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Committee leaves public testimony open on pilot PFD-eligibility bill
Summary
House State Affairs opened public testimony on HB 295 (PFD eligibility for pilots) but heard no one in person or online and left public testimony open to be continued at the committee's next hearing.
Chair Kerrick opened public testimony on House Bill 295, a measure on PFD eligibility for pilots sponsored by Representative McCabe, and asked whether anyone in the room or online wished to testify. The committee heard no testimony and announced that public testimony would remain open; the bill was set aside to be taken up again at a later hearing so remote participants could have an opportunity to testify.
The committee noted HB 295 will be returned to the agenda at its next meeting on March 17, when public testimony will resume.
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