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But doesn't reciprocity do that already?

Rename nursing home to nursing facility

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Texsquatch wrote:But doesn't reciprocity do that already?

No, some states have less stringent requirements.

TXBO wrote:What was amendment 13? Sounds like it was acceptable to author.

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Texsquatch wrote:But doesn't reciprocity do that already?

Exactly. Why enter a reciprocity agreement with a state where you don't agree with their licensing practices?

As in the past, CHL reciprocity should be managed by the AG and the Governor's office, not a bill like HB910.

Does Texas recognize any drivers license issued by California? Including those that California are now issuing to illegal aliens? I'm sure Democrats will get right on a bill to not recognize those (since they're issued under a standard less strict than Texas)

TXBO wrote:What was amendment 13? Sounds like it was acceptable to author.

it changes "Nursing Home" to "Nursing Facility".

Reciprocity is negotiated by the Governor and AG. Doesn't need to be in this law.

Finally a good amendment.

Codifies the fact that a field trip doesn't turn a place into a GFZ.

v7a wrote:Does Texas recognize any drivers license issued by California? Including those that California are now issuing to illegal aliens? I'm sure Democrats will get right on a bill to not recognize those (since they're issued under a standard less strict than Texas)

True. As to the argument that Texas does not recognize medical licensing from other states -- maybe we should revisit that! (Actually I believe that is underway for EMT licensing...)

juno106 wrote:How bad a setback that they pulled Campus Carry amendment?

Charles L. Cotton wrote:

TXBO wrote:

Charles L. Cotton wrote:Fletcher is going to be fun!!

Chas.

Were you expecting this?

Yes. Between the Navarez's Amendment 3 and Fletcher's 11, it was a very long night and early morning. Sorry, can't say more at this point.

Chas.

It's not.

Chas.

Strickland's screwed. It'll start tightening up on him. He won't get invited to the backyard barbecues, his emails and phone calls won't be returned, he'll eat alone in the cafeteria, etc. Documents he leaves to be copied or printed will get "lost," they'll "forget" to invite him to meetings, all kinds of things. You tick these people off, they can get very, very nasty.

mr1337 wrote:Finally a good amendment.

Codifies the fact that a field trip doesn't turn a place into a GFZ.

There's a problem with it, but I can't discuss it now.

Chas.

#15 this sounds different then what is talked about here in regards to a school showing up at a location?