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Committee records three bill introductions on juvenile justice, Wildlife and Parks rulemaking, and hunting
Summary
At the start of the session the committee introduced three bills: RS1108 on youth in the juvenile justice system, RS1098 to allow Wildlife and Parks Commission members to submit rule changes, and 25RS0163 related to hunting (sponsor: Rep. Will Carpenter). No substantive debate accompanied the introductions.
The Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee recorded three bill introductions at the opening of the meeting and moved on without substantive debate.
Senator Faust Cadeau introduced RS1108, described only as “a bill pertaining to youth in our juvenile justice systems.” No further detail on provisions or a bill text summary was provided at the hearing, and the transcript lists no questions on the measure. The committee clerk recorded the item as introduced.
Senator Tyson presented RS1098, described as allowing members of the Wildlife and Parks Commission to submit rules or regulation changes. No additional policy language or statutory references were provided in committee testimony.
Committee members also introduced 25RS0163 on behalf of Representative Will Carpenter; the sponsor description given at the meeting said it “has to deal with hunting.” Committee records show the item was introduced and no immediate action or vote followed.
All three introductions were recorded by the chair as “introduced.” The meeting did not include votes, amendments, or committee referrals recorded in the public transcript for these items.
