ADOPTED SENATE AMENDMENTS

 

TUESDAY, MARCH 02, 2010

 

HB0023S3001/A

 

 

Page 1–line 3                            After "forfeiture;" insert "providing conforming provisions;".

 

Page 5-After line 23                 Insert and renumber:

 

"Section 2. 

 

(a)  Notwithstanding section 1 of this act, if 2010 Senate File 18 is enacted into law, the amendment of W.S. 17‑15‑112(b) in section 1 of this act shall not be effective.

 

(b)  This section shall not be effective if 2010 Senate File 18 is not enacted into law.". 

 

Page 6-line 1                Delete "2." insert "3.".  CASE

 

 

HB0057S3002/AE

 

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Page 5-after line 16                  Delete the Bebout Third Reading Amendment (HB0057S3001/A) to this line and further amend as follows.  Insert and renumber:

 

"(iv)  If an operator, after receipt of a notice from an excavator or notification center pursuant to W.S. 37-12-302(c), fails to mark the location of its underground facilities within the time period specified in W.S. 37-12-302(d), and unless the failure resulted from circumstances beyond the operator's control, the court shall impose upon the operator a civil penalty of up to five hundred dollars ($500.00) for each violation.  For purposes of this paragraph, each day of delay in marking underground facilities shall be a separate violation.".  CASE

 

 

HB0065S2001/AE

 

 

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"Section 3. 

 

(a)  If 2010 Senate Enrolled Act 14, being original Senate File 12, is enacted into law, W.S. 36-8-501(b) shall be amended to read:

 

36-8-501.  Powers generally.

 

(b)  Upon approval by the governor, the department of state parks and cultural resources may purchase in the name of the state of Wyoming the following real property, unless the Carissa gold mine has created unacceptable economical environmental impacts as shown by the department of environmental quality investigation and determined by the governor, in Fremont county containing approximately 312.41 acres which are hereby declared to be part of the Old South Pass Historical Preserve-Wyoming City state historic site:

 

(b)  If 2010 Senate Enrolled Act 14, being original Senate File 12, is enacted into law, W.S. 36-8-1001(d)(viii) is repealed.

 

(c)  This section shall not be effective if 2010 Senate Enrolled Act 14, being original Senate File 12, is not enacted into law.".

 

Page 26-line 6                          Delete "3" insert "4".

 

Page 26-line 12                        Delete "4" insert "5.  (a)  Section 3 of this act is effective July 1, 2010, subject to the provisions of that section.  (b)  Except as provided in subsection (a) of this section,".  BURNS

 

 

HB0072S2001/AE

 

 

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Page 9-line 19                          Delete "one-quarter (1/4)" insert "one-half (1/2)".

 

Page 10-line 2                          Delete "one-quarter (1/4)" insert "one-half (1/2)".  HUNNICUT, BEBOUT

 

 

HB0083S2001/A

 

Page 2-line 14                          Delete "two" insert "one thousand (1,000)".

 

Page 2-line 15                          Delete "thousand (2,000)".

 

Page 3-line 4                            Delete "two thousand (2,000)" insert "one thousand (1,000)".

 

Page 4-line 20                          Delete "two thousand (2,000)" insert "one thousand (1,000)".

 

Page 5-line 22                          Delete "two thousand (2,000)" insert "one thousand (1,000)".  BURNS

 

 

HB0083S2003/A

 

 

Delete the Scott Second Reading Amendment (HB0083S2002/A) entirely and further amend as follows:

 

Page 2-line 6                            After "properties" insert "owned or leased by a school".

 

Page 2-line 16                          After "including" insert "other"; after "properties" insert "owned or leased by a school".  ROSS, MASSIE

 

 

HB0093S3001/A

 

 

Page 2-line 22                          Strike "shall" insert "may".  LARSON

 

 

HB0094S2001/A

 

 

Page 1–line 15                          After "section" insert "and shall be for a period not to exceed seven (7) years".  BEBOUT, SCHIFFER

 

 

HB0095S2001/AE

 

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                        "(i)  "Ammunition" means any projectile expelled by action of an explosive from a firearm but shall not include any projectile designed to pierce armor;".

 

Page 2-line 24                          After "explosive" insert ".  "Firearm" shall not include any fully automatic weapon or any weapon designed to fire a rocket propelled grenade or any explosive projectile".  SCOTT

 

 

HB0095S2002/AE

 

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Page 3-line 6                            Delete "flash or sound suppressors,".  SCOTT, BURNS

 

 

HB0111S2001.01/ACE CORRECTED

 (DIVIDED AMENDMENT)

 

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Page 2-line 11                          After "region" insert ". Any common set of facts developed under this paragraph shall only be developed under a docketed commission proceeding with opportunity for participation by the public in compliance with the Wyoming administrative procedure act and commission rules".  CASE

 

 

HB0122S2001/AE

 

 

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Page 6–line 13                          Delete "disposition" insert "disposal".

 

Page 9–line 17                          Delete "disposition" insert "disposal".  MARTIN, VON FLATERN

 

 

HB0128S2001/AE

 

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Page 3-line 2                            Delete "26-18-210" insert "26-18-209".

 

Page 8-lines 20 through 22  Delete, insert and renumber:

 

"(b)  The commissioners shall solicit the thoughts and report a consensus, where one exists, of the other commissioners interested in creating a consortium of like minded states in establishing rules of reciprocity for the approval of health insurance policies.  Issues to be considered include but are not limited to:

 

(i)  Whether the consortium should involve only high deductible individual policies, all comprehensive individual medical and surgical health insurance policies, both of these types of individual policies plus small group policies or all health insurance policies;

 

(ii)  Whether insurers should be free to price differently among consortium states dependent on local health care costs and market conditions;

 

(iii)  Whether a policy approved in a primary state shall be automatically available in all secondary states of the consortium, or available at the option of the insurer;

 

(iv)  In areas where an associated preferred provider network is absent, whether sale of policies should be prohibited, disclaimers should be required or the sale of policies should be regulated only by market forces and conditions;

 

(v)  The adequacy for a multi-state consortium of existing state laws on insurer financial solvency, guarantee funds and imposition and collection of premium taxes;

 

(vi)  The authority of a secondary state to deal with customer complaints concerning a multi-state policy;

 

(vii)  Whether and when an insurer selling a policy approved in a primary state must notify the commissioner of a secondary state that the insurer is marketing the policy in the secondary state;

 

(viii)  Whether secondary state insurers, in order to sell competitive policies, may match any less restrictive primary state rules governing policies sold in the secondary state, and whether disclaimers to warn potential customers shall be required on policies and promotional materials in the secondary state;

 

(ix)  Whether any of the issues identified in this subsection require the enactment of uniform laws in the consortium states;

 

(x)  Estimated savings to customers from policy approval only in the primary state and from uniform or less restrictive policies across the consortium states;

 

(xi)  Other issues deemed appropriate by the commissioners to implement a multi-state consortium.

 

(c)  The commissioner shall make an initial proposal that Wyoming recommends the rules of approval for reciprocity should include terms and conditions to protect customers similar to the following:".

 

Page 9-line 21                          Delete "the" insert "these".

 

Page 10-line 3                          After "underwriting)," insert "benefit payment requirements,".

 

Page 11-line 2                          Delete "an examination" insert "examinations".

 

Page 11-line 3                          After "condition" delete balance of line and insert "in accordance with the policies and regulations established through the national association of insurance commissioners for accreditation of states to perform these examinations;".

 

Page 11-lines 4 through 12       Delete.

 

Page 12-lines 12 through 17     Delete and renumber.

 

Page 14-lines 1 through 17       Delete and renumber.

 

Page 15-lines 1 through 17       Delete and renumber.

 

Page 17-lines 11 through 19     Delete and renumber.

 

Page 18-lines 6 through 12       Delete and renumber.

 

Page 18-lines 14 through 22     Delete and renumber.

 

Page 19-line 11                        Delete "adopt" insert "draft".

 

Page 19-line 14                        After "2011." insert "The commissioner may adopt the rules provided they are consistent with the requirements of W.S. 26-18-206.".  SCOTT

 

 

SF0072JC01/A

SF0072JC01/

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Delete the following House amendments:

SF0072H3001/A

 

NICHOLAS, COE, MASSIE, PEDERSEN, TEETERS, THRONE