Committee clears technical amendment to commission appointment language in House Bill 106
December 08, 2021 | REVENUE & TAX - SENATE, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Arkansas
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The Senate Revenue & Tax Committee advanced House Bill 106 after the sponsor said the measure removes conflicting language related to initial appointments to a commission and thereby brings uniformity to the appointment process.
The sponsor told the committee that the struck language conflicted with another section outlining how to make appointments; removing that language resolves the inconsistency. Senators asked no substantive follow-up questions in the transcript.
A motion to pass was made, seconded and the committee advanced the measure by voice vote; no roll-call tally appears in the transcript.
The committee then continued with consideration of other bills and adjourned later in the session.
The sponsor told the committee that the struck language conflicted with another section outlining how to make appointments; removing that language resolves the inconsistency. Senators asked no substantive follow-up questions in the transcript.
A motion to pass was made, seconded and the committee advanced the measure by voice vote; no roll-call tally appears in the transcript.
The committee then continued with consideration of other bills and adjourned later in the session.
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