Ladies and Gentleman, before we return back to the top of the calendar, we are going to take up the next matter on page 2, House Bill 220, the clerk will read. House Bill 220, a bill to be entitled to enact designated July the 22nd, of each year as North Carolina Fragile X Awareness stage. General Assembly of North Carolina enact. Representative Fulghum, please state your purpose. To debate the bill. The gentleman is recognized to debate the bill. Thank you Mr. Speaker. There aren't many people in this body, or any group of people I've ever known, who didn't have contact with autism. Autism is what this bill is really about, and it about the fragile X syndrome. X chromosomes are made up of everybody in here. Men have an X and a Y, and women have 2 X's. We can usually tell the difference. What happens in this syndrome, though, is the X chromosome is injured. Its a genetic problem. In an extraordinary number of cases in which this X syndrome is injured, the child is born with a developmental disorder involving brain function which is described as autism spectrum disorder or autism itself. Very difficult to diagnose other than behavioral, until recently. Now there are genetic tests being done and chemical and biological tests that are actually probably gonna find why this happens, and most importantly, how to stop it from happening. North Carolina Autism and Fragile X people have been reactive in this area and this resolution or designation is simply to bring attention to that fact. To bring attention to the people who are working on this and to honor them for doing that. We're honored to have a group of people who are the autism supporters here this evening, and I urge your adoption of this, recognizing July 22nd, as Fragile X awareness day. Further discussion, Further debate? If not the question before the House is the passage of House Bill 220 on its second reading. All in favor vote aye, all opposed vote no, the clerk will open the vote. All members wishing to record, please do so at this time. Representative Insko, the clerk will opt machine record the vote. 114 having voted in the affirmative and none in the negative. House Bill 220 has passed its second reading without objection and will be read a third time. General Assembly of North Carolina enact. Further discussion, further debate? If not the question before the House is the passage of House Bill 220 on its third reading. All in favor say aye, all opposed say no. The ayes have it. House Bill 220 has passed its third reading and will be sent to the Senate. Ladies and gentlemen of the House, upon motion of Representative Fulghum from Wake County, the chair is happy to extend a courtesies of the gallery to a group that has been working on the fragile x awareness day designation. The group leader is Cathy Short. I would also like to welcome an extended courtesies of the gallery to Heather Short, Joel Carpenter, Adam Martin, Lynn Martin, Matthew Carpenter, Angel Armlin, Harry Adams, Gideon Adams, Jacob Adams, and Elliot Adams. Please stand and let us welcome you, and thank you for your work. Ladies and Gentlemen, we're now going back to the public bills in the middle of he calendar on page 1, House Bill 515, the Clerk will read.