The House State, Civic, Military, & Veterans Affairs Committee advanced all ten bills on its agenda unanimously, each a technical statutory cleanup or cross-reference correction with no substantive policy changes, earning the committee the self-proclaimed title of 'the bipartisan yes committee.'
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Sign in to subscribeThe state civic, military and Veterans Affairs Committee will come to order. Ms. King, please not poll call. Please call the committee. Call the roll. Representatives Bottoms. Excused. Bradley. Here. Carter. Excused. He's here. He's standing. He's sitting right there. Espinosa. Oh, she might have thought that was Rep. Clifford over there. Sorry. Here. Hooray. Here. Frolick excused. Luck when present. Ricks excused. Clifford. Tare. Adam. Chair here. All right. We have a very full but calendar, but I think that we can knock these out pretty quickly here. So we'll get started with. We'll get started with House Bill 1217 with Representatives Espinoza and Bradley. Tell us about your bill. Thank you. Thank you, Madam Chair. Yes, we do. This bill corrects references in the child support guidelines. So we are all here today, representatives of the statutory Revision Committee. The charge of the Statutory Revision Committee is to address inconsistencies and minor technical errors that are located by our great staff during the year. This one specifically identified where there were cross references as a result of statutory changes in the child support law. And so that is all that it is doing. And we would ask for…
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