1996-10-21                     House Journal                      Page 4844
HB 204                                                                       
The following was enrolled, signed by the Speaker and Chief Clerk,             
President and Secretary of the Senate, and the engrossed and enrolled          
copies were transmitted to the Office of the Governor at 10:45 a.m.,           
July 31, 1996:                                                                 
                                                                               
SENATE CS FOR CS FOR HOUSE BILL NO. 204(FIN)                                  
An Act relating to the administrative revocation of a minor's                 
license to drive; creating criminal offenses of minor operating a              
vehicle after consuming alcohol, a minor's refusal to submit to                
chemical test, and driving during the 24 hours after being cited for           
minor operating a vehicle after consuming alcohol or refusal to                
submit to chemical test; establishing penalties for these offenses;            
relating to court ordered drug and alcohol screening, evaluation,              
referral, and programs; relating to implied consent to certain                 
testing if operating a motor vehicle, aircraft, or watercraft; relating        
to an  instrument's working  tolerance in a  chemical  breath  test;           

1996-10-21                     House Journal                      Page 4845
HB 204                                                                       
relating to the authority of a court to impose a suspended sentence           
after failure to complete a treatment program upon conviction of               
felony driving while intoxicated or felony refusal to submit to a              
chemical test; relating to the period of time a court may consider             
for determining prior convictions in sentencing a person convicted             
of felony driving while intoxicated or felony refusal to submit to             
a chemical test; amending Rules 6 and 32.1, Alaska Rules of                    
Criminal Procedure, to allow the use of hearsay evidence before                
a grand jury in a prosecution for felony driving while intoxicated             
or felony refusal to submit to a chemical test and to not require a            
presentence report for a first felony driving while intoxicated or             
first felony refusal to submit to a chemical test; and providing for           
an effective date.                                                             
                                                                               
The following memorandum, dated May 14, 1996, was received from                
Rosemary Kimlinger, Enrolling Secretary, Division of Legal and                 
Research Services:                                                             
                                                                               
In accordance with Rule 43 of the Uniform Rules, I am reporting the            
following manifest error of omission in SCS CSHB 204(FIN) that has             
been corrected in enrolling:                                                   
                                                                               
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