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65Th Montana Legislature -2017 ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS Business Report Jign€.T by Chairnan Roll Call 65th Montana Legislature -2017 ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS Business Report Jign€.t by chairnan Roll Call Standing Committee Reports Tabled Bills Fiscal Reports Roll Call Votes Proxy Fotms Visitor Registration Additional Documents wih€si sktedenas lh.l aE not prescntcd .5 exhibitr. ar| intorn.tloral lt€rs h.rrted ir .frer Deerirg, Peritonr; et eter.. /rloHTf r{.d fl r5f oQc.6ro sJclcrv.dqcfl rve6 22i r!. R@e{r5 ne[an$ mT 59€20-r2or 2or7 r€cr6i,trTNe 5e&5roi{ MONTANA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 65th LEGISLATURE REGULAR SESSION HOUSE JUDICIARY COIU MITTEE Oate: Tuesday, Api 4,2017 BIILS ANd RESOLUTIONS HEARD: SB 123 - Revise marage lrcense laws to alow nonresrdenrs to get I@nses n any counly SB 192 - Generally revse crvi pmcedlre aws-Sen Nets Swandal S8249 Generally ev se c. m nat a6 reqarding tesl mony from accomptces/nformants - SB 253 - Provde: procedure tor elecironica ty issued search waranls - Sen Nets Swand:l EXECUTIVE ACTION TAKEN: SB 1!5-Be Concured n tuAmended SB 200 - Be Concutred n SB293 Be Concured n NIONTANA F{OUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES JT]DICIARY COMMITTEE ROLL CAIL DATE: q/q 1,r NAMI PRTSINT AtssEN'I/EXCI.,JSED REP. SRIH BEPOLEE, V]CE CHAIR REP. \r'lPCINlA COURI VICE CHAIR REP KATHY KELKER REP. BOB BRTJWN REP. BARRY USHER FEP DALE MORTENSEN REP JENNY ECK REP. LAURTE BISHOP REP ELLIE HILL SMITH FEP. NAIE MCCONNELL REP KIRK WAGONER REP MAT'T RECIER FEP. BILL HARRJS REP LOTA SHELDON OAILOWAY REP. THEPESA MANZE].LA = ]9 MEMtsERS EOUSE ST4NDI]\C COMMITTEtr REPORT Aprit4,2017 Page l of3 wq your conmiueeonJdi.iary reconnend thai Senltc Bitl 14s ($nd Gading copy blue) b..oncrrr€d ih as rnended. ]b be caded by Rep6enbdv. Karhy Kelker And, lhlt such ,n€ndmcnts rcad: 1. Pase 2, line 23. 2. Fage 3, Iine 6. stlite: 'of the departfrent" 3. Paqe :, line r. strike: "as defined in 5!-46 l02i .!. Page 3, tin€ 2€. stlike: 'of the departne.ti 5. Page 4, line 3. stlike: iof the departhent' 6. Fage 4, Iine 3. stlike: iof rhe deparrnent" 7. Page 4, 1in€ 19 thr.ugh line 20. Forrosilg:idirect.r, on line 19 on line 19 thxough ',services" on lrne 20 3. Page 4, line 21- sB014500rscl550r. hts llrsd d+o.l- l-'l Aprit4,20t7 p.g€ 2 of3 ,'of stlik€: publtc health and hunan services,, 9. Page 4, ti.e 2?. stlit€: "of pubtic heatrh and hunan servi.es!, 10. Pag€ 4, line 2g through line 29. Foffo*ing: "dlrector,, on ltne 23 on tine 20 rhrough'seivices' on line 29 11. 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SB 300 -Require health waning for6w milksales 'Sen.oianeSands by molion, onTu.sday, April4,2017 (PLEASE USE THISACTION DATE lN LAWS B LL (Forthe Ch el Cle* of lhe Holse) lzr/u / !4rc!i !:l (r me) (Date) Phone 444-1513 .q...,t4.'//r, n--,/,v MONTANA HOUSE OF REPRESENTAT]VES JIJDICIARY COMMITTEE ROLL CAIL VOTE BILL NUMBER j,l ']r_. DATE LI.L]. 1 MOTION I' r NAME NO IROXY REP. SEIH BERGLEE, VICE CHAIR PEP VIRGINIA COUPT, VICE CHAJR REP. KATHY XEII{ER REP, BOB BROWN REP. BARRY USHER REP DALE MORTENSEN REP. JENNY ECK REP, LAURIE BISHOP REP, ELLIE HILL SMITH REP NATE MCCONNELL REP, K]RKWACONER REP. MAT'I REGIER RDP. BILL HARRIS REP LOLA SHELDON CALLOWAY REP. IHERESA MANZELIA REP. CASEY KNUDSEN REP. SHANE MORICEAU _a REP AIAN DOANE, CHAIR 19 MEMBIRS IG ? .@,. t].? .y7. r; ",,/," MOI'{TANA HOITJSE OF REPRESEhIT,q.TIVES JI]DICIARY COMMITTEE ROLL CAIL VOTE .f BILL NUMBER i1 I D^rE Ll-4 -11 ' uolorv 6r, Co.,cc-rrrl 1,, f "' AYE NO IB.OXY I RDP. SETII BERGLEE, V]CE CHAJR REP. VIRGINIA COURT, !'ICE CHAIR I REP, I<ATqY KELKER REP. BOB BROWN I REP, BARRY USHER REP. DALE MORTENSEN I REP. JENNY ECK REP. T"{URIE BISHOP REP. ELLIE HILL.SMITH I REP. NATE MCCONNELL REP. KIRK WAGONER I REP MATT REOIER REP, BILL HARRIS REP. LOLA SHELDON-GALI'WAY REP. THERESA MANZELL.A REP. CASEY KNUDSEN REP. ZAC PERRY REP, SHANE MORIGEAU REP AI,AN DOANE, CHAIR I 19 MEMtsER5 l d<ll}\fo|G|Vd€jet .q-.9u.yt,s,,,,,/2. MOIdTAN.A HOUSE OF REFRESENTAT]VES JI]DICIARY COMMITTEE ROLL CAIL VOTE BILL NUMBER DATE Li'LI' ]1 MOTION b'-. NAMI AYE NO TF.OXY REP. SETH BERCIEE, VICE CHAIR @ REP \4RCINIA COUFT, VICE CHA]R REP. XAT}]'I KELKER REP. BOB BROWN REP BARRY USHER REP. DALE MORTENSEN REP. JENNY ECK REP.IAURIE BISHOP REP. ELLID HILL-SMITH REP. NATE MCCONNEIL REP KIRKWACONER REP. MAAI REC]ER REP. BILL HARRTS REP LOIA SHELDON GALIOWAY REP. THERESA MANZEIIA REP. CASEY (NUDSEN REP. ZAC PERRY REP. SHANE MORIOEAU REP. ALAN DOANE, CHAIR 19 MEMBER5.2- .4" .97,Vlq"6-,/," MOI\TASIA FIOLTSE OF REPRE$EIdTATIVES JI]DICIARY COMMITTEE ROLL CAIL VOTE B]LL NUMBER l{1tE) DfiE t1_ L)' r1 NAME AYE NO PROXY REP SEIF BERGLEE, VJCE CHAIR REP VIRGINIA COIJRT, VICE CHA]R REP. KATHY KEIKER REP. BOB BROWN REP. BARRY USHER REP, DALE MORTENSEN REP, JENI.IY ECI< REP. I-AURIE B]SHOP REP. ELLIE HILL SMITIl REP NATE MCCONNELL REP X]RK WAGONER REP, MATT REGIER REP. BIIL T]ARRIS REP. LOLA SHELDON GALLOWAY REP. TIlERESA MANZELLA REP, CASEY KNUDSEN REP ZAC PERRY REP. SHANE MORIOEAU REP ALAN DOANE, CHA1R ]9 M]EMtsER5 \t .t&,..'87.ft7 r/,,,,,2,v L{O]}JTAN,q. HOUSE OF REPRESENT,ATIVES JI]DICIARY COMMITTEE ROIL CATL YOTE BILL NUMBER NAMI NO PF.OXY REP. SETH BERGIEE. VICE CIIA]R REP \4FOINIA COURT, VICE CHAIR REP XAiH\ KELKER REP. BOB BROWN REP. BARRY USHER REP. DALE MORTENSEN REP- JENNY ECK REP. LAURIE BISHOP REP. ELLIE HILL SMIIH REP. NATE MCCONNELL REP. KIRKWAOONER REP, MATT RECTER REP. BIIL HARRIS REP. LOLA SHELDON-CA!LOWAY REP. T]TERESA MANZELLA REP, CASEY KNUDSEN REP. ZAC PERRY REP. SHANE MORIGEAU REP ALAN DOANE, CHAIR 19 MEMtsERS .qe.nt,.9&1+2./a MONTANA I{OUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AUTHORIZED COMMITTEE PROXY 6''H LEGISLATryI SESSION rcquest to be qcused frcm the re.ve dFsirc o my prcr'y vorF MLh Rep. / r \ BIII x :16l Y { \i,l:.-r/ X "\)tttl ''.3t,t.'A'',qA )| x .tcJ. fau e, :]P) )1aTa L.bt. .:B al I :f l1i) d (., + q4.'&6a./,7 MONTANA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVFS AUTHOR,lZED COMMITTEE PROXY 6'I' LECISLATryI SESSION requesttobeexcusedtomthe .irr.jrlr.Li,,\ Comnittee.
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