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Committee holds bill to authorize enforcement and penalties for corrosion prevention work
Summary
Senate Bill 309, which would authorize the Department of Labor and Training to enforce corrosion prevention and mitigation requirements and add civil penalties, was held by the committee on a motion to hold.
Senate Bill 309, a measure that would give the Department of Labor and Training authority to enforce laws relating to corrosion prevention and mitigation for public works and create civil monetary penalties for violations, was ordered held by the Senate Committee on Labor and Gaming.
Chairman Chacon introduced the bill as an "act relating to public properties and works corrosion prevention and mitigation work requirements." No witnesses signed up to testify; Senator Burke made the motion to hold and Senator Dimitri seconded. The committee voted and the chair recorded "the ayes have it" and the motion to hold carried.
The committee record shows no further debate in the provided transcript excerpt. The bill will remain in committee pending further action or amendment.
