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[Philip Baruth (Member)]: Real life.
[Nader Hashim (Chair)]: Good morning. We're back in senate judiciary. A few minutes behind on it, but we are going to discuss and vote on s two zero three, which was a small technical amendment DUI statutes that switched around the word conviction with word violates and in a few different segments. And this was to clear up some confusion that tended to happen when people were charged with multiple offenses over time of DUI. And there were no changes made to it, so we'll be voting on the version as introduced. Any last minute issues or discussion?
[Philip Baruth (Member)]: So, basically, what the bill does to it removes the conviction date, puts it as a bi initial date. Is that twenty year starts and then Yes. Yes.
[Nader Hashim (Chair)]: Robson. Sorry. It switches requires a prediction. But the clock starts ticking at the violation. Yeah. At the violation. They're such a simple you know, I don't know why it's anyways. Alright. So if there's no other discussion obtain a motion to vote it out favorably. We'll make that motion. Is there a second? And could you please call the roll?
[Committee Assistant (Staff Clerk)]: Yes. Senator Baruth.
[Philip Baruth (Member)]: Yes.
[Committee Assistant (Staff Clerk)]: Senator Mattos? Senator Norris? Yes. Senator Vyhovsky? Yes.
[Tanya Vyhovsky (Member)]: Senator Chittenden?
[Nader Hashim (Chair)]: Yes.
[Committee Assistant (Staff Clerk)]: Four zero one. Who is going to report it?
[Nader Hashim (Chair)]: I can report it unless somebody has a burning desire to report this one. If it doesn't know, I'll let them
[Philip Baruth (Member)]: report. Introduce by a sign for the.
[Nader Hashim (Chair)]: Great. Thank you. Alright. So we got a couple of minutes. We can go offline for now. Please.