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Committee advances bill broadening qualifications for Louisiana State Museum director
Summary
The Senate education committee on an unspecified date voted to report favorably on HB108, which updates minimum qualifications for the Louisiana State Museum director to allow either a related master's degree or relevant professional experience.
The Senate Committee on Education on an unspecified date voted to report HB108 favorably to the full legislature. The bill, carried for the lieutenant governor's office, would update the minimum qualifications for the Louisiana State Museum director to permit either a master's degree in museum science or a related field, or relevant professional experience.
Representative Domingue, who introduced the bill on behalf of Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser, said the measure "updates the minimum qualifications for the Louisiana State Museum director to include either a master's degree in museum science or related field or relevant professional experience." He asked the committee for favorable passage.
Committee staff noted a letter of support on file from Lieutenant Governor Nungesser. Julia George of the Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism was listed on a green card for information. Senator Jackson Andrews moved to report the bill favorably; there were no objections and the committee reported HB108 as favorable.
No amendments or roll-call vote tallies were recorded in the transcript. The transcript does not specify an effective date or further changes beyond the qualification language in the bill text.
