Legislature(1993 - 1994)
1994-01-14 Senate Journal
Full Journal pdf1994-01-14 Senate Journal Page 2499 SENATE JOURNAL ALASKA STATE LEGISLATURE EIGHTEENTH LEGISLATURE - SECOND SESSION Juneau, Alaska Friday January 14, 1994 Fifth Day Pursuant to adjournment the Senate was called to order by President Halford at 11:09 a.m. The roll showed eighteen members present. Senators Salo, Little were excused from a call of the Senate. The prayer was offered by the Chaplain, Father Herbert C. McMurtry of the Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. Senator Duncan moved and asked unanimous consent that the prayer be spread. Without objection, it was so ordered. We come in prayer to You, O Lord, who never had to take back anything spoken, to correct anything said, or to apologize for any statement. Bless the members of this Senate as they think together and work together in this chamber, in committee rooms, and in their offices. Help them to stand up under the strains and the tensions of problems and decisions, of meetings and conferences, and the endless demands made upon them. We ask Your Blessing also upon all staff persons whose daily work makes it possible for this body to fulfill its responsibilities. Grant to us all a weekend of rest and refreshment that we may resume our duties in the coming week with renewed vision and zeal. In Thy Holy Name we pray. Amen. Senator Rieger led the Senate in the pledge of allegiance. 2499 1994-01-14 Senate Journal Page 2500 CERTIFICATION Senator Taylor moved and asked unanimous consent that the journal for the fourth legislative day and Senate and House Joint Journal Supplement No. 11 be approved as certified. Without objection, it was so ordered. COMMUNICATIONS Disclosure letters were received in accordance with AS 24.60 and will be in Senate Supplement No. 9 and House and Senate Joint Journal Supplement No. 12. The following report was received and is on file in the Office of the Secretary of the Senate: Annual Examination and Evaluation of the Alaska Commercial Fishing and Agriculture Bank from Paul Fuhs, Commissioner, Department of Commerce and Economic Development in accordance with AS 44.81.270(c) STANDING COMMITTEE REPORTS HB 109 The Rules Committee met on May 6, 1993 and considered CS FOR HOUSE BILL NO. 109(JUD) "An Act relating to blood tests for persons charged with sex offenses; and providing for an effective date." Signing to calendar: Senator Jacko, Chair, Senators Rieger, Halford. Signing no recommendation: Senator Little. Updated fiscal notes from Department of Health and Social Services (2) and updated zero fiscal note from Department of Law published today. CS FOR HOUSE BILL NO. 109(JUD) is on today's calendar. 1994-01-14 Senate Journal Page 2501 INTRODUCTION AND REFERENCE OF SENATE RESOLUTIONS SCR 12 SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 12 BY SENATOR ADAMS, Requesting the governor to have prepared a report and recommendation concerning the disposition of certain assets of the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation in order to meet the revenue shortfalls in the state's budgets and to meet other financial requirements. was read the first time and referred to the Labor and Commerce and Finance Committees. INTRODUCTION AND REFERENCE OF SENATE BILLS SB 243 SENATE BILL NO. 243 BY THE SENATE RULES COMMITTEE BY REQUEST OF THE LEGISLATIVE BUDGET AND AUDIT COMMITTEE, entitled: "An Act relating to the four dam pool transfer fund." was read the first time and referred to the Finance Committee. SB 244 SENATE BILL NO. 244 BY THE SENATE RULES COMMITTEE BY REQUEST OF THE LEGISLATIVE BUDGET AND AUDIT COMMITTEE, entitled: "An Act relating to investments of the permanent fund in certain limited partnerships each of whose principal purpose is investment in securities of public or private companies; and providing for an effective date." was read the first time and referred to the State Affairs, Labor and Commerce, Judiciary and Finance Committees. 1994-01-14 Senate Journal Page 2502 SB 245 SENATE BILL NO. 245 BY THE SENATE RULES COMMITTEE BY REQUEST OF THE LEGISLATIVE BUDGET AND AUDIT COMMITTEE, entitled: "An Act relating to investments of the permanent fund involving equity interests in and debt obligations secured by mortgages on real estate; and providing for an effective date." was read the first time and referred to the State Affairs, Labor and Commerce, Judiciary and Finance Committees. SB 246 SENATE BILL NO. 246 BY THE SENATE RULES COMMITTEE BY REQUEST OF THE LEGISLATIVE BUDGET AND AUDIT COMMITTEE, entitled: "An Act relating to reimbursable service agreements and other agreements between state agencies for the purchase of services." was read the first time and referred to the Finance Committee. SB 247 SENATE BILL NO. 247 BY THE SENATE RULES COMMITTEE BY REQUEST OF THE LEGISLATIVE BUDGET AND AUDIT COMMITTEE, entitled: "An Act relating to state leases and to state lease- purchase and lease-financing agreements, and repealing a legislative authorization previously given for acquisition of a facility through a lease-purchase agreement; and providing for an effective date." was read the first time and referred to the Finance Committee. SB 248 SENATE BILL NO. 248 BY THE SENATE RULES COMMITTEE BY REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR, entitled: 1994-01-14 Senate Journal Page 2503 SB 248 "An Act relating to services for and protection of vulnerable adults; and providing for an effective date." was read the first time and referred to the Health, Education and Social Services, State Affairs and Finance Committees. Fiscal notes from Department of Health and Social Services (3) and zero fiscal note and fiscal note from Department of Administration published today. Governor's transmittal letter dated January 14: Dear Mr. President: Under the authority of art. III, sec. 18, of the Alaska Constitution, I am transmitting a bill relating to services for and protection of vulnerable adults. This bill will place responsibility for the delivery of services to vulnerable adults within the Department of Administration. This bill also extends the scope of existing adult protective services to include all vulnerable adults who are in need of such services. Section 1 of the bill clarifies the circumstances that give rise to a duty to make a report of a vulnerable adult. The circumstances are abandonment, exploitation, abuse, neglect, or self-neglect. Under this section, the report will be made to the Department of Administration. This section also deletes the existing liability immunity provisions, which are later reestablished in sec. 6 of the bill. Section 2 sets out the duties of the Department of Administration regarding services and protection for vulnerable adults. The duties include establishing a central information and referral service for vulnerable adults, establishing criteria and procedures for the delivery of community-based services, designation of local service providers as department designees to meet local service needs, and adoption of regulations to implement the program. 1994-01-14 Senate Journal Page 2504 SB 248 Section 2 also sets out provisions regarding certain reports of abandonment, exploitation, abuse, neglect, or self-neglect, and regarding the action that is to be taken on all reports. The investigation required to be done by the Department of Administration includes a face-to-face interview and a written report of findings. Section 2 also provides for delivery of protective services and assures that, to the extent practicable, the services will be delivered in a timely and culturally relevant manner. Section 2 provides authorization for family members or friends to be surrogate decision makers for a vulnerable adult who is in need of protective services but is unable to consent to services. This provision allows for the delivery of necessary protective services without the necessity of seeking an emergency guardianship in adult abuse cases. Section 2 also sets out the procedures available for providing protective services when court action to protect the adult is necessary. Section 3 repeals and reenacts an existing statute to provide for monitoring of vulnerable adults who are receiving ongoing protective services. Section 4 addresses the confidentiality of reports made under these provisions; sec. 5 requires that regulations being adopted by the Department of Administration be provided to the Older Alaskans Commission; and sec. 6 provides for immunity from liability for individuals who make reports of vulnerable adults. Section 7 sets out, in a more appropriate location, definitions for terms used in AS47.24. The existing definition section is repealed in sec. 8. Section 8 of the bill also repeals existing statutes that address reports of abuse of elderly and disabled persons to the Department of Health and Social Services. Section 11 provides a July 1, 1994 effective date for the statutory changes made by the bill. If this bill is enacted into law, the revisor of statutes will need to make appropriate changes to the existing article structure of AS47.24. 1994-01-14 Senate Journal Page 2505 SB 248 I urge your support of this important legislation. Sincerely, /s/ Walter J. Hickel Governor SB 249 SENATE BILL NO. 249 BY THE SENATE RULES COMMITTEE BY REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR, entitled: "An Act relating to assisted living homes; repealing references to residential facilities for dependent adults; and providing for an effective date." was read the first time and referred to the Health, Education and Social Services, State Affairs and Finance Committees. Fiscal note from Department of Health and Social Services and zero fiscal note from Department of Administration published today. Governor's transmittal letter dated January 14: Dear Mr. President: Under the authority of art. III, sec. 18, of the Alaska Constitution, I am transmitting a bill related to assisted living homes. An assisted living home is a residential facility that serves adults, provides housing and food service, and provides or obtains for the residents assistance with activities of daily living, personal assistance or health-related services. Medical facilities licensed under AS18.20, such as nursing homes and hospitals, and certain other types of residential facilities (including correctional facilities and emergency shelters) are not classified as assisted living homes under this bill. Although assisted living homes are not health care or medical facilities, they may provide or obtain various health-related services for residents, such as intermittent nursing care, supervision of the resident's self-administration of medications, and needed care and comfort to terminally ill patients who are under the care of a doctor 1994-01-14 Senate Journal Page 2506 SB 249 who verifies that the needs of the resident are being met in the assisted living home. The bill is intended to promote the establishment of assisted living homes that will provide a home-like setting as well as certain health- related services or assistance with certain personal activities. Such services will allow the elderly to age in place, rather than having to be transferred to a more institutionalized nursing-home setting, and will allow adults with a physical or mental disability to become integrated into their community. Currently, the Department of Health and Social Services, under AS47.35, licenses and regulates certain facilities that care for dependent adults. Under this bill, that licensing structure will be deleted and replaced by a new chapter (AS47.33) that provides for assisted living homes. Responsibility for licensing and regulating the homes will be split between the Department of Health and Social Services and the Department of Administration. The Department of Administration will be responsible for licensure of assisted living homes that will be providing care primarily to individuals who are elderly, who have a physical disability, or who suffer from dementia, but who are not diagnosed as chronically mentally ill. Licensure of assisted living homes that will be providing care primarily to individuals with a mental or developmental disability will be the responsibility of the Department of Health and Social Services. Provision is made for joint agency determination of the appropriate licensing agency in cases in which that designation cannot easily be made. The Department of Health and Social Services, division of family and youth services, will continue to license residential homes and facilities for children under AS47.35. The respective licensing agencies will be responsible for investigating complaints filed regarding assisted living homes and for taking necessary action to protect residents through administrative actions. The main body of the bill is contained in sec. 1 of the bill, which defines "assisted living home," describes certain services, sets certain operating standards, and provides for licensing and regulations. For example, sec. 1 specifically provides for the safeguarding of money that a resident of an assisted living home deposited with the home 1994-01-14 Senate Journal Page 2507 SB 249 for safekeeping and management. Section 1 also requires assisted living homes to keep records regarding residents' care, as well as provide their residents with information regarding residents' rights at the home, including timely notice regarding closure or relocation, notice of any change in rates, and protections in case of an action for involuntary discharge from the home. Furthermore, the bill states that an individual may not be admitted to an assisted living home without that person's consent, or, if the individual is not competent, the consent of the individual's representative. In addition, an individual may not be admitted as a resident of an assisted living home unless an admission contract has been signed by the individual (or the individual's representative, if appropriate) and the home. The bill also requires that an assisted living plan for a resident be developed, and approved by the resident (or the resident's representative, if appropriate), within 30 days after that resident was admitted to the home. The plan is designed to identify the reasonable wants and needs of the resident and the ways in which those wants and needs will be met. Section 1 of the bill also contains a lengthy list of residents' rights. These rights are designed to protect the residents' privacy and independence and to allow residents to be able to participate in grievance procedures or other remedial actions relating to resident complaints regarding how an assisted living home is providing care. Under the bill, certain complaints may be filed with the appropriate licensing agency; the licensing agencies have investigatory and sanction authority. Sections 2 through 12 of the bill amend existing statutory provisions to acknowledge the provisions in sec. 1 of the bill. Section 13 of the bill contains transition provisions regarding regulations and pending proceedings. Sections 14 and 15 allow the Department of Health and Social Services and the Department of Administration to prepare and adopt, before the effective date of the bill, regulations necessary to implement the bill. The new regulations cannot take effect before the effective date of the bill (January1, 1995). 1994-01-14 Senate Journal Page 2508 SB 249 I urge your support of this important legislation. Sincerely, /s/ Walter J. Hickel Governor SB 250 SENATE BILL NO. 250 BY THE SENATE RULES COMMITTEE BY REQUEST OF THE GOVERNOR, entitled: "An Act relating to the Older Alaskans Commission and staff of the commission; changing the name of the Older Alaskans Commission to the Alaska Commission on Aging and extending the termination date of the commission; relating to the Alaska Pioneers' Homes Advisory Board; relating to services and programs for older Alaskans; and providing for an effective date." was read the first time and referred to the Health, Education and Social Services, State Affairs and Finance Committees. Zero fiscal note from Department of Administration published today. Governor's transmittal letter dated January 14: Dear Mr. President: Under the authority of art. III, sec. 18, of the Alaska Constitution, I am transmitting a bill relating to the Older Alaskans Commission, the Alaska Pioneers' Homes Advisory Board, and certain programs and services for older Alaskans. The bill changes the name of the Older Alaskans Commission to the Alaska Commission on Aging, decreases the number of required yearly commission meetings, and extends the termination date of the commission. The bill also makes changes in the allocation of functions of the commission, the commission's executive director, and the commissioner of administration. For example, the commission, with the approval of the commissioner of administration, 1994-01-14 Senate Journal Page 2509 SB 250 will set policy for the administration of federal programs under the federal Older Americans Act. The executive director, with the commissioner of administration's approval, will administer those programs. The executive director for the commission also will be responsible for the formulation and presentation to the commission of the comprehensive statewide plan that identifies the concerns and needs of older Alaskans. The commission will be responsible for approving a final plan. The bill also makes certain changes in the composition and duties of the Alaska Pioneers' Homes Advisory Board. The board will be increased from seven to eight members; the new member will be the chairperson of the Alaska Commission on Aging. (Under existing law, the chair of the Alaska Pioneers' Homes Advisory Board is a member of the Older Alaskans Commission.) The bill also decreases the number of board meetings that must be held during a year. Additionally, the Department of Administration plans to administratively establish a division of senior services to better coordinate services to older Alaskans. The Alaska Commission on Aging and the Alaska Pioneers' Homes Advisory Board would be located administratively in that new division. The new division would replace the existing division of pioneers' benefits and would assume responsibility for activities currently assigned to that division, which include administration of the pioneers' homes and the longevity bonus program. The enactment of this bill into law, along with the administrative creation of the new division, will assure improved, coordinated efforts to address the varied problems confronting older Alaskans. Sincerely, /s/ Walter J. Hickel Governor 1994-01-14 Senate Journal Page 2510 SB 251 SENATE BILL NO. 251 BY SENATOR JACKO, entitled: "An Act relating to the commercial fishing revolving loan fund and the fisheries enhancement revolving loan fund." was read the first time and referred to the Labor and Commerce and Finance Committees. CONSIDERATION OF THE CALENDAR SECOND READING OF HOUSE BILLS HB 109 CS FOR HOUSE BILL NO. 109(JUD) "An Act relating to blood tests for persons charged with sex offenses; and providing for an effective date" was read the second time. Senators Kerttula, Taylor, Leman, Pearce, Sharp moved and asked unanimous consent that they be shown as cross sponsors on the bill. Without objection, it was so ordered. Senator Adams offered Amendment No. 1 : Page 3, line 28: Delete "may" Insert "shall" Senator Adams moved for the adoption of Amendment No. 1. Objections were heard. Senator Kelly objected, then withdrew his objection. Senator Taylor objected, then withdrew his objection. 1994-01-14 Senate Journal Page 2511 HB 109 The question being: "Shall Amendment No. 1 be adopted?" The roll was taken with the following result: CSHB 109(JUD) Second Reading Amendment No. 1 YEAS: 11 NAYS: 7 EXCUSED: 2 ABSENT: 0 Yeas: Adams, Duncan, Ellis, Frank, Jacko, Lincoln, Pearce, Phillips, Sharp, Taylor, Zharoff Nays: Donley, Halford, Kelly, Kerttula, Leman, Miller, Rieger Excused: Little, Salo and so, Amendment No. 1 was adopted. Senator Adams offered Amendment No. 2 : Page 1, lines 8 - 9: Delete "AS11.41.410 - 11.41.440" Insert "AS11.41.410 - 11.41.450" Page 1, line 9, following "offense,": Insert "or a violation of AS 11.66.100 in which sexual penetration is alleged to have occurred," Page 1, line 11: Delete "AS11.41.410 - 11.41.440" Insert "AS11.41.410 - 11.41.450" Page 1, line 12, following "offense,": Insert "or a violation of AS 11.66.100 in which sexual penetration is alleged to have occurred," 1994-01-14 Senate Journal Page 2512 HB 109 Page 4, line 31 following "virus": Insert "; (4) "victim" includes a client of a person alleged to have violated AS11.66.100" Senator Adams moved for the adoption of Amendment No. 2. Senator Kelly objected, then withdrew his objection. Senator Pearce objected. The question being: "Shall Amendment No. 2 be adopted?" The roll was taken with the following result: CSHB 109(JUD) am S Second Reading Amendment No. 2 YEAS: 9 NAYS: 9 EXCUSED: 2 ABSENT: 0 Yeas: Adams, Donley, Duncan, Ellis, Kerttula, Lincoln, Phillips, Rieger, Zharoff Nays: Frank, Halford, Jacko, Kelly, Leman, Miller, Pearce, Sharp, Taylor Excused: Little, Salo and so, Amendment No. 2 failed. Senator Taylor moved and asked unanimous consent that CS FOR HOUSE BILL NO. 109(JUD) am S be held in second reading for the January 18 calendar. Without objection, it was so ordered. 1994-01-14 Senate Journal Page 2513 CITATIONS Honoring - Ron Manook, Winner of the Milken Award for Excellence in Teaching and Involvement in Education by Representative(s) Brice Senator(s) Sharp, Pearce, Lincoln, Adams, Halford, Kerttula, Little, Leman, Salo, Zharoff, Donley, Duncan Honoring - Jerry Hartsock, Winner of the Milken Award for Excellence and Involvement in Education by Representative(s) Brice Senator(s) Frank, Sharp, Pearce, Lincoln, Adams, Halford, Kerttula, Little, Leman, Salo, Zharoff, Donley, Duncan Honoring - Ron Mohr by Representative(s) Willis, Carney, Kott Senator(s) Halford, Phillips, Kerttula, Pearce, Kelly, Donley, Duncan Honoring - Claude "Frenchy" Mongeau and Scott C. Chapman by Representative(s) Willis, Carney, Kott Senator(s) Phillips, Halford, Kerttula, Pearce, Kelly, Duncan Honoring - Elizabeth Carroll, Fred Martin, and Rodey DeLin by Representative(s) Willis, Carney, Kott Senator(s) Halford, Phillips, Kerttula, Pearce, Donley, Duncan Honoring - Julian Darley by Representative(s) Green Senator(s) Pearce, Kelly, Taylor, Leman, Phillips, Adams, Rieger, Miller, Sharp, Kerttula, Lincoln, Duncan, Halford Honoring - Bill Kleinert, Service to Forestry Award by Representative(s) Grussendorf Senator(s) Taylor, Kerttula, Pearce, Little, Zharoff, Donley, Duncan 1994-01-14 Senate Journal Page 2514 In Memoriam - Joseph R. Kapella by Representative(s) Willis, Carney, Kott Senator(s) Halford, Phillips, Kerttula, Lincoln, Pearce, Little, Leman, Kelly, Donley, Duncan In Memoriam - Ronald W. Stephens by Representative(s) Willis, Carney, Kott Senator(s) Halford, Phillips, Kerttula, Lincoln, Pearce, Little, Donley, Duncan In Memoriam - Edward David James by Representative(s) Grussendorf Senator(s) Taylor, Kerttula, Lincoln, Little, Zharoff, Donley, Duncan Senator Taylor moved and asked unanimous consent that the citations be adopted. Without objection, the citations were adopted and referred to the Secretary for transmittal. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Senator Adams moved and asked unanimous consent that he be excused from a call of the Senate from January 26 through January 28. Without objection, Senator Adams was excused. Senator Sharp moved and asked unanimous consent that he be excused from a call of the Senate from January 20 through plane time, January 21. Without objection, Senator Sharp was excused. Senator Donley moved and asked unanimous consent that he be excused from a call of the Senate from 6 p.m., January 14 through plane time, January 18. Without objection, Senator Donley was excused. Senator Rieger moved and asked unanimous consent that he be excused from a call of the Senate from 6 p.m., January 14 through morning plane time, January 18. Without objection, Senator Rieger was excused. 1994-01-14 Senate Journal Page 2515 Senator Zharoff moved and asked unanimous consent that he be excused from a call of the Senate from evening plane time, January 20 through morning plane time, January 24. Without objection, Senator Zharoff was excused. SB 240 Senator Phillips, Chair, moved and asked unanimous consent that the Community and Regional Affairs Committee referral be waived on SENATE BILL NO. 240 "An Act relating to an optional municipal tax credit for costs of certain river habitat protection improvements." Without objection, it was so ordered. SENATE BILL NO. 240 was referred to the Resources Committee. HJR 28 Senators Sharp, Taylor, Miller, Frank moved and asked unanimous consent that they be shown as cross sponsors on HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 28 Supporting increased access near Mt. McKinley through establishment of a visitor activity area at Kantishna. Without objection, it was so ordered. ANNOUNCEMENTS Announcements are at the end of the journal. ADJOURNMENT Senator Taylor moved and asked unanimous consent that the Senate stand in adjournment until 11:00 a.m., January 18, 1994. Without objection, the Senate adjourned at 11:56 a.m. Nancy Quinto Secretary of the Senate January 1994 1994-01-14 Senate Journal Page 2516 ANNOUNCEMENTS STANDING COMMITTEES COMMUNITY & REGIONAL AFFAIRS BUTROVICH ROOM 205 JAN 18 TUESDAY 9:00 AM TELECONFERENCE SB 2 PAY EQUITY BASED ON VALUE OF WORK JAN 20 THURSDAY 9:00 AM SB 203 MANDATORY MUNICIPAL POLICE SERVICES <TELECONFERENCE ON ABOVE BILL> BILLS PREVIOUSLY HEARD ---------------------------------------- FINANCE SENATE FINANCE 518 JAN 17 MONDAY 9:00 AM BUDGET OVERVIEW BY SHELBY STASTNY, DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET JAN 18 TUESDAY 9:30 AM ***NOTE TIME CHANGE*** DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OVERVIEWS ..NATURAL RESOURCES ..FISH AND GAME ..ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION JAN 19 WEDNESDAY 9:00 AM DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OVERVIEWS ..ADMINISTRATION ..REVENUE ..COMMUNITY AND REGIONAL AFFAIRS JAN 20 THURSDAY 9:00 AM DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OVERVIEWS ..LABOR ..LAW ..COURTS SB 247 STATE LEASES & LEASE-PURCHASE FINANCING 1994-01-14 Senate Journal Page 2517 FINANCE CONTINUED JAN 20 THURSDAY 1:00 PM ***NOTE TIME AND LOCATION CHANGES*** ACQUISITION OF ANCHORAGE TIMES BUILDING BY ALASKA COURT SYSTEM JOINT MEETING WITH HOUSE FINANCE JAN 25 TUESDAY 9:00 AM DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OVERVIEWS ..PUBLIC SAFETY ..MILITARY AND VETERANS AFFAIRS ..UNIVERSITY JAN 26 WEDNESDAY 9:00 AM DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OVERVIEWS ..CORRECTIONS ..COMMERCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ..EDUCATION JAN 27 THURSDAY 9:00 AM DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OVERVIEWS ..HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES ..TRANSPORTATION ---------------------------------------- HEALTH, EDUCATION & SOCIAL SERVICES BUTROVICH ROOM 205 JAN 17 MONDAY 1:30 PM NO MEETING SCHEDULED JAN 19 WEDNESDAY 1:30 PM SB 221 ARREST OF MINORS FOR CONSUMING ALCOHOL HB 122 CHILD CUSTODY PROCEDURES HB 214 DISCLOSURE OF MINOR'S RECORDS BY PARENT HJR 36 REPEAL 100 HOUR RULE FOR AFDC PROGRAM JAN 21 FRIDAY 1:30 PM NO MEETING SCHEDULED ---------------------------------------- JUDICIARY BELTZ ROOM 211 JAN 17 MONDAY 1:30 PM NO MEETING SCHEDULED 1994-01-14 Senate Journal Page 2518 JUDICIARY CONTINUED JAN 19 WEDNESDAY 1:00 PM ***NOTE TIME AND LOCATION CHANGES*** CONFIRMATION OF REAPPOINTMENT OF SHIRLEY MCCOY TO SELECT COMMITTEE ON LEGISLATIVE ETHICS JOINT WITH HOUSE JUDICIARY JAN 21 FRIDAY 1:30 PM **NOTE MEETING RETURNED TO BELTZ ROOM** HB 101 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE SB 168 NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCULATION DEFINED BILLS PREVIOUSLY HEARD ---------------------------------------- LABOR & COMMERCE FAHRENKAMP ROOM 203 JAN 18 TUESDAY 1:30 PM SB 206 RESIDENTIAL REAL PROPERTY TRANSFERS BILLS PREVIOUSLY HEARD ---------------------------------------- RESOURCES BUTROVICH ROOM 205 JAN 17 MONDAY 3:30 PM NO MEETING SCHEDULED JAN 19 WEDNESDAY 3:30 PM SB 215 OIL/HAZARDOUS SUBS. RELEASE RESPONSE FUND JAN 21 FRIDAY 3:30 PM NO MEETING SCHEDULED ---------------------------------------- STATE AFFAIRS BUTROVICH ROOM 205 JAN 19 WEDNESDAY 9:00 AM TELECONFERENCE SB 33 GRANTS FOR LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING JAN 21 FRIDAY 9:00 AM SJR 2 RIGHTS OF VICTIMS OF CRIMES SJR 39 RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS <TELECONFERENCE ON ABOVE BILLS> SB 33 GRANTS FOR LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING 1994-01-14 Senate Journal Page 2519 STATE AFFAIRS CONTINUED JAN 24 MONDAY 9:00 AM NO MEETING SCHEDULED JAN 26 WEDNESDAY 9:00 AM SB 170 DISPOSITION OF PERMANENT FUND INCOME SJR 38 ALASKA PERMANENT FUND <TELECONFERENCE ON ABOVE BILL> BILLS PREVIOUSLY HEARD JAN 28 FRIDAY 9:00 AM SB 170 DISPOSITION OF PERMANENT FUND INCOME SJR 38 ALASKA PERMANENT FUND <TELECONFERENCE ON ABOVE BILL> SB 244 PERMANENT FUND INVESTMENTS - LTD PARTNERS SB 245 PERMANENT FUND INVESTMENTS IN REAL ESTATE BILLS PREVIOUSLY HEARD JAN 31 MONDAY 9:00 AM NO MEETING SCHEDULED ---------------------------------------- TRANSPORTATION BELTZ ROOM 211 JAN 18 TUESDAY 3:30 PM NO MEETING SCHEDULED JAN 20 THURSDAY 3:30 PM NO MEETING SCHEDULED SPECIAL COMMITTEES SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON OIL AND GAS BUTROVICH ROOM 205 JAN 18 TUESDAY 3:00 PM TELECONFERENCE **COMMITTEE WORKSHOP** SB 150 OIL & GAS EXPLORATION LICENSES/LEASES JOINT COMMITTEES LEGISLATIVE BUDGET AND AUDIT HOUSE FINANCE 519 JAN 14 FRIDAY 12:00 PM LEGISLATIVE BUDGET AND AUDIT 1994-01-14 Senate Journal Page 2520 JOINT COMMITTEES CONTINUED SELECT CMTE ON LEGISLATIVE ETHICS BELTZ ROOM 211 JAN 14 FRIDAY 9:00 AM ********CANCELLED*********** REPORT FROM CHAIR EXECUTIVE SESSION OPEN SESSION SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE EXECUTIVE SESSION ADJOURN - OPEN SESSION OTHER COMMITTEES ANCHORAGE CAUCUS FINANCE ROOM 518 JAN 20 THURSDAY 8:00 AM ANCHORAGE CAUCUS