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Committee Passes House Concurrent Resolution 1010; Sponsor Seeks Support for Recommendations

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The committee passed House Concurrent Resolution 1010 by Representative Shepherd. Shepherd told the committee she had incorporated suggested recommendations and asked for its support; she said judges had referenced the need for action when the measure was previously considered.

Representative Shepherd, R‑79, introduced House Concurrent Resolution 1010 and told the committee she had made recommended changes to the resolution and sought members' support. "I would appreciate your support," Shepherd said. She also told members that, after she left a prior meeting, one judge told others, "Representative Shepherd is right. We must do something," which she repeated as context for pressing the resolution forward.

No witnesses were registered for or against the resolution, and committee members had brief discussion. Representative Henley asked whether the study would have a cost; Shepherd said she did not believe so but offered to follow up if the committee wanted further research. The committee approved the motion to pass by voice vote; members present responded "Aye."