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This is the very first edition of The Daily Senator and it is my hope that you will find it to be a helpful resource in your daily schedule. Each issue will include pertinent information about bills and other activities taking place in the Senate. With this newsletter, I am hoping that information will be more accessible to each Senator. It is my belief that this will improve the policy making process as well as help keep the public informed of the Senate’s actions. President-Elect Randall Gnant Session Begins January 08, 2001 1st Day of Session Inside This Issue: Message From The President-Elect 1:00 pm-Joint Session of the Senate & House, House Chambers State of the State - Gov. Jane D. Hull Upon adj. of Joint Session—resume Senate Business, Senate Chambers 2:30 pm or upon adj. of Senate— Government Committee Receptions: 10:45 am-President’s Reception 3rd floor of Senate 2:00—5:00 pm-Copper State Consulting Reception Oaxaca Restaurant Families invited 5:00—7:00 pm—Phoenix Chamber of Commerce Hyatt Regency 12:00 noon-Senate Call to Order, Senate Chambers Prayer by the Chaplain-The Most Reverend Thomas J. O’Brien, Bishop of Phoenix Posting of the Colors-Scottish American Military Society, Post 48-Colonel Alexander O. Brodie Singing of the National Anthem-Jody Gnant Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag-Led by former Senate Presidents Oath of Office– Administered by Chief Justice Thomas Zlaket Senate Business Recess Opening Day Activities Opening Day Activities 1 Today In The Senate 2 First Reading of Bills 3 Schedule for Tomorrow 4 Government Committee 2:30 pm SHR3 Harry Mitchell, Chairman Dean Martin, Vice Chairman Members: Burns, Gerard, Jackson, Rios SB 1003 National Guard; Counter Drug Activities Smith Repeals the National Guard Mutual Assistance Counter-Drug Activities Compact. Authorizes the National Guard to engage in and request national guard members to serve as volunteers to conduct counter-drug and to demand reduction activities in accordance with the Governor’s annual state plan. SB 1006 State Health Insurance; Water Districts Cirillo Permits multi-county water conservation districts to participate in the State’s medical insurance contracts administered by the Arizona Department of Administration. SB1013 Nuclear Emergency Approps and Assessment Smith An emergency measure appropriating $924,778 from the general fund for FY2001-2002 and $940,611 for FY2002-2003 to the Nuclear Emergency Management Fund and assesses the same amounts, plus interest, against each public service corporation and municipal corporations engaged in constructing or operating a commercial nuclear generating station. SB 1015 Procurement; Printing services Guenther Beginning July 1, 2001 certain agencies are required to identify all costs associated with printing operations and to implement procedures to account for and collect data on all costs. Requires procurement officers to complete at least 16 hours of continuing education specifically related to the officer’s procurement responsibilities. Today In The Senate Be brave. Even if you’re not, pretend to be, no one can tell the difference. -H. Jackson Brown Jr. Page 2 Quote Of The Day Senate On The Road Once a month the Senate leadership will be visiting a different part of the state to visit with local leaders and government officials. Senators that represent that area of the state are encouraged to attend and participate in these meetings. This provides an exciting opportunity for Senators to get a better understanding of the challenges and concerns that face all the families and citizens of this great state. If you would like to schedule one of these “Roadshows” for an area in your district, please contact Mike Gardner in the President’s office. 1911 President Taft vetoes admission of Arizona over recall of judges; Arizona agrees to make the necessary changes in its constitution. 1912 Arizona joins the Union on February 14; George W.P. Hunt, President of the Constitutional Convention, becomes first state Governor; first U.S. Senators, Henry F. Ashurst and Marcus A. Smith; U.S. Representative, Carl Hayden. Population of State in 1912: 205,000 Page 3 Bill # Short Title Sponsor Assigned To SB1001 Summoning of jurors Cirillo Jud SB1002 Bail bonds Smith Jud SB1003 National Guard; counter drug activities Smith Gov SB1004 Adult probation Smith FS SB1005 Electronic devices; operation while driving Smith Trans/Com SB1006 State health insurance; water districts Cirillo Gov SB1007 Courts; time payment fee Smith Jud SB1008 Interstate compact; adult offender supervision Smith Jud/Approp SB1009 Juror pay Smith Jud SB1010 Motor vehicle insurance; non cancellation Cirillo B & I SB1011 Public defenders; duties Smith Jud SB1012 PSPRS; EORP; tax equity; benefits Cirillo Fin SB1013 Nuclear Emergency appropriations and assessment Smith Gov/Approp SB1014 Sexual offenses; archaic laws; repeal Cirillo Jud SB1015 Procurement; printing services Guenther Gov SB1016 Auditor General; school audits Smith Ed SB1017 Unemployment insurance; amount of benefits Cirillo B & I SB1018 Unemployment insurance; waiting week Cirillo B & I SB1019 Early ballot requests; due date Rios Gov SB1020 Insurance department; information sharing Cirillo B & I SB1021 Insurance solicitation materials; approval; repeal Cirillo B & I SB1022 Benefit insurers; repeal Cirillo B & I SB1023 Insurance; fee range increases Cirillo B & I SB1024 Charter schools; transportation; rural areas Jackson Ed/Approp SB1025 Appropriation; Navajo TANF services Jackson Approp/Gov/FS SB1026 Community colleges; universities; Indian reservations Petersen Ed SB1027 Developmental disabilities advisory council; cont. Petersen FS SB1028 Appropriations; adoption services Petersen Approp/FS First Reading of Bills Fact Of The Day This Week in the Senate Tuesday 11:30 Floor 1:30 Judiciary Presentation: Overview of the Arizona Court System, Arizona Supreme Court Chief Justice, Thomas Zlaket Executive Appointments: Carrol M. de Broekert, Ph.D. Barbara-Lynn Garza Board of Executive Clemency 1:30 Health Executive Nomination : Catherine Eden, Ph.D., DHS 3:00 Joint Appropriations Budget Presentation by the Office of Strategic Planning & Budgeting (OSPB) Budget Presentation by the Joint Legislative Budget Com-mittee Thursday 8:30 Transportation SB 1005 electronic devices; op-eration while driving (Smith) 11:30 Floor 1:30 Banking and Insurance Executive Nomination: James B. Whitten, Industrial Commission of Arizona SB1010 motor vehicle insurance; non cancellation (Cirillo) SB1020 insurance department; information sharing (Cirillo) SB1021 insurance solicitation materials; approval; repeal (Cirillo) SB1022 benefit insurers; repeal (Cirillo) SB1023 insurance; fee range in-creases (Cirillo) 1:30 Education Executive Nominations: Thava Freedman, Lourdes Moreno Jeong, Steven Wayne Johnson; State Board of Directors for Community Colleges of Arizona SB1016 auditor general; school audits (Smith) SB1026 community colleges; universities; Indian reservations (Jackson) Presentation: An Overview of Academic Standards and Ac-countability Wednesday 8:30 Family Services SB1004 adult adoption (Smith) SB1025 appropriation; Navajo TANF services (Jackson) SB1027 developmental disabilities advisory council; continuation (Petersen) SB1028 appropriations; adoption services (Petersen) 8:30 Commerce Committee Executive Nominations: Billy Shields, State Liquor Board; Jonathan Michael Levy, Radiation Regulatory Board; Donald Eugene Behrens, Wallace Firman Grey, Ross Ernest Wait, Eugene Rickles, Craig P. Cox, Board of Manufactured Housing SB 1005 electronic devices; operation while driving (Smith) 11:30 Floor 2:00 Caucus Friday 8:30 Appropriations Sub Committees Criminal Justice/ Transportation Banking Dept. Dept. Building and Fire Safety Gaming Dept. Dept. Liquor License and Control Office of Admin Hearings Health and Welfare State Bd. Equalization Dept. of Revenue State Bd. Tax Appeals AZ State Retirement System Education & Nat. Resources State Parks Board Dept. of Water Resources Arts Commission Page 4
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TITLE | The Daily Senator / Arizona Senate - 45th Legislature |
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Full Text | This is the very first edition of The Daily Senator and it is my hope that you will find it to be a helpful resource in your daily schedule. Each issue will include pertinent information about bills and other activities taking place in the Senate. With this newsletter, I am hoping that information will be more accessible to each Senator. It is my belief that this will improve the policy making process as well as help keep the public informed of the Senate’s actions. President-Elect Randall Gnant Session Begins January 08, 2001 1st Day of Session Inside This Issue: Message From The President-Elect 1:00 pm-Joint Session of the Senate & House, House Chambers State of the State - Gov. Jane D. Hull Upon adj. of Joint Session—resume Senate Business, Senate Chambers 2:30 pm or upon adj. of Senate— Government Committee Receptions: 10:45 am-President’s Reception 3rd floor of Senate 2:00—5:00 pm-Copper State Consulting Reception Oaxaca Restaurant Families invited 5:00—7:00 pm—Phoenix Chamber of Commerce Hyatt Regency 12:00 noon-Senate Call to Order, Senate Chambers Prayer by the Chaplain-The Most Reverend Thomas J. O’Brien, Bishop of Phoenix Posting of the Colors-Scottish American Military Society, Post 48-Colonel Alexander O. Brodie Singing of the National Anthem-Jody Gnant Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag-Led by former Senate Presidents Oath of Office– Administered by Chief Justice Thomas Zlaket Senate Business Recess Opening Day Activities Opening Day Activities 1 Today In The Senate 2 First Reading of Bills 3 Schedule for Tomorrow 4 Government Committee 2:30 pm SHR3 Harry Mitchell, Chairman Dean Martin, Vice Chairman Members: Burns, Gerard, Jackson, Rios SB 1003 National Guard; Counter Drug Activities Smith Repeals the National Guard Mutual Assistance Counter-Drug Activities Compact. Authorizes the National Guard to engage in and request national guard members to serve as volunteers to conduct counter-drug and to demand reduction activities in accordance with the Governor’s annual state plan. SB 1006 State Health Insurance; Water Districts Cirillo Permits multi-county water conservation districts to participate in the State’s medical insurance contracts administered by the Arizona Department of Administration. SB1013 Nuclear Emergency Approps and Assessment Smith An emergency measure appropriating $924,778 from the general fund for FY2001-2002 and $940,611 for FY2002-2003 to the Nuclear Emergency Management Fund and assesses the same amounts, plus interest, against each public service corporation and municipal corporations engaged in constructing or operating a commercial nuclear generating station. SB 1015 Procurement; Printing services Guenther Beginning July 1, 2001 certain agencies are required to identify all costs associated with printing operations and to implement procedures to account for and collect data on all costs. Requires procurement officers to complete at least 16 hours of continuing education specifically related to the officer’s procurement responsibilities. Today In The Senate Be brave. Even if you’re not, pretend to be, no one can tell the difference. -H. Jackson Brown Jr. Page 2 Quote Of The Day Senate On The Road Once a month the Senate leadership will be visiting a different part of the state to visit with local leaders and government officials. Senators that represent that area of the state are encouraged to attend and participate in these meetings. This provides an exciting opportunity for Senators to get a better understanding of the challenges and concerns that face all the families and citizens of this great state. If you would like to schedule one of these “Roadshows” for an area in your district, please contact Mike Gardner in the President’s office. 1911 President Taft vetoes admission of Arizona over recall of judges; Arizona agrees to make the necessary changes in its constitution. 1912 Arizona joins the Union on February 14; George W.P. Hunt, President of the Constitutional Convention, becomes first state Governor; first U.S. Senators, Henry F. Ashurst and Marcus A. Smith; U.S. Representative, Carl Hayden. Population of State in 1912: 205,000 Page 3 Bill # Short Title Sponsor Assigned To SB1001 Summoning of jurors Cirillo Jud SB1002 Bail bonds Smith Jud SB1003 National Guard; counter drug activities Smith Gov SB1004 Adult probation Smith FS SB1005 Electronic devices; operation while driving Smith Trans/Com SB1006 State health insurance; water districts Cirillo Gov SB1007 Courts; time payment fee Smith Jud SB1008 Interstate compact; adult offender supervision Smith Jud/Approp SB1009 Juror pay Smith Jud SB1010 Motor vehicle insurance; non cancellation Cirillo B & I SB1011 Public defenders; duties Smith Jud SB1012 PSPRS; EORP; tax equity; benefits Cirillo Fin SB1013 Nuclear Emergency appropriations and assessment Smith Gov/Approp SB1014 Sexual offenses; archaic laws; repeal Cirillo Jud SB1015 Procurement; printing services Guenther Gov SB1016 Auditor General; school audits Smith Ed SB1017 Unemployment insurance; amount of benefits Cirillo B & I SB1018 Unemployment insurance; waiting week Cirillo B & I SB1019 Early ballot requests; due date Rios Gov SB1020 Insurance department; information sharing Cirillo B & I SB1021 Insurance solicitation materials; approval; repeal Cirillo B & I SB1022 Benefit insurers; repeal Cirillo B & I SB1023 Insurance; fee range increases Cirillo B & I SB1024 Charter schools; transportation; rural areas Jackson Ed/Approp SB1025 Appropriation; Navajo TANF services Jackson Approp/Gov/FS SB1026 Community colleges; universities; Indian reservations Petersen Ed SB1027 Developmental disabilities advisory council; cont. Petersen FS SB1028 Appropriations; adoption services Petersen Approp/FS First Reading of Bills Fact Of The Day This Week in the Senate Tuesday 11:30 Floor 1:30 Judiciary Presentation: Overview of the Arizona Court System, Arizona Supreme Court Chief Justice, Thomas Zlaket Executive Appointments: Carrol M. de Broekert, Ph.D. Barbara-Lynn Garza Board of Executive Clemency 1:30 Health Executive Nomination : Catherine Eden, Ph.D., DHS 3:00 Joint Appropriations Budget Presentation by the Office of Strategic Planning & Budgeting (OSPB) Budget Presentation by the Joint Legislative Budget Com-mittee Thursday 8:30 Transportation SB 1005 electronic devices; op-eration while driving (Smith) 11:30 Floor 1:30 Banking and Insurance Executive Nomination: James B. Whitten, Industrial Commission of Arizona SB1010 motor vehicle insurance; non cancellation (Cirillo) SB1020 insurance department; information sharing (Cirillo) SB1021 insurance solicitation materials; approval; repeal (Cirillo) SB1022 benefit insurers; repeal (Cirillo) SB1023 insurance; fee range in-creases (Cirillo) 1:30 Education Executive Nominations: Thava Freedman, Lourdes Moreno Jeong, Steven Wayne Johnson; State Board of Directors for Community Colleges of Arizona SB1016 auditor general; school audits (Smith) SB1026 community colleges; universities; Indian reservations (Jackson) Presentation: An Overview of Academic Standards and Ac-countability Wednesday 8:30 Family Services SB1004 adult adoption (Smith) SB1025 appropriation; Navajo TANF services (Jackson) SB1027 developmental disabilities advisory council; continuation (Petersen) SB1028 appropriations; adoption services (Petersen) 8:30 Commerce Committee Executive Nominations: Billy Shields, State Liquor Board; Jonathan Michael Levy, Radiation Regulatory Board; Donald Eugene Behrens, Wallace Firman Grey, Ross Ernest Wait, Eugene Rickles, Craig P. Cox, Board of Manufactured Housing SB 1005 electronic devices; operation while driving (Smith) 11:30 Floor 2:00 Caucus Friday 8:30 Appropriations Sub Committees Criminal Justice/ Transportation Banking Dept. Dept. Building and Fire Safety Gaming Dept. Dept. Liquor License and Control Office of Admin Hearings Health and Welfare State Bd. Equalization Dept. of Revenue State Bd. Tax Appeals AZ State Retirement System Education & Nat. Resources State Parks Board Dept. of Water Resources Arts Commission Page 4 |