SB321: Employer parking lots
Posted: Thu May 26, 2011 4:41 pm
The House just voted to concur with the House/Senate Conference Report on SB321, the employer parking lots Bill. Now the Senate can do so as well.
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Why didn't you eat more barbeque while campus carry was being debated?RPB wrote:Always happens, I leave to eat barbeque, come back to good messages left... I should get out more
I dunno... Charles said the Senate needed to OK the conf committee version as well, and the Chronicle article didn't say anything about the Senate blessing it.terryg wrote:Yep, looks like its going to Gov. Purdy Hair:
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Well, we wanted both. And range protection. And it looks (knock on wood) like we'll have two out of three.Jasonw560 wrote:We went from "forcing" colleges to allow guns in buildings to "forcing" companies to allow guns in parking lots.
and guns in boats (we need to arm the University of Texas rowing team on Lake Austin)RHenriksen wrote:Well, we wanted both. And range protection. And it looks (knock on wood) like we'll have two out of three.Jasonw560 wrote:We went from "forcing" colleges to allow guns in buildings to "forcing" companies to allow guns in parking lots.
Hope the 2012 election goes as well as 2010, and the 2013 session should fare better.
I doubt they'll actually work much on the ROB today. It's mostly Senate and House bills on second reading, and the deadline for all those bills have passed.RHenriksen wrote:321 is listed in the "Status of Bills in Conference Committee", but not 'Regular Order of Business'.
So where does a bill that's emerged from conf committee fall in those queues?hirundo82 wrote:I doubt they'll actually work much on the ROB today. It's mostly Senate and House bills on second reading, and the deadline for all those bills have passed.RHenriksen wrote:321 is listed in the "Status of Bills in Conference Committee", but not 'Regular Order of Business'.
I don't know, but looking closer I don't think anything on the Senate Regular Order of Business can be heard since anything that didn't pass the third reading in the Senate by Wednesday is dead. That's everything on the ROB.RHenriksen wrote:So where does a bill that's emerged from conf committee fall in those queues?hirundo82 wrote:I doubt they'll actually work much on the ROB today. It's mostly Senate and House bills on second reading, and the deadline for all those bills have passed.RHenriksen wrote:321 is listed in the "Status of Bills in Conference Committee", but not 'Regular Order of Business'.