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And then we talked about this last week on the podcast, but those damn safety bills did end up moving and we did get our changes into those.

So SB 947 and House Bill 5485 both moved out of the Senate.

SB 947 was just a concurrence vote on the amendment adopted in the House.

And then the House bill has to still go back to the House.

It would save counties a lot of money in, you know, the event of a general or a special election for sure.

And then the other one was a McBroom bill.

It was Senate Bill 271.

That also got testimony at the same committee last week.

We did work in some changes in there.

So we're probably going to see House Bill 5485 also move.

That'll deal with some of the other sections of those bills.

That should move to the Senate, I think, Wednesday or Thursday of this week.

What was it?

Yes.

So they heard testimony last week on Senate Bill 1089, 1090, and 1091 in the Senate Judiciary Committee, and they were voted out of the committee last week as well.

But essentially what those bills would do is create a statewide process for determining indigency across counties statewide.