Thursday on the House floor
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Legislation of note on today's calendar includes a bill by Rep. Greenberg that rwuires express statutory cross-referece for all new exemptions to the Arkansas FOI Act. The bill failed by a vote of 49-17.
Rep. Lindsley Smith's bill to commemorate Thomas Paine Day passed this year by a vote of 66-21-3.
Update: Speaker Robbie Wills just sent the animal cruelty bill to House Agriculture. It will be reassigned to Judiciary in the morning, and I've already set it for a speacial order of business beginningat 10:00 a.m. Tuesday morning.
Rep. Lindsley Smith's bill to commemorate Thomas Paine Day passed this year by a vote of 66-21-3.
Update: Speaker Robbie Wills just sent the animal cruelty bill to House Agriculture. It will be reassigned to Judiciary in the morning, and I've already set it for a speacial order of business beginningat 10:00 a.m. Tuesday morning.
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