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Committee notes proponent-only or no testimony for SB 301 and SB 279
Summary
SB 301 (non‑compete clauses in healthcare employment) received proponent-only written testimony; SB 279 (discouraging off‑duty carriage by law enforcement) received no testimony in committee. Members were directed to written records on iPads.
Two bills on the committee agenda received no in‑person testimony during this meeting. The chair said Senate Bill 301 (concerning non‑compete clauses in health‑care employment contracts) was listed as proponent-only and that written testimony from Christina Campena of the American College of Emergency Physicians was available on members' devices. Senate Bill 279 (to ban discouraging or barring law‑enforcement officers from carrying off duty) was opened for a third hearing but no witnesses appeared; the chair accepted no in‑person testimony and closed the item.
Both matters were closed in committee for the day with written submissions noted where applicable. No votes or further actions were recorded on these items during the meeting.
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