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JOURNAL

OF THE

SENATE

OF THE

2007 GENERAL ASSEMBLY

OF THE

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

EXTRA SESSION

2007

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF

THE SENATE OF THE NORTH CAROLINA GENERAL ASSEMBLY

2007 SESSION EXTRA SESSION 2007

BEVERLY E. PERDUE, President ...................................................... New Bern MARC BASNIGHT, President Pro Tempore ........................................... Manteo CHARLIE S. DANNELLY, Deputy President Pro Tempore .................Charlotte JANET B. PRUITT, Principal Clerk ........................................................ Raleigh TED HARRISON, Reading Clerk .................................................................Cary CECIL GOINS, Sergeant–at–Arms .......................................................... Raleigh D

ISTRICT NAME OF SENATOR RESIDENCE

1 MARC BASNIGHT (D)…………………………………….Manteo 2 JEAN R. PRESTON (R)..…………………………...…Emerald Isle 3 S. CLARK JENKINS (D)…………………………………..Tarboro 4 *ROBERT L. HOLLOMAN (D) .…………………………...Ahoskie ** EDWARD W. JONES (D).………………………………….Enfield 5 JOHN H. KERR III (D)…………………………………..Goldsboro 6 HARRY BROWN (R)………………………………….Jacksonville 7 DOUG BERGER (D)..……..…………………………..Youngsville 8 R. C. SOLES, JR. (D)……...…………………………….Tabor City 9 JULIA BOSEMAN (D)………….……………………..Wilmington 10 CHARLES W. ALBERTSON (D)……………………….Beulaville 11 A. B. SWINDELL IV (D)…………………...…………….Nashville 12 FRED SMITH (R)…………………………………………..Clayton 13 DAVID F. WEINSTEIN (D)……..……………………..Lumberton 14 VERNON MALONE (D)………..………………………….Raleigh 15 NEAL HUNT (R)…………………….……………………..Raleigh 16 JANET COWELL (D)..…………………..…………………Raleigh 17 RICHARD Y. STEVENS (R)…………...……………………..Cary 18 BOB ATWATER (D)…………………..… ……...…….Chapel Hill 19 TONY RAND (D)………………………………………Fayetteville 20 *** JEANNE H. LUCAS (D)…………...……………………....Durham **** FLOYD B. McKISSICK, JR. (D)..…………………………Durham 21 LARRY SHAW (D)…………………………………….Fayetteville

22 HARRIS BLAKE (R)………………..……………………Pinehurst 23 ELEANOR KINNAIRD (D)………………………………Carrboro 24 ANTHONY FORIEST (D) ………………………………...Graham 25 WILLIAM R. PURCELL (D)…...………………………Laurinburg 26 PHILIP E. BERGER (R)……………………………………….Eden 27 KAY R. HAGAN (D)……..……….……………………Greensboro 28 KATIE G. DORSETT (D)……………………………....Greensboro 29 JERRY W. TILLMAN (R)……...…………………………Archdale 30 DON W. EAST (R).……………...………………….Pilot Mountain 31 PETER S. BRUNSTETTER (R) …………………….…….Lewisville

32 LINDA GARROU (D)……………………………...Winston-Salem 33 STAN BINGHAM (R)………………………………………Denton 34 ANDREW C. BROCK (R)………………………………Mocksville 35 W. EDWARD GOODALL, JR. (R)……….….………..Weddington 36 FLETCHER L. HARTSELL, JR. (R)……………...………Concord 37 DANIEL G. CLODFELTER (D)………………………….Charlotte 38 CHARLIE S. DANNELLY (D)…………………………...Charlotte 39 ROBERT PITTENGER (R)……………………………….Charlotte 40 MALCOLM GRAHAM (D)...…………………………….Charlotte 41 JAMES FORRESTER (R)………………………………..Mt. Holly 42 AUSTIN M. ALLRAN (R)…………………………………Hickory 43 DAVID W. HOYLE (D)……………………………………..Dallas 44 JIM JACUMIN (R)……………………………….Connelly Springs 45 STEVE GOSS (D) …………………………………………..Boone 46 WALTER H. DALTON (D)…………………………Rutherfordton 47 JOE SAM QUEEN (D) ………………………………..Waynesville 48 TOM APODACA (R)……………………………….Hendersonville 49 MARTIN L. NESBITT, JR. (D)…………………………..Asheville 50 JOHN J. SNOW, JR. (D)……………………………………Murphy * Deceased January 8, 2007 *** Deceased March 9, 2007 ** Appointed January 24, 2007 **** Appointed April 17, 2007

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SENATE JOURNAL

EXTRA SESSION 2007

FIRST DAY

Senate Chamber Monday, September 10, 2007

In accordance with law, as set forth in the Constitution of the State of North

Carolina and pursuant to the Proclamation issued by the Governor, the Honorable Michael F. Easley, on September 10, 2007, the Senate of the 2007 General Assembly convenes in Extra Session 2007 at the hour of 7:30 P.M. in the Senate Chamber of the Legislative Building in the City of Raleigh

The Senate meets pursuant to adjournment and is called to order by The

Honorable Marc Basnight, President Pro Tempore, who presides in the absence of the Lieutenant Governor.

Prayer is offered by The Honorable Steve Goss, Senator from Watauga

County as follows: "Our heavenly Father we pray with the patience of Job realizing that you are

with us every moment of everyday. Sometimes, Father, things seem to move very slowly, but we know in things of importance it's sometimes so necessary. So now we move forward to the business of this State and may we all do each thing and everything to your glory. In your holy name we pray, Amen."

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

Led by the President Pro Tempore, members and guests remain standing and

pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America.

PROCLAMATION The Chair instructs the Reading Clerk to read the Proclamation issued by

Governor Michael F. Easley on September 10, 2007, as follows:

PROCLAMATION OF AN EXTRA SESSION Pursuant to the authority vested in the Governor by Article III, Section 5(7)

of the Constitution of North Carolina, and by and with the advice of the Council of State, the General Assembly shall convene for an extra session on Monday,

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September 10, 2007, at 7:30 p.m. to consider legislation regarding economic development to encourage and promote the maintenance of high quality jobs in existing major business and industry in distressed counties within the State.

Done in the City of Raleigh this 10th day of September 2007. (seal) S/Michael F. Easley Governor

CALL OF THE ROLL

The Chair calls for an electronic quorum call of the members of the Senate

heretofore elected to the 2007 General Assembly and the following members answer the call:

Senators Albertson, Senator Allran, Senator Apodaca, Senator Atwater,

Senator Basnight, Senator Berger of Franklin, Senator Berger of Rockingham, Senator Bingham, Senator Blake, Senator Boseman, Senator Brock, Senator Brown, Senator Brunstetter, Senator Clodfelter, Senator Cowell, Senator Dalton, Senator Dannelly, Senator Dorsett, Senator Foriest, Senator Forrester, Senator Garrou, Senator Goodall, Senator Goss, Senator Hagan, Senator Hartsell, Senator Hoyle, Senator Hunt, Senator Jacumin, Senator Jones, Senator Kerr, Senator Kinnaird, Senator Malone, Senator McKissick, Senator Nesbitt, Senator Pittenger, Senator Preston, Senator Purcell, Senator Queen, Senator Rand, Senator Shaw, Senator Smith, Senator Snow, Senator Soles, Senator Stevens, Senator Swindell, Senator Tillman and Senator Weinstein---47.

With forty-seven members present, the President announces a quorum

present. The Chair grants leaves of absence for tonight to Senator East, Senator

Graham and Senator Jenkins.

OFFICERS

Without objection, the Officers of the Senate of the 2007 Regular Session shall serve as the Officers of this 2007 Extra Session.

ADOPTION OF RULES

Senator Rand submits Senate Resolution 1 which is read and disposed of as

follows: S.R. 1, A SENATE RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE PERMANENT

RULES OF THE SENATE FOR THE 2007 EXTRA SESSION OF THE 2007 GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

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Upon motion of Senator Rand, the resolution is placed before the Senate for immediate consideration upon adoption.

The text of Senate Resolution 1 is as follows:

A SENATE RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE PERMANENT RULES OF THE SENATE FOR THE 2007 EXTRA SESSION OF THE 2007 GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

Be it resolved by the Senate: SECTION 1. The permanent rules of the 2007 Regular Session, with the

following amendments, are the rules governing the 2007 Extra Session of the 2007 General Assembly:

RULE 32. List of standing/select committees. – The standing committees shall be:

Appropriations. Finance. Rules and Operations of the Senate.

All committees shall be comprised of the members who were appointed to those committees during the 2007 Regular Session.

RULE 40. Introduction of bills. – Every bill introduced shall contain on the outside cover the title of the document and the name of the Senator or Senators presenting it. The Principal Clerk of the Senate shall receive, number, and present each bill to the Senate for first reading.

RULE 40.1. Limitation on introduction and consideration of resolutions and bills. – The only resolutions that may be introduced or considered in the Senate are resolutions adjourning the 2007 Extra Session sine die. The only bills, parts of bills, or amendments to bills that may be introduced or considered in the Senate are bills, parts of bills, or amendments regarding matters listed in the proclamation of the Governor dated September 10, 2007.

RULE 41. (Reserved). RULE 43. First reading; reference to committee. – All bills introduced and

all House bills received upon a message from the House of Representatives, upon presentation to the Senate, shall be read in the regular order of business by their number and title which shall constitute the first reading of the bill. The Chair of the Rules and Operations of the Senate Committee or, in the Chair's absence, the Vice-Chair of the Committee shall refer to a Senate committee all bills introduced in the Senate. Upon the referral being made, the Chair of the Committee on Rules and Operations of the Senate shall notify the Principal Clerk of the Senate of the referral, and the Reading Clerk shall announce the referral of the bill. The Principal Clerk shall inform the Presiding Officer of the referral. The title and referral shall be entered upon the Journal.

RULE 43.1. Second reading. – All bills reported by committee shall be placed before the Senate for second reading and immediate consideration upon passage.

RULE 50. Third reading requirements. – When a bill or resolution has passed its second reading, it shall be placed on the calendar for immediate

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consideration on its third reading, unless prohibited by Article II, Section 23, of the North Carolina Constitution.

RULE 56.1. Amendments and committee substitutes adopted by the House to bills originating in the Senate. – (a) Whenever the House has adopted an amendment or a committee substitute for a bill originating in the Senate and has returned the bill to the Senate for concurrence in that amendment or committee substitute, the Senate may concur in that amendment or committee substitute on the same legislative day.

RULE 59. (Reserved). SECTION 2. This resolution is effective upon adoption. Upon motion of Senator Rand, Senate Resolution 1 is adopted (46-1).

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS A joint resolution filed for introduction is presented to the Senate, read the

first time, and disposed of, as follows: By Senator Rand: S.J.R. 2, A JOINT RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR ADJOURNMENT

SINE DIE OF THE 2007 EXTRA SESSION. The joint resolution is placed on the Calendar for Tuesday, September 11.

APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEES

Senator Dannelly, Deputy President Pro Tempore, announces that the Standing Committees of the Senate heretofore appointed during the 2007 General Assembly and outlined in S.R. 1 (2007-Extra Session) are hereby appointed to serve during this 2007 Extra Session.

The Chair orders a special message sent to the House of Representatives

informing that Honorable Body that the Senate is organized and ready to proceed with the public business of the Extra Session of the 2007 General Assembly as stated in the Proclamation issued by the Governor.

Upon motion of Senator Dannelly, seconded by Senator Hagan, the Senate

adjourns at 8:14 P.M. to meet Tuesday, September 11, at 10:00 A.M.

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September 10, 2007


SECOND DAY

Senate Chamber Tuesday, September 11, 2007

The Senate meets pursuant to adjournment and is called to order by The

Honorable Marc Basnight, President Pro Tempore, who presides in the absence of the Lieutenant Governor.

Prayer is offered by The Honorable Steve Goss, Senator from Watauga

County as follows: "God our creator, in your apostles words we read that with you a day is a

thousand years and a thousand years is a day. When we remember September 11, 2001, when time stood still in America and throughout the world, we once again rediscover our finite nature. So, God, we simply say in remembrance in hope, may we, through your infinite nature and wisdom, know that you will never leave us or forsake us. May we simply realize that even in the horrors of that moment in our past, we have the hope of your presence today, tomorrow, and forevermore. In your abiding love we pray. Amen."

The Chair grants leaves of absence for today to Senator Dorsett, Senator

Goodall, Senator Graham and Senator Jenkins. Senator Malone announces that the Journal of Monday, September 10, has

been examined and is found to be correct. Upon his motion, the Senate dispenses with the reading of the Journal and it stands approved as written.

SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES The following special message is received from the House of

Representatives:

House of Representatives September 10, 2007

Madame President:

Pursuant to a Proclamation issued by Governor Michael F. Easley on September 10, 2007, it is ordered that a message be sent to the Senate informing that Honorable Body that the House of Representatives is organized and is now ready to proceed with the public business of the State for the Extra Session of the 2007 General Assembly.

Respectfully, S/Denise Weeks Principal Clerk

September 11, 2007


The Senate recesses at 10:10 A.M. to reconvene at 11:15 A.M.

RECESS The Senate meets pursuant to recess and is called to order by The Honorable

Marc Basnight, President Pro Tempore, who presides in the absence of the Lieutenant Governor.

The Senate recesses at 11:19 A.M. to reconvene at 1:00 P.M.

RECESS

The Senate meets pursuant to recess and is called to order by The Honorable

Beverly E. Perdue, Lieutenant Governor. The Chair grants leaves of absence for the remainder of today's session to

Senator Forrester and Senator Jacumin.


Representatives: H.B. 4 (Committee Substitute), A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT TO

CREATE AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TOOL TO RETAIN HIGH-QUALITY JOBS IN THE STATE BY PROVIDING GRANT INCENTIVES FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS TO BUSINESSES THAT ARE PROPORTIONALLY RELATED TO EMPLOYEE RETENTION WITHIN THE STATE FOR POSITIONS MEETING CERTAIN WAGE, INSURANCE, HEALTH, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND OTHER RELEVANT STANDARDS.

Referred to the Appropriations/Base Budget Committee.

The Senate recesses at 2:45 P.M. for the purpose of an Appropriations/Base Budget Committee meeting to reconvene at 2:55 P.M.

RECESS

The Senate meets pursuant to recess and is called to order by The Honorable

Beverly E. Perdue, Lieutenant Governor.

REPORTS OF COMMITTEES

Standing committee reports are submitted as follows: By Senator Garrou for the Appropriations/Base Budget Committee: H.B. 4 (Committee Substitute), A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT TO

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CREATE AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TOOL TO RETAIN HIGH-QUALITY JOBS IN THE STATE BY PROVIDING GRANT INCENTIVES FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS TO BUSINESSES THAT ARE PROPORTIONALLY RELATED TO EMPLOYEE RETENTION WITHIN THE STATE FOR POSITIONS MEETING CERTAIN WAGE, INSURANCE, HEALTH, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND OTHER RELEVANT STANDARDS, with a favorable report.

Upon motion of Senator Rand, the Committee Substitute bill is placed on the Calendar for immediate consideration.

Senator Berger of Rockingham offers Amendment No. 1. Amendment No. 1 is held to be not germane. Senator Rand calls the previous question on the Committee Substitute bill,

seconded by Senator Dannelly, which motion prevails (27-16). Senator Queen announces a pair vote. If Senator Jacumin were present, he

would vote "no"; Senator Queen votes "aye". Senator McKissick announces a pair vote. If Senator Goodall were present,

he would vote "no"; Senator McKissick votes "aye". The Committee Substitute bill passes its second (25-16) and third readings

and is ordered enrolled and sent to the Governor by special message.


Representatives: H.J.R. 2, A JOINT RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR ADJOURNMENT

SINE DIE OF THE 2007 EXTRA SESSION. Upon motion of Senator Rand, the joint resolution is placed on the Calendar

for immediate consideration. The joint resolution passes its second (39-0) and third readings and is ordered

enrolled. The Senate recesses at 3:32 P.M. to reconvene at 3:37 P.M.

RECESS The Senate meets pursuant to recess and is called to order by The Honorable

Beverly E. Perdue, Lieutenant Governor.

PROTEST BY SENATOR BROCK Senator Brock requests that the following letter be made a part of the record:

Ms. Janet Pruitt Senate Principal Clerk North Carolina Senate

September 11, 2007


I am filing my protest to House Bill 4 in the special session due to the fact that debate was deliberately cut short by the majority leader. I protest the bill for the following reason and state that the actions today are injurious to the economic well being of the state. Article 5. Section 9

The bill would allow refinancing of projects by corporations. This expressly stated in the Section that NC will not refinance a project that is already underway. The plant in Wilson, NC has already begun the process and would be entitled to the benefits in the bill.

Sec. 9. Capital projects for industry

Notwithstanding any other provision of this Constitution, the General Assembly may enact general laws to authorize counties to create authorities to issue revenue bonds to finance, but not to refinance, the cost of capital projects consisting of industrial, manufacturing and pollution control facilities for industry and pollution control facilities for public utilities, and to refund such bonds.

In no event shall such revenue bonds be secured by or payable from any

public moneys whatsoever, but such revenue bonds shall be secured by and payable only from revenues or property derived from private parties. All such capital projects and all transactions therefore shall be subject to taxation to the extent such projects and transactions would be subject to taxation if no public body were involved therewith; provided, however, that the General Assembly may provide that the interest on such revenue bonds shall be exempt from income taxes within the State.

The power of eminent domain shall not be exercised to provide any property

for any such capital project. S/Andrew C. Brock North Carolina Senate

ENROLLED BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS The Enrolling Clerk reports the following bill duly ratified for presentation to

the Governor: H.B. 4, AN ACT TO CREATE AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TOOL

TO RETAIN HIGH-QUALITY JOBS IN THE STATE BY PROVIDING GRANT INCENTIVES FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS TO BUSINESSES THAT ARE PROPORTIONALLY RELATED TO EMPLOYEE RETENTION

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WITHIN THE STATE FOR POSITIONS MEETING CERTAIN WAGE, INSURANCE, HEALTH, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND OTHER RELEVANT STANDARDS.

The Enrolling Clerk reports the following joint resolution duly ratified,

properly enrolled, and presented to the Office of the Secretary of State: H.J.R. 2, A JOINT RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR ADJOURNMENT

SINE DIE OF THE 2007 EXTRA SESSION. (Res. 69-Extra Session)

CHAPTERED BILLS The Enrolling Clerk reports the following bills properly enrolled, assigned the

following Chapter Numbers, and presented to the Office of the Secretary of State: H.B. 4 (Committee Substitute), A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT TO

CREATE AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TOOL TO RETAIN HIGH-QUALITY JOBS IN THE STATE BY PROVIDING GRANT INCENTIVES FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS TO BUSINESSES THAT ARE PROPORTIONALLY RELATED TO EMPLOYEE RETENTION WITHIN THE STATE FOR POSITIONS MEETING CERTAIN WAGE, INSURANCE, HEALTH, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND OTHER RELEVANT STANDARDS. (Became law upon approval of the Governor, September 11, 2007 - S.L. 2007-552-Extra Session.)


Representatives:

House of Representatives September 11, 2007

Madame President:

It is ordered that a message be sent to the Senate respectively advising your Honorable Body that the House of Representatives has concluded the public business before it and stands ready to adjourn sine die pursuant to H.J.R. 2, A JOINT RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR ADJOURNMENT SINE DIE OF THE 2007 EXTRA SESSION.

Respectfully, S/Denise Weeks Principal Clerk

Senator Dannelly offers a motion pursuant to H.J.R. 2, A JOINT

RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR ADJOURNMENT SINE DIE OF THE 2007

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EXTRA SESSION (Res. 69-Extra Session 2007) that the Senate adjourn sine die, seconded by Senator Soles, which motion prevails, with unanimous consent.

The President of the Senate declares the Senate of the 2007 General

Assembly sitting in Extra Session 2007, adjourned at 3:56 P.M., sine die. BEVERLY E. PERDUE President of the Senate JANET B. PRUITT Principal Clerk of the Senate

ADDENDUM

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ADDENDUM

EDITOR’S NOTES A bill and a resolution passed second reading and was read a third time on the same day, pursuant to Senate Rule 50. Rule 50 in the Senate Rules adopted for the Extra Session 2007 states: “When a bill or resolution has passed its second reading, it shall be placed on

the calendar for immediate consideration on its third reading, unless prohibited by Article II, Section 23 of the North Carolina Constitution.”

The numerical figures which appear within parentheses throughout the Senate Journal represent the affirmative and negative votes cast and recorded electronically, pursuant to Rule 25. Copies of the voting printout are on file in the Legislative Library and the original is deposited in the Division of Archives and History of the Department of Cultural Resources.

SENATE DISTRICTS A complete listing of the North Carolina Senatorial Districts can be found in the Appendix of the 2007 Senate Journal, Regular Session 2007

SENATE COMMITTEES A listing of the Senate Committees for the 2007 Extra Session as outlined in the Senate Rules adopted for the 2007 Extra Session can be found in the Appendix of the 2007 Senate Journal, Regular Session 2007.

Janet B. Pruitt Principal Clerk

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APPENDIX

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SENATE STAFF OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Lieutenant Governor Beverly E. Perdue Administrative Assistant Sharon Nelson Chief of Staff Zach Ambrose Receptionist Sally Horn Communications Director Tim Crowley General Counsel Will Polk Legislative Assistant Anne Canady Office Manager Effie Jackson Policy Director Mike Arnold Scheduler Carol Young Director of Public Liaison Donice Harbor Constituent Outreach Liaison Alicia Johnson Security Trooper Jeff Rowan Trooper Gary Simpson OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE President Pro Tempore Marc Basnight Chief of Staff Amy Fulk General Counsel Tonya Williams Budget Director Rob Lamme Director, Constituent Services Suzell Crosswhite Director, Citizen and Government Angela Talton Affairs Director, Boards and Commissions Lea Dunn Tackett Director, Special Projects Chris Dillon Director, Communications Schorr Johnson Director, Member Services and Mary King Legislative Research Director, Hispanic and Latino Affairs Matty Lazo-Chadderton Assistant Director for Communications and Citizens Affairs Tony Caravano Environmental Analyst Katie Hall OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE Deputy President Pro Tempore Charlie Smith Dannelly Administrative Assistant Dee Hodge Legal Counsel Wayne Yancey OFFICE OF THE SENATE MAJORITY LEADER Majority Leader Tony Rand Administrative Assistant Evelyn Costello General Counsel Amy Bason Office Assistant Judy Tardiff

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OFFICE OF THE SENATE REPUBLICAN LEADER Republican Leader Phil Berger Administrative Assistant Darrell Malcolm Legislative Assistant Barbara Eldridge Research Assistant Cody Hand Research Assistant Sarah Clapp OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL CLERK Principal Clerk Janet B. Pruitt Administrative Clerks Paul Curry Leigh Goodman Assistants Marty Carrara

Charlotte Johnston Joan Jones Shirley Parker Mary Elizabeth Smith Peggy Telfair Wayne White

OFFICE OF THE SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Sergeant-at-Arms Cecil Goins Deputy Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Martha S. Dunn Assistants Wade Anders George Robinson Curtis Dowd Ernie Sherrell Jon P. Fitchett Ronald Spann Charles R. Harper Richard Telfair Stanley Johnson Rochester White Charles Marsalis Leslie Wright Mary Perry Robert Young OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANTS Director Joyce Hodge Assistant to Director Delta Prince Page Supervisor Dorothy Sabow READING CLERK Ted Harrison SENATE LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANTS

Irma Avent-Hurst Jones Amy Bason Rand Majority Leader Rules and Operations of the Senate Select Committee on Employee Hospital and Medical Benefits

Select Committee on Government


Jessica Bennett Nesbitt Judiciary I (Civil) Joint Select Committee on

Emergency Preparedness & Disaster Management Recovery

Gail Bishop Garrou Appropriations/Base Budget Pensions & Retirement and Aging Janet Black Brock Airen Blaine Apodaca Deputy Minority Leader Lorraine Blake Purcell Appropriations on Health and

Human Services Health Care Janet Blalock Soles Democratic Caucus Chair Commerce Rebecca Butler Snow Appropriations on Justice and

Public Safety Wilma Caldwell Substitute

Phyllis Cameron Dorsett Appropriations on General Government and Information Technology

Information Technology Karen Campbell Boseman Appropriations on Education/Higher Education Education/Higher Education

Mary Watson Cannon Forrester Suzanne Castleberry Preston

Judy Chriscoe Bingham Health Care Genie Clark Brunstetter Sara Clapp P. Berger Republican Leader Evelyn Costello Rand Majority Leader Rules and Operations of the Senate Select Committee on Employee

Hospital and Medical Benefits Select Committee on Government

and Election Reform Brian Dalton Dalton Appropriations/Base Budget Pensions & Retirement and Aging

Bernie David-Yerumo McKissick

Cindy Davis Albertson Democratic Caucus Secretary Agriculture/Environment/Natural

Resources Kathy Davis Hunt Jonathan Ducote Snow Appropriations on Justice and Public Safety Andrew Dugan Garrou Appropriations/Base Budget Pensions & Retirement and Aging


Barbara Eldridge P. Berger Republican Leader Mona Fitzgerald Soles Democratic Caucus Chair Commerce Anita Flintall Graham State and Local Government Cindy Garrison Cowell Appropriations on General

Government and Information Technology Information Technology

Carolyn Gooden Jenkins Appropriations on Department of Transportation

Susanne Gunter Brown Peggy Halifax Pittenger Yvonne Hall Tillman Republican Whip Cody Hand P. Berger Republican Leader Evelyn Hartsell Kerr Finance Dee Hodge Dannelly Deputy President Pro Tempore Ways & Means Laura Holt-Kabel Boseman Appropriations on Education/Higher Education Education/Higher Education Mo Hudson Swindell Appropriations on Education/Higher

Education Education/Higher Education Kary Isenhour Jacumin Gerry Johnson Hartsell Judiciary II (Criminal) Patti Johnson Jenkins Appropriations on Department of Transportation Sherry Johnson Cowell Appropriations on General Government and Information Technology Information Technology Wanda Joyner Clodfelter Finance Finance Subcommittee on Capital and Infrastructure Financing Select Committee on Government and Election Reform Anna Kidd Blake Mary King Basnight President Pro Tempore

Maria Kinnaird Kinnaird Appropriations on Justice and Public Safety Mental Health & Youth Services Linda Laton D. Berger Appropriations on Health and

Human Services Joan Leatherman Soles Democratic Caucus Chair Commerce Barbara Lee Shaw Transportation


Jan Lee Nesbitt Judiciary I (Civil) Joint Select Committee on


Darrell Malcolm P. Berger Republican Leader DeAnne Mangum Kerr Finance Nikki McDougald Shaw Transportation Bonnie McNeil Malone Appropriations on Education/Public Instruction Education/Public Instruction Daladier Miller Garrou Appropriations/Base Budget Pensions & Retirement and Aging

Ann Misenheimer East State and Local Government Lisa Nelson Hagan Appropriations/Base Budget Pensions & Retirement and Aging Barbara O’Sullivan Dalton Appropriations/Base Budget Pensions & Retirement and Aging

Claudette Parrish Nesbitt Judiciary I (Civil) Joint Select Committee on


Sherry Pearson Dorsett Appropriations on General Government and Information

Technology Information Technology

Nancy Pulley Goss Jackie Ray Foriest Joint Select Committee on Economic Development Incentives Carol Resar Atwater Mental Health & Youth Services Kleist Rhodes Stevens Jennifer Riggins Clodfelter Finance Finance Subcommittee on Capital and Infrastructure Financing Select Committee on Government and Election Reform Sylvia Sears Kerr Finance Elizabeth Slocum Goodall Ericka Shearin D. Berger Appropriations on Health and Human Services

Sara Sheppard Queen Janet Sommer Hoyle Finance

Joint Select Committee on Economic Development Incentives


Vickie Spears Weinstein Appropriations on Natural and Economic Resources Burwell Stark Smith Judy Tardiff Rand Majority Leader

Rules and Operations of the Senate Select Committee on Employee

Hospital and Medical Benefits Select Committee on Government

and Election Reform Carole Walker Allran Rebecca Wood Purcell Appropriations on Health and Human Services Health Care Penny Williams Hoyle Finance Joint Select Committee on Economic Development Incentives Kathie Young Kinnaird Appropriations on Justice and Public Safety Mental Health & Youth Services INTERNS 2007 EXTRA SESSION Doucette, Greg Grant, Michael Hamrick, Mary Beth Holderness, Hayes Huff, Andrew Kelly, Michael Ledbetter, Lauren Lundy, Jennifer Moye, Larry Owen, Sarah Sawrey, Benton Slade, Leland Smith, Jason Stuck, Jennifer Tosco, Nicolas Valenti, Marco SENATE CHAPLAIN The Reverend Mike Morris SENATE TAX COUNSEL Sabra Faires

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NUMERICAL INDEX

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NUMERICAL INDEX SENATE BILLS

The final action on each bill is noted following the title. If the bill was ratified, the Session Laws Chapter Number of the 2007 Extra Session is reflected. S 1 Extra Session Rules (Adopted)...............................................................................................6. S 2 Adjournment Sine Die (Calendar September 11, 2007) .............................................................8. S 3 Business Equality Act (Filed)

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NUMERICAL INDEX HOUSE BILLS

The final action on each bill is noted following the title. If the bill was ratified, the Session Laws Chapter Number of the 2007 Extra Session is reflected. H 2 Adjournment Sine Die (Res. 69.) ....................................................................................11, 13. H 4 Job Maintenance and Capital Development Fund (S.L. 2007-552-Extra Session.) ............................................10, 12, 13.

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ALPHABETICAL INDEX

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2007


ALPHABETICAL INDEX The North Carolina General Statutes titles form the basis for the Alphabetical Index. Following each bill title, the last action or the present status for the bill is reflected. For example, a ratified bill is followed by its Chapter Number in the Session Laws 2007-Extra Session. Bills dealing with funds are indexed under Appropriations. Bills and resolutions introduced by a specific Senator are found under the Senator's name and are noted as to whether or not the Senator is the primary sponsor or a co-sponsor. ADJOURNMENT, SINE DIE

H 2 Adjournment Sine Die (Res. 69.) .................................................................................11, 13. ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE ACT [G.S. 150B]

H 4 Job Maintenance and Capital Development Fund (S.L. 2007-552.) ................................................................10, 12, 13. ALAMANCE COUNTY—District 24—Senator Tony Foriest ALBERTSON, SENATOR CHARLES W. ..................10th District—Duplin,

Lenoir, Sampson. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)

Primary Sponsor ....................................................................................None. Co-Sponsor ............................................................................................None.

ALEXANDER COUNTY—District 45—Senator Steve Goss ALLEGHANY COUNTY—District 30—Senator Don East ALLRAN, SENATOR AUSTIN M. ......................... 42nd District—Catawba,

Iredell (part). Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


ANSON COUNTY—District 25—Senator William Purcell APODACA, SENATOR TOM....................... 48th District—Buncombe (part),

Henderson, Polk. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)



APPROPRIATIONS H 4 Job Maintenance and Capital Development Fund

(S.L. 2007-552.) ................................................................10, 12, 13. ASHE COUNTY—District 45—Senator Steve Goss ATWATER, SENATOR BOB .................................. 18th District—Chatham,

Durham (part), Lee. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


AVERY COUNTY—District 47—Senator Joe Sam Queen BASNIGHT, SENATOR MARC (President Pro Tempore)...........1st District—

Beaufort, Camden, Currituck, Dare, Hyde, Pasquotank,

Tyrrell, Washington. Presides— Daily Session ......................................................................................5, 9, 10. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


BEAUFORT COUNTY—District 1—Senator Marc Basnight BERGER, SENATOR DOUG ..................................... 7th District—Franklin,

Granville, Vance, Warren. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


BERGER, SENATOR PHILIP EDWARD .............................. 26th District—

Guilford (part), Rockingham. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


BERTIE COUNTY—District 4—Senator Ed Jones BINGHAM, SENATOR STAN ................................33rd District—Davidson,

Guilford (part). Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)



BLADEN COUNTY—District 19—Senator Tony Rand BLAKE, SENATOR HARRIS..................................... 22nd District—Harnett,

Moore. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)

Primary Sponsor ....................................................................................None. Co-Sponsor ...................................................................................................3.

BOSEMAN, SENATOR JULIA .......................... 9th District—New Hanover.

Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills) Primary Sponsor ....................................................................................None. Co-Sponsor ............................................................................................None.

BROCK, SENATOR ANDREW C. .................. 34th District—Davie, Rowan.

Remarks Spread— Remarks of Protest......................................................................................11. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)

Primary Sponsor ...........................................................................................3. Co-Sponsor ............................................................................................None.

BROWN, SENATOR HARRY ............................6th District—Jones, Onslow.

Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills) Primary Sponsor ....................................................................................None. Co-Sponsor ...................................................................................................3.

BRUNSTETTER, SENATOR PETER S. ..................................31st District—

Forsyth (part). Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


BRUNSWICK COUNTY—District 8—Senator R.C. Soles, Jr. BUNCOMBE COUNTY—District 48—Senator Tom Apodaca District 49—Senator Martin Nesbitt, Jr. BURKE COUNTY—District 44—Senator Jim Jacumin CABARRUS COUNTY—District 36—Senator Fletcher Hartsell CALDWELL COUNTY—District 44—Senator Jim Jacumin CALL OF THE ROLL

Electronic ......................................................................................................6.


CAMDEN COUNTY—District 1—Senator Marc Basnight CARTERET COUNTY—District 2—Senator Jean Preston CASWELL COUNTY—District 24—Senator Tony Foriest CATAWBA COUNTY—District 42—Senator Austin Allran CHATHAM COUNTY—District 18—Senator Bob Atwater CHEROKEE COUNTY—District 50—Senator John Snow, Jr. CHOWAN COUNTY—District 4—Senator Ed Jones CLAY COUNTY—District 50—Senator John Snow, Jr. CLEVELAND COUNTY—District 46—Senator Walter Dalton CLODFELTER, SENATOR DANIEL G. ................................ 37th District—

Mecklenburg (part). Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


COLUMBUS COUNTY—District 8—Senator R.C. Soles, Jr. COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS...................................................................8. COWELL, SENATOR JANET .............................16th District—Wake (part).


CRAVEN COUNTY—District 2—Senator Jean Preston CUMBERLAND COUNTY—District 19—Senator Tony Rand District 21—Senator Larry Shaw CURRITUCK COUNTY—District 1—Senator Marc Basnight DALTON, SENATOR WALTER H. ....................... 46th District—Cleveland,

Rutherford. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)



DANNELLY, SENATOR CHARLIE SMITH .......................... 38th District— Mecklenburg (part).

Adjournment Motion ..................................................................................8, 13. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


DARE COUNTY—District 1—Senator Marc Basnight DAVIDSON COUNTY—District 33—Senator Stan Bingham DAVIE COUNTY—District 34—Senator Andrew Brock DEPUTY PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE (Senator Charlie S. Dannelly) DORSETT, SENATOR KATIE G. ..................28th District—Guilford (part).

Absent of Leave ................................................................................................9. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


DUPLIN COUNTY—District 10—Senator Charles Albertson DURHAM COUNTY—District 18—Senator Bob Atwater District 20—Senator Floyd McKissick EASLEY, THE HONORABLE MICHAEL F., Governor EAST, SENATOR DON W.......................................30th District—Alleghany,

Stokes, Surry, Yadkin. Absent of Leave ................................................................................................6. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

H 4 Job Maintenance and Capital Development Fund (S.L. 2007-552.) ................................................................10, 12, 13. EDGECOMBE COUNTY—District 3—Senator S. Clark Jenkins EXECUTIVE ORGANIZATION ACT OF 1973 [G.S. 143B]

H 4 Job Maintenance and Capital Development Fund (S.L. 2007-552.) ................................................................10, 12, 13.


FORIEST, SENATOR TONY ...................24th District—Alamance, Caswell. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


FORRESTER, SENATOR JAMES .................... 41st District—Gaston (part),

Iredell (part), Lincoln. Absent of Leave .............................................................................. 10 (portion). Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


FORSYTH COUNTY—District 31—Senator Peter S. Brunstetter District 32—Senator Linda Garrou FRANKLIN COUNTY—District 7—Senator Doug Berger GARROU, SENATOR LINDA ........................ 32nd District—Forsyth (part).


GASTON COUNTY—District 41—Senator James Forrester District 43—Senator David Hoyle GATES COUNTY—District 4—Senator Ed Jones GOINS, CECIL (Sergeant-at-Arms) GOODALL, SENATOR W. EDWARD (EDDIE) ................... 35th District—

Mecklenburg (part), Union. Absent of Leave ................................................................................................9. Paired Votes— H 4 Job Maintenance and Capital Development Fund ................................11. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


GOSS, SENATOR STEVE .......................................45th District—Alexander,

Ashe, Watauga, Wilkes. Prayer Offered...............................................................................................5, 9. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


GOVERNOR (The Honorable Michael F. Easley)


GRAHAM COUNTY—District 50—Senator John Snow, Jr. GRAHAM, SENATOR MALCOLM.......40th District—Mecklenburg (part).

Absent of Leave ............................................................................................6, 9. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


GRANVILLE COUNTY—District 7—Senator Doug Berger GREENE COUNTY—District 5—Senator John H. Kerr III GUILFORD COUNTY—District 26—Senator Phil Berger District 27—Senator Kay Hagan District 28—Senator Katie Dorsett District 33—Senator Stan Bingham HAGAN, SENATOR KAY R. ..........................27th District—Guilford (part).

Adjournment Motion—Second.........................................................................8. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


HALIFAX COUNTY—District 4—Senator Ed Jones HARNETT COUNTY—District 22—Senator Harris Blake HARRISON, TED (Reading Clerk) HARTSELL, SENATOR FLETCHER L., Jr. ......................... 36th District—

Cabarrus, Iredell (part). Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


HAYWOOD COUNTY—District 47—Senator Joe Sam Queen District 50—Senator John Snow, Jr. HENDERSON COUNTY—District 48—Senator Tom Apodaca HERTFORD COUNTY—District 4—Senator Ed Jones HOKE COUNTY—District 13—Senator David Weinstein HOYLE, SENATOR DAVID W.........................43rd District—Gaston (part).



HUNT, SENATOR NEAL .....................................15th District—Wake (part). Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


HYDE COUNTY—District 1—Senator Marc Basnight IREDELL COUNTY—District 36—Senator Fletcher Hartsell District 41—Senator James Forrester District 42—Senator Austin Allran JACKSON COUNTY—District 50—Senator John Snow, Jr. JACUMIN, SENATOR JIM .......................... 44th District—Burke, Caldwell.

Absent of Leave .............................................................................. 10 (portion). Paired Votes— H 4 Job Maintenance and Capital Development Fund ................................11. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


JENKINS, SENATOR S. CLARK ......................... 3rd District—Edgecombe,

Martin, Pitt (part). Absent of Leave ............................................................................................6, 9. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


JOHNSTON COUNTY—District 12—Senator Fred Smith JONES COUNTY—District 6—Senator Harry Brown JONES, SENATOR EDWARD W. ...................................4th District—Bertie,

Chowan, Gates, Halifax, Hertford, Northampton,

Perquimans. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


KERR, SENATOR JOHN H., III....................................5th District—Greene,

Pitt (part), Wayne (part). Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)



KINNAIRD, SENATOR ELEANOR............. 23rd District—Orange, Person. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


LEE COUNTY—District 18—Senator Bob Atwater LENOIR COUNTY—District 10—Senator Charles Albertson LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (The Honorable Beverly Eaves Perdue) LINCOLN COUNTY—District 41—Senator James Forrester MACON COUNTY—District 50—Senator John Snow, Jr. MADISON COUNTY—District 47—Senator Joe Sam Queen MALONE, SENATOR VERNON .........................14th District—Wake (part).

Journal Approval...............................................................................................9. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


MARTIN COUNTY—District 3—Senator S. Clark Jenkins MCDOWELL COUNTY—District 47—Senator Joe Sam Queen McKISSICK, SENATOR FLOYD B., JR........ 20th District—Durham (part).

Paired Votes— H 4 Job Maintenance and Capital Development Fund ................................11. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


MECKLENBURG COUNTY—District 35—Senator Eddie Goodall District 37—Senator Daniel Clodfelter District 38—Senator Charlie Dannelly District 39—Senator Robert Pittenger District 40—Senator Malcolm Graham MITCHELL COUNTY—District 47—Senator Joe Sam Queen MONTGOMERY COUNTY—District 29—Senator Jerry Tillman MOORE COUNTY—District 22—Senator Harris Blake MORRIS, THE REVEREND MICHAEL (Senate Chaplain)


NASH COUNTY—District 11—Senator A.B Swindell IV NESBITT, SENATOR MARTIN L., Jr.................................... 49th District—

Buncombe (part). Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


NEW HANOVER COUNTY—District 9—Senator Julia Boseman NORTHAMPTON COUNTY—District 4—Senator Ed Jones OFFICERS .........................................................................................................6. ONSLOW COUNTY—District 6—Senator Harry Brown ORANGE COUNTY—District 23—Senator Eleanor Kinnaird PAMLICO COUNTY—District 2—Senator Jean Preston PASQUOTANK COUNTY—District 1—Senator Marc Basnight PENDER COUNTY—District 8—Senator R.C. Soles, Jr. PERDUE, BEVERLY EAVES—Lieutenant Governor (President of the Senate) PERQUIMANS COUNTY—District 4—Senator Ed Jones PERSON COUNTY—District 23—Senator Eleanor Kinnaird PITT COUNTY—District 3—Senator S. Clark Jenkins District 5—Senator John H. Kerr III

PITTENGER, SENATOR ROBERT.......39th District—Mecklenburg (part).


POLK COUNTY—District 48—Senator Tom Apodaca PRAYERS OFFERED TO OPEN SESSION

Goss, Senator Steve, Watauga County..........................................................5, 9. PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE (Beverly Eaves Perdue, Lieutenant Governor)

Journal Signature ............................................................................................14. Presides— Daily Session ........................................................................................10, 11.


PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE (Senator Marc Basnight) PRESTON, SENATOR JEAN.....................................2nd District—Carteret,

Craven, Pamlico. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


PRINCIPAL CLERK (Janet B. Pruitt)

Editor’s Notes .................................................................................................17. Journal Signature ............................................................................................14.

PROCLAMATION FROM THE GOVERNOR

Extra Session.....................................................................................................5. PROTEST

Remarks of Protest .........................................................................................11. PRUITT, JANET B. (Principal Clerk) PURCELL, SENATOR WILLIAM R. ..........................25th District—Anson,

Richmond, Scotland, Stanly. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


QUEEN, SENATOR JOE SAM ..................................... 47th District—Avery,

Haywood (part), Madison, McDowell, Mitchell,

Yancey. Paired Votes— H 4 Job Maintenance and Capital Development Fund ................................11. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


RAND, SENATOR TONY ............................................. 19th District—Bladen,

Cumberland (part). Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)

Primary Sponsor .......................................................................................1, 2. Co-Sponsor ............................................................................................None.

RANDOLPH COUNTY—District 29—Senator Jerry Tillman RATIFIED BILLS ...........................................................................................47. READING CLERK (Ted Harrison)


RESOLUTIONS, JOINT H 2 Adjournment Sine Die

(Res. 69.) .................................................................................11, 13. RESOLUTIONS, SENATE

S 1 Extra Session Rules (Adopted) ...........................................................6. RICHMOND COUNTY—District 25—Senator William Purcell ROBESON COUNTY—District 13—Senator David Weinstein ROCKINGHAM COUNTY—District 26—Senator Phil Berger ROWAN COUNTY—District 34—Senator Andrew Brock RUTHERFORD COUNTY—District 46—Senator Walter Dalton SAMPSON COUNTY—District 10—Senator Charles Albertson SCOTLAND COUNTY—District 25—Senator William Purcell SENATE RULES S 1 Extra Session Rules (Adopted) ..................................................................6. SERGEANT-AT-ARMS (Cecil Goins) SHAW, SENATOR LARRY.......................21st District—Cumberland (part).


SMITH, SENATOR FRED ........................................12th District—Johnston,

Wayne (part). Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


SNOW, SENATOR JOHN J., JR. ...................50th District—Cherokee, Clay,

Graham, Haywood (part), Jackson, Macon, Swain,

Transylvania. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)



SOLES, SENATOR R. C., JR.................................... 8th District—Brunswick, Columbus, Pender.

Adjournment Motion—Second.......................................................................14. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


STANLY COUNTY—District 25—Senator William Purcell STEVENS, SENATOR RICHARD Y. ..................17th District—Wake (part).


STOKES COUNTY—District 30—Senator Don East SURRY COUNTY—District 30—Senator Don East SWAIN COUNTY—District 50—Senator John Snow, Jr. SWINDELL, SENATOR A. B, IV...................... 11th District—Nash, Wilson.


TILLMAN, SENATOR JERRY W......................29th District—Montgomery,

Randolph. Bills and Resolutions—(Senate Bills)


TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY—District 50—Senator John Snow, Jr. TYRRELL COUNTY—District 1—Senator Marc Basnight UNION COUNTY—District 35—Senator Eddie Goodall VANCE COUNTY—District 7—Senator Doug Berger VOTES

Paired— H 4 Job Maintenance and Capital Development Fund ................................11.

WAKE COUNTY—District 14—Senator Vernon Malone District 15—Senator Neal Hunt District 16—Senator Janet Cowell District 17—Senator Richard Stevens

SENATE JOURNAL [Extra Session

46

WARREN COUNTY—District 7—Senator Doug Berger WASHINGTON COUNTY—District 1—Senator Marc Basnight WATAUGA COUNTY—District 45—Senator Steve Goss WAYNE COUNTY—District 5—Senator John H. Kerr III District 12—Senator Fred Smith WEINSTEIN, SENATOR DAVID F............... 13th District—Hoke, Robeson.


WILKES COUNTY—District 45—Senator Steve Goss WILSON COUNTY—District 11—Senator A.B Swindell IV YADKIN COUNTY—District 30—Senator Don East YANCEY COUNTY—District 47—Senator Joe Sam Queen

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RATIFIED BILLS—SESSION LAW

H 4 Job Maintenance and Capital Development Fund (S.L. 2007-552.).............................................................. .10, 12, 13.

RATIFIED JOINT RESOLUTION H 2 2007 Extra Session Adjournment Sine Die (Res. 69)............. .11, 12, 13.

ADOPTED SENATE RESOLUTION S 1 Senate Rules for 2007 Extra Session (Adopted)....................................6.

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