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Committee approves bill clarifying appointments to parent‑council commission (SB266)

March 08, 2023 | JUDICIARY COMMITTEE - SENATE, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Arkansas


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Committee approves bill clarifying appointments to parent‑council commission (SB266)
Brian Welch, executive director for the Arkansas Commission for Parent Council, told the Senate Judiciary Committee SB266 is a housekeeping bill to clarify who appoints which seats on the commission when replacements are needed. Welch said the bill does not change which entities make appointments but matches appointment requirements to the appointing entities to avoid confusion when filling vacancies.

Committee members asked whether the president pro tem or the chief justice retained specific appointment authorities; Welch confirmed the existing appointing entities remain the same and the bill clarifies the process. Senator Clark closed and moved the bill; the committee approved SB266 by voice vote.

SB266 passed the committee and will continue through the legislative process.

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