The Senate Education Committee heard one bill concerning background check lookback periods for misdemeanor convictions in an education-related context. The hearing was brief with no public testimony.
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Sign in to subscribeSenate Education Committee will come to order. Mr. Chris Phelan, please take the roll. Senators Bright. Here. Frizzell. Excused. Kip. Here. Rich. Excused. Snyder. Here. Marchman. Excused. Mr. Chair, here. We do have a quorum, limited number of people, but we do. And we have Senator Gonzalez here to present House Bill 1090. Thank you so much, Mr. Chair. Committee members, I bring forward for your consideration. House Bill 1090 is very straightforward and I ask for an I vote happy to ask for answer any questions if you may have any, but I think it's pretty direct and self explanatory. Thank you. Do we have any questions? I mean, good to see the amendment in the House. I was for that amendment, so I appreciate that. Do we have any other. Any questions? Specifically Senator Snyder. Thank you, Mr. Chair. Thank you. Senator Gonzalez. All misdemeanors will be down to the seven year. Senator Gonzalez. Thank you. All misdemeanors except those where as an element of the offense, the victim was an at risk person as defined at 18 6.5102 or a child who was under 18 years old, regardless of the date of conviction and to ensure that…
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