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Chair opened the House Commerce Committee, announced the date (May 11, 2026), called roll and confirmed a quorum of 11 members; provided housekeeping (speaker cards, witness introductions, and decorum).
The Louisiana House Commerce Committee met May 11, 2026, and reported multiple bills and resolutions favorably, including measures on economic development, virtual currency licensing and kiosks, manufactured/modular housing oversight, a study on distributed energy, an aesthetics/blow-drying permit change with extended public testimony, a proposed constitutional amendment on utility regulation (deferred), and a consumer data privacy bill reported with substantial amendments.
