HB 55 "An Act making appropriations for the operating and loan program expenses of state government and to capitalize funds; and providing for an effective date." 1 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY - AMENDMENTS Co-Chair Larson MOVED to ADOPT the Governor's Amendment for the Department of Public Safety, component #494, Fire prevention Operations (copy on file). KENNETH E. BISCHOFF, DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY explained that the amendment would provide $45.0 thousand dollars for travel and the public education program. Representative Parnell spoke against the amendment. Representative Parnell OBJECTED to the adoption of the Governor's amendment for component #494. A roll call vote was taken on the motion. IN FAVOR: Brown, Foster, Grussendorf OPPOSED: Therriault, Hanley, Martin, Parnell, Larson Co-Chair MacLean and Representatives Navarre and Hoffman were not present for the vote. The MOTION FAILED (3-5). Co-Chair Larson MOVED to ADOPT the Governor's Amendment for the Department of Public Safety, component #496, Fire Service Training (copy on file). C.E. SWACKHAMMER, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY explained that the amendment would restore $60.0 thousand dollars for fire service training. (copy on file). Representative Parnell OBJECTED to the adoption of the Governor's amendment for component #496. A roll call vote was taken on the motion. IN FAVOR: Brown, Grussendorf, Navarre OPPOSED: Therriault, Foster, Hanley, Martin, Parnell, Larson Co-Chair MacLean and Representative Hoffman were not present for the vote. The MOTION FAILED (3-6). Representative Parnell MOVED to ADOPT the Governor's Amendment for the Department of Public Safety, component Swackhammer noted that the amendment would cover the cost of bloodborne pathogens compliance. A roll call vote was taken 2 on the motion. IN FAVOR: Brown, Grussendorf, Navarre, Larson OPPOSED: Foster, Hanley, Martin, Parnell, Therriault Co-Chair MacLean and Representative Hoffman were not present for the vote. The MOTION FAILED (4-5). Representative Parnell requested that the Governor's amendment for component #799, Detachment, reference #5008 be held open. The Governor's amendment for component #799, Detachment, reference #5008 was HELD open. Co-Chair Larson MOVED to ADOPT the Governor's amendment for the Department of Public Safety, component #831, Judicial Services - Anchorage, reference #5004 (copy on file). Mr. Bischoff explained that the amendment would change the funding source from permanent fund dividend receipts to interagency receipts from the Department of Law. There being NO OBJECTION, amendment #831, reference #5004 was adopted. Co-Chair Larson MOVED to ADOPT the Governor's amendment for the Department of Public Safety, component #831, Judicial Services - Anchorage, reference #5005 (copy on file). Mr. Bischoff explained that the amendment would authorize program receipts from Judicial Service's process service fees. There being NO OBJECTION, amendment #831, reference Co-Chair Larson MOVED to ADOPT the Governor's Amendment for the Department of Public Safety, component #522, Contract Jails (copy on file). Mr. Swackhammer explained that the amendment would fully fund contracts for FY 94. He noted that contracts for Bristol Bay and Seward were not signed prior to the FY 94 proposed budget being drafted. Representative Hoffman and Co-Chair MacLean spoke in support of the amendment. Representative Parnell OBJECTED to the motion to adopt the Governor's Amendment for the Department of Public Safety, component #522, Contract Jails. A roll call vote was taken on the motion. IN FAVOR: Brown, Foster, Grussendorf, Hoffman, Navarre, MacLean OPPOSED: Martin, Parnell, Therriault, Larson Representative Hanley was not present for the vote. The MOTION PASSED (6-4). 3 Representative Parnell MOVED to ADOPT the Governor's Amendment for the Department of Public Safety, component explained that the amendment would fund increased Civil Air Patrol maintenance costs. Representative Hoffman spoke in support of the amendment. A roll call vote was taken on the motion. IN FAVOR: Brown, Foster, Grussendorf, Hoffman, Navarre, MacLean OPPOSED: Hanley, Martin, Parnell, Larson Representative Therriault was not present for the vote. The MOTION PASSED (6-4). Representative Hoffman MOVED to ADOPT the Governor's Amendment for the Department of Public Safety, component explained that the amendment would pay for support of increased autopsy services. A roll call vote was taken on the motion. IN FAVOR: Hoffman, Grussendorf OPPOSED: Martin, Navarre, Parnell, Brown, Foster, Hanley, Larson, MacLean Representative Therriault was not present for the vote. The MOTION FAILED (2-8). Co-Chair Larson MOVED to ADOPT the Governor's Amendment for the Department of Public Safety, component #1190, Alaska Criminal Records and Identification (copy on file). Mr. Swackhammer emphasized that a backlog exists in this component. Members discussed interagency receipt authority. The amendment would provide $145.9 thousand dollars of which $58.4 is program receipts and $58.3 is interagency receipts. Representative Parnell OBJECTED to the motion to adopt the Governor's Amendment for the Department of Public Safety, component #1190, Alaska Criminal Records and Identification. Representative Brown MOVED to AMEND Amendment #1190 to adopt $58.4 in program receipts and $58.3 in interagency receipts. Representative Hoffman OBJECTED. He expressed support for full funding. A roll call vote was taken on the motion to amend. IN FAVOR: Brown, Grussendorf, Navarre, Foster, Hanley, Martin, Parnell, MacLean, Larson OPPOSED: Hoffman 4 Representative Therriault was not present for the vote. The MOTION PASSED (9-1). There being NO OBJECTION, the amendment as amended was adopted. Representative MOVED to ADOPT AMENDMENT PS-1, $207.5 thousand dollars for Detachment personal services (copy on file). He explained that rural troopers cannot respond to certain situations due to a lack of overtime funding. Co- Chair MacLean noted the lack of rural troopers. A roll call vote was taken on the motion to adopt Amendment PS-1. IN FAVOR: Brown, Grussendorf, Hoffman, Navarre, Foster, Martin, Parnell, Larson OPPOSED: Hanley, MacLean Representative Therriault was not present for the vote. The MOTION PASSED (8-2). Representative Parnell MOVED to ADOPT AMENDMENT PS-1B (copy on file). He explained that the amendment would increase funding for the Council on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault by $50.0 thousand dollars. (Tape Change, HFC 93-67, Side 2) Representative Brown spoke in support of additional funding for the Council on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. There being NO OBJECTION, Amendment PS-1B was adopted. Representative Parnell requested that AMENDMENT PS-2 be held open. Amendment PS-2 was HELD open. Representative Parnell MOVED to ADOPT AMENDMENT PS-3 (copy on file). Amendment PS-3 was by request of Representative Olberg. The amendment would restore funding of Alaska State Trooper dispatch services in the Glennallen area. Representative Parnell noted that failure of the amendment would result in Glennallen dispatch services being transferred to Anchorage. A roll call vote was taken on the motion. IN FAVOR: Foster, Grussendorf, Hoffman, Parnell, MacLean, Larson OPPOSED: Hanley, Martin, Navarre, Therriault, Brown The MOTION PASSED (6-5). 5 Representative Navarre requested that AMENDMENT PS-4 be held open (copy on file). Amendment PS-4 was HELD open. Representative Brown MOVED to AMEND AMENDMENT PS-5, to delete $112.0 thousand dollars and insert $50.0 thousand dollars to the Council on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault (copy on file). There being NO OBJECTION, it was so ordered. Representative Brown MOVED to ADOPT AMENDMENT PS-5 as amended. A roll call vote was taken on the motion. IN FAVOR: Brown, Hoffman, Grussendorf, Navarre, MacLean OPPOSED: Foster, Hanley, Martin, Parnell, Therriault, Larson The MOTION FAILED (5-6). Representative Navarre MOVED to ADOPT INTENT LANGUAGE PS-A (copy on file). He explained that the intent language would request that the Department of Transportation and Public Facilities and Department of Public Safety negotiate an agreement to keep the canine scent detection unit in the Fairbanks area narcotics task force. Representative Parnell asked that the intent language be held open. Intent Language PS-A was HELD open. ALASKA COURT SYSTEM Representative Navarre MOVED to ADOPT COURT-1, to add $52.5 thousand dollars for a statewide computer trainer (copy on file). ARTHUR SNOWDEN, II, ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR, ALASKA COURT SYSTEM spoke in support of Amendment COURT-1. He stressed the need to provide training to ensure the efficient use of the court's computers. Representatives Navarre and Grussendorf spoke in support of the amendment. Representative Parnell OBJECTED to the motion to adopt Amendment COURT-1. He did not feel that the position was essential. A roll call vote was taken on the motion. IN FAVOR: Brown, Foster, Grussendorf, Hoffman, Navarre OPPOSED: Hanley, Martin, Parnell, Therriault, MacLean, Larson The MOTION FAILED (5-6). Representative Grussendorf MOVED to ADOPT AMENDMENT COURT-3 (copy on file). He explained that the amendment would 6 restore funding for a court clerk I in Ketchikan, Craig and Dillingham. Representative Parnell OBJECTED. A roll call vote was taken on the motion. IN FAVOR: Brown, Grussendorf, Hoffman OPPOSED: Foster, Hanley, Martin, Parnell, Therriault, MacLean, Larson Representative Navarre was not present for the vote. The MOTION FAILED (3-7). Representative Hoffman MOVED to ADOPT AMENDMENT COURT-2 (copy on file). He explained that the amendment would delete funding for the Mediation Pilot Project for Trial Courts and restore funding for a court clerk I in Unalaska, Fairbanks, Craig and Dillingham; restore court trainer positions in Ketchikan and Nome; restore equipment in Fairbanks, Anchorage and Unalaska; and add office space in Ambler and Galena. A roll call vote was taken on the motion. IN FAVOR: Parnell, Brown, Foster, Grussendorf, Hoffman, MacLean OPPOSED: Therriault, Hanley, Larson Representatives Martin and Navarre were not present for the vote. The MOTION PASSED (6-3). Representative Grussendorf MOVED to ADOPT AMENDMENT COURT-4 (copy on file). He explained that the amendment would restore funding needed to add an Internal Auditor, in response to Legislative Budget and Audit Committee recommendations. Mr. Snowden clarified that the Alaska Court System does not currently have an internal auditor. A roll call vote was taken on the motion. IN FAVOR: Brown, Hoffman, Grussendorf, MacLean OPPOSED: Parnell, Hanley, Larson Representatives Navarre, Therriault, and Martin were not present for the vote. The MOTION PASSED (5-3). DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Co-Chair Larson MOVED to ADOPT the Governor's Amendment for the Department of Commerce and Economic Development component #387, Fisheries Enhancement Tax receipts (copy on 7 file). GUY BELL, DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT explained that the amendment would adjust the estimated tax receipts to correspond to actual collected receipts. There being NO OBJECTION, it was so ordered. Co-Chair Larson MOVED to ADOPT the Governor's Amendment for the Department of Commerce and Economic Development component #393, Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute (ASMI) (copy on file). Mr. Bell explained that the amendment would increase the general fund match to equal the amount of the federal grant ASMI receives for foreign marketing of salmon. KIM ELTON, DIRECTOR, ALASKA SEAFOOD MARKETING INSTITUTE clarified that the general fund match was short funded. There being NO OBJECTION, the Governor's Amendment for the Department of Commerce and Economic Development component Co-Chair Larson MOVED to ADOPT the Governor's Amendment for the Department of Commerce and Economic Development component #1844, Operations (copy on file). PAUL FUHS, COMMISSIONER, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT explained that the amendment would fund the cost of transferring the Division of Gaming to the Department of Revenue as mandated by EO 82. (Tape Change, HFC 93-68, Side 1) There being NO OBJECTION, the Governor's Amendment for the Department of Commerce and Economic Development component Representative Brown MOVED to ADOPT AMENDMENT DCED-1 to delete $5.0 thousand dollars from contractual services (copy on file). She stated that the amendment would eliminate distribution of the Weekly Fish Report. Representatives Foster and Grussendorf spoke against the amendment. A roll call vote was taken on the motion to adopt Amendment DCED-1. IN FAVOR: Parnell, Therriault, Brown, Hanley, Martin, Navarre OPPOSED: Foster, Grussendorf, Hoffman, MacLean, Larson The MOTION PASSED (6-5). 8 Representative Brown MOVED to ADOPT AMENDMENT DCED-2 (copy on file). She explained that the amendment would delete a requested increment of $177.0 thousand dollars for foreign trade offices and add $145.0 thousand dollars to the Department of Law, Fair Business Practices Act and add $32.0 thousand dollars to the Department of Education, Library Operations for the Alaska State Library. Co-Chair MacLean OBJECTED. Commissioner Fuhs spoke against the amendment. He noted that the Department's foreign trade offices were reduced in FY 93. Representative Brown maintained that after the reduction the state would still be spending $1.4 million dollars for foreign trade offices. A roll call vote was taken on the motion to adopt Amendment DCED-2. IN FAVOR: Brown, Navarre OPPOSED: Grussendorf, Hoffman, Foster, Hanley, Martin, Parnell, Therriault, MacLean, Larson The MOTION FAILED (2-9). Representative Brown MOVED to ADOPT AMENDMENT DCED-3 (copy on file). She explained that the amendment would delete an increment request for 2 new positions and new contractual and equipment funds for the Alaska Energy Authority; insert funding for the Department of Environmental Conservation, Remote Maintenance Worker Program. She noted that the $300.0 thousand dollars in program receipts which are proposed for deletion are for microwave communications to the Bradley Lake Hydroelectric Project. She asserted that the communications system would be redundant. Representative Hanley noted that $126.6 thousand dollars of the transfer represents CIP receipts. He did not feel it would be appropriate to transfer the CIP receipts to the Remote Maintenance Worker Program. Mr. Bell agreed that CIP receipts should not be transferred. He noted that the CIP project is designed to allow the Alaska Energy Authority to assist in the consolidation of rural utilities. Mr. Bell spoke against the amendment. Representative Hoffman spoke in support of additional funding for the Remote Maintenance Worker Program. He noted the "third world" conditions that exist in rural areas of the state. Representative Brown MOVED to AMEND by withdrawing the $126.6 thousand dollar CIP deletion. There being NO OBJECTION, it was so ordered. 9 Representative Brown MOVED to DIVIDE the question. There being NO OBJECTION, it was so ordered. Representative Brown MOVED to delete $369.8 thousand dollars in program receipts to the Department of Commerce and Economic Development, Alaska Energy Authority. A roll call vote was taken on the motion to adopt Amendment DCED-3A as amended. IN FAVOR: Brown, Grussendorf, Hoffman, Navarre, Hanley, Martin OPPOSED: Foster, Parnell, Therriault, Larson, MacLean The MOTION PASSED (6-5). Representative Brown MOVED to ADOPT Amendment DCED-3B, to add $126.6 thousand dollars for the Remote Maintenance Worker Program. A roll call vote was taken on the motion. IN FAVOR: Brown, Grussendorf, Hoffman OPPOSED: Navarre, Foster, Hanley, Martin, Parnell, Therriault, MacLean, Larson The MOTION FAILED (3-8). Representative Brown MOVED to ADOPT AMENDMENT DCED-4 (copy on file). She explained that the amendment would eliminate the increment for "Making the Case" and restore funding to the Oil and Gas Lease Program and the Information Resource Management Program in the Department of Natural Resources. Commissioner Fuhs spoke against the amendment. He emphasized the need to market Alaska's resources. Co-Chair MacLean OBJECTED to the motion to adopt Amendment DCED-4. Co-Chair MacLean noted that "Making the Case" had previously been cut. A roll call vote was taken on the motion to adopt Amendment DCED-4. IN FAVOR: Navarre, Therriault, Brown OPPOSED: Grussendorf, Hoffman, Martin, Foster, Larson, MacLean Representatives Hanley and Parnell were not present for the vote. The MOTION FAILED (3-6). Representative Brown MOVED to ADOPT AMENDMENT DCED-5(copy on file). Co-Chair MacLean OBJECTED. Representative Brown noted that Amendment DCED-5 would eliminate a $80.0 thousand dollar increment in the Commissioner's office for Oil and 10 Gas Promotion and add $52.6 thousand dollars to the Department of Natural Resources, Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. A roll call vote was taken on the motion to adopt Amendment DCED-5. IN FAVOR: Navarre, Therriault, Brown, Grussendorf OPPOSED: Hoffman, Martin, Parnell, Foster, MacLean, Larson Representative Hanley was not present for the vote. The MOTION FAILED (4-6). Representative Parnell MOVED to ADOPT AMENDMENT DCED-6(copy on file). He explained that the amendment would restore the industry contribution to the Alaska Tourism Marketing Council (ATMC) at 20 percent. RANDY WELKER, LEGISLATIVE AUDITOR explained, in response to a question by Representative MacLean, that an audit had been performed on ATMC by the Legislative Budget and Audit Committee. He stated that the audit recommended that the general fund support of ATMC should be phased out. Members discussed industry contribution. A roll call vote was taken on the motion to adopt Amendment DCED-6. IN FAVOR: Brown, Grussendorf, Hoffman, Navarre, Parnell, Therriault OPPOSED: Martin, Foster, Larson, MacLean Representative Hanley was not present for the vote. The MOTION PASSED (6-4). Co-Chair Larson HELD open AMENDMENT DCED-7 (copy on file). Representative Parnell MOVED to ADOPT AMENDMENT DCED-8 (copy on file). Amendment DCED-8 was offered by request of Representative Porter. JOHN HANSEN, GAMING PROGRAM MANAGER, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT explained that the amendment would add $381.0 thousand dollars for increased compliance of gaming statutes and regulations. He noted that Division of Gaming brings in $1.6 million dollars in program receipts and has a budget of $681.0 thousand dollars. He estimated that the amendment would result in an additional $275.0 thousand dollars in program receipts being captured. 11 Representative Martin noted that the Division of Gaming had been transferred from the Department of Commerce and Economic Development, by Executive Order, to the Department of Revenue. He suggested that the appropriation be made to the Department of Revenue. Co-Chair Larson MOVED to AMEND Amendment DCED-8 to delete the Department of Commerce and Economic Development and insert Department of Revenue. There being NO OBJECTION, it was so ordered. A roll call vote was taken on the motion to adopt Amendment DCED-8 as amended. IN FAVOR: Brown, Hoffman, Grussendorf, Martin, Navarre, MacLean OPPOSED: Parnell, Therriault, Foster, Hanley, Larson The MOTION PASSED (6-5). Representative Parnell MOVED to RESCIND the Committee's action in adopting Amendment DCED-6. There being NO OBJECTION, it was so ordered. Representative Parnell MOVED to AMEND Amendment DCED-6, to withdraw the deletion of $172.6 thousand dollars in contractual services. There being NO OBJECTION, it was so ordered. A roll call vote was taken on the motion to adopt Amendment DCED-6 as amended. IN FAVOR: Brown, Grussendorf, Hoffman, Navarre, Parnell OPPOSED: Foster, Hanley, Martin, Therriault, MacLean, Larson The MOTION FAILED (5-6). UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA Co-Chair Larson MOVED to ADOPT the Governor's Amendment for the University of Alaska (copy on file). There being NO OBJECTION, it was so ordered. Amendment UA-1 was HELD open (copy on file). Representative Hoffman MOVED to ADOPT AMENDMENT UA-2, $9.5 thousand dollars for personal services at the Bristol Bay Campus (copy on file). He explained that the amendment would fund rate increases for the Public Employees Retirement System (PERS). MARSHA HUBBARD, DIRECTOR OF FINANCE, UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA noted that Amendment UA-4 would fund the PERS increases for all campuses equally. 12 Representative Hoffman WITHDREW AMENDMENT UA-2. Representative Brown MOVED to ADOPT AMENDMENT UA-3 (copy on file). The amendment was offered by request of Representative Davies. REPRESENTATIVE JOHN DAVIES explained that the amendment would add library materials at the Fairbanks, Anchorage and Southeast campuses. He maintained that the Rasmuson library has been forced to discontinue over 200 trade journals. He pointed out that the University of Alaska has suffered from fixed cost increases. (Tape Change, HFC 93-69, Side 1) A roll call vote was taken on the motion to adopt Amendment UA-3. IN FAVOR: Brown, Foster, Grussendorf, Hoffman, Navarre OPPOSED: Hanley, Martin, Parnell, Therriault, MacLean, Larson The MOTION FAILED (5-6). Representative Brown MOVED to ADOPT AMENDMENT UA-4, to add $2.5 million dollars for increased PERS costs. Representative Davies noted that the PERS rate will increase by 4 percent for FY 94. Representative Martin maintained that the University has shortfunded itself. Members discussed funding of the PERS system. Representative Martin noted that the University's PERS contribution has been low. GARY BADER, FORMER DIRECTOR, RETIREMENT AND BENEFITS, DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION agreed that the University must pay increased PERS costs regardless of funding. He discussed fluctuating employer rates. He clarified that the University did not set the PERS rate. The rate is recommended by the actuary and set by the PERS Board. WENDY REDMAN, VICE PRESIDENT, UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA clarified that during the year that the University of Alaska paid low PERS contributions their TRS contribution was raised. She emphasized that the rates are not set by the University. Ms. Redman noted that the Governor's proposed FY 94 budget included a $5 million dollar unallocated reduction over the FY 93 base. The Governor approved the regents' request for $20 million dollars in increments and then assigned a $15 million dollar unallocated reduction. The Board of Regents must decide how the funding is spent. A roll call vote was taken on the motion to adopt Amendment 13 UA-4. IN FAVOR: Brown, Hoffman, Grussendorf, Navarre, MacLean OPPOSED: Foster, Hanley, Martin, Parnell, Therriault, Larson The MOTION FAILED (5-6). Representative Navarre MOVED to ADOPT AMENDMENT UA-5 (copy on file). Amendment UA-5 was offered by request of Representative Davies. Representative Davies explained that the amendment would partially fund repair and renovation maintenance needs at $2,666.5 million dollars. Co-Chair MacLean suggested that the amendment should be included in the capital budget. Representative Davies stressed that the amendment will fund an annual cost. Representative Navarre asserted that the neglect of repairs will result in higher deferred maintenance costs. Ms. Hubbard emphasized that the University does not have funds to cover the cost of annual building repairs and maintenance. She pointed out that program funding will be reduced if the University must use existing funds to cover these costs. (Tape Change, HFC 93-69, Side 2) Representative Therriault stated that maintenance needs should be addressed to prevent the increase of deferred maintenance needs. A roll call vote was taken on the motion to adopt Amendment UA-5. IN FAVOR: Brown, Grussendorf, Hoffman, Navarre, Therriault OPPOSED: Foster, Hanley, Martin, Parnell, MacLean, Larson The MOTION FAILED (5-6). Representative Navarre MOVED to ADOPT AMENDMENT UA-6 (copy on file). The amendment was offered by request of Representative Davies. Representative Davies explained that the amendment would increase the level of undergraduate instruction at the University of Alaska Anchorage, Fairbanks and Southeast campuses. Representative Martin pointed out that the amendment would add $1.6 million dollars in new general fund expenditures. A roll call vote was taken on the motion. IN FAVOR: Brown, Grussendorf, Navarre, Therriault 14 OPPOSED: Hoffman, Foster, Hanley, Martin, Parnell, MacLe a n , Larso n The MOTION FAILED (4-7). Representative Martin MOVED to ADOPT INTENT LANGUAGE UA-A1 (copy on file). He explained that the intent language would direct the University of Alaska to report on ways to maximize Alaska Science and Technology Foundation research projects. Co-Chair Larson felt that University research would be properly funded by Alaska Science and Technology Foundation Corporation receipts. Ms. Redman pointed out that the Foundation focuses on applied research. There being NO OBJECTION, Intent Language UA-A1 was adopted. Representative Martin MOVED to ADOPT INTENT LANGUAGE UA-A2 (copy on file). He explained that the intent language would direct the University to report on how instructional costs at small campuses can be reduced though administrative reorganization. Representative Foster OBJECTED. A roll call vote was taken on the motion. Representative Foster felt that the intent language would encourage the closure of rural campuses. IN FAVOR: Martin OPPOSED: Brown, Navarre, Foster, Hanley, Martin, Parnell, Therriault, MacLean, Larson Representatives Hoffman and Grussendorf were not present for the vote. The MOTION FAILED (1-8). Representative Martin MOVED to ADOPT INTENT LANGUAGE UA-A3 (copy on file). He explained that the intent language would direct the University to use all revenues from tuition increases to provide for student's instructional needs. There being NO OBJECTION, it was so ordered. Representative Martin MOVED to ADOPT INTENT LANGUAGE UA-A4 (copy on file). He explained that the intent language would direct the University to seek reduced travel costs by establishing a policy requiring frequent flyer mileage accumulated while flying during University work hours to be used for University purposes. Representative Brown OBJECTED. A roll call vote was taken on the motion. IN FAVOR: Hanley, Martin, Parnell OPPOSED: Brown, Navarre, Foster, Therriault, MacLean, Larson 15 Representatives Hoffman and Grussendorf were not present for the vote. The MOTION FAILED (3-6). Co-Chair Larson, on behalf of Representative Bunde, MOVED to ADOPT INTENT LANGUAGE UA-B1 (copy on file). He explained that the intent language would require that faculty hiring be bi-partite. Ms. Redman noted the majority of faculty are bi-partite employees. A roll call vote was taken on the motion. IN FAVOR: Martin, Parnell, Hanley, Larson OPPOSED: Therriault, Brown, Foster, MacLean Representatives Navarre, Grussendorf and Hoffman were not present for the vote. The MOTION FAILED (3-6). Co-Chair Larson, on behalf of Representative Bunde, MOVED to ADOPT INTENT LANGUAGE UA-B2 (copy on file). He explained that the intent language would require that the University establish a separate identity for community college missions and programs. Ms. Redman discussed the community college mission and program. A roll call vote was taken on the motion. IN FAVOR: Foster OPPOSED: Parnell, Therriault, Brown, Martin, Larson, MacLean Representatives Navarre, Grussendorf, Hanley and Hoffman were not present for the vote. The MOTION FAILED (1-6). Co-Chair Larson, on behalf of Representative Bunde, MOVED to ADOPT INTENT LANGUAGE UA-B3 (copy on file). He explained that the intent language would indicate that the WAMI program be discontinued. A roll call vote was taken on the motion. IN FAVOR: Martin, MacLean, Larson OPPOSED: Parnell, Therriault, Brown, Foster Representatives Navarre, Grussendorf, Hanley and Hoffman were not present for the vote. The MOTION FAILED (3-4). 16 HB 55 was HELD in Committee.