Susan S Wilson

The lawmaker opposes overriding the veto because setting a specific dollar match amount is unwise when it is unknown what resources ambulance services have available.

The lawmaker urges support for concurrence because the Senate amendments added exemptions for pregnancies resulting from incest or sexual assault and substituted the governor's certification for the Attorney General's.

The lawmaker supports the amendment because healthcare workers face high turnover and low pay compared to other industries, necessitating funds for retention bonuses.

The lawmaker opposes the amendment because simply adding video screens does not help people understand what bills actually say or mean without better educational tools.

The lawmaker opposes the amendment because they believe it will not create taxes for Wyoming and may hurt both the state and the uranium industry.

The lawmaker supports dynamic message signs as a public safety benefit to direct traffic and warn of hazards during interstate shutdowns, citing high commerce losses.

The lawmaker explains that the bill ensures service members who receive a general or other than honorable discharge solely for refusing the COVID vaccine are considered to have an honorable discharge for Wyoming benefits, without adding new costs.

The speaker explains that the bill extends deadlines for two years because the necessary preparations were not ready to launch by July 1, ensuring a better outcome.

The lawmaker supports introducing the bill because it balances business owner rights with employee interests, acknowledges Supreme Court decisions, and provides a broad legislative foundation to handle vaccination issues without needing future special sessions.