S.B. No. 2076

	AN ACT
	relating to the titling of motor vehicles; creating a criminal
	offense and authorizing fees.
	BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:
	SECTION 1.  Section 152.062, Tax Code, is amended by adding
	Subsection (d) to read as follows:
	(d)  A seller of a motor vehicle is not required to complete a
	joint statement described by this section if:
	(1)  the seller does not hold a general distinguishing
	number issued under Chapter 503, Transportation Code; and
	(2)  the seller has complied with Section 501.028 or
	501.072, Transportation Code, as applicable.
	SECTION 2.  Section 501.002(30), Transportation Code, is
	amended to read as follows:
	(30)  "Travel trailer" means a house trailer-type
	vehicle or a camper trailer:
	(A)  that is a recreational vehicle defined under
	24 C.F.R. Section 3282.8(g); or
	(B)  that:
	(i)  is less than eight feet six inches in
	width or 45 [40] feet in length, exclusive of any hitch installed on
	the vehicle;
	(ii)  is designed primarily for use as
	temporary living quarters in connection with recreational,
	camping, travel, or seasonal use;
	(iii)  is not used as a permanent dwelling;
	and
	(iv)  is not a utility trailer, enclosed
	trailer, or other trailer that does not have human habitation as its
	primary function.
	SECTION 3.  Section 501.004(b), Transportation Code, is
	amended to read as follows:
	(b)  This chapter does not apply to:
	(1)  a farm trailer or farm semitrailer with a gross
	vehicle weight of not more than 34,000 pounds used only for the
	transportation of farm products if the products are not transported
	for hire;
	(2)  the filing or recording of a lien that is created
	only on an automobile accessory, including a tire, radio, or
	heater;
	(3)  a motor vehicle while it is owned or operated by
	the United States; or
	(4)  a new motor vehicle on loan to a political
	subdivision of the state for use only in a driver education course
	conducted by an entity exempt from licensure under Section
	1001.002, Education Code.
	SECTION 4.  Section 501.021(a), Transportation Code, is
	amended to read as follows:
	(a)  A motor vehicle title issued by the department must
	include:
	(1)  the legal name and address of each purchaser [and
	seller at the first sale or a subsequent sale];
	(2)  the legal name of the seller and the municipality
	and state in which the seller is located or resides [make of the
	motor vehicle];
	(3)  the year, make, and body style [type] of the
	vehicle;
	(4)  the [manufacturer's permanent] vehicle
	identification number of the vehicle [or the vehicle's motor number
	if the vehicle was manufactured before the date that stamping a
	permanent identification number on a motor vehicle was universally
	adopted];
	(5)  if the vehicle is subject to odometer disclosure
	under Section 501.072, the odometer reading and odometer brand as
	recorded on the last title assignment [serial number] for the
	vehicle;
	(6)  the name and address of each lienholder and the
	date of each lien on the vehicle, listed in the chronological order
	in which the lien was recorded;
	(7)  a statement indicating rights of survivorship
	under Section 501.031; and
	(8)  [if the vehicle has an odometer, the odometer
	reading at the time of application for the title; and
	[(9)]  any other information required by the
	department.
	SECTION 5.  Section 501.023(a), Transportation Code, is
	amended to read as follows:
	(a)  The owner of a motor vehicle must present identification
	and apply for a title as prescribed by the department, unless
	otherwise exempted by law. To obtain a title, the owner must apply:
	(1)  to the county assessor-collector in the county in
	which:
	(A)  the owner is domiciled; or
	(B)  the motor vehicle is purchased or encumbered;
	or
	(2)  [if the county in which the owner resides has been
	declared by the governor as a disaster area, to the county
	assessor-collector in one of the closest unaffected counties to a
	county that asks for assistance and:
	[(A)     continues to be declared by the governor as
	a disaster area because the county has been rendered inoperable by
	the disaster; and
	[(B)     is inoperable for a protracted period of
	time; or
	[(3)     if the county assessor-collector's office of the
	county in which the owner resides is closed for a protracted period
	of time as defined by the department,] to the county
	assessor-collector of a county [that borders the county in which
	the owner resides] who is willing [agrees] to accept the
	application if the county assessor-collector's office of the county
	in which the owner resides is closed or may be closed for a
	protracted period of time as defined by the department.
	SECTION 6.  Section 501.028, Transportation Code, is amended
	to read as follows:
	Sec. 501.028.  SIGNATURES [OWNER'S SIGNATURE]. (a)  On
	receipt of a certificate of title, the owner of a motor vehicle
	shall write the owner's name in ink in the space provided on the
	certificate.
	(b)  Upon transfer of ownership, the seller shall complete
	assignment of title by signing and printing the seller's name,
	printing the date of transfer, and printing the purchaser's name
	and address on the title.
	SECTION 7.  Section 501.030(a), Transportation Code, is
	amended to read as follows:
	(a)  Before a motor vehicle that was last registered or
	titled in another state or country may be titled in this state, the
	county assessor-collector shall verify that the vehicle has passed
	the inspections required by Chapter 548, as indicated in the
	Department of Public Safety's inspection database under Section
	548.251, or that the owner has obtained an identification number
	inspection in accordance with department rule.
	SECTION 8.  The heading to Section 501.032, Transportation
	Code, is amended to read as follows:
	Sec. 501.032.  [ASSIGNMENT OF VEHICLE] IDENTIFICATION
	NUMBER INSPECTION REQUIRED [BY DEPARTMENT].
	SECTION 9.  Sections 501.032(a) and (b), Transportation
	Code, are amended to read as follows:
	(a)  In addition to any requirement established by
	department rule, a motor vehicle, trailer, or semitrailer must have
	an identification number inspection under Section 501.0321 if:
	(1)  the department does not have a motor vehicle
	record for the motor vehicle, trailer, or semitrailer in the
	department's registration and title system, and the owner of the
	motor vehicle, trailer, or semitrailer is filing a bond with the
	department under Section 501.053;
	(2)  the motor vehicle, trailer, or semitrailer was
	last titled or registered outside of the United States and imported
	into the United States; or
	(3)  the owner or person claiming ownership requires an
	assigned or reassigned identification number under Section 501.033
	[On proper application, the department shall assign a vehicle
	identification number to a travel trailer, a trailer or
	semitrailer, a frame, or an item of equipment, including a tractor,
	farm implement, unit of special mobile equipment, or unit of
	off-road construction equipment:
	[(1)     on which a vehicle identification number was not
	die-stamped by the manufacturer;
	[(2)     on which a vehicle identification number
	die-stamped by the manufacturer has been lost, removed, or
	obliterated; or
	[(3)     for which a vehicle identification number was
	never assigned].
	(b)  An active duty member of a branch of the United States
	armed forces, or an immediate family member of such a member,
	returning to Texas with acceptable proof of the active duty status
	is exempt from an identification number inspection required under
	Subsection (a)(2) [The applicant shall die-stamp the assigned
	vehicle identification number at the place designated by the
	department on the travel trailer, trailer, semitrailer, frame, or
	equipment].
	SECTION 10.  Subchapter B, Chapter 501, Transportation Code,
	is amended by adding Sections 501.0321 and 501.0322 to read as
	follows:
	Sec. 501.0321.  IDENTIFICATION NUMBER INSPECTION. (a)  An
	inspection required under Section 501.032 must verify, as
	applicable, the identity of:
	(1)  a motor vehicle;
	(2)  a trailer or semitrailer;
	(3)  a frame, body, or motor of a motor vehicle; or
	(4)  an item of equipment not required to be titled but
	that may be registered under Chapter 502 or issued licensed plates
	under Chapter 504.
	(b)  An inspection under this section may not rely solely on
	the public identification number to verify the identity.
	(c)  An inspection under this section may be performed only
	by a person who has successfully completed an appropriate training
	program as determined by department rule and is:
	(1)  an auto theft investigator who is a law
	enforcement officer of this state or a political subdivision of
	this state;
	(2)  a person working under the direct supervision of a
	person described by Subdivision (1);
	(3)  an employee of the department authorized by the
	department to perform an inspection under this section; or
	(4)  an employee of the National Insurance Crime Bureau
	authorized by the department to perform an inspection under this
	section.
	(d)  The department shall prescribe a form on which the
	identification number inspection is to be recorded.  The department
	may provide the form only to a person described by Subsection (c).
	(e)  The department or another entity that provides an
	inspection under this section may impose a fee of not more than $40
	for the inspection. The county or municipal treasurer of a county
	or municipal entity that provides an inspection under this section
	shall credit the fee to the general fund of the county or
	municipality, as applicable, to defray the entity's cost associated
	with the inspection. If the department provides an inspection
	under this section, the fee shall be deposited to the credit of the
	Texas Department of Motor Vehicles fund.
	(f)  The department may not impose a fee for an inspection
	requested by the department. The department shall include a
	notification of the waiver to the owner at the time the department
	requests the identification number inspection.
	Sec. 501.0322.  ALTERNATIVE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
	INSPECTION. The department by rule may establish a process for
	verifying the identity of an item listed in Section 501.0321(a) as
	an alternative to an identification number inspection under Section
	501.0321. The rules may include the persons authorized to perform
	the inspection, when an alternative inspection under this section
	is required, and any fees that may be assessed. Any fee authorized
	must comply with Sections 501.0321(e) and (f).
	SECTION 11.  Section 501.033, Transportation Code, is
	amended to read as follows:
	Sec. 501.033.  ASSIGNMENT AND REASSIGNMENT OF
	IDENTIFICATION NUMBER BY DEPARTMENT. (a)  If the permanent
	identification number affixed by the manufacturer has been removed,
	altered, or obliterated, or a permanent identification number was
	never assigned, the department shall assign an identification
	number to [A person determined by law enforcement or a court to be
	the owner of] a motor vehicle, [travel trailer,] semitrailer, [or]
	trailer, motor [a part of a motor vehicle], [travel trailer,
	semitrailer, or trailer, a] frame, or body of a motor vehicle, or an
	item of equipment not required to be titled but that may be
	registered under Chapter 502 or issued license plates under Chapter
	504 on inspection under Section 501.0321 and application to the
	department [including a tractor, farm implement, unit of special
	mobile equipment, or unit of off-road construction equipment may
	apply to the department for an assigned vehicle identification
	number that has been removed, altered, obliterated, or has never
	been assigned].
	(b)  An application under this section must be in a manner
	prescribed by the department and accompanied by valid evidence of
	ownership in the name of, or properly assigned to, the applicant as
	required by the department.
	(c)  A fee of $2 must accompany each application under this
	section to be deposited in the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles
	fund.
	(d)  The assigned [vehicle] identification number shall be
	die-stamped or otherwise affixed in the manner and location
	designated by the department.
	(e)  The department shall reassign an original
	manufacturer's identification number only if the person who
	conducts the inspection under Section 501.0321 determines that the
	permanent identification number affixed by the manufacturer has
	been removed, altered, or obliterated [If the auto theft unit of a
	county or municipal law enforcement agency conducts an inspection
	required by the department under this section, the agency may
	impose a fee of $40.   The county or municipal treasurer shall credit
	the fee to the general fund of the county or municipality, as
	applicable, to defray the agency's cost associated with the
	inspection.   The fee shall be waived by the department or agency
	imposing the fee if the person applying under this section is the
	current registered owner].
	(f)  If the department reassigns a manufacturer's
	identification number, a representative of the department shall
	affix the number in a manner and location designated by the
	department.
	(g)  On affixing an assigned identification number or
	witnessing the affixing of a reassigned identification number, the
	owner or the owner's representative shall certify on a form
	prescribed by the department that the identification number has
	been affixed in the manner and location designated by the
	department and shall submit the form in a manner prescribed by the
	department.
	(h)  Only the department may issue an identification number
	to a motor vehicle, trailer, semitrailer, motor, frame, or body of a
	motor vehicle, or an item of equipment not required to be titled but
	that may be registered under Chapter 502 or issued license plates
	under Chapter 504. The department may not recognize an
	identification number assigned by any other agency or political
	subdivision of this state.
	SECTION 12.  Section 501.036, Transportation Code, is
	amended to read as follows:
	Sec. 501.036.  TITLE FOR FARM TRAILER OR FARM SEMITRAILER.
	(a)  Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter, the
	department may issue a title for a farm trailer or farm semitrailer
	with a gross vehicle weight of not more than 34,000 [4,000] pounds
	if[:
	[(1)     the farm semitrailer is eligible for registration
	under Section 502.146; and
	[(2)]  all [other] requirements for issuance of a title
	are met.
	(b)  To obtain a title under this section, the owner [of the
	farm semitrailer] must:
	(1)  apply for the title in the manner required by
	Section 501.023; and
	(2)  pay the fee required by Section 501.138.
	(c)  A subsequent purchaser of a farm trailer or farm
	semitrailer titled previously under this section or in another
	jurisdiction must obtain a title under [The department shall adopt
	rules to implement and administer] this section.
	SECTION 13.  Section 501.037, Transportation Code, is
	amended to read as follows:
	Sec. 501.037.  TITLE FOR TRAILERS OR SEMITRAILERS.
	(a)  Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter, the
	department may issue a title for a trailer or semitrailer that has a
	gross vehicle weight of 4,000 pounds or less if all other
	requirements for issuance of a title are met.
	(b)  To obtain a title under this section, the owner of the
	trailer or semitrailer must:
	(1)  apply for the title in the manner required by
	Section 501.023; and
	(2)  pay the fee required by Section 501.138.
	(c)  A subsequent purchaser of a trailer or semitrailer
	titled previously under this section or in another jurisdiction
	must obtain a title under this section.
	SECTION 14.  Section 501.071(a), Transportation Code, is
	amended to read as follows:
	(a)  Except as provided by Sections 503.036 and [in Section]
	503.039, a motor vehicle may not be the subject of a subsequent sale
	unless the owner designated on the title submits a transfer of
	ownership of the title.
	SECTION 15.  Section 501.072, Transportation Code, is
	amended to read as follows:
	Sec. 501.072.  ODOMETER DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. (a)  Except
	as provided by Subsection (c), the transferor [seller] of a motor
	vehicle transferred [sold] in this state shall provide to the
	transferee [buyer, on a form prescribed by the department,] a
	[written] disclosure of the vehicle's odometer reading at the time
	of the transfer in compliance with 49 U.S.C. Section 32705 [sale.
	The form must include space for the signature and printed name of
	both the seller and buyer].
	(b)  When application for a [certificate of] title is made,
	the transferee [owner] shall record the [current] odometer reading
	on the application. The [written] disclosure required by
	Subsection (a) must accompany the application.
	(c)  An odometer disclosure statement is not required for the
	transfer [sale] of a motor vehicle that is exempt from odometer
	disclosure requirements under 49 C.F.R. Part 580[:
	[(1)     has a manufacturer's rated carrying capacity of
	more than two tons;
	[(2)  is not self-propelled;
	[(3)  is 10 or more years old;
	[(4)     is sold directly by the manufacturer to an agency
	of the United States government in conformity with contractual
	specifications; or
	[(5)  is a new motor vehicle].
	(d)  The department shall provide for use consistent with 49
	C.F.R. Part 580:
	(1)  a secure power of attorney form; and
	(2)  a secure reassignment form for licensed motor
	vehicle dealers.
	(e)  In this section, "transferee" and "transferor" have the
	meanings assigned by 49 C.F.R. Part 580.
	SECTION 16.  Section 501.091(9), Transportation Code, is
	amended to read as follows:
	(9)  "Nonrepairable motor vehicle" means a motor
	vehicle [that]:
	(A)  that is damaged, wrecked, or burned to the
	extent that the only residual value of the vehicle is as a source of
	parts or scrap metal; [or]
	(B)  that comes into this state under a comparable
	ownership document that indicates that the vehicle is
	nonrepairable;
	(C)  that a salvage vehicle dealer has reported to
	the department under Section 501.1003;
	(D)  for which an owner has surrendered evidence
	of ownership for the purpose of dismantling, scrapping, or
	destroying the motor vehicle; or
	(E)  that is sold for export only under Section
	501.099.
	SECTION 17.  Section 501.09113(a), Transportation Code, is
	amended to read as follows:
	(a)  On receipt of a proper application from the owner of a
	motor vehicle, the department shall issue the applicant the
	appropriate title with any notations determined by the department
	as necessary to describe or disclose the motor vehicle's current or
	former condition if the [This section applies only to a] motor
	vehicle was brought into this state from another state or
	jurisdiction and [that] has on any title or comparable out-of-state
	ownership document issued by the other state or jurisdiction or
	record in the National Motor Vehicle Title Information System
	reported by another state or jurisdiction:
	(1)  a "rebuilt," "repaired," "reconstructed," "flood
	damage," "fire damage," "owner retained," "salvage," or similar
	notation; or
	(2)  a "nonrepairable," "dismantle only," "parts
	only," "junked," "scrapped," "crushed," or similar notation.
	SECTION 18.  Section 501.097(a), Transportation Code, as
	amended by Chapters 1136 (H.B. 1422) and 1296 (H.B. 2357), Acts of
	the 82nd Legislature, Regular Session, 2011, is reenacted to read
	as follows:
	(a)  An application for a nonrepairable vehicle title,
	nonrepairable record of title, salvage vehicle title, or salvage
	record of title must:
	(1)  be made in a manner prescribed by the department
	and accompanied by a $8 application fee;
	(2)  include, in addition to any other information
	required by the department:
	(A)  the name and current address of the owner;
	and
	(B)  a description of the motor vehicle, including
	the make, style of body, model year, and vehicle identification
	number; and
	(3)  include the name and address of:
	(A)  any currently recorded lienholder, if the
	motor vehicle is a nonrepairable motor vehicle; or
	(B)  any currently recorded lienholder or a new
	lienholder, if the motor vehicle is a salvage motor vehicle.
	SECTION 19.  Section 501.1001(a), Transportation Code, as
	amended by Chapters 1136 (H.B. 1422) and 1296 (H.B. 2357), Acts of
	the 82nd Legislature, Regular Session, 2011, is reenacted and
	amended to read as follows:
	(a)  Except as provided by Section 501.0925, an insurance
	company that is licensed to conduct business in this state and that
	acquires, through payment of a claim, ownership or possession of a
	salvage motor vehicle or nonrepairable motor vehicle [covered by a
	certificate of title issued by this state or a manufacturer's
	certificate of origin] shall surrender the [a] properly assigned
	evidence of ownership and apply for the appropriate title under
	Section 501.097 [title or manufacturer's certificate of origin to
	the department, on a form prescribed by the department].
	SECTION 20.  Section 501.1002(a), Transportation Code, as
	amended by Chapters 1136 (H.B. 1422) and 1296 (H.B. 2357), Acts of
	the 82nd Legislature, Regular Session, 2011, is reenacted to read
	as follows:
	(a)  If an insurance company pays a claim on a nonrepairable
	motor vehicle or salvage motor vehicle and the insurance company
	does not acquire ownership of the motor vehicle, the insurance
	company shall:
	(1)  submit to the department, before the 31st day
	after the date of the payment of the claim, on the form prescribed
	by the department, a report stating that the insurance company:
	(A)  has paid a claim on the motor vehicle; and
	(B)  has not acquired ownership of the motor
	vehicle; and
	(2)  provide notice to the owner of the motor vehicle
	of:
	(A)  the report required under Subdivision (1);
	and
	(B)  the requirements for operation or transfer of
	ownership of the motor vehicle under Subsection (b).
	SECTION 21.  Section 501.1002(b), Transportation Code, is
	amended to read as follows:
	(b)  The owner of a salvage or nonrepairable motor vehicle
	[to which this section applies] may not [operate or permit
	operation of the motor vehicle on a public highway or] transfer
	ownership of the motor vehicle by sale or otherwise unless the
	department has issued a salvage vehicle title, salvage record of
	title, nonrepairable vehicle title, or nonrepairable record of
	title for the motor vehicle or a comparable ownership document has
	been issued by another state or jurisdiction for the motor vehicle
	in the name of the owner.
	SECTION 22.  Section 501.109, Transportation Code, is
	amended by amending Subsections (d) and (e) and adding Subsections
	(g) and (h) to read as follows:
	(d)  Except as provided by Subsection (e), an offense under
	Subsection (a), (b), or (c) [this section] is a Class C misdemeanor.
	(e)  If it is shown on the trial of an offense under
	Subsection (a), (b), or (c) [this section] that the defendant has
	been previously convicted of:
	(1)  one offense under Subsection (a), (b), or (c)
	[this section], the offense is a Class B misdemeanor; or
	(2)  two or more offenses under Subsection (a), (b), or
	(c) [this section], the offense is a state jail felony.
	(g)  A person commits an offense if the person knowingly
	provides false or incorrect information or without legal authority
	signs the name of another person on:
	(1)  an application for a title to a nonrepairable
	motor vehicle or salvage motor vehicle;
	(2)  an application for a certified copy of an original
	title to a nonrepairable motor vehicle or salvage motor vehicle;
	(3)  an assignment of title for a nonrepairable motor
	vehicle or salvage motor vehicle;
	(4)  a discharge of a lien on a title for a
	nonrepairable motor vehicle or salvage motor vehicle; or
	(5)  any other document required by the department or
	necessary for the transfer of ownership of a nonrepairable motor
	vehicle or salvage motor vehicle.
	(h)  An offense under Subsection (g) is a felony of the third
	degree.
	SECTION 23.  Effective January 1, 2019, the heading to
	Section 501.134, Transportation Code, is amended to read as
	follows:
	Sec. 501.134.  CERTIFIED COPY OF LOST OR DESTROYED
	CERTIFICATE OF TITLE.
	SECTION 24.  Effective January 1, 2019, Sections 501.134(a),
	(b), (c), and (d), Transportation Code, are amended to read as
	follows:
	(a)  If a printed title is lost or destroyed, the owner or
	lienholder disclosed on the title may obtain, in the manner
	provided by this section and department rule, a certified copy of
	the lost or destroyed title directly from the department by
	applying in a manner prescribed by the department and paying a fee
	of $2. A fee collected under this subsection shall be deposited to
	the credit of the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles fund [and may
	be spent only as provided by Section 501.138].
	(b)  If a lien is disclosed on a title, the department may
	issue a certified copy of the [original] title only to the first
	lienholder or the lienholder's verified agent unless the owner has
	original proof from the lienholder of lien satisfaction.
	(c)  The department must plainly mark "certified copy" on the
	face of a certified copy issued under this section. [A subsequent
	purchaser or lienholder of the vehicle only acquires the rights,
	title, or interest in the vehicle held by the holder of the
	certified copy.]
	(d)  A certified copy of the title that is lawfully obtained
	under this section supersedes and invalidates any previously issued
	title or certified copy. If the certified copy of the title is
	later rescinded, canceled, or revoked under Section 501.051, the
	department may revalidate a previously superseded or invalidated
	title or certified copy of title [A purchaser or lienholder of a
	motor vehicle having a certified copy issued under this section may
	at the time of the purchase or establishment of the lien require
	that the seller or owner indemnify the purchaser or lienholder and
	all subsequent purchasers of the vehicle against any loss the
	person may suffer because of a claim presented on the original
	title].
	SECTION 25.  Section 541.201(5), Transportation Code, is
	amended to read as follows:
	(5)  "House trailer" means a trailer or semitrailer,
	other than a towable recreational vehicle, that:
	(A)  is transportable on a highway in one or more
	sections;
	(B)  is less than 45 [40] feet in length,
	excluding tow bar, while in the traveling mode;
	(C)  is built on a permanent chassis;
	(D)  is designed to be used as a dwelling or for
	commercial purposes if connected to required utilities; and
	(E)  includes plumbing, heating,
	air-conditioning, and electrical systems.
	SECTION 26.  The following provisions of the Transportation
	Code are repealed:
	(1)  Sections 501.032(c) and (d); and
	(2)  Section 501.09113(b).
	SECTION 27.  Not later than December 31, 2018, the
	Department of Public Safety and the Texas Department of Motor
	Vehicles shall:
	(1)  conduct a study on the efficiency and necessity of
	the titling, including actions related to titling such as
	registration, and inspection of vehicles in this state; and
	(2)  submit to the legislature a report on the results
	of the study that includes:
	(A)  identification of any elements of the vehicle
	titling, including actions related to titling such as registration,
	and inspection programs that can be eliminated; and
	(B)  recommendations for legislation to eliminate
	those elements.
	SECTION 28.  Except as otherwise provided by this Act, this
	Act takes effect September 1, 2017.
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	President of the Senate	Speaker of the House
	I hereby certify that S.B. No. 2076 passed the Senate on
	April 27, 2017, by the following vote: Yeas 27, Nays 4; and that
	the Senate concurred in House amendments on May 26, 2017, by the
	following vote: Yeas 27, Nays 4.
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	Secretary of the Senate
	I hereby certify that S.B. No. 2076 passed the House, with
	amendments, on May 21, 2017, by the following vote: Yeas 130,
	Nays 12, one present not voting.
	______________________________
	Chief Clerk of the House
	Approved:
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	Date
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	Governor