Stacy Jones

Senator Jones supports concurring with the bill because she believes the amendment to include grandparents and grandchildren is valid.

The lawmaker reiterates opposition because multiple groups consistently expressed dislike for the bill during interim meetings and committee work.

Senator Jones explains that Amendment Number One is a cleanup measure intended to broaden and clarify disclosure requirements while removing restrictive wording, allowing customers to view properties without signing a disclosure.

The lawmaker supports funding for federal land use litigation because ongoing battles with the BLM over public lands access require resources that are quickly depleted.

The lawmaker argues that setting a minimum requirement of three members for public attendance restricts participation compared to allowing specific political party and independent candidate representatives. They propose reinserting the stricken language to enable greater public involvement in voting machine testing.

The lawmaker explains that the bill aims to protect consumers' rights to view properties and obtain market estimates without being pressured into signing agreements, while clarifying the legal distinction between customers and clients.

The lawmaker supports the bill because it reduces cash handling liability for retailers and aligns Wyoming with other states, but opposes it due to concerns that debit card payments make gambling more addictive by obscuring the transaction.

The lawmaker argues that taxing the outstanding loan balance on family vehicle transfers constitutes double taxation and an unnecessary burden, as these are not true commercial sales.