Committee concurs with House amendments to SB594 and SB639
April 26, 2021 | INSURANCE & COMMERCE - SENATE, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Arkansas
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The Insurance & Commerce Committee agreed to concur with House amendments to two Senate bills early in the session.
For Senate Bill 594, Senator Dismang explained two amendments: one to align language with an unpublished Supreme Court ruling related to unlawful detainers and a second to clean up drafting language. The committee adopted the amendments and the concurrence was approved by voice vote.
For Senate Bill 639, Senator Hammer presented a concurrence amendment clarifying prior-authorization language to accommodate UAMS/U of A; Senator Hammers seconded and the committee approved the concurrence by voice vote.
The chair said both concurrences will be transmitted to the Senate floor for further action.
For Senate Bill 594, Senator Dismang explained two amendments: one to align language with an unpublished Supreme Court ruling related to unlawful detainers and a second to clean up drafting language. The committee adopted the amendments and the concurrence was approved by voice vote.
For Senate Bill 639, Senator Hammer presented a concurrence amendment clarifying prior-authorization language to accommodate UAMS/U of A; Senator Hammers seconded and the committee approved the concurrence by voice vote.
The chair said both concurrences will be transmitted to the Senate floor for further action.
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