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House Agriculture, Water & Natural Resources
The House Agriculture, Water & Natural Resources Committee killed a rodenticide bill at its own sponsors' request, unanimously advanced a livestock-theft reporting measure carried by emotional rancher testimony, and laid over a contentious Arkansas River Basin revegetation bill for lack of finished amendments.
Key Actions
·Rodenticide Use RestrictionsKilled
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Notable Quotes
“But we do believe that this is not a durable policy solution because it regulates distribution rather than the point of risk, which is application.”
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Votes
Postponed indefinitely — bill killedAction
Yes (11)Lori Garcia Sander, Lori Goldstein, Dusty Johnson, Meghan Lukens, Matthew Martinez, Lesley Smith, Katie Stewart, Larry Don Suckla, Ty Winter, Tisha Mauro, Karen McCormick
No (2)Mandy Lindsay, Tammy Story
Referred to Committee of the WholeAction
Yes (13)Lori Garcia Sander, Lori Goldstein, Dusty Johnson, Mandy Lindsay, Meghan Lukens, Matthew Martinez, Lesley Smith, Katie Stewart, Tammy Story, Larry Don Suckla, Ty Winter, Tisha Mauro, Karen McCormick
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Come to order. Ms. Kelly, please call the roll. Representatives Garcia. Sanders. Present. Goldstein. Here. Johnson. Here. Lindsey. Here. Lukens. Here. Martinez. Here. Smith. Here. Stewart. Here. Story. Here. Sukla. Here. Winter. Here. To. Morrow. Here. Madam Chair. Here. Thank you all for joining. Joining us, we have three bills on our agenda today. First up is Senate Bill 26062. We have our bill sponsors in front of us and today we're here for action only. So who would like to begin? Representative Lasko. Thank you, Madam Chair and members of the committee. Really, we really appreciate your patience and allowing us to continue to have good conversations on this bill. And we do have an amendment that we had worked on and I would love to pass it to members. We're not going to move it to the bill today, but we do want to share the efforts that we had before coming to committee. So we explored amendments reducing or eliminating fees associated with licensing and that would, that would create a fiscal note, which at this time is not possible. Nothing will pass with a fiscal note. We also had good conversations with rural school districts and…
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