House Committee on Commerce
April 15, 2024
9:30 a.m.
Room 1

Adjourned		 



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CALL TO ORDER

ROLL CALL

DISCUSSION OF LEGISLATION
 HB577CARVERCOMMERCIAL REGULATIONS - Prohibits social media companies from collecting data to use for targeted advertising to minors
 HB638MUSCARELLOPRIVATE SECURITY - Provides relative to entities practicing as licensed private security businesses
 HB749BAYHAMCOSMETOLOGY - Provides for unregulated services within the Louisiana Cosmetology Act
 HB808MIKE JOHNSONCEMETERIES - Regulates the operation of abandoned cemeteries
 HB814YOUNGBARBERS - Provides for student age requirements for barber college admissions
 HB861FONTENOTECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT - Provides relative to regional economic development organizations
 HB875GADBERRYFIRE PROTECT/FIRE MARSHAL - Provides for changes in fees relative to the state fire marshal (OR +$180,550 RV See Note)
 HB892WRIGHTCOMMERCIAL REGULATIONS - Provides relative to the formation and administration of decentralized unincorporated nonprofit associations
 HB893SCHAMERHORNAGRICULTURE - Requires solar farms to have buffer zones between the operational area of a solar farm and any adjoining residential area
 HB913SELDERSUTILITIES - Provides for transparency for utility bills
 HB930VENTRELLACOSMETOLOGY - Provides relative to cosmetology
 HB933BAYHAMHORTICULTURE - Provides with respect to retail florists and wholesale florists
 HB953FONTENOTCONTRACTORS - Provides relative to life safety and property protection and conveyance devices
 HCR2BAYHAMLICENSING - Amends and repeals administrative licensing requirements relative to alternative hair and alternative hair design

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Pursuant to House Rule 14.33, any interested person or any committee member may file with the committee a prepared statement concerning a specific instrument or matter under consideration by the committee or concerning any matter within the committee's scope of authority, and the committee records shall reflect receipt of such statement and the date and time thereof.

NOTE: Statements may be filed with the House Committee on Commerce via e-mail at h-com@legis.la.gov.