what are the results so far?

on bill hr669 what are the results so far i feel lost right now:confused: oh well any answers are welcome:)

thats what i want to know

were not the only one

http://www.pethobbyist.com/sitenews/...R.-669.htmlere

thanks for the link

so from what i understand no decisions have been made on weather or not this is a good or bad thing but when reheard at another hearing they will see what they need to do to adress the issue



LONG LIVE OUR HOBBIE

basically.... Everyone thought it was a good idea just written wrong. I just want to find out if they voted yes or no for it. I believe it will pass today though. The only guys that were for us were the last two guys. They needed some nonnative species keepers on that panel also to give them a chance to speak.

Thanks for the link:) kudos to anyone from South Carolina who wrote or called their Rep your voice was heard:salute:

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basically.... Everyone thought it was a good idea just written wrong. I just want to find out if they voted yes or no for it. I believe it will pass today though. The only guys that were for us were the last two guys. They needed some nonnative species keepers on that panel also to give them a chance to speak.

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It's got 10 more days of review, and the only witnesses were invited ones.

Andrew Wyatt of USARK said, "HR669 is toast"

I got off the phone with him a few minutes ago. What that means I couldn't tell you, but he seemed rather happy about telling me it

I love south carolina. this is a great state to live in if you have exotics! Unless you live in certain citys. Theres some restrictions for certain counties but overall great place for exotics

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Thanks for the link:) kudos to anyone from South Carolina who wrote or called their Rep your voice was heard:salute:

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you welcome i am a proud south carolinian and i wrote :D:P but it wasnt all me..... or mabey it was:D

There was no vote today. It's basically been left open-ended and it can be re-written and discussed indefinitely at this point. it's still jsut as potent tonight as it was last week. I'm not understanding Mr. Wyatt saying the bill is "toast" because it's FAR from being toast. I feel as though a false sense of victory is being displayed here when, in all actuality, we've won nothing except more time to write letters and make our voices heard.

ya but that sounds like a buz kill id rather we think we are victorious :)