SB 169-LICENSE PLATES: COUNCIL ON ARTS  4:27:06 PM VICE CHAIR COGHILL reconvened the meeting and announced the consideration of SENATE BILL NO. 169, "An Act relating to special request registration plates celebrating the arts; and relating to the Alaska State Council on the Arts." [This was the second hearing.] 4:27:32 PM SENATOR GARY STEVENS, Alaska State Legislature, Juneau, Alaska, sponsor of SB 169, summarized that this bill came at the request of the Alaska State Council on the Arts (ASCA). It would amend the existing license plate statute to allow ASCA supporters to provide the council with a little more revenue, provide a means for the ASCA to have legal representation consistent with other state agencies, and holds harmless the private funds the ASCA receives from the Executive Budget Act. VICE CHAIR COGHILL listed who was available to answer questions. 4:29:20 PM SENATOR KAWASAKI asked the Division of Motor Vehicles representative whether older, in stock, ASCA license plates will continue to be sold for the council so there is not a warehouse of unsold plates in inventory. 4:29:52 PM JOANNE OLSEN, Interim Director, Division of Motor Vehicles, Department of Administration (DOA), Anchorage, Alaska, confirmed that DMV will try and sell all the license plates it has in inventory. VICE CHAIR COGHILL solicited the will of the committee. 4:30:49 PM SENATOR KAWASAKI moved to report SB 169, work order 31-LS1433\U, from committee with individual recommendations and attached fiscal note(s). 4:31:09 PM VICE CHAIR COGHILL found no objection and CSSB 169(EDC) was reported from the Senate State Affairs Standing Committee.