WANNA SAY GOOD MORNING? BUENOS
DIAS. WELCOME TO EACH AND EVERY
ONE OF YOU, WE HAVE YET TO
ESTABLISH A QUORUM, BUT FOR YOUR
READING, I AM CALLING THIS,
HEARING TO ORDER, THE COMMITTEE
ON ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT AND
TOURISM. BEFORE WE START, I WANT
TO GO OVER A FEW HOUSEKEEPING
ITEMS, WE WILL ONLY BE ACCEPTING
IN-PERSON TESTIMONY AND
WITNESSES IN SUPPORT AND
OPPOSITION, THE BILLS BEING
PRESENTED WILL HAVE A MAXIMUM OF
TWO MINUTES FOR THE PRIMARY
WITNESS AND SUPPORT AND TWO,
MINUTES FOR THE WITNESS IN
OPPOSITION. PRIMARY WITNESS IN
OPPOSITION. EACH WITNESS WILL
HAVE AGAIN TWO MINUTES AFTER WE
HAVE HEARD FROM THE PRIMARY
WITNESS. MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC
WILL ALSO HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO
SPEAK. I WILL ASK THAT YOU TO
PLEASE STATE YOUR NAME, YOUR
ORGANIZATION THAT YOU REPRESENT,
AND YOUR POSITION ON THE BILL.
NO COMMENTARY, JUST THAT,
FORWARD. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS
WILL BE RULED OUT OF ORDER.
ANYONE ACTING INAPPROPRIATELY OR
DISRESPECTFULLY, TOWARDS THE
PARTICIPANTS HERE IN THIS
HEARING ROOM WILL BE ASKED TO
LEAVE THE COMMITTEE WILL ALSO
ACCEPT WRITTEN TESTIMONY THROUGH
THE POSITION LETTER PORTAL ON
THE COMMITTEE'S WEBSITE. SO WE
INVITE YOU TO, IF YOU WANTED TO
MAKE SURE YOU WEIGH IN ON ANY
ITEMS, TO PLEASE TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF YOUR WRITTEN TESTIMONIES ON
THE POSITION, LETTER PORTHOLE,
THERE. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, YOU
CAN FIND IT ON THE WEBSITE, ONE
FINAL NOTE, IS THAT SB 829 HAS
BEEN PULLED FROM THE COMMITTEE,
AT THE REQUEST OF THE AUTHOR,
WITH THAT BEING SAID, WE SEE OUR
FIRST, PRESENTER, SHE'S HERE
PRESENTING ON ITEM NUMBER ONE,
AND WE WILL ASK, ALL MEMBERS,
THAT ARE ON THIS COMMITTEE TO
PLEASE REPORT TO ROOM 444. SO WE
CAN BEGIN
.
WE SEE ANOTHER MEMBER. WE WILL
START AND BEGIN AS A
SUBCOMMITTEE AT THIS PARTICULAR
POINT IN TIME. MISS DAVIES,
WOULD YOU PLEASE APPROACH? MADAM
SECRETARY WILL ASK. DO YOU SEE A
QUORUM PRESENT? OKAY. THERE'S NO
QUORUM PRESENT AT THE PRESENT
TIME, MISS DAVIES. WE WILL GIVE
YOU AN OPPORTUNITY TO START ON
FILE ITEM NUMBER ONE. WE WILL
ACT AS A SUBCOMMITTEE, AND WHEN
WE HAVE A FULL QUORUM, WE'LL BE
TAKING THIS ITEM UP. AND YOU
WILL BE PRESENTING ASSEMBLY BILL
1966. SO WHEN READY, PLEASE
PROCEED. YOU'RE GOING. OH, THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, MR. CHAIR.
MEMBERS, TODAY I'M HERE TO
PRESENT AB 1966. I FIRST WANT TO
THANK COMMITTEE STAFF FOR
WORKING WITH MY STAFF AND
STAKEHOLDERS ON THIS MEASURE.
CURRENT LAW REQUIRES CERTAIN
TYPES OF BUSINESSES AND
TRANSPORTATION LOCATIONS TO
PLACE HUMAN TRAFFICKING RESOURCE
POSTERS ON THEIR PREMISES. THESE
POSTERS INCLUDE THE NAMES AND
NUMBERS OF ORGANIZATIONS SOMEONE
CAN CALL TO REPORT A TIP ON A
SUSPECTED CASE, OR CALL FOR
RESOURCES ON HOW TO ESCAPE IF
THEY ARE A VICTIM THEMSELVES. AB
1966 IS A COMMON SENSE MEASURE
TO BUILD ON THIS LAW AND NOW
ENACT A DIGITAL VERSION OF THIS
LAW. FOR WHEN SOMEONE BUYS A
TICKET FOR A LARGE SPORTING OR
MUSICAL EVENT, THE BILL WILL
REQUIRE THAT WHENEVER A TICKET
IS PURCHASED WITH ELECTRONIC
RECEIPT, YOU GET IN YOUR EMAIL,
THE DIGITAL TICKET WOULD ALSO
INCLUDE A NOTICE ABOUT RESOURCES
AVAILABLE IN THE STATE FOR HUMAN
TRAFFICKING VICTIMS. WHILE THERE
IS NO DIRECT CORRELATION BETWEEN
LARGE EVENTS AND HUMAN
TRAFFICKING OCCURRENCES, THERE
ARE CASES WHERE LAW ENFORCEMENT
HAS SEEN AN INCREASE IN
SUSPECTED ACTIVITY IN 2023, IN
RELATIONSHIPS TO THE SUPER BOWL
HOSTING ARIZONA, IT WAS REPORTED
THAT PHOENIX LAW ENFORCEMENT
AGENCIES ARRESTED MORE THAN 350
PEOPLE IN CONNECTION WITH HUMAN
TRAFFICKING AND SEX CRIMES. 120
OF THESE ARRESTS WERE FOR
ALLEGED SEX BUYERS, WITH
CALIFORNIA SET TO HOST MAJOR
SPORTING EVENTS, INCLUDING THE
2027 SUPER BOWL AND THE 2028
SUMMER OLYMPICS. IT IS NEVER TOO
SOON TO PREPARE OURSELVES WITH
LAWS IN PLACE TO PROTECT
POTENTIAL VICTIMS. WITH ME HERE
TODAY TO TESTIFY IS TAMAR FOSTER
, WHO IS THE DEPUTY EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR OF THE LITTLE HOOVER
COMMISSION, WHO HAS DONE GREAT
WORK AND REPORTS ON WAYS
CALIFORNIA CAN IMPROVE OUR HUMAN
TRAFFICKING LAWS. AB 1966 HAS NO
OPPOSITION, AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN AYE VOTE. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH. YOU MAY PROCEED. YOU
HAVE TWO MINUTES. THANK YOU, MR.
CHAIR, AND MEMBERS. I'M DEPUTY
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE LITTLE
HOOVER COMMISSION. THE
COMMISSION IS AN INDEPENDENT,
BIPARTISAN, AN OVERSIGHT AGENCY
CHARGED WITH INVESTIGATING STATE
OPERATIONS AND MAKING
RECOMMENDATIONS TO IMPROVE THE
EFFICIENCY ECONOMY AND IMPROVED
SERVICE FOR STATE GOVERNMENT. SO
BACK IN 2020, THE COMMISSION
ISSUED A SERIES OF THREE REPORTS
ON LABOR TRAFFICKING. MY REMARKS
TODAY WILL FOCUS ON THE SECOND
OF THOSE REPORTS, TITLED LABOR
TRAFFICKING STRATEGIES TO
UNCOVER THIS HIDDEN CRIME. IN
OUR STUDY, THE COMMISSION FOUND
THAT LABOR TRAFFICKING IS
PRESENT IN A NUMBER OF
INDUSTRIES AND SECTORS IN OUR
STATE. YET EFFORTS TO ERADICATE
THIS CRIME INEVITABLY MUST BEGIN
WITH EFFECTIVE DETECTION THAT
IS, FINDING IT WHEREVER AND
WHENEVER IT OCCURS. BUT THIS IS
A DAUNTING TASK, PARTICULARLY
BECAUSE MANY MEMBERS OF THE
PUBLIC LACK THE KNOWLEDGE TO
RECOGNIZE THE SIGNS AND TO THE
UNSUSPECTING OBSERVER, THE WORK
ITSELF MAY SOMETIMES APPEAR
LEGITIMATE. BROADLY INCREASING
PUBLIC AWARENESS OF LABOR
TRAFFICKING IS ONE WAY TO HELP
IMPROVE BOTH VICTIM
IDENTIFICATION AND CRIME
PREVENTION. THE COMMISSION
RECOMMENDED THE STATE PROMOTE
EFFORTS THAT ALERT THE PUBLIC TO
THE EXISTENCE OF HUMAN
TRAFFICKING IN ALL OF ITS FORMS,
THAT IS, FOR SEX AND LABOR. BY
REQUIRING TICKET SELLERS TO
NOTICE THE PUBLIC ABOUT ALL
FORMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING, THIS
BILL WOULD HELP RAISE AWARENESS
OF THE CRIME AND THE RESOURCES
AVAILABLE TO HELP ITS VICTIMS.
FOR THESE REASONS, WE
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST YOUR
SUPPORT. THANK YOU. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH. I WANT TO PAUSE FOR A
MOMENT AND ASK THE SECRETARY.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL TO
ESTABLISH A QUORUM. GIBSON GIBBS
AND I ARE HERE. WALLACE. HERE.
FONG HERE. LACKEY HERE. MCKENNA.
SANTIAGO VALENCIA. HERE A QUORUM
HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED, THANK YOU
VERY MUCH FOR YOUR TESTIMONY.
WE, WITNESS IN OPPOSITION.
THERE'S NO WITNESS. OPPOSITION
ON FILE, ANY WITNESSES IN
SUPPORT WANTS TO COME TO THE
MICROPHONE. THE MICROPHONE IS
THERE FOR YOU TO REGISTER YOUR.
AYE. VOTE SEEING NONE.
OPPOSITION. NO VOTE. HEARING
NONE. THANK YOU VERY MUCH, FIRST
OF ALL, I WANT TO SAY THANK YOU
VERY MUCH TO MISS DAVIES FOR
BRINGING THIS, GOOD, SENSIBLE
LEGISLATION BEFORE US ASSEMBLY
BILL 1966, WITH MAJOR EVENTS
BEING HOSTED IN CALIFORNIA, WITH
THE NEXT FEW YEARS INCLUDING
2026 WORLD CUP, 2027, THE SUPER
BOWL 2028, THE OLYMPIC GAMES, I
JUST WANT TO THANK THE AUTHOR
AGAIN FOR BRINGING THIS ISSUE
BEFORE US. I THINK THAT THIS IS
A TIMELY AND PERFECT TIME TO
RECEIVE THIS INFORMATION. AND
THE PHONE NUMBERS AND ARE
IMPORTANT REGARDING THE HUMAN
TRAFFICKING AND THE LINE FOR
INDIVIDUALS TO SUSPECT HUMAN
TRAFFICKING, GETTING THAT
INFORMATION TO PEOPLE'S HANDS SO
THAT THEY WILL ATTEND, BECAUSE
AGAIN, THESE EVENTS, FOR
ENTERTAINMENT AND SPORTS, WE
WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT WE KEEP
THESE INDIVIDUALS SAFE, TO ENJOY
THESE EVENTS. AS THE CHAIR OF
THIS COMMITTEE, I AM SUPPORTIVE
OF IN ANY STEPS CAN BE TAKEN TO
IMPROVE THE EXPERIENCE AND ALSO
THE SAFETY EXPERIENCE WHEN
INDIVIDUALS COME FROM ALL OVER
THE WORLD COMING TO CALIFORNIA,
ARE YOU CONSIDERING ANY, ANY
AMENDMENTS, OF THIS BILL THAT
WILL POINT TO TICKETS SOLD OR ON
THE SECONDARY MARKET, ACTUALLY,
RIGHT NOW OUR OFFICE IS
CURRENTLY LOOKING AT OPTIONS TO
SEE IF THERE'S, I NEED TO
INCLUDE SECONDARY SELLERS IN THE
BILL AS WELL AS TO ENSURE EVERY
PERSON TO GET A TICKET,
REGARDLESS OF WHERE IT COMES
FROM. AND IT'S INCLUDED. GREAT
LET ME BRING IT BACK TO THE
COMMITTEE. ANY MEMBERS WISHING
TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS OF THE
AUTHOR OF THE BILL? SECOND,
FANTASTIC. WOULD YOU LIKE TO
HAVE ANY FINAL WORDS TO CLOSE.
THANK YOU. AND I RESPECTFULLY
ASK FOR AN AYE VOTE. THANK YOU
VERY MUCH, MADAM CHAIR. PLEASE
CALL THE ROLL. GIBSON. AYE.
GIBSON. AYE. WALLACE AYE.
WALLACE. AYE. FONG. FONG AYE.
LACKEY A LACKEY. AYE. MCKENNA A
MCKENNA. AYE. SANTIAGO VALENCIA.
YES. VALENCIA. AYE THANK YOU.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. WE'RE GOING
TO HOLD THE ROLL OPEN FOR ABSENT
MEMBERS. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR
YOUR PRESENTATION, WE'LL ASK THE
SERGEANTS TO REACH OUT TO THE
PUBLIC SAFETY CHAIR WHO'S
CHAIRING THE MEETING, AND ASK
HIM IF HE CAN COME DOWN AND
PRESENT HIS BILL. THANK YOU.
GOOD MORNING. SOMETIMES I
COULDN'T, AND SOMETIMES DON'T.
IT'S MY ERA. THAT MOTION WAS Dð
PASS, WE'LL KEEP THE ROLL OPEN
AND THAT BILL WILL BE HEADED
FOR, COMMITTEE. THIRD READING.
ON A THIRD READING. THANK YOU
.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. WE PLEASE
PRESENT, MISS MCCARTY ON FILE
ITEM NUMBER TWO, ASSEMBLY BILL
2203, TICKET SALE. SELLERS,
ELECTRONIC TICKET TICKETS. SO
PLEASE PROCEED WHEN READY. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU, MR. CHAIR. I
KNOW THIS IS A HOT TOPIC, AND
YOU HAD A INFORMATIONAL HEARING
ON THIS AS THIS IS A PIECE OF
THE PUZZLE OF SEVERAL LAWMAKERS
IN THE SENATE AND ASSEMBLY ARE
LOOKING TO LOOK AT THIS ISSUE OF
TICKET PRICING AND HELPING
CONSUMERS WHILE PROTECTING
VENUES AND ARTISTS, MAKING SURE
THAT PEOPLE WHO TRY TO PURCHASE
TICKETS TO GO TO A SPORTING
EVENT, A CONCERT ARE TAKEN CARE
OF. THEY'RE SPENDING THEIR HARD
EARNED MONEY, SOMETIMES FLYING
ACROSS THE COUNTRY, AND WE WANT
TO MAKE SURE THAT THEIR WISHES
ARE RESPECTED AND WE TAKE CARE
OF CONSUMERS. SO, THIS HELPS.
ONE PIECE OF THE PUZZLE AND
CRACKS DOWN ON THE PREDATORY
TICKET RESELLERS ON THE
SECONDARY MARKET BY PREVENTING
THEM FROM SELLING THE SAME
TICKET ACROSS MULTIPLE
PLATFORMS. SOME PEOPLE SELL A
TICKET ON ON STUBHUB AND ALSO
SEATGEEK OR VIVINT. AND YOU
KNOW, THEY'RE LOOKING AT PRICES.
AND SO MAYBE THEY HAVE AN OFFER
OUT THERE AND GET YOU TO LOCK
IN, BUT THEY DON'T DELIVER IT
BECAUSE THEY'RE TRYING TO SELL
IT OVER HERE FOR MORE MONEY. SO
SOME OF US IN THE LEGISLATURE
EXPERIENCED THIS, THIS FIRSTHAND
. YOU KNOW, THERE WAS HIGH
PROFILE EXAMPLES OF A BAY AREA
FAMILY THAT FLEW TO LOS ANGELES
TO TRY TO ATTEMPT TO TAYLOR, TRY
TO ATTEMPT TO SEE THE TAYLOR
SWIFT SHOW LAST SUMMER AND WERE
TURNED AWAY THE DAY OF THE SHOW,
THIS IS AFTER PAYING FOR
FLIGHTS, HOTELS AND SO FORTH.
AND SO THEY REALLY, YOU KNOW,
WERE LEFT WITH NOTHING. AND SO
WE WANT TO MAKE SURE WE RECTIFY
SITUATIONS LIKE THIS AND PROVIDE
INCREASED CONSUMER PROTECTIONS.
AND WE DID WORK WITH YOUR
COMMITTEE STAFF. AND WE WILL BE
ACCEPTING THE COMMITTEE
AMENDMENTS. SO THANK YOU VERY
MUCH, THIS WILL ALSO HELP
SMALLER VENUES, AS WELL. AND
WITH ME TODAY IS ONE OF THE
SMALLER VENUES HERE IN
SACRAMENTO. SO, JOE GUNTON, THE
GENERAL MANAGER OF THE NEWLY
ANNOUNCED CHANNEL 24 VENUE RIGHT
HERE IN MIDTOWN SACRAMENTO AND A
MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL
INDEPENDENT VENUE ASSOCIATION.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. YOU HAVE
TWO MINUTES TO PRESENT. THANK
YOU, MY NAME IS JOHN GUNTON. I'M
HERE ON BEHALF OF THE NATIONAL
INDEPENDENT VENUE ASSOCIATION AS
ASSEMBLY MEMBER MCCARTNEY
MENTIONED, WE REPRESENT OVER 500
INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED
MUSIC VENUES AND MUSIC FESTIVAL
PROMOTERS THROUGHOUT CALIFORNIA,
WE'RE HERE IN SUPPORT OF AB 2203
BY ASSEMBLY MEMBER MCCARTHY. I'M
ALSO THE GENERAL MANAGER OF THE
INDEPENDENT IN SAN FRANCISCO,
WHICH IS A 500 CAP ROOM. AND I
WILL, AS HE MENTIONED, WILL TAKE
OVER THE ROLE AS THE GM OF THE
NEW, NEWLY ANNOUNCED CHANNEL 24
BEING BUILT IN MIDTOWN, WHICH IS
A 2200 PERSON CAP ROOM, BOTH OF
THESE VENUES ARE DEVELOPED BY
INDEPENDENT, LOCALLY OWNED AND
OPERATED FULL SERVICE CONCERT
PRODUCTION COMPANY THAT'S BASED
OUT OF THE BAY AREA. ANOTHER
PLANET ENTERTAINMENT. THIS IS
OWNED BY TWO PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS
AND WE ARE AN INDEPENDENT
PROMOTER AND VENUE OPERATOR,
INDEPENDENT MUSIC VENUES ARE
STRUGGLING ACROSS CALIFORNIA.
IT'S A LARGE PART DUE TO
OVERWHELMING AMOUNT OF FRAUD IN
THE SECONDARY TICKET SELLER
MARKETPLACE. OFTENTIMES TICKET
RESELLERS WILL SELL THE SAME
TICKETS TO MULTIPLE PEOPLE,
WHICH IS NOT ONLY A FRAUDULENT
PRACTICE THAT NEGATIVELY AFFECTS
THE CONSUMER, BUT ALSO LEAVES
OUR VENUES TO DEAL WITH THE
NEGATIVE IMPACTS. AS VENUES,
WE'RE THE FIRST RESPONDERS AND
ALSO THE PROVIDERS OF THE
BENEFIT OF THE BARGAIN OF THE
TICKET. WE SELL THE TICKETS, WE
MAN THE BOX OFFICE, WE HANDLE
THE ROPE LINES, WE BOOK AND
PROMOTE THE SHOWS. WE PROVIDE
ALL THE LOGISTICS NECESSARY FOR
ARTISTS ON OUR STAGE TO PUT ON
THE SHOW. WE'RE INVOLVED IN
EVERY ASPECT, INCLUDING HAVING
TO SPEAK TO GUESTS WHO MAY HAVE
TRAVELED A LONG DISTANCE, WHO
MIGHT HAVE BOUGHT A FAKE TICKET,
OR WERE SOLD THE SAME TICKET BY
A DIFFERENT INDIVIDUAL, USED TO
ENTER THE VENUE. MY FELLOW
OPERATORS AND I FACED MULTIPLE
FAKE TICKETS AT EVERY SHOW. IT'S
TRULY A CONCERNING DYNAMIC AND
IT UNDERMINES CONFIDENCE AND
FAITH IN OUR ABILITY TO PUT ON
SHOWS. WHEN FANS OPT NOT TO BUY
TICKETS, WHEN THEY ARE UNABLE TO
TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A
PRIMARY TICKET SELLER AND A
SECONDARY SELLER BECAUSE IT IS
NOT DISCLOSED, OR BECAUSE THEY
MAY NOT SHOW UP TO OUR DOORS,
ONLY TO BE TOLD THAT SOMEBODY
ELSE HAS THE SAME BARCODE. AB
2203 TAKES IMPORTANT STEPS
TOWARDS ADDRESSING THE ISSUES
THOSE ISSUES BY MAKING IT A
CRIME FOR A TICKET SELLER TO
SAME SELL THE SAME TICKET TO
MORE THAN ONE PERSON ON A
SECONDARY MARKET FOR THESE
REASONS, WE ARE PROUD TO SUPPORT
THE MEASURE AND LOOK FORWARD TO
BEING A RESOURCE TO THE
LEGISLATURE AS IT GRAPPLES WITH
HOW TO BEST PROTECT CONSUMERS
AND OUR SMALL BUSINESSES IN THIS
SPACE. THANK YOU VERY MUCH,
THOSE IN SUPPORT, PLEASE
APPROACH THE MICROPHONE, PLEASE
STATE YOUR NAME. ORGANIZATION
AND YOUR POSITION. YOU MAY
BEGIN. GOOD MORNING, JAMIE MINER
ON BEHALF OF STUBHUB, WE DO
EVERYTHING WE CAN TO PREVENT
THESE ISSUES FROM HAPPENING, AND
WE APPRECIATE THE BILL. AND
PLEASE DO SUPPORT. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR. CHAIR.
MEMBERS ALEX TORRES HERE ON
BEHALF OF JIM CORNETT, WHO IS
THE PRESIDENT OF NIVA
CALIFORNIA, ALSO THE EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR OF THE CALIFORNIA
VENUES CAPITAL CALIFORNIA
CAPITAL VENUES COALITION,
REPRESENTING BRICK AND MORTAR
VENUES IN THE SACRAMENTO AREA. I
COULDN'T BE HERE TODAY BUT
WANTED TO EXPRESS SUPPORT. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. WE
HAVE NO, ITEMS ON FILE IN
OPPOSITION. ANYONE FROM THE
AUDIENCE WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK IN
OPPOSITION? PLEASE APPROACH THE
MICROPHONE, HEARING AND SEEING
NONE. BRING IT BACK TO THE
COMMITTEE. MEMBERS. ANY MEMBERS
WISHING TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM? I
HAVE A QUESTION, PLEASE. MR.
LACKEY. YEAH, MY ONLY QUESTION
IS WHO IS TO ENFORCE THIS
PARTICULAR STATUTE? IS THERE IS
THERE ANY CONSIDERATION ON THE
ENFORCEMENT OF THIS, THIS
MEASURE? THANK YOU. MR.
YEAH, THAT THAT IS A, AN
OUTSTANDING ISSUE THAT WE'RE
LOOKING AT WOULD BE IN THE
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE,
AND IT'S SOMETHING THAT WE ARE
EXPLORING AS WE, MOVE THIS BILL
THROUGH THE PROCESS. OKAY. THANK
YOU. ANY OTHER MEMBER WISHING TO
HAVE COMMENTS? I JUST WANT TO
ACKNOWLEDGE, THE AMENDMENTS THAT
THE AUTHOR HAS WORKED ON TO
TIGHTEN, THIS BILL BY REMOVING
THE LANGUAGE, STATING THAT THE
BILL WILL ONLY IMPACT PEOPLE
WITH THE INTENT TO CANCEL ALL
BUT ONE OF THE SALES BEFORE THE
DATE OF THE EVENT. THEY
PURCHASED THE TICKET FOR THE. I
DEFINITELY DON'T WANT TO SEE
ANYONE MISUSE THIS ON,
ESPECIALLY ON DIFFERENT MULTIPLE
PLATFORMS RESELLING TICKETS AND
ALSO DISENFRANCHIZING
INDIVIDUALS. SO WITH THAT, I
WILL ENTERTAIN A MOTION. THIS
ITEM IS Dð PASS AS AMENDED. I'LL
SECOND. IT'S BEEN PROPERLY MOVED
. AND SECOND, MADAM SECRETARY,
PLEASE CALL Ó. EXCUSE ME, MISS
MCCARTHY, WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE
CLOSING REMARKS? NO. THANK YOU.
THANK YOU FOR MY CLOSE AND
APPRECIATE YOUR CONSIDERATION. I
ASK FOR YOUR I VOTE. THANK YOU.
I'LL BE ASKING FOR THE SAME
CONSIDERATION WHEN I COME TO
YOUR COMMITTEE IN A FEW MOMENTS.
THANK YOU, MADAM SECRETARY.
PLEASE CALL THE ROLL MOTION IS
DUE. PASS IS AMENDED TO PRIVACY
AND CONSUMER PROTECTION. GIBSON
Ã GIBSON. I WALLACE I WALLACE
I, FONG I FONG I LACKEY I LACKEY
I MCKENNA SANTIAGO. LANCIA. YES.
VALENCIA I THANK YOU. WE'LL KEEP
THE ROLL OPEN FOR ABSENT
MEMBERS. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
MEMBERS WHO ARE ASSIGNED TO THE
ARTS ENTERTAINMENT AND TOURISM
COMMITTEE. IF YOU CAN, PLEASE
COME AND ADD ON. WE'LL KEEP THE
ROLL OPEN FOR THE NEXT TEN
MINUTES AS. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
APPRECIATE YOU.
SO OUR MAIN COMPETITION. IN THE.
NÓ. WE'RE TRYING TO. GET.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MISS
MCKENNA HAS RETURNED. MADAM
SECRETARY, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH
.
OKAY. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. WE
HAVE JUST BEEN NOTIFIED WHEN OUR
MEMBERS ARE NOT ABLE TO MAKE IT.
MADAM SECRETARY, IF YOU CAN,
PLEASE, RECORD THE VOTE. IS NOW
SIX ZERO.
A.B. 1966 IS SIX ZERO. THAT BILL
IS OUT. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. THE
ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT AND SPORTS,
SPORTS AND TOURISM COMMITTEE IS
ADJOURNED. THANK YOU ALL FOR
YOUR SUPPORT.
THIS WAS A LITTLE BIT EMOTIONAL
TO MY. CHILD, WHO IS SIX. 180
ARTS AND SENATE-ROOM