FIRST DAY ROOM 0025 in the Senate, Buckeye Boys State Wednesday, June 15, 2022, 8:15 o’clock a.m. The Senate met today to open the 86th session of the Senate for the Buckeye Boys State General Assembly. SUMMATION OF LEGISLATION IN THE SENATE S.R. 1: PASSED Relative to the appointment of officials and clerks of the Senate. S.R. 2: PASSED Relative to the adoption of temporary rules S.R. 3: PASSED Relative to confirm the selected majority leadership of the Senate S.R. 4: PASSED Relative to confirm the selected minority leadership of the Senate S.B. 1: SENT TO 2nd CONSIDERATION S.B. 2: SENT TO 2nd CONSIDERATION OPENING OF THE SESSION The opening of the 86th session of the Senate for the Buckeye Boys State General Assembly consisted of the Senate Pro Tempore introducing himself and preparing the Senate to hear Senate Resolutions 1-4. REPORT OF GENERAL PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE - MORNING SESSION Reading Clerk introduced and read S.R. 1 to the Senate. President Pro Tempore opened a vote for S.R. 1. The Senate voted 24-0 in favor of passing the resolution. Reading Clerk introduced and read S.R. 2 to the Senate. President Pro Tempore opened a vote for S.R. 2. The Senate voted 24-0 in favor of passing the resolution. Reading Clerk introduced and read S.R. 3 to the Senate. President Pro Tempore opened a vote for S.R. 3. The Senate voted 24-0 in favor of passing the resolution. Reading Clerk introduced and read S.R. 4 to the Senate. President Pro Tempore opened a vote for S.R. 4. The Senate voted 24-0 in favor of passing the resolution. Senator Vickers motions for a dress code to be used in the Senate. (Motion 1) President Pro Tempore opens debate Senator Vicker’s motion is declined with a voice vote The Senate members sorted themselves into their respective committees and each committee selected their leadership. The Senate members were called at 9:05 a.m. to attend to the room corresponding to their committee. The Senate members returned from their committees to the chamber at 9:25 a.m. Message Clerk reads a point of order brought by the House of Representatives President Pro Tempore motions to adjourn at 9:30 a.m. and return at 12:45 p.m. The Senate members regather in the chamber at 11:40 a.m. The recording clerk takes roll call. Two Senate members were absent (Choi, Musser). Senate Members are called to meet with their committee in their respective rooms and are to return at 11:55 a.m. Recording Clerk takes attendance at 11:55 a.m. All Senate Members are present in the chamber President Pro Tempore calls for committee reports. Motion for recess is called at 11:58 a.m. and is accepted Reconvene time for 1:00 p.m. is agreed upon REPORT OF GENERAL PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE - AFTERNOON SESSION The Senate reconvened at 12:57 p.m. Recording Clerk calls roll. All Senate Members are present in the chamber President Pro Tempore allows Chief Legal Counsel Nick Watz to introduce himself. President Pro Tempore calls for Senate members to meet with their committee at 1:00 p.m. Senate is called to reconvene in the chamber at 2:00 p.m. The Senate reconvened at 2:04 p.m. Recording Clerk calls roll. All Senate Members are present in the chamber President Pro Tempore calls for committee reports. Senator motions for a bill concerning the legality of growing and smoking marijuana. President Pro Tempore called for debate on the motion. Debate is ended by voice vote. Motion concerning the establishment of a joint committee is placed. Motion is declined by voice vote. Motion to return to committees is placed. The motion is accepted by voice vote. The Senate Members return to committees at approximately 2:16 p.m and will return to the chamber at 2:45 p.m. The Senate reconvened at 2:56 p.m. Recording Clerk calls roll. All Senate Members are present in the chamber Committee reports commence Senator Young reports for Urban Affairs Senator Brunner reports for agriculture committee concerning sustainable farming Senator Siber reports for finance committee concerning tax cuts for and road maintenance Reading Clerk introduced and read S.B. 1 to the Senate. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for S.B. 1. Senators Young, Ok, Keith, Brunner, Zacharias, Pappagallo, Stoots, Howell, Doshi, Leach, Blackman, Lytle, Choi, and Kasik spoke on S.B. 1. President Pro Tempore motioned to end debate and vote on S.B. 2 into second consideration. The Senate proceeded to end debate and voted to pass S.B. 1 onto second consideration through a voice vote. Recording Clerk introduced and read S.B. 2 to the Senate President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for S.B. 2. Senators Young, Keith, Vickers, Kasik, Ok, McCully, President Pro Tempore motioned to end debate and vote on S.B. 2 onto second consideration. The Senate proceeded to end debate and voted to pass S.B. 2 onto second consideration through a voice vote. Senator Vickers motions to break into committee The Senate agreed to break into committee through voice vote. The President Pro Tempore schedules the Senate to reconvene at 3:55 p.m. The Senate reconvened at 3:55 p.m. Recording Clerk calls roll 14 Senate Members were absent. (Blackman, Heath, Kasik, Lytle, Ok, Doshi, Pappagallo, Sibert, Stoots, and Zacharias) Multiple Senate members attempt to enter the chamber during roll call and are denied. Parliamentary explain to the members that they are not allowed to enter the chamber while roll call is being complete Committee reports commence Senator Young speaks on education committee concerning S.B. 1. Senator Sibert speaks for finance committee concerning a bill Senator Brunner speaks for urban affairs committee President Pro Tempore motions to adjourn The senate proceeds to adjourn with a voice vote Senate is scheduled to reconvene the following morning at 8:15 a.m.

SECOND DAY ROOM 0025 in the Senate, Buckeye Boys State Thursday, June 16, 2022, 8:15 o’clock a.m. The Senate met today to open the 85th session of the Senate for the Buckeye Boys State General Assembly. SUMMATION OF LEGISLATION IN THE SENATE S.R. 5: DECLINED Relative to revoking the Senate’s support in Governor Hovance and his administration regarding the New Ohio Space Association (NOSA). S.B. 3: PASSED Concerning the permission of the delegates of Buckeye Boys State to have access and utilize the televisions located in the common areas of the dorms. H.B. 4: PASSED Concerning the creation of Buckeye Boys State Legionnaire Appreciation Day that is to be held on Saturday, June 18th. S.B. 4: PASSED ONTO 2nd CONSIDERATION Concerns the regulations and standards for fertilizer in the western basin. S.R. 6: PASSED Relative to appointing Mr. Nick Watts as the Chief Legal Counsel of the Senate. S.B. 5: DECLINED AT 1st CONSIDERATION Concerning a tax break for any corporation relocating into OBBS jurisdiction. S.B. 6: DECLINED AT 1st CONSIDERATION Concerning the institution and the collecting of taxes of Buckeye Boys State Gambling. S.B. 7: PASSED Concerning the requirement for BBS State Highway Patrol men to emit a verbal noise when stopping a delegate. H.B. 5: PASSED Concerning the the requirement for BBS State Highway Patrol men to make audible siren noises when arresting a delegate. S.B. 8: PASSED ONTO 2nd CONSIDERATION Concerning legalizing prostitution for those over the age of 21 and in Buckeye Boys State. S.B. 9: PASSED Concerning the requirement of the governor and lieutenant governor of Buckeye Boys State to walk around the land in a galloping motion while making an audible clicking noise. OPENING OF THE SESSION The opening of the 85th session of the Senate for the Buckeye Boys State General Assembly consisted of the President Pro Tempore getting the attention of and gathering all Senate members, followed by roll call by the Bill Clerk. REPORT OF GENERAL PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE - MORNING SESSION The Senate reconvened at 8:13 a.m. Bill Clerk took roll call. 1 Senate member, 2 clerks were absent. (Senator Boda, Chief Clerk, and Recording Clerk) President Pro Tempore allows Owen Box from the school board council to speak to the Senate Reading Clerk read and introduced S.R. 5 to the Senate President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.R. 5 into second consideration. Senators Choi, Young, McCully, Brunner, Sibert, Ok, Zacharias, Lytle, Stoots, Doshi, Leach, and Vickers speak on S.R. 5 Senator Lytle moved to end debate and vote on passing S.R. 5 into second consideration The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on passing S.R. 5 into second consideration. S.R. 5 is declined by voice vote. Reading Clerk reads and introduces S.B. 3 to the Senate President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 3 into second consideration. Senators Young, Brunner, Roblin, Leach, McCully, Vickers, Keith, Sibert, and Ok speak on S.B. 3. Senator Howell moved to end debate and vote on passing S.B. 3 into second consideration. The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on passing S.B. 3 into second consideration. S.B. 3 is sent to first consideration through a voice vote. Reading Clerk read and introduced H.B. 4 to the Senate. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of H.B. 4 into second consideration. Senators Doshi, and Howell spoke on H.B. 4 Senator Musser moved to suspend the rules second consideration. The Senate proceeds to suspend the rules of second consideration and send H.B. 4 to third consideration by a voice vote. The Senate moved to end debate and vote on passing H.B. 4 through the Senate. The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on passing H.B. 4 through the Senate. H.B. 4 is passed by a voice vote. The Senate reconvened at 9:05 a.m Recording Clerk takes roll call All Senate and Clerk Members were present Committee reports commence Senator Young spoke for the education committee Senator Sibert spoke for the financial committee Senator Brunner spoke for the agricultural committee Reading Clerk read and introduced S.B. 4 to the Senate President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 4 onto second consideration. Senators Young, Stoots, Blackman, Keith, Blackman, Howell, Brunner, Choi spoke on S.B. 4 Senators Leach moved to end debate and vote on passing S.B. 4 into second consideration Senator Blackman moved to suspend rules of taking roll call for vote and use a standing vote. The Senate proceeded to agree to use a standing vote by a voice vote. The Senate proceeded to end debate on S.B. 4 and vote on its passage onto second consideration. S.B. 4 is passed onto second consideration with a standing vote of 13-11 Reading Clerk read and introduced S.B. 5 to the Senate President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 5 onto second consideration Senators Zacharias, Leach, Keith, Howell, Stoots, Young, Choi, Ok, Kasik, Vickers spoke on S.B. 6. Senator Doshi moved to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 5 onto second consideration The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B 5 onto second consideration S.B. 5 is not passed onto second consideration with a standing vote of 13-10. Reading Clerk read and introduced S.B. 6 to the Senate. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 6 onto second consideration. Senators Doshi, McCully, Brunner, Sibert, Pappagallo, Doshi, Keith, Vickers, Lytle, Howell, Stoots spoke on S.B. 6 Senator Pappagallo moved to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 6 onto second consideration. The Senate proceeds to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 6 onto second consideration S.B. 6 is passed onto secondt consideration through a voice vote. Reading Clerk read and introduced S.R. 6 to the Senate. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.R. 6 onto second consideration. Senators Doshi spoke on S.R. 6 Senator Zacharias moved to end debate and vote on the passage of S.R. 6 onto second consideration. The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on the passage of S.R. 6 onto second consideration. S.R. 6 is passed onto second consideration through a voice vote. Reading Clerk reread and reintroduced S.B. 3 to the Senate. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 3 through the Senate Senators Young, Keith, Kasik, McCully, Leach, Pappagallo spoke on S.B. 3 Senator Doshi moved to end debate and voted on the passage of S.B. 3 through the Senate The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 3 through the Senate. S.B. 3 is passed through Senate with a roll call vote of 23-1 Senator Vickers motioned for a recess of ten minutes. The Senate voted in favor of a ten minute recess by a voice vote. The Senate reconvened at 10:14 a.m. Recording Clerk took roll call. 1 Senate Member was absent. (Blackman) Recorder Clerk took a second roll call. All Senate Members were present Reading Clerk read and introduced S.B. 7 to the Senate President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 7 onto second consideration Senators Keith, Heath, Brunner, Sibert, and Kasik spoke on S.B. 7 Senator Vickers moved to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 7 onto second consideration. Senator Vickers motions to suspend rules and move S.B. 7 to move to third consideration. The Senate agrees on the motion and S.B.7 is moved to third consideration. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 7 through the Senate The Senate moved to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 7 through the Senate S.B. 7 is passed through Senate with a roll call vote of 23-1. Reading Clerk read and introduced H.B. 5 to the Senate President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of H.B. 5 onto second consideration. Senators Heath, Ksaik, Brunner, Blackman, and Leach spoke on H.B. 5 Senator Blackman moved to end debate and vote on the passage of H.B. 5 onto second consideration. The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on the passage of H.B. 5 onto second consideration. H.B 5 passed through first consideration by a voice vote. Senator Brunner motioned to move H.B. 5 onto third consideration President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of H.B. 5 The Senate moved to end debate and vote on the passage of H.B. 5 onto third consideration. H.B. 5 is passed onto third consideration by a voice vote. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of H.B. 5 through the Senate The Senate moved to end debate and vote on the passage of H.B. 5 onto third consideration. H.B. 5 is passed through Senate with a roll call vote of 24-0. Reading Clerk read and introduced S.B. 8 to the Senate. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 8 onto second consideration. Senators Stoots, Pappagallo, Musser, Blackman, Lytle, Sibert, Ok, Brunner, Doshi, and Roblin spoke on S.B. 8. Senator Howell moved to end debated and vote on the passage of S.B. 8 onto second consideration. The Senate moved to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 8 onto second consideration. S.B. 8 is passed onto second consideration by a voice vote. Reading Clerk read and introduced H.B. 7 to the Senate. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of H.B. 7 onto second consideration. The Senate moved to end debate and vote on the passage of H.B 7 onto second consideration. H.B. 7 is passed onto second consideration by a voice vote. Senator Blackman motioned to convene with committees for one hour. The motion was accepted and the Senate recessed to meet with their committees. The Senate reconvened at 11:20 a.m. Recording Clerk took roll call. All Senate members were present. Committee reports commence. Senator Young speaks for the education committee. Senator Sibert speaks for the finance committee. Senator Brunner speaks for the agricultural committee. Message Clerk delivers a message concerning the passage of H.B. 4 Senator Howell motioned for adjourn. The Senate voted in favor of the motion and adjourned at approximately 11:30 a.m. REPORT OF GENERAL PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE - AFTERNOON SESSION The Senate reconvened at 12:30 p.m. Recording Clerk took roll call. All Senate members were present. Recording Clerk read and introduced S.B. 9 to the Senate. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 9 onto second consideration Senators Howell, Brunner, Roblin, Lytle, and Young. Senator Choi moved to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 9 onto second consideration. Senator Leach motions to move S.B. 9 onto second consideration The Senate agrees with the motion by a voice vote and S.B. 9 is moved onto second consideration. Senator Brunner motioned to reconsider S.B. 9 President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate for the reconsideration of S.B. 9 The Senate moved to end debate and vote for the reconsideration of S.B. 9 The Senate agreed to reconsider S.B. 9 and move it to first consideration. Senator motioned to suspend rules and move S.B. 9 to third consideration. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion on the passage of S.B. 9 onto third consideration. The Senate moved to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 9 onto third consideration. S.B. 9 was passed to third consideration by a voice vote. Senator Leach motioned to pass S.B. 9 through third consideration. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion of the passage of S.B. 9 through third consideration. The Senate moved to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 9 through third consideration. The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on passing S.B. 9 into third consideration. S.B. 9 was passed with a roll call vote of 18-3. Senator Leach motioned to recess to committee. The Senate agreed to the motion and recessed to committee at 12:50 p.m. The Senate reconvened at 1:30 p.m. Recording Clerk took roll call. All Senate members were present Committee reports commenced. Senator Young spoke for the education committee Senator Sibert spoke for the financial committee Senator Brunner spoke for the agricultural committee Reading Clerk read and introduced H.B. 10 to the Senate. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion on the passage of H.B. 10 onto second consideration. Senators Heath, Vickers, Brunner, and Stoots Senator moved to remove parliamentary procedure and move H.B. 10 onto third consideration The Senate proceeded to move H.B. 10 to third consider by a voice vote. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion on the passage of H.B. 10 through final consideration. Senators Ok, Blackman, Keith, Sibert, and Brunner. Senator Choi moved to reconsider H.B. 10 back to first consideration. The Senate agreed to move H.B. 10 back to first consideration. Senator Howell moved to end debate and vote on the passing of H.B. 10 onto second consideration. H.B. 10 passed onto second consideration by a voice vote. The Senate proceeded to adjourn at 1:40 p.m.

JOURNAL Senate THIRD DAY ROOM 0025 in the Senate, Buckeye Boys State Friday, June 17, 2022, 8:15 o’clock a.m. The Senate met today to open the 85th session of the Senate for the Buckeye Boys State General Assembly. SUMMATION OF LEGISLATION IN THE SENATE S.B. 10: PASSED Concerning the installation of solar panels over crop fields to increase green energy. S.B. 11: DECLINED IN 2nd CONSIDERATION Concerning the laws and requirements in order to own a firearm. S.B. 12: PASSED Concerning the requirement of the Governor to hold an apple in his hand while in public. S.B. 13: PASSED Concerning the legalization of the death penalty. H.B. 11: PASSED Concerning the legality and punishments of littering. S.B. 14: PASSED ONTO 3rd CONSIDERATION Concerning the foster care system. S.B. 15: YET TO BE INTRODUCED Concerning THC levels. S.B. 16: PASSED Concerning increasing the budget of the State Auditor S.B. 4: PASSED Concerns the regulations and standards for fertilizer in the western basin. S.B. 17: DECLINED IN 1st CONSIDERATION Concerning requiring delegates of Buckeye Boys State to purchase car insurance. S.B. 18: PASSED Concerning the requirement of the cow bell player in the Buckeye Boys State band to perform a solo act at every evening assembly. H.B. 12: PASSED ONTO 2nd CONSIDERATION Concerning the levy of a one percent tax on guns, ammunition, concealed-carry licenses, and law enforcement gear and equipment. S.B. 19: PASSED S.B. 20: PASSED H.B. 10: PASSED OPENING OF THE SESSION The opening of the 85th session of the Senate for the Buckeye Boys State General Assembly consisted of the President Pro Tempore getting the attention of and gathering all Senate members, followed by roll call by the Bill Clerk. REPORT OF GENERAL PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE - MORNING SESSION The Senate convened at 8:15 a.m. Bill Clerk took roll call. All Senate members were present Reading Clerk read and introduced S.B. 10 to the Senate President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 10 onto second consideration. Senators Sibert, Howell, Choi, Young, Pappagallo, Keith, McCully, and Brunner spoke on S.B. 10 Senator Howell moved to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 10 onto second consideration. The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on passing S.B. 10 onto second consideration. S.B. 10 was passed onto second consideration by a voice vote. Reading Clerk read and introduced S.B. 11 to the Senate. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 11 onto second consideration. Senators Vickers, Sibert, Keith, McCully, Lytle, Boda, Ok, and Howell. Senator Pappagallo moved to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 11 onto second consideration. The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on passing S.B. 11 onto second consideration. S.B. 11 was passed onto second consideration by a voice vote. Reading Clerk read and introduced S.B. 12 to the Senate. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 12 onto second consideration. Senators Sibert, Vickers, Zacharias, Howell, and Keith. Senator Blackman moved to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 12 onto second consideration. The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on passing S.B. 12 onto second consideration. S.B. 12 was passed onto second consideration by a voice vote. President Pro Tempore announces a joint committee session with the House of Representatives to take place at 10:00 a.m. Senator Choi moved to waive the reading of S.B. 13 The Senate moved to waive the reading of S.B. 13 Senator Blackman gave a summary of S.B. 13 President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 13 onto second consideration. Senators Vickers, Senator Pappagallo moved to suspend the rules and move S.B. 13 onto third consideration. The Senate proceeded to suspend the rules and move S.B. 13 onto third consideration. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 13 onto third consideration. Senators Stoots, Howell, and Keith Senator Doshi moved to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 13 through the Senate. The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on passing S.B. 13 through the Senate S.B. 13 was passed with a roll call vote of 19-3. Reading Clerk read and introduced H.B. 11 to the Senate. Senator Sibert moved to read only the amended portions of H.B. 11. The Senate moved to read only the amended portions of H.B. 11. Reading Clerk read the amended portions of H.B. 11 to the Senate. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of H.B. 11 onto second consideration. Senators Pappagallo, Leach, and Howell spoke on H.B. 11 Senator Heath moved to suspend the rules and move H.B. 11 onto third consideration. The Senate proceeded to suspend the rules and move H.B. 11 onto third consideration President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of H.B. 11 through the Senate. Senator Howell moved to end debate and vote on the passage of H.B. 11 through the Senate. The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on passing H.B. 11 through the Senate. SH.B. 11 was passed through Senate with a roll call vote of 24-0. President Pro Tempore allowed Governor Jon Hovance to speak to the Senate. Senator Vickers moved to break onto standing committee until 9:30 a.m. The Senate proceeded to break onto standing committee until 9:30 a.m. The Senate reconvened at 9:30 a.m. Recording Clerk took roll call. 8 Senate Members are absent. (Howell, Leach, McCully, Musser, Ok, Robin, Young, Zacharias) Recording Clerk took second roll call. 1 Senate member is absent. (Zacharias) Committee reports commence Senator Young speaks for education committee Senator Sibert speaks for finance committee Senator Brunner speaks for agriculture committee Senator Sibert motions for a formal dress code for Saturday, June 18th. President Pro Tempore opens the floor for discussion and debate on a formal dress code for Saturday, June 18th. Senators Howell, Young, and Sibert spoke on the motion. President Pro Tempore informs the Senate that a Senate Resolution needs to be passed for a formal dress code for Saturday, June 18th. Senator Howell moved for a joint committee. The Senate agreed to move to a joint committee by a voice vote. Bill Clerk speaks to the Senate about communication issues between the House of Representatives, the Senate, and the Legislative Service Committee (LSC). Senator Stoots moved to reconsider S.B. 11. President Pro Tempore opens debate and discussion for reconsideration of S.B. 11. Senators Stoots, Ok, Howell, Sibert, Blackman, Leach, Lytle, McCully, Young, Boda, Choi, and Doshi. Senator Leach moved to end debate and vote on the reconsideration of S.B. 11. The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on moving S.B. 11 to first consideration. S.B. 11 was declined reconsideration with a roll cale vote of 8-14. Reading Clerk read and introduced S.B. 14 to the Senate. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 14 onto second consideration. Senators Sibert, McCully, and Leach spoke on S.B. 14 Senator Pappagallo moved to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 14 onto second consideration. Senator Kasik moved to table S.B. 14. The Senate proceeded to table S.B. 14. Senator Heath moved to recess. The Senate moved to recess at 9:58 a.m. The Senate reconvened at 11:14 a.m. Recording Clerk took roll call 1 Senate member was absent. (Hammond) President Pro Tempore recognizes Governor Jon Hovance to speak to the Senate. Governor Jon Hovance introduces ideas for bills to the Senate. Senator Leach motions to consider S.B. 14 The Senate proceeds to address S.B. 14. Senator McCully motions to waive the reading of S.B. 14. The Senate agrees to waive the reading of S.B. 14. President Pro Tempore opens the floor to debate and discussion of the passage of S.B. 14 onto second consideration. Senators Blackman, Lytle, Leach, Keith, Brunner, Vickers, and McCully spoke on S.B. 14 President Pro Tempore concedes his position as prociding officer to Senator Doshi. Senator Leach moved to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 14 onto second consideration. The Senate moved to end debate and voted on the passage of S.B. 14 onto second consideration. S.B. 14 was passed onto second consideration by a voice vote. Senate Pappagallo motions to adjourn. The Senate adjourned at 11:28 a.m. REPORT OF GENERAL PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE - AFTERNOON SESSION The Senate reconvened at 12:30 p.m. Bill Clerk took roll call. 2 Senate members were absent. (Howell, Sibert) Reading Clerk reintroduced the amended portions S.B. 12 to the Senate. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 12 through the Senate Senator Blackman moved to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 12 through the Senate The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on passing S.B. 12 through the Senate S.B. 12 was passed by a roll call vote of 19-1 Recording Clerk read and introduced S.R. 7 to the Senate. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.R. 7 onto second consideration. Senators McCully, and Doshi spoke on S.R. 7. Senator Vickers moved to end debate and vote on the passage of S.R. 7 onto second consideration. The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on passing S.R. 7 onto second consideration. S.R. 7 was passed onto second consideration by a voice vote. Senator Blackman moved to reconsider S.R. 7 back to first consideration. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion of moving S.R. 7 back to first consideration. The Senate moved to end debate and vote on moving S.R. 7 back to first consideration. The Senate agreed to move S.R. 7 back to first consideration. Senator Vickers motioned to suspend the rules and move S.R.7 onto third consideration. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion of the passage of S.R. 7 onto third consideration. Senator Blackman motioned to amend S.R. 7 President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion to amending S.R. 7. Senator Leach moved to end debate and vote on amending S.R. 7. The Senate agreed to amend S.R. 7. Senator Pappagallos motioned to consider S.R. 7 to be passed through the Senate. S.R. 7 was passed by a roll call vote of 15-5. Recording Clerk read and introduced S.B. 16 to the Senate. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 16 onto second consideration. Senator Stoots spoke on S.B. 16 Senator Pappagallos moved to suspend the rules and move S.B. 16 onto third consideration. The Senate agreed to suspend the rules and moved S.B. 16 onto third consideration President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion of the passage of S.B. 16 through the Senate. Senators Heath, Stoots, Zacharias, and Keith spoke on S.B. 16. Senator Keith moved to recess. The Senate agreed to recess at 12:49 p.m. The Senate reconvened. Bill Clerk took roll call. 1 Senate member was absent. (Vickers) President Pro Tempore opens the floor to debate and discussion of the passage of S.B. 16 through Senate. Senator Sibert motioned to amend S.B. 16 The Senate voted to not amend S.B. 16 by a roll call vote of 8-13. Senate Sibert initiated a point of order to amend S.B. 16 in order to correct the spelling of his name. Senator Leach motioned to pass S.B. 16 President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion of the passage of S.B. 16 through Senate. Senator Vickers motioned for a recess. The Senate recessed at 1:58 p.m. The Senate reconvened at 2:02 p.m. Recording Clerk took roll call. 1 Senate member was absent. (Pappagallos) President Pro Tempore resumed debate and discussion of the passage of S.B. 16 through the Senate. Senator Heath moved to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 16 through Senate. The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 16 through Senate. S.B. 16 was passed by a roll call vote of 14-9. Reading Clerk reintroduced S.B. 10 to the Senate. Senator Choi moved to waive the reading of S.B. 10 The Senate waived the reading of S.B. 10 President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 10 through the Senate Senator Leach moved to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 10 through Senate. The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on passing S.B. 10 through Senate. S.B. 10 was passed through Senate with a roll call vote of 11-5. Reading Clerk reintroduced S.B. 4 to the Senate. Senator Stoots moved to read only the amended parts of S.B. 4 The Senate agreed to move to read only the amended parts of S.B. 4. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 4 through the Senate. Senators Young, Stoots, Leach, Zacharias, and Keith spoke on S.B. 4. President Pro Tempore moved to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 4 through the Senate. The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on passing S.B. 4 through the Senate. S.B. 4 was passed with a roll call vote of 22-1. Reading Clerk read and introduced S.B. 17 to the Senate. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 17 onto second consideration. Senators Ok, Blackman, Keith, Kasik, Leach, Stoots, Zacharias, and Howell Senator Roblin moved to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 17 onto second consideration. The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on passing S.B. 17 onto second consideration. President Pro Tempore called a standing vote. S.B. 17 was not passed onto second consideration with a standing vote. Reading Clerk read and introduced S.B. 18 to the Senate. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 18 onto second consideration. Senator Doshi moved to suspend the rules and move S.B. 18 onto third consideration The Senate proceeded to suspend the rules and move S.B. 18 onto third consideration. President Prop Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion of the passage of S.B. 18 through the Senate. The Senate moved to end debate and vote on the passage of S.B. 18 through the Senate. S.B. 18 was passed with a roll call vote of 21-0. Senator Leach motioned to recess onto committees. The Senate recessed onto committees at 2:24 p.m. The Senate reconvened at 3:08 p.m. Recording Clerk took roll call. 5 Senate members were absent. (Boda, Choi, Kasik, Hammond, Keith) Recording Clerk read and introduced H.B. 12 to the Senate President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of H.B. 12 onto second consideration. Senators Zacharias, Keith, McCully, Blackman, and Howell spoke on H.B. 12. Senator Leach moved to end debate and vote on passing H.B. 12 onto second consideration. The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on passing H.B. 12 onto second consideration. H.B. 12 was passed onto second consideration by a voice vote. Reading Clerk read and introduced S.B. 19 to the Senate President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 19 onto second consideration. Senator Vickers motioned to suspend the rules and move S.B. 19 onto third consideration President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion of the passage of S.B. 19 through the Senate. Senators Blackman, Brunner, and Vickers spoke on S.B. 19 Senator Pappagallos moved to end debate and vote on passing S.B. 19 onto second consideration The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on passing S.B. 19 onto second consideration. S.B. 19 was passed with a role call vote of 22-1. Reading Clerk read and introduced S.B. 20 to the Senate President Prop Tempore proceeds his chair to Senator Doshi. The Senate agreed to move S.B. 20 onto third consideration. President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of S.B. 20 onto third consideration. The Senate moved to end debate and vote on passing S.B. 20 through the Senate The Senate proceeded to end debate and vote on passing S.B. 20 through the Senate S.B. 20 was passed with a roll call vote of 14-0. Recording Clerk read and introduced the amended portions of H.B. 10 to the Senate President Pro Tempore opened the floor to debate and discussion for the passage of H.B. 10 onto second consideration. Senator Leach motioned to move H.B. 10 back to first consideration. H.B. 10 was not moved back to first consideration with a standing vote of 11-11 and an abstained vote by the President Pro Tempore. Senator Howell motioned to move H.B. 10 back to first consideration H.B. 10 was moved back to first consideration with a standing vote of 12-11. Senator Howell motioned to adjourn. The Senate did not move to adjourn by a voice vote. Senator Stoots motioned to reconsider moving H.B. 10 back to first consideration. The Senate agreed to reconsider H.B.10 by a standing vote. H.B. is moved into third consideration by a standing vote. Senator Leach motioned to end debate. Senator Sibert moved to amend H.B. 10. The Senate agreed to amend H.B. 10 by a voice vote. Senator Pappagallos moved to end debate and vote on the passage of H.B. 10 through the Senate. H.B. 10 was passed with a roll call vote of 18-4. Senator Brunner moved to adjourn. The Senate agreed to adjourn at 3:57 p.m.

FOURTH DAY ROOM 0025 in the House of Representatives, Buckeye Boys State Saturday, June 18, 2022, 8:30 o’clock a.m. The House met today to conclude the 85th session of the House of Representatives for the Buckeye Boys State General Assembly. SUMMATION OF LEGISLATION IN THE HOUSE H.B. 7: PASSED 2nd CONSIDERATION Concerns the allowance of B.B.S cities and counties to produce their own flags or coat of arms. H.B. 10: PASSED 2nd CONSIDERATION Concerns the capping of costs on life-saving drugs H.B. 15: PASSED 2nd CONSIDERATION Concerns the establishment of a flat income tax for B.B.S citizens. H.B. 16: PASSED 3rd CONSIDERATION, SENT TO SENATE Concerns lowering the price of gasoline. H.B. 21: TABLED AT THIRD CONSIDERATION Concerns the allocation of funding to historical sites. H.B. 24: PASSED 2nd CONSIDERATION Concerns both the decriminalization and legalization of marijuana. H.B. 25: TABLED Concerns the funding of school districts for life skill purposes H.B. 26: KILLED IN 3rd CONSIDERATION Concerns the funding of life skill programs in Ohio school districts H.B. 27: KILLED IN 3rd CONSIDERATION Concerns a tax deduction for school employees H.B. 28: KILLED IN COMMITTEE Concerns the lowering of gas prices H.B. 29: KILLED IN 3rd CONSIDERATION Concerns the establishment of the B.B.S Public School Financial Booster Act H.B. 30: KILLED IN 3rd CONSIDERATION Concerns senior citizen technology programs H.B. 31: PASSED 2nd CONSIDERATION Concerns the right to repair H.B. 32: KILLED IN 3rd CONSIDERATION Concerns the prevention of expansive spending involving NOSA S.B. 10: PASSED 3rd CONSIDERATION, SENT TO GOVERNOR Concerns the implementation of solar panels in crop fields. S.B. 16: PASSED 2nd CONSIDERATION Concerns the increase in the State Auditor’s budget S.B. 19: PASSED 2nd CONSIDERATION Concerns the accommodations of concert attendees with disabilities H.B. 33: PASSED 3rd CONSIDERATION, SENT TO SENATE Concerns incentivising sustainable farming operations. H.B. 34: PASSED 3rd CONSIDERATION, SENT TO SENATE Concerns the reduction of income and property taxes for veterans. S.B. 4: KILLED IN COMMITTEE Concerns the revision of standards and regulations for fertilizer S.B. 13: PASSED 2nd CONSIDERATION Concerns the amednment of death penalty related Ohio Revised Code S.B. 14: PASSED 2nd CONSIDERATION Concerns the enactment of the Stable Foster Homes Act H.B. 35: PASSED 2nd CONSIDERATION Concerns the establishment of a new Redistricting Commission to draw Congressional Districts J.R. 2: PASSED Concerns the thanking of LSC and Clerk staff of the General Assembly. H.B. 36: PASSED 2nd CONSIDERATION Concerns the strengthening of anti-bullying and mental health programs. S.B. 20: PASSED 2nd CONSIDERATION Concerns the incentivization of installing solar panels in parking lots. S.B. 25: KILLED Concerns the financial support of people aged out of the foster care system. C.R. 1: PASSED Concerns the sine die adjournment of the 85th B.B.S. Grand Assembly Session REPORT OF GENERAL PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE - MORNING SESSION Speaker Whittaker brought the House to order at 8:30 o’clock a.m. Immediately after, Recording Clerk Cooper called the roll. Representative Smith led the House in the invocation and Speaker Whittaker led the Pledge of Allegiance. Journal Clerk Swartz read the Journal from the second day in session. Speaker Whitaker moved through the order of business until reaching bills for consideration of amendment. Thereafter, Reading Clerk Warner read H.B. 10, and Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of H.B. 10 to second consideration. For clarification, H.B. 10 was amended in the Senate, and therefore reintroduced at first consideration in the House. Representative Smith stated his belief that H.B. 10 be moved to the FAW committee. Seeing no further debate, Speaker Whittaker motioned a vote to pass H.B. 10 to second consideration. Via a voice vote, H.B. 10 was passed to second consideration successfully Speaker Whittaker moved to order of business four, bills for third consideration. Reading Clerk Warner read H.B. 16, and Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of H.B. 16 to third consideration. Representative Smith stated his appreciation of H.B. 16. Representative Draga stated that H.B. 16 would not accurately balance the budget in the way described. Representative Whitman argued the merit of the bill despite its inability to properly balance the budget. Representative Daubenmire addressed the concerns on the balancing of expenditures. Representative Fritz, in rebuttal, argued against the notion the H.B. 16 would not properly balance the budget. Representative Whitman motioned to end debate, and via an overwhelming voice vote, debate ended. Seeing no further debate, Speaker Whittaker moved to send H.B. 16 to second consideration. Via voice vote it passed overwhelmingly to third consideration. Reading Clerk Warner read H.B. 30. The House motioned to wave reading, and Representative Schulze summarized his bill. Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of H.B. 30 to third consideration. Representative Smith, Ali, Miller, and Beasley stated it is not the responsibility of the government to fund the programs outlined in H.B. 30. Representative Dye questioned the amount of people the proposed program would reach. Representative Faye sought out a point of consideration on where the funding of H.B. 30 would come from. Representative Giles motioned to end debate, and via an overwhelming voice vote, debate ended. Seeing no further debate, Speaker Whittaker moved to send H.B. 30 to second consideration. With the voice vote inconclusive, division was called and the House voted via roll call. With 14-18, H.B. 30 failed to pass. Reading Clerk Warner read H.B. 21. The House motioned to wave reading, and Representative Henry summarized his bill. Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of H.B. 21 to third consideration ensued. Representatives Miller, Lyden, Beasley, and McFarland stated their utmost belief in H.B. 21 Representative Sooy sought out a point of information on what the current funding for historical site maintenance currently is. Representative Schulze questioned the way in which historical sites will fund themselves. Representative Adams motioned to end debate, and via an overwhelming voice vote, debate ended. Seeing no further debate, Speaker Whittaker moved to send H.B. 30 to second consideration. Via voice vote, the House overwhelmingly passed H.B. 30. Reading Clerk Warner read H.B. 27. Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of H.B. 27 to third consideration ensued. Representative Draga, Miller, Beasley, and Daubenmire stated the fiscal irresponsibility of H.B. 27. Representative Green questioned where the funding of this bill would come from. Representative Lyden motioned to end debate, and via an overwhelming voice vote, debate ended. Seeing no further debate, Speaker Whittaker moved to send H.B. 27 to third consideration. Via voice vote, the House failed to pass H.B. 27. Reading Clerk Warner read H.B. 26. Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of H.B. 26 for third consideration ensued. Representative Henry argued that funding should go solely to schools that do not already have these programs. Representative McFarland, Hanes, and Lane pointed out that it is not the responsibility of public school systems to teach these programs seeing as trade and vocational schools provide these programs Representative Draga stated his distaste in H.B. 26 Representative Daubenmire motioned to end debate, and via an overwhelming voice vote, debate ended. Seeing no further debate, Speaker Whittaker moved to send H.B. 26 to third consideration. Via voice vote, the House failed to pass H.B. 26. Reading Clerk Warner read H.B. 29. Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of H.B. 29 for third consideration ensued. Representative Lyden shared fears with H.B. 29 that taxes on high-income families would negatively affect the economy. Representative Smith stated his belief that the General Assembly should not be working to raise taxes. Representative Beasley and Sooy stated their distaste in the bill The House motioned to end debate, and via an overwhelming voice vote, debate ended. Seeing no further debate, Speaker Whittaker moved to send H.B. 29 to third consideration. With an inconclusive voice vote, division was called and roll call ensued. With roll call finished, the House voted 10-16. H.B. 29 was killed in third consideration. Seeing no further bills for third consideration, Speaker Whittaker moved on to reports from committees. EGU Chairman Whitman stated no bills to be discussed. FAW Chairman Ali stated no bills to be discussed. ACE Chairman Lyden stated no bills to be discussed. Reading Clerk Warner read H.B. 32. Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of H.B. 32 for third consideration ensued. Several representatives stated their belief that H.B. 32 be moved to the FAW committee. Seeing no further debate, Speaker Whittaker moved to send H.B. 32 to second consideration. With an overwhelming voice vote, H.B. 32 was moved to second consideration. Reading Clerk Warner read S.B. 10. The House motioned to waive the reading. The House, thereafter motioned to table S.B. 10, and via voice vote S.B. 10 was overwhelmingly tabled Reading Clerk Warner read S.B. 16. Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of S.B. 16 for second consideration ensued. Representative Smith stated his belief that S.B. 16 be moved to the FAW committee. Seeing no further debate, Speaker Whittaker moved to send S.B. 16 to second consideration. With an overwhelming voice vote, S.B. 16 was moved to second consideration. Reading Clerk Warner read H.B. 33. The House motioned to waive the reading. Representative Piel thereafter summarized H.B. 33. Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of H.B. 33 for second consideration ensued. Representative Whitman stated his belief that H.B. 33 be moved to the ACE committee Representative Smith stated his belief that H.B. 33 be moved to the FAW committee The House motioned to end debate, and via an overwhelming voice vote, debate ended. Seeing no further debate, Speaker Whittaker moved to send H.B. 33 to second consideration. Via voice vote, the House voted overwhelmingly to pass H.B. 33 to second consideration. Reading Clerk Warner read S.B. 19. The House motioned to untable S.B. 10 the reading. Now back on the floor, S.B. 10 was summarized by its sponsor, Senator Choi. Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of S.B. 10 for second consideration ensued. Representative Green stated his belief in moving S.B. 10 to the ACE committee. The House motioned to end debate, and via an overwhelming voice vote, debate ended. Seeing no further debate, Speaker Whittaker moved to send S.B. 10 to second consideration. With an overwhelming voice vote, the House passed S.B. 10 to second consideration. Reading Clerk Warner read H.B. 34. The House motioned to waive the reading. Representative Piel thereafter summarized H.B. 34. Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of H.B. 34 for second consideration ensued. Representative Smith stated his belief in moving H.B. 34 to the FAW committee. Seeing no further debate, Speaker Whittaker moved to send H.B. 34 to second consideration. With an overwhelming voice vote, the House passed H.B. 34 to second consideration. Reading Clerk Warner read S.B. 19. The House motioned to waive the reading. Reading Clerk Warner thereafter summarized S.B. 19. Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of S.B. 19 for second consideration ensued. Representative Smith sought out a point of information clarifying the real world application of S.B. 19. Seeing no further debate, Speaker Whittaker moved to send S.B. 19 to second consideration. With an overwhelming voice vote, the House passed S.B. 19 to second consideration. Reading Clerk Warner read S.B. 4. Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of S.B. 4 for second consideration ensued. The House motioned to move S.B. 4 to the ACE committee. Seeing no further debate, Speaker Whittaker moved to send S.B. 4 to second consideration. With an overwhelming voice vote, the House passed S.B. 4 to second consideration. Reading Clerk Warner read S.B. 14. Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of S.B. 14 for second consideration ensued. Before debate ensued, Speaker Whittaker offered his chair to Speaker Pro Tempore Adkisson. Representative Smith motioned to move S.B. 14 to the EGU committee. Seeing no further debate, Speaker Pro Tempore Adkisson moved to send S.B. 14 to second consideration. With an overwhelming voice vote, the House passed S.B. 14 to second consideration. Reading Clerk Warner read H.B. 35. Speaker Pro Tempore Adkisson opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of H.B. 35 for second consideration ensued. Representative Dye argued H.B 35 be moved to the EGU committee. Majority Leader Sooy motioned to temporarily suspend the rules, after being seconded, the House moved to vote on the suspension of rules. Via roll call, the House failed to enter a rule suspension by a vote of 6-16. The bill was later sent to second consideration unanimously. Committee meetings were called. The chair asked for a motion to recess until 11:00 o’clock a.m. Representative Wayt motioned to move to recess until 11:00 o’clock a.m. Committees were sent to deliberate. At 10:45 the House were called back into session. Role Call was called at 10:50 along with the passing of the speaker seat back to Speaker Whittaker. Speaker Whittaker spoke on behalf of the band stating that the band would be leaving around 11:00. Speaker Whittaker went through the orders of business until arriving at bills for third consideration. The Speaker asked for a motion to recess for five minutes. The motion was carried out through a motion via Representative Adkisson. A 5 minute Recess was taken and it transitioned into a recess until lunch. REPORT OF GENERAL PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE - AFTERNOON SESSION The House reconvened from recess at 12:30 o’clock p.m. Shortly thereafter, Speaker Whittaker called the assembly to order and Recording Clerk Cooper called the roll immediately after. Speaker Whittaker, moving through the orders of business, arrived at bills for third consideration. Thereafter, Reading Clerk Warner read H.B. 10, and Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of H.B. 10 to third consideration. Representative Beasley argued against H.B. 10 stating that its outlines are unfair for Healthcare establishments Majority Leader Sooy and Representative Chilton stated his support of the bill Representative David argued this bill may disencourage drug companies from producing insulin. Representative Smith retorted to disagreeing representatives that this bill would ensure that drug companies still make massive money. The House motioned to move to end debate, and via voice vote, debate ended. Speaker Whittaker motioned to pass H.B. 10, and via an overwhelming voice vote, it passed to third consideration. Reading Clerk Warner read H.B. 32. Speaker Pro Tempore Askisson opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of H.B. 32. Representative Ali questioned a claim stating H.B. 32 was improperly researched. Representative Chilton stated his undying support to NOSA. Representative Blakowski motioned to end debate, and via voice vote, debate ended. Speaker Whittaker motioned to pass H.B. 32, and via an overwhelming voice vote, it failed in third consideration. Reading Clerk Warner read H.B. 33. The House motioned to waive the reading. Speaker Whittaker sought out a summary from Representative Lyden. Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of H.B. 33. Representatives Fritz, McFarland, Draga, and Whitman shared their support in the bill. Representative Blakowski motioned to end debate, and via voice vote, debate ended. Speaker Whittaker motioned to pass H.B. 33, and via an overwhelming voice vote, it passed in third consideration. Reading Clerk Warner read H.B. 34. The House motioned to waive the reading. Speaker Whittaker sought out a summary from Representative Daubenmire. Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of H.B. 34. Representative Miller, although an advocate for veterans, felt the reduction was too costly. Representative Smith argued in support of H.B. 34. Representative Daubenmire further explained H.B. 34 to the House floor. Representative Ali shared with the House the fiscal impact of H.B. 34. The House motioned to move to end debate, and via voice vote, debate ended. Speaker Whittaker motioned to pass H.B. 34, and via an overwhelming voice vote, it passed to third consideration. Reading Clerk Warner read S.B. 10. The House motioned to waive the reading. Speaker Whittaker sought out a summary from Representative Lyden. Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of S.B. 10. Representative McFarland shared his support in S.B. 10. Representative Henry, with sources, shared an anecdote of financial gain in farmers who implemented processes similar to S.B. 10 Representative Beasley questioned the efficiency of S.B. 10 Representative Schulze insisted on the importance of passing S.B. 10 The House motioned to move to end debate, and via voice vote, debate ended. Speaker Whittaker motioned to pass S.B. 10, and via an overwhelming voice vote, it passed to third consideration. Reading Clerk Warner read J.R. 2. Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of J.R. 2. Representative McFarland insisten on the importance of J.R. 2. Representative Westbrook moved to the previous question, and was seconded. Via a voice vote, the motion to move to previous question passed Speaker Whittaker motioned to pass J.R. 2, and via an overwhelming voice vote, it passed. Seeing no further bills for third consideration, Speaker Whittaker moved on to reports from committees. EGU Chairman Whitman stated no bills to be discussed. FAW Chairman Ali stated no bills to be discussed. ACE Chairman Lyden stated no bills to be discussed. Seeing no further reports, Speaker Whittaker moved to introduce new bills Reading Clerk Warner read H.B. 36. Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of H.B. 36. Representative Miller motioned to move H.B. 36 to the EGU committee Seeing no further debate, Speaker Whittaker motioned to pass H.B. 36, and via an overwhelming voice vote, it passed to second consideration. Reading Clerk Warner read S.B. 20. The House motioned to waive the reading. Speaker Whittaker sought out a summary from Reading Clerk Warner. Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of S.B. 20. Several representatives argued the merit of moving S.B. 20 to different committees. Seeing no further debate, Speaker Whittaker motioned to pass S.B. 20, and via an overwhelming voice vote, it passed to second consideration. Representative Ali motioned to untable S.B. 13. With no opposition, S.B. 13 was untabled. Reading Clerk Warner read S.B. 13. The House motioned to waive the reading. Speaker Whittaker sought out a summary from Reading Clerk Warner. Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of S.B. 13. Representative Dye argued S.B. 13 be moved to the EGU committee. Seeing no further debate, Speaker Whittaker motioned to pass S.B. 13, and via an overwhelming voice vote, it passed to second consideration. At 1:10 o’clock p.m., Speaker Whittaker, seeking to move into recess for committees to discuss bills sent to second consideration, voted by voice to enter a recess until 2:00 o’clock p.m. Speaker Whittaker established a quorum to reconvene from recess at 1:45 o’clock p.m. Shortly thereafter, Speaker Whittaker called the assembly to order and Recording Clerk Cooper called the roll immediately after. Reading Clerk Warner read H.B. 36. Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of H.B. 36 to third considerations. Representative Smith shared his belief in H.B. 36. Representative Ali pointed out the possibly redundant aspect of H.B. 36. Seeing no further debate, Speaker Whittaker motioned to vote on the passage of H.B. 36, and via voice vote, it overwhelmingly passed to third consideration. Reading Clerk Warner read S.B. 25. Speaker Whittaker opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of S.B. 25 to third considerations. Representative Hayes pointed out the fiscal impact of one individual being supported by S.B. 25. Representative Henry sought a point of clarification on what bi-weekly referred to. Representative Draga sought a point of information on Section 2 of S.B. 25 Representative Dye pointed out the burden S.B. 25 would put on the economy. Representative Giles motioned to end debate. Via a voice vote, debate was ended. Seeing no further debate, Speaker Whittaker motioned to pass S.B. 25, and via an overwhelming voice vote, S.B. 25 failed to pass. At 2:00 o’clock p.m., Speaker Whittaker, seeking to move into recess for committees to discuss bills sent to second consideration, voted by voice to enter a recess until 2:15 o’clock p.m. The House reconvened from recess at 2:24 o’clock p.m. Shortly thereafter, Speaker Whittaker called the assembly to order and Recording Clerk Cooper called the roll immediately after. After a joint session was called, the Senate filed into the House of Representatives. Speaker Whittaker conceded the chair to the President of the Senate Kosta Volas. The President of the Senate Kosta Volas read C.B. 1. President Volas opened the floor to debate and discussion over the passage of C.B. 1. Seeing no further debate, President Volas motioned to vote on the passage of C.B. 1, and via voice vote, it overwhelmingly passed. The General Assembly motioned to adjourn. By a supermajority vote via voice, the B.B.S General Assembly’s fourth day was adjourned on Saturday, June 18th at 2:30 o’clock p.m. This concludes the 85th session of the Buckeye Boys State General Assembly.