2019 Senate Bill 691 ↩

Senate Roll Call 278: Passed

To revise a state licensure mandate imposed on barbers that requires 1,800 hours of instruction at a “licensed barber college” before an individual can earn a living at this trade. The bill would allow an individual to substitute an “apprenticeship” with an actual barber that meets general conditions specified in the bill, but not the detailed subject and hours-requirements of the introduced version of the bill.

38 Yeas / 0 Nays

Republican (22 Yeas / 0 Nays)

Barrett (R-24) Bizon (R-19) Bumstead (R-34) Daley (R-31) Horn (R-32) Johnson (R-14) LaSata (R-21) Lauwers (R-25) Lucido (R-8) MacDonald (R-10) MacGregor (R-28) McBroom (R-38) Nesbitt (R-26) Outman (R-33) Runestad (R-15) Schmidt (R-37) Shirkey (R-16) Stamas (R-36) Theis (R-22) VanderWall (R-35) Victory (R-30) Zorn (R-17)

Democrat (16 Yeas / 0 Nays)

Alexander (D-5) Ananich (D-27) Bayer (D-12) Brinks (D-29) Bullock (D-4) Chang (D-1) Geiss (D-6) Hertel (D-23) Hollier (D-2) Irwin (D-18) McCann (D-20) McMorrow (D-13) Moss (D-11) Polehanki (D-7) Santana (D-3) Wojno (D-9)