SB 70-OPIOID OVERDOSE DRUGS  1:39:52 PM CHAIR WILSON reconvened the meeting and announced the consideration of SENATE BILL NO. 70 "An Act relating to opioid overdose drugs; and providing for an effective date." He noted the committee had had an overview of the bill and took public testimony. 1:40:16 PM SENATOR HUGHES moved to adopt the committee substitute (CS) for SB 70, work order 32-LS0390\B, as the working document. CHAIR WILSON objected for purposes of discussion. He explained that the CS retains the reporting requirement that was originally adopted in SB 91 in 2017 as requested by the committee in its previous discussions. The committee still has to repeal the old documentation and add a new reporting requirement as the old reporting requirement referenced the opioid epidemic. Since that is ending as an emergency declaration, the reporting language requirement is changed to reference the opioid overdose drug distribution instead. SENATOR HUGHES asked if the opioid declaration was state or federal. CHAIR WILSON answered that was a state declaration in SB 91 by former Governor Bill Walker. SENATOR BEGICH thanked the chair for taking into account the committee comments in the CS. SENATOR HUGHES said that she appreciated the input from Michael Clarkson of MyHouse in Wasilla regarding this bill. 1:42:23 PM CHAIR WILSON removed his objection. There being no objection Version B was adopted as the working document. 1:42:37 PM CHAIR WILSON asked for the will of the committee. 1:42:45 PM SENATOR HUGHES moved to report the committee substitute (CS) for SB 70, work order 32-LS0390\B, with attached fiscal notes and individual recommendations. CHAIR WILSON Found no objection and reported CSSB 70(HSS) from the Senate Health and Social Services Standing Committee.