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Committee agrees to revise AI-ad language and send bill back to elections
Summary
After the bill presentation, Senator Delano and committee members asked about coordination with the attorney general and moved to seek further consultation and harmonize AI-related language; the motion was put to a voice vote with no roll-call tally in the transcript.
Committee members praised the chairman's work on the AI political-ad bill and asked about coordination with the attorney general. Senator Delano opened by thanking the chairman: "Chairman, thank you very much for your work on this." He asked whether the attorney general's office had collaborated on enforcement and construction of the draft; the chairman said he had sent the draft to the AG and that "they said we're monitoring."
Senator Delano said the issue requires prompt attention and moved, "I'd like to make a motion to talk to Tom," a procedural motion to pursue further consultation. The moderator responded that because the bill "would have to go back to elections" she and Senator Blackman planned to adopt a universal approach to AI language and remove conflicting current language to achieve conformity across related measures. The moderator then called for a voice vote: "All in favor, please say aye." The transcript records the call for the ayes but does not include a detailed tally.
The committee's recorded next steps are to coordinate with the attorney general's office and to harmonize the bill's language before returning it to the elections committee for further consideration. The transcript does not include a formal roll-call or a recorded recorded vote tally in the provided segments.
