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Joint Technology Committee withdraws request to draft CJIS relocation bill
Summary
The Joint Technology Committee voted unanimously to withdraw its prior request to draft legislation to move the CJIS system, the committee chair said during a committee meeting where members also moved on to a separate IT procurement transparency bill.
The Joint Technology Committee voted unanimously to withdraw its earlier request to draft legislation to move the CJIS system.
The action removes the committee request to pursue a bill on relocating the CJIS system after members said the issue could not be resolved. Committee leadership announced the withdrawal during the meeting and the motion passed without objection.
Representative Pascal moved to withdraw the committee's request to draft legislation to move the CJIS system. Senator Rodriguez, Senator Weinberg and Senator Marchman each voiced their assent during the roll call. After the roll was completed, the chair said, "Yes. And that passes unanimously. We will not be doing that bill."
No further debate or amendments on the CJIS matter were recorded in the transcript; the committee immediately moved to discuss a different draft bill on purchasing transparency for information technology procurement.
The withdrawal represents an internal committee decision to stop pursuing draft legislation on this specific CJIS relocation request; the transcript does not record any additional detail on the reasons for the unresolved issue or whether staff will take any follow-up steps.
