Legislature(1997 - 1998)
05/01/1998 02:25 PM House FIN
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HOUSE BILL NO. 81
"An Act relating to the members of the board and staff
of the Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation."
Co-Chair Therriault noted that the Committee had take
previous action on HB 81.
Representative Davies MOVED to ADOPT Amendment 4 (copy on
file). He observed that the amendment would replace
section 4 with: "A removal by the governor must be in
writing and must state the reason for the removal. The
removal should not be based on the general decision to have
the governor's own appointed member on the board. The
governor may not request a member of the board to submit a
resignation."
Representative Grussendorf noted that an individual may wish
to resign as opposed to receiving public humiliation.
Co-Chair Therriault expressed concern that a governor could
ask for a resignation without cause.
Representative G. Davis MOVED to delete "should" and add
"may". There being NO OBJECTION, it was so ordered.
Representative Kelly questioned if "the governor may not
request a member of the board to submit a resignation"
should also be deleted.
PATRICK LOUNSBURY, STAFF, REPRESENTATIVE JAMES spoke in
opposition to the amendment. He maintained that the
language is still loose.
Representative Martin spoke against the amendment.
Representative Mulder spoke in support of the amendment.
Representative Grussendorf MOVED to amend the amendment by
deleting: "The governor may not request a member of the
board to submit a resignation." There being NO OBJECTION,
it was so ordered.
A roll call vote was taken on the motion.
IN FAVOR: Kelly, Kohring, Mulder, Davies, Davis, Grussendorf
OPPOSED: Martin, Moses, Therriault
Co-Chair Hanley and Representative Foster were absent for
the vote.
The MOTION PASSED (6-3).
Representative Mulder noted that the fiscal note would no
longer pertain to the legislation. He MOVED to report CSHB
81 (FIN) out of Committee with a new zero fiscal note. Mr.
Lounsbury agreed that the fiscal note would be zero. There
being NO OBJECTION, it was so ordered.
Mr. Lounsbury stated that everyone supports the legislation
with the exception of the current Administration.
CSHB 81 (FIN) was REPORTED out of Committee with "no
recommendation" and with a zero fiscal note by the House
Finance Committee for the Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation
and zero fiscal note by the Office of the Governor, 2/12/98.
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