State Auditor John Dougall and State Representative Susan Pulsipher talk with State Representative Cory Maloy about his push to reign in overcriminalization of drug offenses. Maloy proposes to prevent the government from restricting one’s driver license for non-vehicular drug offenses. Maloy also discusses legislation to protect patient privacy regarding recordings of paramedic/EMT emergency responses.
Dougall and Pulsipher then talk with State Representative Marc Roberts regarding his concerns with arbitrary limits on pets. Roberts wants scientific studies rather than arbitrary preferences to dictate the limits imposed by cities and counties. Roberts also discusses his effort to reduce the regulations on homemade commercial foods. One more step in making the neighborhood lemonade stand legal again.
Dougall and Pulsipher then get an update from State Senator Deidre Henderson regarding her Food Truck Freedom efforts. Henderson also discusses her efforts on government transparency and accountability as well as an update on the Martha Cannon Hughes statue debate.
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