Legislature(1999 - 2000)
03/02/2000 01:10 PM House TRA
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HB 182 - CHARITABLE GAMING & GAMING ON FERRIES CHAIRMAN HALCRO announced the next order of business as House Bill 182, "An Act relating to charitable gaming and to gaming on state ferries; and providing for an effective date." Number 2228 REPRESENTATIVE COWDERY made a motion to move CSHB 182, version 1-LS0805\D, Luckhaupt, 2/11/00, as amended, out of committee with individual recommendations and attached fiscal note(s). [SEE HOUSE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE MINUTES DATED 2/17/00 FOR DISCUSSION ON THE CONCEPTUAL AMENDMENTS] Number 2241 REPRESENTATIVE BEVERLY MASEK objected to the motion. The committee members were not notified that this legislation was being heard today. CHAIRMAN HALCRO replied that sufficient notice has been given. The bill was discussed last week, at which time he announced it would be brought up again this week. REPRESENTATIVE MASEK announced that she still objects to the motion. Number 2279 REPRESENTATIVE VIC KOHRING stated he intends to vote to move this legislation out of committee, but he objects to any legislation dealing with the advocation or promotion of gambling in the state. Furthermore, he was approached by the sponsor of this legislation, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, who assured him that he does not intend to move it out of that committee, but that he would just like to debate the issue and look at some formulated measures. CHAIRMAN HALCRO stated he would not support this legislation if it ever made it to the floor of the House of Representatives. Number 2305 REPRESENTATIVE COWDERY stated he doubts that the bill would ever make it to the floor of the House of Representatives. However, he would honor the request of the House Judiciary Committee chairman to move it out of this committee. A roll call vote was taken. Representatives Kohring, Hudson, Halcro and Cowdery voted "yea." Representatives Masek, Kemplen and Kookesh voted "nay." By a vote of 4-3, CSHB 182(TRA) so moved from the House Transportation Standing Committee.
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