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State Planning & Community Affairs · May 28, 2021

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Committee opens with SB 100 substitution proposal

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Chair (speaker 2) opened consideration of Senate Bill 100 and called on Chairman Cantrell (speaker 3) to present. Chairman Cantrell said he was speaking for Senator Watson, that SB 100 would be substituted with the language of House Bill 44 to move Georgia to permanent daylight saving time pending congressional approval, and explained the reciprocal substitution activity in the two chambers.

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The committee considered a committee substitute for Senate Bill 100 to move Georgia to permanent daylight saving time pending congressional approval; local business representatives urged using the House language instead of the Senate draft. The committee also approved Senate Bill 222 to designate the pecan as the state nut.

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