Louisiana Cottage Food Law--La Home Bakers Please Read
Business By AtomicBakes Updated 29 Jul 2013 , 5:01am by T-Lew
AWow. What a day! Passed senate, headed to the house floor next. Contact your reps !! It's very important to push this now.
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Wow. What a day! Passed senate, headed to the house floor next. Contact your reps !! It's very important to push this now.
AIf you are on FB please go to Louisiana Cottage Food Law page. Links are posted there.
APassed committee! Now we just need to pass the house of Representatives and it's on to the governor!
Fyi: we only passed committee by one vote so please please please email the representatives!
APassed committee! Now we just need to pass the house of Representatives and it's on to the governor!
Fyi: we only passed committee by one vote so please please please email the representatives!
APassed committee! Now we just need to pass the house of Representatives and it's on to the governor!
Fyi: we only passed committee by one vote so please please please email the representatives!
AThank you!
It goes to the house Wednesday May 29th so email them very soon! There's s link to all the reps email addresses on the Facebook page "Louisiana cottage food law"
The Louisiana Cottage law facebook page says it goes to Jindal next but the house website page says it goes back to the senate. I honestly don't remember from school what comes next. I thought it passes both senate and house then goes to the governor to sign. If he wants to veto it, it goes back and needs 2/3 vote to overturn the veto. Why does it say its going back to the senate if it has passed the house? Does anybody know?
Looks like there were some amendments to the bill that was originally sent from the Senate. It has to go back to the Senate for them to vote again to approve those changes.
It has still passed though right? They are only voting on the amendments and it wont change the fact that the bill has passed?
I sat for over 2 hours watching the live feed yesterday hoping for it to pass. I watched the committee meeting as well and I seriously wanted that one jerk of a house member to shut up. He is just worried about competition with his restaurant. Makes me mad. At one point in time he was just like us. Not everyone can just go and open a commercial bakery.
The bill has to be passed, with the new amendments in order for it to go to the governors desk for signing. Different states have different rules legislatively, but in general, should the Senate fail to accept the new amendments it would move to a committee where they would attempt to work out differences- then back to both the House and Senate. It's confusing, but basically any changes (amendments) really make it a new bill- both chambers have to agree to that new bill.
I'm from Oklahoma where we just passed a similar bill and went thru the same process. The changes made for yours may have been simple ( as ours was) and it's just a formality, but for all intents and purposes, your bill has not passed till both chambers agree on the same exact bill, down to the last detail.
I was born and lived most of my life in Baton Rouge (right off of Drusilla Lane) and now I'm in Mississippi but only 6 miles across the state line and still keep one foot in my beloved Louisiana!! So glad to know some of my fellow CC'ers are Louisianians!
Mmmmmm, Drusilla Seafood!
AHi everyone. The bill has passed. I was actually on the house floor yesterday on the edge of my seat. It went through the senate floor today with no issues in a matter of seconds and will go to committee tomorrow to finalize then on to the Governor for his signature. It's been a very long and wonderful journey for me. It's surreal and I am thrilled!!
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You are very welcome. It was truly my pleasure!
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