Made it out of committee.

To the floor now

I agree, the "pro" Oyster people made some good points and I was not sure how the vote would go.


I wish the LDWF would/could have presented a better assessment of there data and sampling of Oyster stock.

The "Pro" people sure twisted some of there information [incorrect information] to support the Oyster fishermen/women.

With all the evidence against the oyster fishermen it was a slam dunk. Or that's what I heard. Congratulations on getting it moved out of committee.

Passed 5-2, on to full senate for the vote on Monday. Hoping that the support in the House translates over to the Senate on Monday.
Might want to drop Stephen Dwight a line thanking him for his support on 156.
See ya in a couple years Waltrip:D

X2! Glad to hear they listened to the evidence. So next stop is the floor tomorrow?

Raymond where were you Mr CCA
We bring the thunder and you a no show for most important vote ?

Who were the 2 on the committee that opposed it?

Chairman Chabert and Lambert

Well done, men!

Great job.

I was able to watch towards the end when Lambert and Chabert were asking questions and from their questions I figured they were going to vote no. Didn't see much else though.

I spoke with Dan Morrish this am and he said Chabert was a no
So we knew we have 1 no for sure and 1 50/50

With lambert

Thought we would of had 9 Sen to vote
So we were looking at a 7-2 vote
Ended up 5-2

Think we are good under Dan on Senate Floor

Tonging only forward, it's LAW

CCA saves the day!!! Hooray!!

Great job to all those involved!

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Very good job..... Hope the lake can recover timely.

Great news, something alot of us have been asking for since it's inception and we saw the damage it was doing to the reefs. Thank you to everyone whom helped push this threw!

Outstanding news! Terrific job by all those whose spearheaded and then followed up on this!

Now go get those jetties done!

This was only a "victory" for the Senate NR committee voting to pass the bill on to the full Senate.


The Senate will have to talk about it and then vote. If it passes, it still will need the Governor's signature to become a law.