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House adopts liability representation amendment but rejects appropriation for drone-protection equipment in Senate File 132
Summary
On second reading of Senate File 132 (protecting critical infrastructure and systems from drones), the House adopted an amendment to direct the attorney general to represent certain peace officers and Guard members but rejected an amendment that would have appropriated funds for equipment to counter drones.
The Wyoming House acted on amendments to Senate File 132, a bill concerning measures to protect critical infrastructure from drones. Lawmakers debated liability and equipment funding before voting on two second-reading amendments.
Representative J.T. Larson moved second-reading amendment 1 to provide for representation by the attorney general for peace officers and National Guard members who comply with certain enforcement…
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