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Joint Standing Committee on Labor opens public hearing; members introduce themselves
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The Joint Standing Committee on Labor opened a public hearing on four bills and committee members introduced themselves. No substantive debate or testimony appears in the provided transcript excerpt.
The Joint Standing Committee on Labor opened a public hearing on four bills. Committee leadership said the hearing would proceed in the order the bills appear on the agenda unless sponsors requested a change. Committee members then introduced themselves.
Representative Alicia Collins said she represents District 61, "the towns of Sydney and Bassil Borough." Representative Rafael Macias said he represents House District 51, "which is Thompson." Representative Matthew Bank identified himself as representing "house district 1 22, part of South Portland." Gary Drinkwater gave his name and district as "district 20 seventh." A senator with the surname Bradstreet identified themselves as "senate district fifth." No substantive discussion of any bill, public testimony, motions, or votes is recorded in the provided transcript excerpt.
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