOR JIM HENDREN (SIGNED) SENATOR EDDIE CHEATHAM (SIGNED) SENATOR ALAN CLARK (SIGNED) SENATOR UVALDE LINDSEY

Received from the House

HOUSE BILL NO. 1003 CALL ITEM 9 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVES TUCKER, COLLINS BY: SENATOR J. HENDREN

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO REENACT THE ORIGINAL DATE OF THE SUNSET OF THE ARKANSAS WORKS PROGRAM; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

House Bill No. 1003 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on INSURANCE & COMMERCE.

Received from the House

HOUSE BILL NO. 1008 CALL ITEM 5 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVES BECK, D. MEEKS, S. MEEKS, HICKERSON BY: SENATORS RAPERT, IRVIN, STANDRIDGE, D. SANDERS, B. JOHNSON, J. COOPER, J. WOODS, COLLINS-SMITH

House Bill No. 1008 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. 68

Received from the House

HOUSE BILL NO. 1010 CALL ITEM 8 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVE HOUSE BY: SENATORS STANDRIDGE, BLEDSOE, COLLINS-SMITH, J. DISMANG, FLIPPO, S. FLOWERS, HICKEY, J. HUTCHINSON, IRVIN, B. SAMPLE, J. WOODS

House Bill No. 1010 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on INSURANCE & COMMERCE.

On motion of Senator Burnett, and without objection, the rules were suspended pertaining to passage of Amendment and Bill on the same day.

On motion of Senator Burnett, Senate Bill No. 5 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

SENATE BILL NO. 5 CALL ITEM 14 As Engrossed: S5/20/16 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATOR BURNETT BY: REPRESENTATIVE M. HODGES

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDINGS AND OTHER STRUCTURES; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

Senate Bill No. 5 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass?

Senator Flowers spoke against the Bill. Senator Caldwell spoke for the Bill. Senator Hendren spoke for the Bill. Senator Burnett closed for his Bill.

The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Burnett, Caldwell, Cheatham, Clark, Collins-Smith, Cooper, Dismang, English, Flippo, Hendren, Hester, Hickey, Hutchinson, Ingram, Irvin, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, King, Lindsey, Maloch, Pierce, Rapert, Rice, Sample, Standridge, Stubblefield, Teague, Williams, Woods. Total ...... 30

NEGATIVE: Flowers. Total ...... 1 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Chesterfield, Elliott, Files, Sanders. Total ...... 4 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 31 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

There being an Emergency Clause attached to Senate Bill No. 5, the President ordered the Secretary to call the roll upon the adoption of the Emergency Clause. The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

NEGATIVE: Flowers. Total ...... 1 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Chesterfield, Elliott, Files, Sanders. Total ...... 4 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 31 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

So the Emergency Clause was adopted.

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

Senate Bill No. 5 was ordered immediately transmitted to the House.

Senator Irvin moved for a suspension of the Rules to consider Senate Bill No. 10 for a vote. By voice vote the motion passed.

On motion of Senator Irvin, Senate Bill No. 10 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

SENATE BILL NO. 10 CALL ITEM 3 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: SENATORS RICE, IRVIN BY: REPRESENTATIVES GILLAM, BRANSCUM, EUBANKS, GOSSAGE

Senate Bill No. 10 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass?

Senator Chesterfield spoke against the Bill. Senator Elliott spoke against the Bill. Senator Ingram spoke against the Bill. Senator Flowers spoke against the Bill. Senator Irvin closed for her Bill.

The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Burnett, Cheatham, Collins-Smith, Cooper, Dismang, English, Flippo, Hendren, Hester, Hickey, Hutchinson, Irvin, B. Johnson, Rapert, Rice, Sanders, Standridge, Stubblefield, Williams, Woods. Total ...... 21

NEGATIVE: Chesterfield, Elliott, Flowers, Ingram, D. Johnson, Lindsey, Maloch, Pierce, Teague. Total ...... 9 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Caldwell, Files, King, Sample. Total ...... 4 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Clark. Total ...... 1

Total number of votes cast ...... 31 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

* * * * * * * * * EXPUNGED* * * * * * * * *

Total number of votes cast ...... 31 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

So the Emergency Clause failed of adoption.

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

* * * * * * * * * EXPUNGED* * * * * * * * *

The record pertaining to the vote by which Emergency Clause on Senate Bill No. 10 failed was expunged, in accordance with a prevailing motion on May 20, 2016.

Senator Irvin moved that the record pertaining to the vote by which the Emergency Clause on Senate Bill No. 10 failed be expunged, the motion was duly seconded and prevailed.

There being an Emergency Clause attached to Senate Bill No. 10, the President ordered the Secretary to call the roll upon the adoption of the Emergency Clause. The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted: AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Burnett, Cheatham, Clark, Collins-Smith, Cooper, Dismang, English, Flippo, Hendren, Hester, Hickey, Hutchinson, Ingram, Irvin, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, Lindsey, Maloch, Pierce, Rapert, Rice, Sanders, Standridge, Stubblefield, Teague, Williams, Woods. Total ...... 28

NEGATIVE: Chesterfield, Flowers. Total ...... 2 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Caldwell, Elliott, Files, King, Sample. Total ...... 5 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 30 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

So the Emergency Clause was adopted.

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

Senate Bill No. 10 was ordered immediately transmitted to the House.

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY EXTRAORDINARY SESSION May 20, 2016

Mr. President: We, your Committee on AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, to whom was referred:

HOUSE BILL NO. 1008, BY REPRESENTATIVE BECK, ET AL., beg leave to report that we have had the same under consideration, and herewith return the same with the recommendation that it do pass.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) SENATOR RONALD CALDWELL, CHAIRMAN (SIGNED) SENATOR JOHN COOPER (SIGNED) SENATOR BLAKE JOHNSON (SIGNED) SENATOR GARY STUBBLEFIELD (SIGNED) SENATOR ALAN CLARK (SIGNED) SENATOR DAVID SANDERS

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULAR SESSION

May 20, 2016

Mr. President: We, your Committee on INSURANCE & COMMERCE, to whom was referred:

HOUSE BILL NO. 1010, BY REPRESENTATIVE HOUSE, beg leave to report that we have had the same under consideration, and herewith return the same with the recommendation that it do pass.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) SENATOR JASON RAPERT, CHAIRMAN (SIGNED) SENATOR TERRY RICE (SIGNED) SENATOR UVALDE LINDSEY (SIGNED) SENATOR JEREMY HUTCHINSON (SIGNED) SENATOR LARRY TEAGUE

Received from the House

HOUSE BILL NO. 1004 CALL ITEM 7 As Engrossed: H5/20/16 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVES VINES, BRANSCUM BY: SENATORS E. WILLIAMS, G. STUBBLEFIELD, J. ENGLISH, B. SAMPLE

House Bill No. 1004 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on JUDICIARY.

Received from the House

HOUSE BILL NO. 1005 CALL ITEM 10 As Engrossed: H5/20/16 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVES BELL, RICHEY

House Bill No. 1005 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on STATE AGENCIES & GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS.

Received from the House

HOUSE BILL NO. 1006 CALL ITEM 3 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVES GILLAM, BRANSCUM, EUBANKS, GOSSAGE BY: SENATORS RICE, IRVIN

House Bill No. 1006 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on STATE AGENCIES & GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS.

Received from the House

HOUSE BILL NO. 1014 CALL ITEM 14 As Engrossed: H5/20/16 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVE M. HODGES BY: SENATOR BURNETT

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDINGS AND OTHER STRUCTURES; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

House Bill No. 1014 was read the first time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the Committee on CITY, COUNTY, & LOCAL AFFAIRS.

On motion of Senator Irvin the Senate recessed until the call of the Chair.

The Senate reconvened after recess. The Secretary called the roll, and a quorum was present.

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

May 20, 2016

Mr. President: We, your Committee on INSURANCE & COMMERCE, to whom was referred:

HOUSE BILL NO. 1003, BY REPRESENTATIVES TUCKER, COLLINS beg leave to report that we have had the same under consideration, and herewith return the same with the recommendation that it do pass.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) SENATOR JASON RAPERT, CHAIRMAN (SIGNED) SENATOR JEREMY HUTCHINSON (SIGNED)..... SENATOR JANE ENGLISH (SIGNED) SENATOR LARRY TEAGUE

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

May 20, 2016

Mr. President: We, your Committee on CITY, COUNTY, & LOCAL AFFAIRS, to whom was referred:

HOUSE BILL NO. 1014, BY REPRESENTATIVE HODGES, beg leave to report that we have had the same under consideration, and herewith return the same with the recommendation that it do pass.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) SENATOR MISSY IRVIN, CHAIRMAN (SIGNED) SENATOR DAVID BURNETT (SIGNED) SENATOR GREG STANDRIDGE (SIGNED) SENATOR SCOTT FLIPPO (SIGNED) SENATOR LINDA COLLINS-SMITH (SIGNED) SENATOR JIM HENDREN (SIGNED) SENATOR BART HESTER

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

May 20, 2016

Mr. President: We, your Committee on JUDICIARY, to whom was referred:

HOUSE BILL NO. 1002, BY REPRESENTATIVE LEDING,

beg leave to report that we have had the same under consideration, and herewith return the same with the recommendation that it do pass.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) SENATOR JEREMY HUTCHINSON, CHAIRMAN

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

May 20, 2016

Mr. President: We, your Committee on REVENUE & TAXATION, to whom was referred:

HOUSE BILL NO. 1009, BY REPRESENTATIVE DAVIS, beg leave to report that we have had the same under consideration, and herewith return the same with the recommendation that it do pass.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) SENATOR LARRY R. TEAGUE, VICE-CHAIRMAN 83

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

May 20, 2016

Mr. President: We, your Committee on STATE AGENCIES & GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS, to whom was referred:

HOUSE BILL NO. 1005, BY REPRESENTATIVE BELL, beg leave to report that we have had the same under consideration, and herewith return the same with the recommendation that it do pass.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) SENATOR EDDIE JOE WILLIAMS, CHAIRMAN (SIGNED) SENATOR DAVID BURNETT (SIGNED) SENATOR CECILE BLEDSOE (SIGNED) SENATOR JIM WOODS (SIGNED) SENATOR DAVID JOHNSON

ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

May 20, 2016

Mr. President: We, your Committee on STATE AGENCIES & GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS, to whom was referred:

HOUSE BILL NO. 1006, BY REPRESENTATIVE GILLAM,

beg leave to report that we have had the same under consideration, and herewith return the same with the recommendation that it do pass.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) SENATOR EDDIE JOE WILLIAMS, CHAIRMAN (SIGNED) SENATOR DAVID BURNETT (SIGNED) SENATOR CECILE BLEDSOE (SIGNED) SENATOR JIM WOODS (SIGNED) SENATOR BRYAN KING

The following Senators have approved the Governor's appointments:

Senator Bledsoe Senator Cooper Senator Flippo Senator Flowers Senator Hendren Senator Hester Senator Hickey Senator Hutchinson Senator Ingram Senator Irvin Senator Blake Johnson Senator David Johnson Senator Lindsey Senator Sanders Senator Standridge Senator Williams

STATE OF ARKANSAS Asa Hutchinson Governor

May 19, 2016

Ann Cornwell, Senate Fiscal Officer Director/Secretary of the Senate State Capitol, Room 320 Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Ann:

This letter is a request that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session of the Ninetieth General Assembly 2015-2016, on a motion of Senator Cecile Bledsoe, confirm the following appointment:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Damon Jackson January 14, 2017 Liquefied Petroleum Gas Board Benton County

Thank you for your kind attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

(Signed) Asa Hutchinson

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STATE OF ARKANSAS Asa Hutchinson Governor

May 19, 2016

Ann Cornwell, Senate Fiscal Officer Director/Secretary of the Senate State Capitol, Room 320 Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Ann:

This letter is a request that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session of the Ninetieth General Assembly 2015-2016, on a motion of Senator John Cooper, confirm the following appointment:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Robbie Cline December 1, 2018 Arkansas Board of Examiners in Craighead County Counseling

Thank you for your kind attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

(Signed) Asa Hutchinson

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STATE OF ARKANSAS Asa Hutchinson Governor

May 19, 2016

Ann Cornwell, Senate Fiscal Officer Director/Secretary of the Senate State Capitol, Room 320 Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Ann:

This letter is a request that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session of the Ninetieth General Assembly 2015-2016, on a motion of Senator Scott Flippo, confirm the following appointment:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Janie Pugsley April 9, 2020 Health Services Permit Commission Marion County

Thank you for your kind attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

(Signed) Asa Hutchinson

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STATE OF ARKANSAS Asa Hutchinson Governor

May 19, 2016

Ann Cornwell, Senate Fiscal Officer Director/Secretary of the Senate State Capitol, Room 320 Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Ann:

This letter is a request that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session of the Ninetieth General Assembly 2015-2016, on a motion of Senator Stephanie Flowers, confirm the following appointment:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Steven Miller January 1, 2020 Arkansas Fire & Police Pension Jefferson County Review Board

Thank you for your kind attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

(Signed) Asa Hutchinson

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STATE OF ARKANSAS Asa Hutchinson Governor

May 19, 2016

Ann Cornwell, Senate Fiscal Officer Director/Secretary of the Senate State Capitol, Room 320 Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Ann:

This letter is a request that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session of the Ninetieth General Assembly 2015-2016, on a motion of Senator Jim Hendren, confirm the following appointment:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Deborah Mack June 30, 2021 Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy Benton County

Thank you for your kind attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

(Signed) Asa Hutchinson

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STATE OF ARKANSAS Asa Hutchinson Governor

May 19, 2016

Ann Cornwell, Senate Fiscal Officer Director/Secretary of the Senate State Capitol, Room 320 Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Ann:

This letter is a request that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session of the Ninetieth General Assembly 2015-2016, on a motion of Senator Bart Hester, confirm the following appointments:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Terry Suen January 14, 2020 Liquefied Petroleum Gas Board Benton County

John Carmack December 1, 2018 AR Board of Examiners in Benton County Counseling

Thank you for your kind attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

(Signed) Asa Hutchinson

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STATE OF ARKANSAS Asa Hutchinson Governor

May 19, 2016

Ann Cornwell, Senate Fiscal Officer Director/Secretary of the Senate State Capitol, Room 320 Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Ann:

This letter is a request that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session of the Ninetieth General Assembly 2015-2016, on a motion of Senator Jimmy Hickey, confirm the following appointments:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Kirk Johnson January 14, 2018 State Crime Laboratory Board Miller County

Caleb Plyler March 30, 2019 Arkansas Beef Council Hempstead County

Thank you for your kind attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

(Signed) Asa Hutchinson

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STATE OF ARKANSAS Asa Hutchinson Governor

May 19, 2016

Ann Cornwell, Senate Fiscal Officer Director/Secretary of the Senate State Capitol, Room 320 Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Ann:

This letter is a request that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session of the Ninetieth General Assembly 2015-2016, on a motion of Senator Jeremy Hutchinson, confirm the following appointment:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Steven Holmes January 14, 2020 Board of Directors of the Saline County Division of Science and Technology of the Arkansas Economic Development Commission

Thank you for your kind attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

(Signed) Asa Hutchinson

AH/lr

STATE OF ARKANSAS Asa Hutchinson Governor

May 19, 2016

Ann Cornwell, Senate Fiscal Officer Director/Secretary of the Senate State Capitol, Room 320 Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Ann:

This letter is a request that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session of the Ninetieth General Assembly 2015-2016, on a motion of Senator Keith Ingram, confirm the following appointments:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Abigail Carr October 1, 2018 Delta Cultural Center Policy Phillips County Advisory Board

Misti Staley October 1, 2018 Delta Cultural Center Policy Phillips County Advisory Board

Thank you for your kind attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

(Signed) Asa Hutchinson

AH/lr

STATE OF ARKANSAS Asa Hutchinson Governor

May 19, 2016

Ann Cornwell, Senate Fiscal Officer Director/Secretary of the Senate State Capitol, Room 320 Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Ann:

This letter is a request that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session of the Ninetieth General Assembly 2015-2016, on a motion of Senator Missy Irvin, confirm the following appointments:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Marcus Creasy January 14, 2018 AR Livestock & Poultry Cleburne County Commission

Robert Campbell March 30, 2019 AR Beef Council Searcy County

Dwain Watson January 1, 2020 AR Fire & Police Pension Review Faulkner County Board

Thank you for your kind attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

(Signed) Asa Hutchinson

AH/lr

STATE OF ARKANSAS Asa Hutchinson Governor

May 19, 2016

Ann Cornwell, Senate Fiscal Officer Director/Secretary of the Senate State Capitol, Room 320 Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Ann:

This letter is a request that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session of the Ninetieth General Assembly 2015-2016, on a motion of Senator Blake Johnson, confirm the following appointment:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Jim Gates January 1, 2020 AR Fire & Police Pension Lawrence County Review Board

Thank you for your kind attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

(Signed) Asa Hutchinson

AH/lr

STATE OF ARKANSAS Asa Hutchinson Governor

May 19, 2016

Ann Cornwell, Senate Fiscal Officer Director/Secretary of the Senate State Capitol, Room 320 Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Ann:

This letter is a request that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session of the Ninetieth General Assembly 2015-2016, on a motion of Senator David Johnson, confirm the following appointments:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Jeffrey Marcussen August 6, 2018 Academic Facilities Review Board Pulaski County

Eric Bell April 9, 2020 Health Services Permit Commission Pulaski County

Charles Jackson, Jr. April 26, 2021 AR State Board of Architects, Pulaski County Landscape, Architects & Interior Designers

Cory Hallmark ` January 14, 2020 Liquefied Petroleum Gas Board Pulaski County

Joe Bailey January 14, 2020 Board of Directors of the Division of Pulaski County Science & Technology of the AR Economic Development Commission

Larry Tate January 14, 2020 Board of Directors of the Division of Pulaski County Science & Technology of the AR Economic Development Commission

Sara Lenehan January 1, 2020 AR Fire & Police Pension Review Pulaski County Board

Thank you for your kind attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

(Signed) Asa Hutchinson

AH/lr

STATE OF ARKANSAS Asa Hutchinson Governor

May 19, 2016

Ann Cornwell, Senate Fiscal Officer Director/Secretary of the Senate State Capitol, Room 320 Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Ann:

This letter is a request that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session of the Ninetieth General Assembly 2015-2016, on a motion of Senator Uvalde Lindsey, confirm the following appointments:

APPOINTEE NAM & COUNTY E EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Paula Hartz April 9, 2020 Health Services Permit Commission Washington County

West Doss March 23, 20 24 AR Educational Television Washington County Commission

Buddy Ledford January 1, 2020 AR Fire & Police Pension Review Washington County Board

Thank you for your kind attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

(Signed) Asa Hutchinson

AH/lr

STATE OF ARKANSAS Asa Hutchinson Governor

May 19, 2016

Ann Cornwell, Senate Fiscal Officer Director/Secretary of the Senate State Capitol, Room 320 Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Ann:

This letter is a request that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session of the Ninetieth General Assembly 2015-2016, on a motion of Senator David Sanders, confirm the following appointments:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

David Cawein July 18, 2019 Arkansas State Board of Registration Conway County for Foresters

Jaycob McMillan December 31, 2019 Advisory Committee on Petroleum Pulaski County Storage Tanks

Gary Smith January 14, 2023 State Crime Laboratory Board Pulaski County

Thank you for your kind attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

(Signed) Asa Hutchinson

AH/lr

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STATE OF ARKANSAS Asa Hutchinson Governor

May 19, 2016

Ann Cornwell, Senate Fiscal Officer Director/Secretary of the Senate State Capitol, Room 320 Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Ann:

This letter is a request that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session of the Ninetieth General Assembly 2015-2016, on a motion of Senator Greg Standridge, confirm the following appointments:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Foster "Jock" Davis January 14, 2018 Arkansas Motor Vehicle Commission Pope County

John Knight March 30, 2019 Arkansas Beef Council Pope County

Roy Reaves February 1, 2020 Arkansas-Oklahoma Arkansas River Pope County Compact Commission

Thank you for your kind attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

(Signed) Asa Hutchinson

AH/lr

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STATE OF ARKANSAS Asa Hutchinson Governor

May 19, 2016

Ann Cornwell, Senate Fiscal Officer Director/Secretary of the Senate State Capitol, Room 320 Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Ann:

This letter is a request that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session of the Ninetieth General Assembly 2015-2016, on a motion of Senator Eddie Joe Williams, confirm the following appointment:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Mitchell Ward January 14, 2023 Arkansas Motor Vehicle Commission Lonoke County

Thank you for your kind attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

(Signed) Asa Hutchinson

AH/lr

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THE SENATE STATE OF ARKANSAS State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

May 20, 2016

The Honorable Asa Hutchinson Governor, State of Arkansas State Capitol Building Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Governor Hutchinson:

This is to advise that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session, Ninetieth General Assembly 2016, on a motion of Senator Cecile Bledsoe, confirmed the following appointment:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Damon Jackson, Benton County January 14, 2017 Liquefied Petroleum Gas Board

Respectfully submitted,

Ann Cornwell, Director, Arkansas Senate

AC/mhf

cc: The Honorable Mark Martin, Secretary of State Bruce Campbell, Director of Boards and Commissions

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THE SENATE STATE OF ARKANSAS State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

May 20, 2016

The Honorable Asa Hutchinson Governor, State of Arkansas State Capitol Building Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Governor Hutchinson:

This is to advise that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session, Ninetieth General Assembly 2016, on a motion of Senator John Cooper, confirmed the following appointment:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Robbie Cline, Craighead County December 1, 2018 Arkansas Board of Examiners in Counseling

Respectfully submitted,

Ann Cornwell, Director, Arkansas Senate

AC/mhf

cc: The Honorable Mark Martin, Secretary of State Bruce Campbell, Director of Boards and Commissions

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THE SENATE STATE OF ARKANSAS State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

May 20, 2016

The Honorable Asa Hutchinson Governor, State of Arkansas State Capitol Building Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Governor Hutchinson:

This is to advise that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session, Ninetieth General Assembly 2016, on a motion of Senator Scott Flippo, confirmed the following appointment:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Janie Pugsley, Marion County April 9, 2020 Health Services Permit Commission

Respectfully submitted,

Ann Cornwell, Director, Arkansas Senate

AC/mhf

cc: The Honorable Mark Martin, Secretary of State Bruce Campbell, Director of Boards and Commissions

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THE SENATE STATE OF ARKANSAS State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

May 20, 2016

The Honorable Asa Hutchinson Governor, State of Arkansas State Capitol Building Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Governor Hutchinson:

This is to advise that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session, Ninetieth General Assembly 2016, on a motion of Senator Stephanie Flowers, confirmed the following appointment:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Steven Miller, Jefferson County January 1, 2020 Arkansas Fire & Police Pension Review Board

Respectfully submitted,

Ann Cornwell, Director, Arkansas Senate

AC/mhf

cc: The Honorable Mark Martin, Secretary of State Bruce Campbell, Director of Boards and Commissions

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THE SENATE STATE OF ARKANSAS State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

May 20, 2016

The Honorable Asa Hutchinson Governor, State of Arkansas State Capitol Building Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Governor Hutchinson:

This is to advise that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session, Ninetieth General Assembly 2016, on a motion of Senator Jim Hendren, confirmed the following appointment:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Deborah Mack, Benton County June 30, 2021 Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy

Respectfully submitted,

Ann Cornwell, Director, Arkansas Senate

AC/mhf

cc: The Honorable Mark Martin, Secretary of State Bruce Campbell, Director of Boards and Commissions

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THE SENATE STATE OF ARKANSAS State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

May 20, 2016

The Honorable Asa Hutchinson Governor, State of Arkansas State Capitol Building Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Governor Hutchinson:

This is to advise that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session, Ninetieth General Assembly 2016, on a motion of Senator Bart Hester, confirmed the following appointments:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Terry Suen, Benton County January 14, 2020 Liquefied Petroleum Gas Board

John Carmack, Benton County December 1, 2018 AR Board of Examiners in Counseling

Respectfully submitted,

Ann Cornwell, Director, Arkansas Senate

AC/mhf

cc: The Honorable Mark Martin, Secretary of State Bruce Campbell, Director of Boards and Commissions

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THE SENATE STATE OF ARKANSAS State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

May 20, 2016

The Honorable Asa Hutchinson Governor, State of Arkansas State Capitol Building Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Governor Hutchinson:

This is to advise that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session, Ninetieth General Assembly 2016, on a motion of Senator Jimmy Hickey, confirmed the following appointments:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Kirk Johnson, Miller County January 14, 2018 State Crime Laboratory Board

Caleb Plyler, Hempstead County March 30, 2019 Arkansas Beef Council

Respectfully submitted,

Ann Cornwell, Director, Arkansas Senate

AC/mhf

cc: The Honorable Mark Martin, Secretary of State Bruce Campbell, Director of Boards and Commissions

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THE SENATE STATE OF ARKANSAS State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

May 20, 2016

The Honorable Asa Hutchinson Governor, State of Arkansas State Capitol Building Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Governor Hutchinson:

This is to advise that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session, Ninetieth General Assembly 2016, on a motion of Senator Jeremy Hutchinson, confirmed the following appointment:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Steven Holmes, Saline County January 14, 2020 Board of Directors of the Division of Science & Technology of the Arkansas Economic Development Commission

Respectfully submitted,

Ann Cornwell, Director, Arkansas Senate

AC/mhf

cc: The Honorable Mark Martin, Secretary of State Bruce Campbell, Director of Boards and Commissions

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THE SENATE STATE OF ARKANSAS State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

May 20, 2016

The Honorable Asa Hutchinson Governor, State of Arkansas State Capitol Building Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Governor Hutchinson:

This is to advise that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session, Ninetieth General Assembly 2016, on a motion of Senator Keith Ingram, confirmed the following appointments:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Abigail Carr, Phillips County October 1, 2018 Delta Cultural Center Policy Advisory Board

Misti Staley, Phillips County October 1, 2018 Delta Cultural Center Policy Advisory Board

Respectfully submitted,

Ann Cornwell, Director, Arkansas Senate

AC/mhf

cc: The Honorable Mark Martin, Secretary of State Bruce Campbell, Director of Boards and Commissions

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THE SENATE STATE OF ARKANSAS State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

May 20, 2016

The Honorable Asa Hutchinson Governor, State of Arkansas State Capitol Building Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Governor Hutchinson:

This is to advise that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session, Ninetieth General Assembly 2016, on a motion of Senator Missy Irvin, confirmed the following appointments:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Marcus Creasy, Cleburne County January 14, 2018 AR Livestock & Poultry Commission

Robert Campbell, Searcy County March 30, 2019 AR Beef Council

Dwain Watson, Faulkner County January 1, 2020 AR Fire & Police Pension Review Board

Respectfully submitted,

Ann Cornwell, Director, Arkansas Senate

AC/mhf

cc: The Honorable Mark Martin, Secretary of State Bruce Campbell, Director of Boards and Commissions

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THE SENATE STATE OF ARKANSAS State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

May 20, 2016

The Honorable Asa Hutchinson Governor, State of Arkansas State Capitol Building Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Governor Hutchinson:

This is to advise that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session, Ninetieth General Assembly 2016, on a motion of Senator Blake Johnson, confirmed the following appointment:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Jim Gates, Lawrence County January 1, 2020 AR Fire & Police Pension Review Board

Respectfully submitted,

Ann Cornwell, Director, Arkansas Senate

AC/mhf cc: The Honorable Mark Martin, Secretary of State Bruce Campbell, Director of Boards and Commissions

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THE SENATE STATE OF ARKANSAS State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

May 20, 2016

The Honorable Asa Hutchinson Governor, State of Arkansas State Capitol Building Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Governor Hutchinson:

This is to advise that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session, Ninetieth General Assembly 2016, on a motion of Senator David Johnson, confirmed the following appointments:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Jeffrey Marcussen, Pulaski County August 6, 2018 Academic Facilities Review Board Eric Bell, Pulaski County April 9, 2020 Health Services Permit Commission Charles Jackson, Jr., Pulaski County April 26, 2021 AR State Board of Architects, Landscape, Architects & Interior Designers Cory Hallmark, Pulaski County January 14, 2020 Liquefied Petroleum Gas Board

Joe Bailey, Pulaski County January 24, 2020 Board of Directors of the Division of Science & Technology of the AR Economic Development Commission

Larry Tate, Pulaski County January 14, 2020 Board of Directors of the Division of Science & Technology of the AR Economic Development Commission

Sara Lenehan, Pulaski County January 1, 2020 AR Fire & Police Pension Review Board

Respectfully submitted,

Ann Cornwell, Director, Arkansas Senate AC/mhf cc: The Honorable Mark Martin, Secretary of State Bruce Campbell, Director of Boards and Commissions

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THE SENATE STATE OF ARKANSAS State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

May 20, 2016

The Honorable Asa Hutchinson Governor, State of Arkansas State Capitol Building Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Governor Hutchinson:

This is to advise that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session, Ninetieth General Assembly 2016, on a motion of Senator Uvalde Lindsey, confirmed the following appointments:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Paula Hartz, Washington County April 9, 2020 Health Services Permit Commission

West Doss, Washington County March 23, 2024 AR Educational Television Commission

Buddy Ledford, Washington County January 1, 2020 AR Fire & Police Pension Review Board

Respectfully submitted,

Ann Cornwell, Director, Arkansas Senate

AC/mhf

cc: The Honorable Mark Martin, Secretary of State Bruce Campbell, Director of Boards and Commissions

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THE SENATE STATE OF ARKANSAS State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

May 20, 2016

The Honorable Asa Hutchinson Governor, State of Arkansas State Capitol Building Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Governor Hutchinson:

This is to advise that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session, Ninetieth General Assembly 2016, on a motion of Senator David Sanders, confirmed the following appointments:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

David Cawein, Conway County July 18, 2019 AR State Board of Registration for Foresters

Jaycob McMillan, Pulaski County December 31, 2019 Advisory Committee on Petroleum Storage Tanks

Gary Smith, Pulaski County January 14, 2023 State Crime Laboratory Board

Respectfully submitted,

Ann Cornwell, Director, Arkansas Senate

AC/mhf

cc: The Honorable Mark Martin, Secretary of State Bruce Campbell, Director of Boards and Commissions

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THE SENATE STATE OF ARKANSAS State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

May 20, 2016

The Honorable Asa Hutchinson Governor, State of Arkansas State Capitol Building Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Governor Hutchinson:

This is to advise that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session, Ninetieth General Assembly 2016, on a motion of Senator Greg Standridge, confirmed the following appointments:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Foster "Jock" Davis, Pope County January 14, 2018 AR Motor Vehicle Commission

John Knight, Pope County March 30, 2019 AR Beef Council

Roy Reaves, Pope County February 1, 2020 Arkansas-Oklahoma Arkansas River Compact Commission

Respectfully submitted,

Ann Cornwell, Director, Arkansas Senate

AC/mhf

cc: The Honorable Mark Martin, Secretary of State Bruce Campbell, Director of Boards and Commissions

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THE SENATE STATE OF ARKANSAS State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

May 20, 2016

The Honorable Asa Hutchinson Governor, State of Arkansas State Capitol Building Little Rock, AR 72201

Dear Governor Hutchinson:

This is to advise that the Senate of the Third Extraordinary Session, Ninetieth General Assembly 2016, on a motion of Senator Eddie Joe Williams, confirmed the following appointment:

APPOINTEE NAME & COUNTY EXPIRATION DATE BOARD OR COMMISSION

Mitchell Ward, Lonoke County January 14, 2023 AR Motor Vehicle Commission

Respectfully submitted,

Ann Cornwell, Director, Arkansas Senate

AC/mhf

cc: The Honorable Mark Martin, Secretary of State Bruce Campbell, Director of Boards and Commissions

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SENATE BILLS TRANSMITTED TO THE HOUSE AS PASSED

SENATE BILL NO. 1 SENATE BILL NO. 2 SENATE BILL NO. 3 SENATE BILL NO. 4 SENATE BILL NO. 5 SENATE BILL NO. 6 SENATE BILL NO. 8 SENATE BILL NO. 9 SENATE BILL NO. 10 SENATE BILL NO. 12 SENATE BILL NO. 13 SENATE BILL NO. 14

HOUSE BILLS TRANSMITTED TO THE SENATE AS PASSED

HOUSE BILL NO. 1001 HOUSE BILL NO. 1002 HOUSE BILL NO. 1003 HOUSE BILL NO. 1004 HOUSE BILL NO. 1005 HOUSE BILL NO. 1006 HOUSE BILL NO. 1008 HOUSE BILL NO. 1009 HOUSE BILL NO. 1010 HOUSE BILL NO. 1011 HOUSE BILL NO. 1013 HOUSE BILL NO. 1014 119

On motion of Senator Dismang, the Senate adjourned until 9:00 a.m., Monday, May 23, 2016.

PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE

SECRETARY OF THE SENATE

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--ooOoo-- FIFTH DAY’S PROCEEDINGS SENATE CHAMBER NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

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Little Rock, Arkansas May 23, 2016

The Senate was called to order at 9:15 a.m. o'clock by the President.

The Secretary called the roll, and the following members answered to roll call: BLEDSOE, BURNETT, CALDWELL, CHEATHAM, CHESTERFIELD, CLARK, COLLINS-SMITH, COOPER, DISMANG, ELLIOTT, ENGLISH, FILES, FLIPPO, FLOWERS, HENDREN, HESTER, HICKEY, HUTCHINSON, INGRAM, IRVIN, B. JOHNSON, D. JOHNSON, KING, LINDSEY, MALOCH, PIERCE, RAPERT, RICE, SAMPLE, SANDERS, STANDRIDGE, STUBBLEFIELD, TEAGUE, WILLIAMS, WOODS.

The Senate was led in prayer by Senator Woods.

The Senate was led in the Pledge of Allegiance by the President.

On motion of Senator Dismang, the reading of the Journal was dispensed with.

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The President declared the morning hour to have expired.

On motion of Senator English, House Bill No. 1001 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

HOUSE BILL NO. 1001 CALL ITEM 13 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVE COZART BY: SENATOR J. ENGLISH

House Bill No. 1001 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass? The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Burnett, Caldwell, Collins-Smith, Cooper, Dismang, Elliott, English, Files, Flippo, Flowers, Hester, Hickey, Hutchinson, Ingram, Irvin, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, King, Maloch, Pierce, Rapert, Rice, Sample, Sanders, Standridge, Stubblefield, Teague, Williams, Woods. Total ...... 30

NEGATIVE: Chesterfield. Total ...... 1 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Cheatham, Clark, Hendren, Lindsey. Total ...... 4 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0 123

Total number of votes cast ...... 31 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) Ann Cornwell, SECRETARY

There being an Emergency Clause attached to House Bill No. 1001, the President ordered the Secretary to call the roll upon the adoption of the Emergency Clause. The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

NEGATIVE: Chesterfield. Total ...... 1 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Cheatham, Clark, Hendren, Lindsey. Total ...... 4 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 31 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

So the Emergency Clause was adopted. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

House Bill No. 1001 was ordered immediately returned to the House as passed.

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On motion of Senator Woods, House Bill No. 1002 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

HOUSE BILL NO. 1002 CALL ITEM 6 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVES LEDING, EADS, NEAL

House Bill No. 1002 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass? The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Burnett, Caldwell, Cheatham, Clark, Cooper, Dismang, English, Files, Flippo, Flowers, Hester, Hickey, Hutchinson, Ingram, Irvin, B. Johnson, King, Maloch, Pierce, Rapert, Sample, Sanders, Standridge, Stubblefield, Teague, Williams, Woods. Total ...... 28

NEGATIVE: Chesterfield, Elliott. Total ...... 2 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Collins-Smith, Hendren, D. Johnson, Lindsey, Rice. Total ...... 5 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 30 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

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So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) Ann Cornwell, SECRETARY

House Bill No. 1002 was ordered immediately transmitted to the

House.

On motion of Senator Teague, House Bill No. 1003 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

HOUSE BILL NO. 1003 CALL ITEM 9 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVES TUCKER, COLLINS BY: SENATOR J. HENDREN

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO REENACT THE ORIGINAL DATE OF THE SUNSET OF THE ARKANSAS WORKS PROGRAM; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

House Bill No. 1003 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass? The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Caldwell, Cheatham, Chesterfield, Cooper, Dismang, Elliott, English, Files, Flowers, Hickey, Hutchinson, Ingram, D. Johnson, Maloch, Pierce, Rapert, Sample, Sanders, Standridge, Teague, Woods. Total ...... 21

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NEGATIVE: Bledsoe, Clark, Collins-Smith, Flippo, Hester, Irvin, B. Johnson, King, Rice, Stubblefield. Total ...... 10 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Burnett, Hendren, Lindsey, Williams. Total ...... 4 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 31 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) Ann Cornwell, SECRETARY

House Bill No. 1003 was ordered immediately returned to the House as passed.

On motion of Senator English, House Bill No. 1004 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

HOUSE BILL NO. 1004 CALL ITEM 7 AS ENGROSSED: H5/20/16 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVES VINES, BRANSCUM BY: SENATORS E. WILLIAMS, G. STUBBLEFIELD, J. ENGLISH, B. SAMPLE

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House Bill No. 1004 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass? The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Burnett, Caldwell, Cheatham, Chesterfield, Collins- Smith, Cooper, Dismang, Elliott, English, Files, Flippo, Flowers, Hester, Hickey, Hutchinson, Ingram, Irvin, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, King, Maloch, Pierce, Rapert, Rice, Sample, Sanders, Standridge, Stubblefield, Teague, Woods. Total ...... 31

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Clark, Hendren, Lindsey, Williams. Total ...... 4 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 31 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) Ann Cornwell, SECRETARY

There being an attached to House Bill No. 1004, the President ordered the Secretary to call the roll upon the adoption of the Emergency Clause. The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

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AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Burnett, Caldwell, Cheatham, Chesterfield, Collins-Smith, Cooper, Dismang, Elliott, English, Files, Flippo, Flowers, Hester, Hickey, Hutchinson, Ingram, Irvin, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, King, Maloch, Pierce, Rapert, Rice, Sample, Sanders, Standridge, Stubblefield, Teague, Woods. Total ...... 31

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Clark, Hendren, Lindsey, Williams. Total ...... 4 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 31 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

So the Emergency Clause was adopted. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

House Bill No. 1004 was ordered immediately returned to the House as passed.

On motion of Senator English, House Bill No. 1005 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

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HOUSE BILL NO. 1005 CALL ITEM 10 AS ENGROSSED: H5/20/16 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVES BELL, RICHEY

House Bill No. 1005 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass? The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Burnett, Caldwell, Cheatham, Chesterfield, Clark, Collins-Smith, Cooper, Dismang, Elliott, English, Files, Flippo, Flowers, Hester, Hickey, Hutchinson, Ingram, Irvin, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, King, Maloch, Pierce, Rapert, Rice, Sample, Sanders, Standridge, Stubblefield, Teague, Woods. Total ...... 32

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Hendren, Lindsey, Williams. Total ...... 3 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 32 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

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So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) Ann Cornwell, SECRETARY

There being an Emergency Clause attached to House Bill No. 1005, the President ordered the Secretary to call the roll upon the adoption of the Emergency Clause. The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Hendren, Lindsey, Williams. Total ...... 3 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 32 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

So the Emergency Clause was adopted. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

House Bill No. 1005 was ordered immediately returned to the House as passed.

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On motion of Senator Irvin, House Bill No. 1006 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

HOUSE BILL NO. 1006 CALL ITEM 3 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVES GILLAM, BRANSCUM, EUBANKS, GOSSAGE BY: SENATORS RICE, IRVIN

House Bill No. 1006 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass? The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Caldwell, Collins-Smith, Cooper, Dismang, English, Flippo, Hester, Hickey, Hutchinson, Irvin, B. Johnson, Rice, Sanders, Standridge, Stubblefield, Woods. Total ...... 17

NEGATIVE: Chesterfield, Elliott, Flowers, Ingram, D. Johnson, Maloch, Pierce, Teague. Total ...... 8 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Burnett, Cheatham, Files, Hendren, King, Lindsey, Rapert, Sample, Williams. Total ...... 9

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EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Clark. Total ...... 1

Total number of votes cast ...... 26 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill failed. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

* * * * * * * * * EXPUNGED* * * * * * * * *

The record pertaining to the vote by which House Bill No. 1006 failed was expunged, in accordance with a prevailing motion on May 23, 2016.

Senator Irvin moved that the record by which House Bill No. 1006 failed be expunged. The motion was duly seconded and prevailed.

* * * * * * * * * EXPUNGED* * * * * * * * *

There being an Emergency Clause attached to House Bill No. 1006, the President ordered the Secretary to call the roll upon the adoption of the Emergency Clause. The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Caldwell, Collins-Smith, Cooper, Dismang, English, Flippo, Hester, Hickey, Hutchinson, Irvin, B. Johnson, Rice, Sanders, Standridge, Stubblefield, Woods. Total ...... 17

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NEGATIVE: Chesterfield, Elliott, Flowers, Ingram, D. Johnson, Maloch, Pierce, Teague. Total ...... 8

ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Burnett, Cheatham, Files, Hendren, King, Lindsey, Rapert, Sample, Williams. Total ...... 9 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Clark. Total ...... 1

Total number of votes cast ...... 26 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

So the Emergency Clause failed. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

* * * * * * * * * EXPUNGED* * * * * * * * *

The record pertaining to the vote by which the Emergency Clause to House Bill No. 1006 failed was expunged, in accordance with a prevailing motion on May 23, 2016.

Senator Irvin moved that the record by which the Emergency Clause to House Bill No. 1006 failed be expunged.

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On motion of Senator Hester, House Bill No. 1009 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

HOUSE BILL NO. 1009 CALL ITEM 2 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVES DAVIS, ET AL. BY: SENATOR HESTER

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO CREATE THE ARKANSAS HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PLAN OF 2016; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

House Bill No. 1009 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass?

Senator Ingram spoke against the Bill. Senator Clark spoke against the Bill.

Pairs were announced at the desk.

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STATE OF ARKANSAS ARKANSAS SENATE

State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

DATE May 23, 2016

PAIR VOTE

HOUSE BILL NO. 1009

VOTING YEA (SIGNED) SENATOR JIM HENDREN

VOTING NAY (SIGNED) SENATOR DAVID JOHNSON

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL

SECRETARY OF SENATE

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STATE OF ARKANSAS ARKANSAS SENATE

State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

DATE May 23, 2016

PAIR VOTE

HOUSE BILL NO. 1009

VOTING YEA SENATOR EDDIE JOE WILLIAMS

VOTING NAY (SIGNED) SENATOR ALAN CLARK

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL

SECRETARY OF SENATE

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STATE OF ARKANSAS ARKANSAS SENATE

State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

DATE May 23, 2016

PAIR VOTE

HOUSE BILL NO. 1009

VOTING YEA (SIGNED) SENATOR DAVID BURNETT

VOTING NAY (SIGNED) SENATOR LARRY R. TEAGUE

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL

SECRETARY OF THE SENATE

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The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Burnett, Collins-Smith, Cooper, Dismang, English, Files, Flippo, Hendren, Hester, Irvin, B. Johnson, Pierce, Rapert, Rice, Sample, Sanders, Standridge, Stubblefield, Williams, Woods. Total ...... 21

NEGATIVE: Cheatham, Chesterfield, Clark, Elliott, Hickey, Ingram, D. Johnson, King, Maloch, Teague. Total ...... 10 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Caldwell, Hutchinson, Lindsey. Total ...... 3 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Flowers. Total ...... 1

Total number of votes cast ...... 32 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill failed of adoption.

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

* * * * * * * * * EXPUNGED* * * * * * * * *

There being an Emergency Clause attached to House Bill No. 1009, the President ordered the Secretary to call the roll upon the adoption of the Emergency Clause.

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The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

Total number of votes cast ...... 32 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

So the Emergency Clause failed.

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

* * * * * * * * * EXPUNGED* * * * * * * * *

The record pertaining to the vote by which the Emergency Clause to House Bill No. 1009 failed was expunged, in accordance with a prevailing motion on May 23, 2016.

Senator Hester moved that the record by which the Emergency Clause to House Bill No. 1009 failed be expunged.

Pairs were announced at the desk. 140

STATE OF ARKANSAS ARKANSAS SENATE

State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

DATE May 23, 2016

PAIR VOTE

HOUSE BILL NO. 1009

VOTING YEA (SIGNED) SENATOR DAVID BURNETT

VOTING NAY (SIGNED) SENATOR LARRY R. TEAGUE

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL

SECRETARY OF THE SENATE

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STATE OF ARKANSAS ARKANSAS SENATE

State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

DATE May 23, 2016

PAIR VOTE

HOUSE BILL NO. 1009

VOTING YEA (SIGNED) SENATOR JIM HENDREN

VOTING NAY (SIGNED) SENATOR DAVID JOHNSON

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL

SECRETARY OF THE SENATE

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STATE OF ARKANSAS ARKANSAS SENATE

State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

DATE May 23, 2016

PAIR VOTE

HOUSE BILL NO. 1009

VOTING YEA (SIGNED) SENATOR EDDIE JOE WILLIAMS

VOTING NAY (SIGNED) SENATOR ALAN CLARK

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL

SECRETARY OF THE SENATE

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The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted: AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Burnett, Caldwell, Cheatham, Collins-Smith, Cooper, Dismang, Elliott, English, Files, Flippo, Flowers, Hendren, Hester, Hickey, Ingram, Irvin, B. Johnson, King, Maloch, Pierce, Rapert, Rice, Sample, Sanders, Standridge, Stubblefield, Williams, Woods. Total...... 29

NEGATIVE: Clark, D. Johnson, Teague. Total...... 3 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Hutchinson, Lindsey. Total...... 2 EXCUSED: Total...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Chesterfield. Total...... 1

Total number of votes cast...... 33 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

So the Emergency Clause was adopted. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

House Bill No. 1009 was ordered immediately returned to the House as passed.

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On motion of Senator Rapert, House Bill No. 1008 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

HOUSE BILL NO. 1008 CALL ITEM 5 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVES BECK, ET AL. BY: SENATORS RAPERT, IRVIN, STANDRIDGE, D. SANDERS, B. JOHNSON, J. COOPER, J. WOODS, COLLINS-SMITH

House Bill No. 1008 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass? The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Caldwell, Cheatham, Chesterfield, Clark, Collins- Smith, Cooper, Dismang, Elliott, English, Files, Flippo, Flowers, Hester, Hickey, Ingram, Irvin, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, King, Maloch, Pierce, Rapert, Rice, Sample, Sanders, Standridge, Stubblefield, Teague, Woods. Total ...... 30

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Burnett, Hendren, Hutchinson, Lindsey, Williams. Total ...... 5 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

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Total number of votes cast ...... 30 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) Ann Cornwell, SECRETARY

There being an Emergency Clause attached to House Bill No. 1008, the President ordered the Secretary to call the roll upon the adoption of the Emergency Clause. The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Burnett, Hendren, Hutchinson, Lindsey, Williams. Total ...... 5 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 30 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

So the Emergency Clause was adopted. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

House Bill No. 1008 was ordered immediately returned to the House as passed.

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On motion of Senator Standridge, House Bill No. 1010 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO CLARIFY THE LAW REGARDING WORKERS' COMPENSATION PAYMENTS UNDER THE WORKERS' COMPENSATION LAW THAT RESULTED FROM INITIATED MEASURE 1948, NO. 4; TO END PAYMENTS FOR EMPLOYEE DISABILITY OR DEATH FROM THE DEATH AND PERMANENT TOTAL DISABILITY TRUST FUND; TO LOWER THE RATE OF TAX FOR WORKERS' COMPENSATION INSURANCE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

House Bill No. 1010 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass?

The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Caldwell, Cheatham, Chesterfield, Clark, Collins- Smith, Cooper, Dismang, Elliott, English, Files, Flippo, Flowers, Hester, Hickey, Ingram, Irvin, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, King, Maloch, Pierce, Rapert, Rice, Sample, Standridge, Stubblefield, Teague, Woods. Total ...... 29

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Burnett, Hendren, Hutchinson, Lindsey, Sanders, Williams. Total ...... 6 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 147

VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 29 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) Ann Cornwell, SECRETARY

House Bill No. 1010 was ordered immediately returned to the House as passed.

On motion of Senator Dismang, House Bill No. 1011 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

HOUSE BILL NO. 1011 CALL ITEM 12 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVE SHEPHERD BY: SENATOR J. HUTCHINSON

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT CONCERNING THE CRIMINAL OFFENSE OF SEXUAL INDECENCY WITH A CHILD; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

House Bill No. 1011 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass?

The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Caldwell, Cheatham, Chesterfield, Clark, Collins- Smith, Cooper, Dismang, Elliott, English, Files, Flippo, Flowers, Hester, Hickey, Hutchinson, Ingram, Irvin, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, King, Maloch, Pierce, Rapert, Rice, Sample, Standridge, Stubblefield, Teague, Woods. Total ...... 30 148

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Burnett, Hendren, Lindsey, Sanders, Williams. Total ...... 5 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT:

Total number of votes cast ...... 30 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

There being an Emergency Clause attached to House Bill No. 1011, the President ordered the Secretary to call the roll upon the adoption of the Emergency Clause. The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Burnett, Hendren, Lindsey, Sanders, Williams. Total ...... 5 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total ...... 0

Total number of votes cast ...... 30 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

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So the Emergency Clause was adopted. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

House Bill No. 1011 was ordered immediately returned to the House as passed.

On motion of Senator Irvin, House Bill No. 1013 was called up for third reading and final disposition. HOUSE BILL NO. 1013 Call Item 11 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVE D. MEEKS BY: SENATORS IRVIN, HESTER, BLEDSOE, COLLINS-SMITH, J. COOPER, J. ENGLISH, J. HENDREN, J. HUTCHINSON, STANDRIDGE, G. STUBBLEFIELD

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO AMEND CONFIDENTIALITY PROVISIONS REGARDING JUVENILE RECORDS; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

House Bill No. 1013 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass? The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Caldwell, Cheatham, Chesterfield, Clark, Collins- Smith, Cooper, Dismang, English, Files, Flippo, Flowers, Hester, Hickey, Ingram, Irvin, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, King, Maloch, Pierce, Rapert, Rice, Sample, Standridge, Stubblefield, Teague. Total ...... 27

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Burnett, Hendren, Hutchinson, Lindsey, Sanders, Williams, Woods. Total ...... 7

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EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Elliott. Total ...... 1 Total number of votes cast ...... 28 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) Ann Cornwell, SECRETARY

There being an Emergency Clause attached to House Bill No. 1013, the President ordered the Secretary to call the roll upon the adoption of the Emergency Clause. The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

NEGATIVE: Total ...... 0 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Burnett, Hendren, Hutchinson, Lindsey, Sanders, Williams, Woods. Total ...... 7 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Elliott. Total ...... 1 Total number of votes cast ...... 28 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

So the Emergency Clause was adopted. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

House Bill No. 1013 was ordered immediately returned to the House as passed. 151

On motion of Senator Standridge, House Bill No. 1014 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

HOUSE BILL NO. 1014 CALL ITEM 14 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY AS ENGROSSED: H5/20/16 THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVE M. HODGES BY: SENATOR BURNETT

A Bill for an Act to be Entitled: AN ACT TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDINGS AND OTHER STRUCTURES; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

House Bill No. 1014 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass?

A Pair was announced at the desk

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STATE OF ARKANSAS ARKANSAS SENATE

State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

DATE May 23, 2016

PAIR VOTE

HOUSE BILL NO. 1014

VOTING YEA (SIGNED) SENATOR DAVID BURNETT

VOTING NAY (SIGNED) SENATOR STEPHANIE FLOWERS

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL

SECRETARY OF THE SENATE

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The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Burnett, Caldwell, Cheatham, Clark, Collins-Smith, Cooper, Dismang, English, Files, Flippo, Hester, Hickey, Ingram, Irvin, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, King, Maloch, Pierce, Rapert, Rice, Sample, Standridge, Stubblefield, Teague. Total ...... 26

NEGATIVE: Flowers. Total ...... 1 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Hendren, Hutchinson, Lindsey, Sanders, Williams. Total ...... 5 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Chesterfield, Elliott, Woods. Total ...... 3

Total number of votes cast ...... 30 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) Ann Cornwell, SECRETARY

There being an Emergency Clause attached to House Bill No. 1014, the President ordered the Secretary to call the roll upon the adoption of the Emergency Clause.

The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

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Total number of votes cast ...... 30 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

So the Emergency Clause was adopted. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

House Bill No. 1014 was ordered immediately returned to the House as passed.

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On motion of Senator Irvin, House Bill No. 1006 was called up for third reading and final disposition.

HOUSE BILL NO. 1006 CALL ITEM 3 NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION BY: REPRESENTATIVES GILLAM, BRANSCUM, EUBANKS, GOSSAGE BY: SENATORS RICE, IRVIN

House Bill No. 1006 was placed on third reading and final disposition, the question being: Shall the Bill pass?

Pairs were announced at the desk.

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STATE OF ARKANSAS ARKANSAS SENATE

State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

DATE May 23, 2016

PAIR VOTE

HOUSE BILL NO. 1006

VOTING YEA (SIGNED) SENATOR JEREMY HUTCHINSON

VOTING NAY (SIGNED) SENATOR BRUCE MALOCH

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL

SECRETARY OF THE SENATE

157

STATE OF ARKANSAS ARKANSAS SENATE

State Capitol Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

DATE May 23, 2016

PAIR VOTE

HOUSE BILL NO. 1006

VOTING YEA (SIGNED) SENATOR EDDIE JOE WILLIAMS

VOTING NAY (SIGNED) SENATOR JAKE FILES

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL

SECRETARY OF THE SENATE

158

The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Caldwell, Cheatham, Collins-Smith, Cooper, Dismang, English, Flippo, Hester, Hickey, Hutchinson, Irvin, B. Johnson, Rapert, Rice, Standridge, Stubblefield, Williams, Woods. Total ...... 19

NEGATIVE: Chesterfield, Elliott, Files, Flowers, Ingram, D. Johnson, Maloch, Pierce, Sample, Teague. Total ...... 10 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Burnett, Hendren, King, Lindsey, Sanders. Total ...... 5 EXCUSED: Total ...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Clark. Total ...... 1

Total number of votes cast ...... 30 Necessary to the passage of the bill ...... 18

So the bill passed and the title as read was agreed to. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

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* * * * * * * * * EXPUNGED* * * * * * * * *

Total number of votes cast...... 30 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

So the Emergency Clause failed. (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

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* * * * * * * * * EXPUNGED* * * * * * * * *

The record pertaining to the vote by which the Emergency Clause to House Bill No. 1006 failed was expunged, in accordance with a prevailing motion on May 23, 2016.

Senator Hester moved that the record by which the Emergency Clause to House Bill No. 1006 failed be expunged.

The Secretary called the roll, and the following members voted:

AFFIRMATIVE: Bledsoe, Caldwell, Cheatham, Clark, Collins-Smith, Cooper, Dismang, English, Files, Flippo, Hester, Hickey, Ingram, Irvin, B. Johnson, King, Maloch, Pierce, Rapert, Rice, Standridge, Stubblefield, Teague, Woods. Total...... 24

NEGATIVE: Chesterfield, D. Johnson. Total...... 2 ABSENT OR NOT VOTING: Burnett, Elliott, Flowers, Hendren, Hutchinson, .. Lindsey, Sample, Sanders, Williams. Total...... 9 EXCUSED: Total...... 0 VOTING PRESENT: Total...... 0

Total number of votes cast...... 26 Necessary to the adoption of the Emergency Clause ...... 24

So the Emergency Clause passed . (SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY

House Bill No. 1006 was ordered immediately returned to the House as passed.

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Senate Bill No. 1 was returned from the House as passed and ordered enrolled. Senate Bill No. 2 was returned from the House as passed and ordered enrolled. Senate Bill No. 3 was returned from the House as passed and ordered enrolled. Senate Bill No. 4 was returned from the House as passed and ordered enrolled. Senate Bill No. 5 was returned from the House as passed and ordered enrolled. Senate Bill No. 6 was returned from the House as passed and ordered enrolled. Senate Bill No. 8 was returned from the House as passed and ordered enrolled. Senate Bill No. 9 was returned from the House as passed and ordered enrolled. Senate Bill No. 10 was returned from the House as passed and ordered enrolled. Senate Bill No. 13 was returned from the House as passed and ordered enrolled. Senate Bill No. 14 was returned from the House as passed and ordered enrolled.

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ARKANSAS SENATE NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

May 23, 2016 Mr. President: We, your Committee on ENROLLED BILLS, to whom was referred:

SENATE BILL NO. 1, BY SENATOR ENGLISH, SENATE BILL NO. 2, BY SENATOR HENDREN, SENATE BILL NO. 3, BY SENATOR RAPERT, SENATE BILL NO. 4, BY SENATOR HUTCHINSON, SENATE BILL NO. 5, BY SENATOR BURNETT, SENATE BILL NO. 6, BY SENATOR WILLIAMS, ET AL., SENATE BILL NO. 8, BY SENATOR IRVIN, ET AL., SENATE BILL NO. 9, BY SENATOR WOODS, ET AL., SENATE BILL NO. 10, BY SENATOR RICE, ET AL., SENATE BILL NO. 13, BY SENATOR STANDRIDGE, ET AL., SENATE BILL NO. 14, BY SENATOR ENGLISH, beg leave to report that we have carefully compared the enrolled copies with the original and we find the same correctly enrolled and have at 11:42 a.m. delivered them to the Governor for his approval.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) SENATOR BILL SAMPLE, CHAIRMAN

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GOVERNOR'S BILL RECEIPTS

SENATE BILL NO. 1 SENATE BILL NO. 2 SENATE BILL NO. 3 SENATE BILL NO. 4 SENATE BILL NO. 5 SENATE BILL NO. 6 SENATE BILL NO. 8 SENATE BILL NO. 9 SENATE BILL NO. 10 SENATE BILL NO. 13 SENATE BILL NO. 14

RECEIVED the above papers from the Secretary of the Senate this 23rd day of May, 2016 at 11:42 a.m.

(SIGNED) ASA HUTCHINSON, GOVERNOR

(SIGNED) DAVID C. BELL SECRETARY

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STATE OF ARKANSAS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NINETIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 72201

JEREMY GILLAM, SPEAKER

May 23, 2016

The Honorable Ann Cornwell Secretary of Senate State Capitol Building Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

Dear Ms. Cornwell:

Attached is Senate Bill 12 that died in House Rules at Sine Die Adjournment of the 3rd Extra Ordinary Session of the 90th General Assembly on May 23, 2016.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) SHERRI STACKS Chief Clerk/Fiscal Officer House of Representatives

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STATE OF ARKANSAS GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Arkansas Senate LITTLE ROCK, AR 72201

Ann Cornwell Director, Arkansas Senate Secretary of the Senate Phone: 501-682-5951 Fax: 501-682-2917 E-mail: [email protected]

State Capitol Building, Room 320 Little Rock, AR 72201

May 23, 2016

The Honorable Mark Martin Secretary of State State Capitol, Room 246 Little Rock, Arkansas 72201

Dear Secretary Mark Martin:

I am enclosing herewith the following Senate Bills remaining in the Senate at Sine Die Adjournment on May 23, 2016.

SENATE BILLS DYING IN SENATE COMMITTEE

CITY COUNTY AND LOCAL AFFAIRS SB 15

EDUCATION SB 16

REVENUE & TAXATION SB 17

TRANSPORTATION, TECHNOLOGY AND GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS SB 11

SENATE BILL WITHDRAWN BY AUTHOR SB 7

SENATE BILL DYING IN HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE SB 12

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, Director, Arkansas Senate Secretary of the Senate

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HOUSE BILLS RETURNED TO THE HOUSE AS PASSED

SENATE BILLS RETURNED FROM THE HOUSE AS PASSED AND ORDERED ENROLLED

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On motion of Senator Dismang, the Senate adjourned Sine Die.

PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE

SECRETARY OF THE SENATE

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ADDENDUM

STATE OF ARKANSAS

Asa Hutchison Governor

May 24, 2016

TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE

Dear Mr. President:

This is to inform you that on May 23, 2016, I approved the following measures from the Third Extraordinary Session of the Ninetieth General Assembly.

SB 10 - Act 2

SB 13 - Act 5

SB 3 - Act 7

SB 9 - Act 9

SB 6 - Act 11

SB 2 - Act 13

SB 1 - Act 14

SB 8 - Act 17

SB 4 - Act 18

SB 14 - Act 20

SB 5 - Act 23

Sincerely,

(SIGNED) ASA HUTCHINSON, GOVERNOR

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Arkansas General Assembly

90TH General Assembly

2016 THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION

We, your Committee on Transportation, Technology and Legislative Affairs, have checked the Journal of the 90th General Assembly, 2016 THIRD EXTRAORDINARY SESSION carefully and find it correct and in proper form for filing with the Secretary of State.

Respectfully submitted,

(SIGNED) BILL SAMPLE CHAIRMAN

(SIGNED) TIM GRIFFIN PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE

(SIGNED) ANN CORNWELL, SECRETARY OF THE SENATE

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