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The Joint Budget Committee cleared its supplemental package in a brisk session, moving five bills to introduction on unanimous 6-0 votes — with the sharpest debate over whether to lock a $34 million minimum for early literacy into the Read Act as the committee restructures State Education Fund transfers.
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·it-capital-transfer-reductionNo vote
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“Clarity is kindness.”
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Committee will come to order. We are on built potential legislation. Packet two. Yes, Director Harper. Okay, Mr. McClear. Thank you, Madam Chair. Andrew McClear, JBC staff so I'm going to start you off with a simple one here. This is just a decrease of $100 from previous transfer you approved. There was a miscommunication between myself and OIT regarding the cost of this transfer to the IT capital sub account of the capital construction fund. Didn't we give you approval to make these changes or. No, the. Because the bill is entirely about this transfer. I was told by LLS that this is not a technical correction. Okay. All right, Senator Mobley. Well, I saw that hundred dollars on two different graphs. And so I'm wondering, is this the hundred dollars that appeared on two different graphs? I mean, because if it is, I'm in. You can have it. All right. Would you like to make a motion? Okay. I move that we do as we are asked and approve $100 reduction in the transfer bill. Are there any objections? I vote yes. That passes on a vote of 6 to 0. Thank you all. Yes. Representative Taggart? No.…
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