House Taxation Committee sets proxy, amendment and testimony rules for session
On its first day, the House Taxation Committee unanimously approved allowing proxies, set proxy‑holding rules, established a 24‑hour amendment request window and a 2‑hour online testimony registration deadline, and clarified testimony decorum and folder procedures.
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Chair Paul Fielder opened the first House Taxation committee meeting with procedural guidance and a security briefing from Sergeant at Arms John Kriski before the committee set rules for proxies, amendments, testimony registration and committee materials.
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