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[Senator Anne Watson (Chair)]: It's live. Okay. This is an Anatomy Resources and Energy coming back from a break, we are joined by our legislative council, a new draft of H seven twenty seven draft 1.6. Welcome.
[Mike Grady (Legislative Counsel)]: Morning, this is Mike Grady with Pledge Council. I'm sure this focus on the chain. Yes. So page 14, line 14, that center that discharges waste into the service Florida State, which shall monitor for the maximum number of PFAS that are detectable or printed in the US EPA standard method through the test of 01/01/2026. That centers shall not discharge waste that exceeds the criteria in the Vermont Water Quality Standards. No criteria has been established. For PFAS, the data center is withdrawing surface water groundwater for purposes of operating the data center's cooling center, cooling systems to the data center shall monitor the withdrawal water for PFAS at the point of withdrawal when the data center discharges waste from the cooling system to surface water. PFAS and the discharge gauge shall not exceed the level of PFAS detected in the surface water or groundwater withdrawn for purposes of operating the cooling system in 2000. Okay.
[Senator Anne Watson (Chair)]: Very nicely done. Okay.
[Committee Assistant/Clerk (unidentified)]: Thank you.
[Mike Grady (Legislative Counsel)]: And then why we are late, because section three a, I made a mistake of recommending a report from ANR, and I forgot to put it in. And then Yeah. Maria So you'll see an AR report of discharge from data centers to service law to the state on the fourth January twenty seventh. Secretary sent this to you recommend standard for offer SEP costs as a discharge in case with cooling systems that does such large.
[Committee Assistant/Clerk (unidentified)]: Good. We
[Senator Anne Watson (Chair)]: had some discussion about whether or not this was sufficient. So this might, could potentially be more holistic Okay. Or Just a report, go on. Okay, and that's the only change from what we'd otherwise looked at, right? And I would entertain a motion. I move H727, draft number 1.6 from today at 11.3a. M. Okay, whenever the clerk is ready, we shall call the roll.
[Committee Assistant/Clerk (unidentified)]: Okay. Voting on version draft 1.6 favorable. Senator Beck? Yes. Senator Bongartz? Yes. Senator Hardy? Yes. Senator Williams? Yes. Senator Watson? Yes.
[Mike Grady (Legislative Counsel)]: 5,000.
[Committee Assistant/Clerk (unidentified)]: Yay. It's an important bill.
[Senator Anne Watson (Chair)]: Is an important bill. And I had mentioned some words of this happening to everybody at some point, but I mean, will be
[Committee Assistant/Clerk (unidentified)]: the official reporter. However,
[Senator Anne Watson (Chair)]: I would like to break up the reporting of this bill and show me throughout some potential assignments for this. I Now, I'm happy to get it started and do the purpose and the definitions, suppose. Sergeant Hardy, I'm wondering if you would be okay with the large load portion. The large loads? The large loads equity contract. Sure. And then I'm going to do the It is the section on demand side management. Why don't you just email us our section? I'll email it. And then we can also if you don't like it, we can barter. We can barter. You can barter. That's
[Committee Assistant/Clerk (unidentified)]: not bad.
[Senator Anne Watson (Chair)]: Okay, so we'll email. Thank you. Because we gotta move on. Let's go to Vaudeville.
[Mike Grady (Legislative Counsel)]: Draft number 61.
[Senator Anne Watson (Chair)]: Thank you, Maria.
[Mike Grady (Legislative Counsel)]: 10AM, time stamp, and today's seat. You can all have a copy now. Now I'm just gonna go through the changes. Just through the change?
[Senator Anne Watson (Chair)]: Yes, the change.
[Mike Grady (Legislative Counsel)]: At page one, this is in the plan and fair compensation requirements that's striking the difference here, the separate here for single fee on reverse vending machines. Then on the next page, 21, this is the, what I was talking about earlier about I took a report out of the plan and put it in the report, and ours doing a more truncated report and putting this report back in the plan. After the plan is effective for two years and six months, the PRO submits a report on fair compensation to the secretary. The reporting describes how the producer responsibility is adjusted. Compensation for points of redemption when documented July, such an adjustment is not necessary. And so again, moving on from there is page 30.
[Senator Anne Watson (Chair)]: Wait, hang on a sec. I want to just, I need to stick with this for a second. Gonna submit report, fair compensation. Okay, sorry, thank you. I just needed to like, one more time.
[Committee Assistant/Clerk (unidentified)]: Yeah.
[Senator Anne Watson (Chair)]: Okay, go ahead.
[Mike Grady (Legislative Counsel)]: Page 30, this is in the future requirements for acceptance of beverage containers. On line nine, there is a discussion for the fraudulent purchase out of state, redeemed containers of how a redemption center would be found by the water health responsible, so we're known to have been purchased out of the state. K. So those would not be being built. Thirty thirty six. This is the A and R report. It's now a status report. They gave it to you 01/01/2030. The report on the status of implementation of the plan summarizes the approved plan for redemption. Federalist Containers of Liberty College Banks imply the statutory requirements for convenience of collection and fair compensation. Reduce redemption, prescribes out the PROs, updated her plans, implement our redemption technologies, modernize redemption services and improve the continued insufficiency of redemption services. And then last, provide any other information in Secretary needs relevant for the patient's treatment plan. Yeah. So page 37, section seven, this is the repeal of the one year, what are we calling it, the buffer or the
[Senator Anne Watson (Chair)]: Yeah, yeah.
[Mike Grady (Legislative Counsel)]: The pillow, I can't remember.
[Senator Anne Watson (Chair)]: Buffer sounds good.
[Mike Grady (Legislative Counsel)]: And so you will see later on in the effective dates in July 2030 that this is repealed and that compensation will be provided by the PRO. Reduction location or goods and redemption location shall negotiate. Other redemption location on location shall be compensated for collection. And then the next page is on page 42, and that is the effective date I just spoke of, women appeal, July.
[Senator Anne Watson (Chair)]: Great. Awesome. Okay. Thank you. This all looks good.
[Mike Grady (Legislative Counsel)]: Bill has highlighting in it. As soon as you approve it, I'll run it to my office and start to highlight.
[Senator Anne Watson (Chair)]: Okay. Any further discussion on this? Okay, great. I move. Yes, draft 6.1 of H915
[Committee Assistant/Clerk (unidentified)]: or Senator Beck? Yes. Senator Bongartz? Yes. Senator Hardy?
[Senator Ruth Hardy (Member)]: Yes. Senator Williams? Yes. Senator Watsk? Yes.
[Committee Assistant/Clerk (unidentified)]: Thank you.
[Mike Grady (Legislative Counsel)]: Jude, I'll send you a clean copy of the minute.
[Senator Anne Watson (Chair)]: Okay, thank you. Thank you, everybody. Thank you, committee.
[Committee Assistant/Clerk (unidentified)]: So I'll be in the court this.
[Senator Anne Watson (Chair)]: If you're danger, that would be fabulous. Thank you so much.
[Committee Assistant/Clerk (unidentified)]: Never done a bombing. Okay.
[Senator Anne Watson (Chair)]: Well, thank you. This was a long day. A lot of things really appreciated of everybody and all the conversations that happened.