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You got my support George. I think Kretz did a great job. I would definitely vote for him

Well just in case you didn't know Joel is a hounddawger, so he would have my vote!lol

Dave Johnson wrote:So what happens next?

It will need to pass committee as is; with an amendment; or not at all.

It will move out of committee in some form

Then Rules Committee where those on the committee determine which bills will be put on the calendar for possible floor action.

Once it gets to the floor, it can be subject to amendment again. Once it passes out of the House,

Basically Repeat all these steps in the senate. I think if the senate ammends it It will go back to the house for a vote.

Then the governor needs to sign it.

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I don't know could be months if it happens at all. Depends on How much opposition and dragging their feet they do. There is not allot of rush on it that's for sure.

Buddy

Thank you buddy for letting us know what should happen next, I appreciate it. Now we all just have to keep up on our representatives butts and make sure they dont forget about us!

It's set for executive session today.

http://www.tvw.org/search/siteSearch.cf ... 011&bhcp=1

Edit.. It didn't make the agenda.

Does look like there are some ammendments thrown at it.

1 to make it illeagal to Hire out dogs which will stop the Outfitters.

and a couple from the anti's which are trying to Kill, limit or slow down the effectivness of the bill.

Buddy

Got a call a couple days ago, This bill may not make it out of committee, We need some Phone calls and try to let them know that this is a good Program and it works.

It's very close we need to see a couple of the NO votes swing to yes Votes, It's right down Party Lines and we need to try and swing a couple.

Likely No Votes: (We need to call this list) Some of these are in the Pocket of the Anti's and I don't expect them to switch, However I think we could get a couple to support it given the right facts and letting them know how supportive it is.

Dunshee, Hans (D) MOD F 103 (360) 786-7804
Stanford, Derek (D) Vice Chair MOD E 204 (360) 786-7928
Pettigrew, Eric (D) LEG 434B (360) 786-7838
Lytton, Kristine (D) MOD B 203 (360) 786-7800
Rolfes, Christine (D) MOD D 105 (360) 786-7842
Van De Wege, Kevin (D) LEG 434A (360) 786-7916



Likely Yes Votes: (Good to call and ask for their support also)
Blake, Brian (D) Chair MOD F 105 (360) 786-7870
Chandler, Bruce (R) * LEG 427B (360) 786-7960
Wilcox, J.T. (R) ** MOD G 106 (360) 786-7912
Buys, Vincent (R) MOD D 204 (360) 786-7854
Hinkle, Bill (R) MOD G 104 (360) 786-7808
Kretz, Joel (R) LEG 335A (360) 786-7988
Orcutt, Ed (R) LEG 122F (360) 786-7812

I hope it's not too late, just catching wind myself. I will start slingin' emails and making some calls to try and get some on board, at maybe pass along the "career builder" website to them.
Thanks for you others doing your part in Being American!

http://apps.leg.wa.gov/billinfo/summary ... #documents . It appears that HB 1124 has turned into SB 5356. Click on committee Materials find 5356 then click on Bill text, bill report, and fiscal note.


Mic O'Brien
http://lowercolumbiasportsmen.webs.com

aaahhh SB 5356, I sent a bunch of emails to support this from another post I saw earlier. thanks for the info.

The word of this bill made the front page of The Daily News, tdn.com . I think now our real fight is going to happen with King County residents reading about what we are doing. We all need to band together and get all the right yes's on this bill.

Agreed!!

Nothing has changed or transformed, Currently There are two Bills in right now I haven't had time to look at the SB in detail but I expect it to be about the same, The Senate bill, and the House bill. either one can fly but they will need to be approved by both the house and senate.

The House bill is again scheduled for a vote in the committee tomrorow. Hopefully the phone calls in support are pouring in and we can get the First step done.

HB 1124 Update

Feb 16 Scheduled for executive session in the House Committee on Agriculture & Natural Resources at 1:30 PM.

One of the Senators from King County sponsored the bill.