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Bills presented (descriptions from committee discussion):
- SB 177: Described as a \"transparency bill related to foreign funded activities.\" Presenter: Warren (chairman reference).
- SB 29: Concerns DNA sampling and analysis; sponsor described swabbing for DNA at booking for arrests for certain serious offenses.
- SB 260: Central State Hospital Redevelopment Authority, described as a redevelopment measure.
- SB 284: Would allow the securities division to require an investment adviser that defrauded Georgians to return funds to defrauded investors; presenters said current tools were limited to fines and license actions.
- SB 59: Identified as a municipal sovereign immunity bill; Senator Sam Watson was noted as expected to appear on that item.
- SB 131: A substitute related to parity; the substitute adds a member to the behavioral coordinating council (the Insurance Commissioner) and creates a parity compliance review panel. Committee reported the House had passed the measure 170 to 2 on March 3.

On SB 131 the committee approved the substitute on the record with a motion and second and no recorded opposition in the provided transcript. The committee also approved the SB 17 substitute and included both bills on the supplemental calendar for day 39. The chair instructed sponsors about the requirement to provide the original substitute and 35 copies to the rules office for committee consideration.

The transcript does not include roll‑call tallies for the committee approvals recorded as \"approved\" or names for the makers and seconders when motions were called; the committee repeatedly recorded \"move\" and \"second\" and noted no opposition.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","04.02.25 Rules (AM)","oneSentenceSummary","The committee received brief presentations on several bills and approved substitutes for SB 131 and SB 17; it set a supplemental calendar for day 39 including those bills. Multiple measures were presented with little or no discussion on the record.","taxTitle","2025 Legislature Georgia , Georgia","taxId",77688,"location","Georgia","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":44,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":50,"_51":82,"_53":83,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":84,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":85,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6093054,"Senate panel approves SB 17 substitute to let schools use existing crisis maps; late TANF amendment ruled out",284,2216000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2850080-83c7144ebaf8fb3e378b75e1d5f91517&start=1932&end=2216","/articles/6093054/Georgia/Senate-panel-approves-SB-17-substitute-to-let-schools-use-existing-crisis-maps-late-TANF-amendment-ruled-out","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6093054-b2db312d275f558d92d9c1705466da68/orig.mp4?Expires=1770802975&Signature=PkRt9eyRz-MulxiXY8J0sKyxz20SZPhu20uCtW5rbuab0F3BcjTfLttUevRI6vqPIVLSVaauDcIsEPSWbnGqd-4waLSoBqOHz5Ex6nKvajC1rqrJ2T3ARQpuUvrRwlALbXDvPfUjSF-JqqZgjCdmQ1rAsdJDAXiMDeq86VHDBbknpmjhOCjux7t0BH49oNI369fQOUKpChoBXklrPSzHvSUsQ9jIMc93LO8ufRzePXLioWMj9Kw1nxn~NZFTVclDwKzbFFMA4ikvf~ebqdU0XfoAA~kqjcRCXcvAawjE1j0uqzYo8VbuEJKzZg~VWmChzM67dH4OL57uZH36dNR5eg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Tim Irvin presented Senate Bill 17 and told the committee the substitute focuses on school crisis alerts and mapping. \"This is the bill for the crisis alert for schools, as well as their mapping,\" Irvin said.

The substitute clarifies that if a school system has already purchased crisis maps, it may use those maps and the administrator may approve them for the crisis alert system, Irvin told the committee.

During consideration, a committee member sought to offer a different substitute that would add language from a representative’s bill relating to Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF). Chair Lenny Dempsey said the proposed substitute lacked the required copies for committee consideration and ruled it out of order: \"We would need the proposed substitute and I don't have that and we don't have copies passed around so I'm gonna, rule that out of order at this moment.\" The chair instructed members on the committee process for distributing substitutes and the need to provide copies to the rules office.

A motion and a second to approve the substitute were recorded and the committee approved SB 17 by substitute with no recorded opposition in the provided transcript. The committee also set a supplemental calendar for day 39 that included SB 17.

The transcript does not record a roll‑call tally for the SB 17 vote or the names of the motion maker and seconder.","Committee approved a substitute to SB 17 allowing school systems that have recently purchased crisis maps to use them for crisis alerts and for an administrator to approve those maps; a proposal to add TANF‑related language was ruled out of order and not considered.",{"_33":87,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":88,"_41":89,"_43":90,"_45":91,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":95,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":96,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":97,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6093058,"Senate panel reviews SB 102 amendment on copyrights; members question cockfighting language",254,1673000,1927000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2850080-83c7144ebaf8fb3e378b75e1d5f91517&start=1673&end=1927","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2850080-83c7144ebaf8fb3e378b75e1d5f91517/thumbnail_1673000.jpg","/articles/6093058/Georgia/Senate-panel-reviews-SB-102-amendment-on-copyrights-members-question-cockfighting-language","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6093058-6a1093421f2b0cd21aed8feb6446f160/orig.mp4?Expires=1770802975&Signature=OK2ljoGkgQ~BduESkifzkZQSBu~GZUPpJ5OXxn0KimgHPHkIrh6HLZWTtZm1jL08EH4G2hDovuFBWW7RYJHB--dBYzUerOQqNWuF7EJ~m-SzdDjDxp7eXUfn4zZsrywU0Aq1r~Lgm5GFWrXC0Qx2AY9HYcDDCx56rJNo3Bapp-drNpSPSjeeYGuuKOKRQjSacP0XSWyXx6ntKsG2acOwSY6zZqrk7czLzCdZcz6e1OHNRfA80FqYnmjnb~9mN8LE~M28vllVs02yo-OfdMVBhDzS6X5Yqs9lDUF6DrLq6-Mow9eZH92-EW7IzsFjN0FecVm8R36KD1XvXx9tLKor0w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Truman Powell, presenting Senate Bill 102 to a Senate committee, said the bill adds language addressing copyrights and clarifies that an individual would have to have intent to violate the law before criminal liability attaches.

The bill \"adds some language dealing with copyrights,\" Powell said, and he disputed what he called \"a little misinformation\" about the measure. \"The individual would have to have intent to violate this law,\" he told the committee.

Members pressed Powell on language in the substitute that appeared to incorporate provisions referencing cockfighting. A committee member asked whether the bill’s wording would make it illegal to raise gamecocks or to possess traditional implements associated with cockfighting. Powell responded that \"there is nothing illegal about anybody raising Gamecocks as long as they're not raising them with the intent to fight\" and that the draft \"does not make it illegal to raise.\" He added that possession would be problematic only if it could be shown the items were held \"with the intent to use them to fight.\"

Representative Williams raised concerns about cross‑border transfers and the practical effect of export for gambling markets. Williams said the trade can resemble \"exporting a forbidden drug,\" and suggested that shipments destined for foreign markets are commonly understood to support gambling.

Senator Jones noted the limits of state enforcement when activity crosses state lines, saying, \"If they were sending them to Mexico or Puerto Rico, that would be a federal violation,\" and observed that \"cockfighting is illegal in Alabama.\" Powell and others told the committee that federal law can apply in cross‑border cases.

No formal vote on SB 102 was recorded in the transcript of this session. Committee members asked clarifying questions about intent standards and whether antique fighting implements would be covered; Powell said possession of antiques would be lawful absent proof of intent to use them for fighting.

The committee did not adopt a substitute on the record during this segment and moved on to other items on the calendar.","Sponsor Truman Powell told a Senate committee SB 102 adds copyright language and requires intent for criminal liability; lawmakers asked whether the bill’s wording could be read to criminalize possession or interstate transfer of gamecocks for trafficking.","actionData","errors"]

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Committee advances multiple bills to supplemental calendar; substitutes for SB 131 and SB 17 approved

Senate panel approves SB 17 substitute to let schools use existing crisis maps; late TANF amendment ruled out

Senate panel reviews SB 102 amendment on copyrights; members question cockfighting language