SB 87 ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS & SURVEYORS                          
                                                                               
   CHAIRMAN GREEN  brought SB 87 before the committee as the next order        
 of business.  It was noted there was a proposed State Affairs CS              
 for the committee's consideration.                                            
                                                                               
  SENATOR MACKIE  moved CSSB 87(STA) be adopted.  Hearing no                   
 objection,  CHAIRMAN GREEN  stated the committee substitute was               
 adopted as a working document.                                                
                                                                               
  ANNETTE KREITZER , staff to the Senate Labor & Commerce Committee,           
 explained the change in the State Affairs CS from what passed out             
 of the Labor & Commerce Committee appears in Sections 6 & 7.  It              
 was an amendment that was proposed in the Labor & Commerce                    
 Committee, but they did not have all the consensus from all parties           
 involved who wanted to comment on the proposed amendment.  It                 
 basically provides that land surveyors can be registered to teach             
 in an institution of higher learning.  She noted the land surveyors           
 have sought this amendment.                                                   
                                                                               
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 There being no further testimony on CSSB 87(STA)  CHAIRMAN GREEN              
 asked for the pleasure of the committee.                                      
                                                                               
  SENATOR MACKIE  moved CSSB 87(STA) and the attached fiscal note be           
 passed out of committee with individual recommendations.  Hearing             
 no objection, it was so ordered.