SENATE BILL NO. 10 "An Act extending the termination date of the Board of Public Accountancy." SENATOR THERRIAULT, sponsor, spoke in support of SB 10. He noted that the legislation would extend the termination date of the Board of Public Accountancy. The Board was audited by the Legislative Budget and Audit Committee. The audit concluded that the Board should be reestablished and is necessary to protect the public welfare. CATHERINE REARDON, DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING, DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT stated that the Division provides technical support to the Board and is in support of the bill. Representative Foster MOVED to report SB 10 out of Committee with the accompanying fiscal note. MIKE TIBBLES, STAFF, REPRESENTATIVE WILLIAMS noted that the fiscal note needs to be amended. He explained that bills that extend sunset dates should have the cost of the program listed in the accompanying fiscal note. In response to a question by Vice-Chair Bunde, Ms. Reardon clarified that the Board if self-sustaining. The fiscal note revision would show expenditures that are already in the operating budget. Mr. Tibbles noted that it is not a new statutory requirement. Ms. Reardon agreed that the new fiscal note would only show expenditures that are already in the operating budget. Co-Chair Mulder noted that even though they are self- sustaining the receipts are washed through the General Fund. The revenues currently show as RSS receipts support services, which were previously shown as GFPR. Senator Therriault concluded that FY02 would remain zero, since it is included in the governor's budget. The out years would show the expenditures as distributed and the revenues from fees. The net would be zero. Ms. Reardon explained that the Division receives one budget. They will apportion the overhead on the Board. There being NO OBJECTION, SB 10 was moved from Committee with a revised fiscal note. SB 10 was REPORTED out of Committee with a "do pass" recommendation and with a "do pass" recommendation and with new fiscal impact note by the Department of Community and Economic Development.