Senate Daily Journal - Louisiana
Senate Daily Journal - Louisiana
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Page 30 SENATE<br />
June 14, 2001<br />
42nd DAY'S PROCEEDINGS<br />
In House Committee Amendment No. 9 proposed by the House D. Method for procuring software and software maintenance<br />
Committee on Appropriations and adopted by the House on June 4, and support services. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this<br />
2001, on line 32 of page 2, at the beginning of the line and before Part, any agency may procure data processing software, software<br />
"Adopt" change "(4)" to "(5)"<br />
maintenance, and support services without the need for competitive<br />
bidding. Such procurement must have the written advance approval<br />
AMENDMENT NO. 3<br />
of the state central purchasing agency and shall not be for a price<br />
On page 8, line 16, following "duties" and before "and" insert a greater than the vendor's published price. The procurement support<br />
comma ","<br />
team shall develop and deliver to the office of state purchasing and<br />
the office of information technology proposed rules establishing<br />
AMENDMENT NO. 4<br />
guidelines for procurement activities under this Part. Upon approval<br />
On page 21, line 14, following "39:15.1-" and before "the" change of the office of information technology, the office of state purchasing<br />
"15.4" to "15.6"; and following "39:16.1-" change "16.4" to "16.5" shall promulgate rules in accordance with the Administrative<br />
Procedure Act."<br />
AMENDMENT NO. 5<br />
On page 21, line 22, following "<strong>Louisiana</strong>" and before "Law" insert Senator Michot moved to concur in the amendments proposed<br />
"State"<br />
by the House.<br />
AMENDMENT NO. 6<br />
On page 21, line 24, following "Statutes" and before "from" insert "of<br />
1950"<br />
HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS<br />
Amendments proposed by Representative LeBlanc to Reengrossed<br />
<strong>Senate</strong> Bill No. 455 by Senator Michot<br />
AMENDMENT NO. 1<br />
In Amendment No. 4 proposed by the House Committee on<br />
Appropriations and adopted by the House on June 6, 2001, on page<br />
1, delete lines 12 through 20 in their entirety and insert in lieu thereof<br />
the following: "system, or service for any agency under his<br />
jurisdiction, then he may implement an information technology plan,<br />
system or service of his own, upon finding just cause to do so and<br />
after giving notice of his actions and reason therefore at a meeting of<br />
the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget. Prior to<br />
implementation, any such information technology plan, system or<br />
service adopted by a statewide elected official shall be as compatible<br />
as is practical under the circumstances with the state master<br />
technology plan."<br />
HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS<br />
Amendments proposed by Representative Alario to Reengrossed<br />
<strong>Senate</strong> Bill No. 455 by Senator Michot<br />
AMENDMENT NO. 1<br />
On page 15, between lines 20 and 21, insert the following:<br />
"C. Method for procuring maintenance services.<br />
Notwithstanding any other provisions of this Part, any agency may<br />
procure maintenance services for data processing equipment without<br />
the need for competitive bidding. Such procurement must have the<br />
written advance approval of the state central purchasing agency and<br />
shall not be for a price greater than the vendor's published price. The<br />
procurement support team shall develop and deliver to the office of<br />
state purchasing and the office of information technology proposed<br />
rules establishing guidelines for procurement activities under this<br />
Part. Upon approval of the office of information technology, the<br />
office of state purchasing shall promulgate rules in accordance with<br />
the Administrative Procedure Act.<br />
ROLL CALL<br />
The roll was called with the following result:<br />
YEAS<br />
Bajoie Fields, W Lentini<br />
Barham Fontenot Malone<br />
Boissiere Gautreaux Marionneaux<br />
Cain Heitmeier McPherson<br />
Campbell Hines Michot<br />
Chaisson Hollis Mount<br />
Cravins Hoyt Romero<br />
Dardenne Irons Smith<br />
Dean Johnson Tarver<br />
Dupre Jones, B Theunissen<br />
Ellington Jones, C Thomas<br />
Fields, C Lambert Ullo<br />
Total—36<br />
NAYS<br />
Total—0<br />
ABSENT<br />
Mr. President Bean Schedler<br />
Total—3<br />
The Chair declared the amendments proposed by the House<br />
were concurred in. Senator Michot moved to reconsider the vote by<br />
which the amendments were concurred in and laid the motion on the<br />
table.<br />
SENATE BILL NO. 500—<br />
BY SENATORS W. FIELDS AND C. JONES<br />
AN ACT<br />
To enact R.S. 47:463.72(E), relative to special prestige license plates;<br />
to provide for the distribution of certain fees for the prestige<br />
license plate for Alpha Phi Alpha; and to provide for related<br />
matters.<br />
The bill was read by title. Returned from the House of<br />
Representatives with the following amendments:
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