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>> Barry: VERY GOOD.
LET'S MOVE ON TO ANOTHER TOPIC THAT HAS BEEN OF CONCERN TO OUR VIEWERS.
THAT IS THE ISSUES THAT DEAL WITH POSSIBLE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
ARE THERE ANY CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT THAT ARE LIKELY TO SEE ACTION IN THIS SESSION?
I SHOULD REMIND OUR VIEWERS THAT CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS OF COURSE HAVE TO BE PASSED BY THE ELECTORATE, SO MANY OF THOSE WOULD TYPICALLY OCCUR IN THE SO-CALLED EVEN NUMBERED OR SHORT SESSION.
BUT WE DO HAVE SOME THAT OCCUR EARLIER.
REPRESENTATIVE PELOWSKI, LET'S START WITH YOU.
ANY CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS ON THE HORIZON?
>> I HAVEN'T HEARD OF ANY RIGHT NOW, SO I COULDN'T EXPRESS IT.
I'M NOT ON ANY COMMITTEES THAT WOULD LOOK AT THOSE.
I IMAGINE IN THE 2,173 BILLS THAT HAVE BEEN INTRODUCED, THERE PROBABLY ARE SOME.
>> Barry: REPRESENTATIVE URDAHL, YOUR THOUGHTS ON THAT.
>> I DON'T KNOW OF ANY RIGHT NOW THAT HAVE BEEN BROUGHT UP EITHER.
I WILL JUST POINT OUT THAT A CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT, IF THEY PASS THE HOUSE, PASS THE SENATE, THEY DO NOT HAVE TO HAVE THE SIGNATURE OF THE GOVERNOR.
SO IT'S A LITTLE BIT DIFFERENT WITH CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
SOMETHING COULD BE BROUGHT UP, BUT I'M NOT AWARE OF ANYTHING RIGHT NOW.
IF IT DID, I WOULD GUESS IT MIGHT HAVE SOMETHING TO DO WITH THE ELECTIONS.
>> Barry: SENATOR HOWE, ANY CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS?
>> I WOULD AGREE WITH REPRESENTATIVE PELOWSKI.
I HAVEN'T LOOKED AT ALL 2,000 PLUS BILLS, BUT I HAVEN'T SEEN ONE AND I HAVEN'T HEARD ONE DISCUSSED.