SENATE - Louisiana

50th DAY'S PROCEEDINGS
Page 187 SENATE
June 21, 2004
who do not agree to comply with local zoning ordinances, landuse
regulations, and occupancy limits.
and asked that the President of the Senate affix his signature to the
same.
Respectfully submitted,
ALFRED W. SPEER
Clerk of the House of Representatives
The House Concurrent Resolutions contained herein were signed
by the President of the Senate.
Senate Study Request
The following Senate Study Requests have been approved by a
majority of the members of the Senate.
SENATE STUDY REQUEST NO. 3—
BY SENATOR HOLDEN
A STUDY REQUEST
To request the Senate Labor and Industrial Relations Committee to
study and recommend options available to raise the earnings of
minimum wage workers in Louisiana.
Senate Concurrent Study Request
The following Senate Concurrent Study Requests have been
approved by a majority of the members of the Senate and House of
Representatives.
SENATE CONCURRENT STUDY REQUEST NO. 4—
BY SENATOR SCHEDLER
A CONCURRENT STUDY REQUEST
To the Senate Committee on Commerce, Consumer Protection, and
International Affairs and the House Committee on Commerce to
meet and function as a joint committee to study the impact of
outsourcing certain activities outside of the United States.
SENATE CONCURRENT STUDY REQUEST NO. 5—
BY SENATOR FIELDS
A CONCURRENT STUDY REQUEST
To the Senate Committee on Environmental Quality and the House
Committee on Environment to meet and to function as a joint
committee to study the impact of the st orage of hazardous
materials by rail carriers near residential areas.
SENATE CONCURRENT STUDY REQUEST NO. 6—
BY SENATOR DARDENNE
A CONCURRENT STUDY REQUEST
To the Senate and House committees on health and welfare to meet
and to function as a joint committee to study and develop a
process by which prescription medications may be added to
Schedule IV of R.S. 40:964, as controlled dangerous substances.
SENATE CONCURRENT STUDY REQUEST NO. 7—
BY SENATOR N. GAUTREAUX
A CONCURRENT STUDY REQUEST
To the Senate Committee on Judiciary B and the House Committee
on the Administration of Criminal Justice to meet and function
as a joint committee to study the practicality and feasibility of
developing and implementing an electronic monitoring system
or Global Positioning System for paroled offenders of certain
crimes.
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