ZWONITZER, DV

The lawmaker argues that small towns cannot afford the current matching percentages for large projects and urges passing the bill to give them an opportunity.

The lawmaker supports the amendment because it allows the community college to start their project immediately by matching existing funds rather than waiting for all money to be raised upfront.

The lawmaker opposes the motion to concur because they believe removing the abandoned vehicle exception clause is problematic and want both bill segments to match.

The lawmaker opposes the amendment because he believes it is not abusive to fund a project that a community desperately needs using AML funds.

The lawmaker supports the bill because it ensures clear standards for bringing occupational therapy credentials into Wyoming from other states and helps attract qualified professionals.

The speaker expresses concern that under this bill, state officials would not be present to investigate grizzly bear shootings before federal agents arrive.

The lawmaker supports the bill because it is an accreditation standard required within three years to prevent Wyoming from losing its status.