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STEVLJ CUNDERSON REP ROSS F]'IZCERALD RIIP. JOHN FLEMIN(] RLP. \]RCINIAC(JURT REP. AU8 tsROUN REP. JONAIIIAN WLND\ BtJY REP DALE MORIENSEN I5 \ IET IBfR , IIOUSE STANDING COMMTTTEE REPORT Mrrch 29,201? Page l of I Wq you! connitee on Natural Rcsourc6 recom€nd that Hous€ Bill 6s1 (tsl Fading copy - - white) do l,!ss !s anended. And, ihrr 8rh lnen.henrs rtad: 1. Title, rine s through line 6. Stlik€: "REvIslNG" on line 5 through "FUNDING; or li.e 6 Etlike: "sEcTroNs' stlike: "aND 3l -1 242" 3. Paqe 2, line 12 throlgh page l, Iine 5. FisGl Nole Required tIlJ ll So 614-2011 .7. /|.2 .'//,v /*-/'v N'IONT.\}iT HOI]SE OI REPRESENTAT]VES NATURAI RESOURCES COMMITTEE ROLL CALL VOTE IJ.) BILL NUMBER\\q \ DA]E cl Jq l-+ MOTION Rttcr rr It \ 'ttt-, ',-n NAMI TROXY REP. THERESA MANZELLA. VICE CHA]R REP ZACH BROWN, V]CE CHAIR REP. MARK NOLAND REP, WILLIS CURDY REP. WYLIE GALT REP, KIM ABBOTT RDP. STEVE GUNDERSON REP. ROSS FITZGERALD REP, JOHN FLEMINC REP. KELLY FLYNN REP, VIRGINIA COURT REP, BOB BROWN REP JONATHAN W]NDY BOY REP DALE MOMENSEN REP KERRY WH]TE, CHAIR ]1 M LNIBERs ''Z' 4i '//"/ /;'-/-/ },tONTAN,,\ HOIiSI] OF RIIPRI]SI]NTA'I'IVF]S NATTJRAI RESOIJRCES COMMITTEE ROLL CAIL VOTE B,LL NUMBER \\,1 Va I, DArE ! ) I /-/7- vorror 9c 0r..uo rs l \AN1[ YLs N{] PI1OXY RDP. THERESA REP. ZACH BROWN, V]CE CHAIR REP. MARK NOLAND REP. WILLIS CURDY REP, WYLIE C'ALT REP. KIM ABBOTT BE!, llpyplllqEll9oN X REP. ROSS FITZGERALD REP. JOHN FLEMING REP. KELLY FLYNN REP. V]RGINIA COURT RDP. BOB BROWN ! REP. JONATHAN W]NDY BOY REP. DALE MORTENSDN Y REP. KERRY WHITE, CHAIR 15 MEi\1BrR5 :V. ./1./ ://t r-a4 I,IONTANA HOUSE OF REPRIJSENTATI\'ES NATURAI RISOURCES COMMITTEE ROLL CATL VOTE -+ BrLL NUMBER\!|I1 DATE L f'l -P./)a) "' MorroN De t\a \\\ltnded NA\II II\OX Y REP. THERESA MANZELLA. V]CE CHAIR REP. ZACH BROWN, V]CE CHA]R REP, MARK NOLAND REP. WILLIS CURDY REP, WYLIE GALT REP, KIM ABBOIT REP STE\ E GUNDERSON REP. ROSS FITZ CER{LD REP. JOHN FLEMING REP. KELLY FL\NN REP. V]RCINlA COURT j REP. BOB BROWN REP. JONATHAN WINDY BOY REP. DALE MORTENSEN I REP. KERRY WHITE CHAJR I1 I5 5,lEMBIRS .q..q?.'/4.?,.,/." MONTANA FIOL]SE OF' RETRESENTATIVES AIIIIfORIZED COA,{\4ITTEE PROXY 65TH LECISLATWE SESSION request to be dcused i.om the -qar|/i cnnlttee. d€sire to leale my pror? vote wiLh R.p. /,1-t A,.1./zt 11,L. .. ca!^si.\ea {23\ r uts G:\ X I auLhoriz my vote to be MLh thar otReo. /114)Zc t-4 for sy mendments pro .q-.Ar, 94 t'/"-/./ MONTANA I]OIJSE OF REFRESENTATTVES AUTIIORIZED COMMITTEE PROXY 65C LEGISLATIVE SESSION r l"qde' ob-ex.u"edfronth" A////uo(1j te ^ co6tu1Fe. I desire to leave my proxy vote wiLh Re!. X llir, ,.,>l I I aurho.te my vote to be matched for @y amendments proposed on -t:/7llt1 (sisnafure) . .q?'77A*,/,r. MON1IANA HOLISE OF REPAESENT,{TIVES AUTHORIZED COMMITTEE PROXY 65TH LIGIsL{TTV'E SNSSION request to be excused rrom i,. lJqfL,rot Resoura:; qo *.. ^ desire to leale m)' prorf vore with Rep. l,u-,4Lr tfrusl I nfr::+V- ' i I authorize my vote to be matched with tlat of Rep. tor dy mendments prcposed on this date. n",. )/3q / /7 (Signature) --7- F)cm rn3 ! !0 ) rrc@ !*iorhntuLd fEbrc\tur .:4 .Bv.:rQ,r1at "/a MONTANA FIOUSE OF REFRESENTATIVES AUTHOR.IZED COMMITTEE PROXY 6'H LEGISLATIVE SESSION i ftquesr to be qcused rrch ,n /\il:,.lrr.( (,..',,'ot ." ^,,n" I drsire ro ieqve mv prox) ,ore M$ R"p. x tl1lc+i;te7:6iy, I autnoiz my vote to be matched with that of Rep. ior dy menddents prcposed on this date. Wrna56o1 Jv07fuc'e!@snfuHoff41@!4\ q-.*iz.7&&-,/a. 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