Jane Warren

The lawmaker supports the amendment to create a competitive pilot program that provides tools for students to compete in the changing world marketplace, addressing gaps where current funds cannot be used.

The lawmaker supports an amendment regarding medical parole because changing 'shall' to 'may' creates uncertainty, and they want to ensure the board is required to consider these cases.

The lawmaker argues the amendment correctly targets the person with the problem by removing doctors and pharmacists from liability, allowing for legal or assessment steps to address drug shopping.

The lawmaker supports the study because volunteer EMS services are critical and vulnerable in Wyoming's sparsely populated communities, requiring proper resources to be identified.

The lawmaker supports considering the amendment due to concerns about what might happen to their Level 2 trauma center if funding is not secured immediately.

The speaker argues that the current law unfairly prevents individuals who have served their time from voting, which hinders community reintegration and reduces alienation. She also notes that research shows no link between disenfranchisement and crime reduction.