?? Or a statute that is unconstitutional. Who’s in favor of upholding unconstitutional statutes? I’m not. Please vote no. [SPEAKER CHANGES] The gentleman still has the floor. [SPEAKER CHANGES] Please vote no. [SPEAKER CHANGES] Representative Moore is recognized for a period not to exceed three minutes. [SPEAKER CHANGES] Thank you, Representative Hall. Members the reason that...this is a complicated bill and it is not a simple easy bill. There are arguments that it may or may not lead to moral litigation. There are arguments that it may or may not cost the state money, that it may or may not reduce revenue. It certainly has the potential to do all of that. The fiscal note reflects that and this bill because...if you look at rule 38B it does potentially reduce revenue. If more folks are granted this granted this standing, more awards of attorney's fee’s potentially awarded. This is something would cost the state, this is something that would, in fact, reduce revenue. This may be a great bill, I don’t know, but the point is that this bill should at least go through the Finance Committee and I would think that the safe thing to do is to not rush through, put a bill on to vote, put a bill on the floor tonight, take a vote and then find out after the fact that there’s an issue. You’ve heard from the Finance chair that her finance staff has reviewed it, has found that there is a potential finance impact, and this bill would go through Finance. Both Representative Stam and I are on the Finance Committee, the Finance Committee can hear the bill, and of course, Representative Stam knows very well that if the bill sets there a while, there are ways that the bill can be removed from committee at that time. This is not a death sentence for the bill, this is a we just don’t need to do it now, we just need to run it through the proper committees. Members, I would ask that you vote yes in favor of the motion, thank you. [SPEAKER CHANGES] Members, again, by rule, there may be some members that wish to ask a question or comment, but by rule, the time was limited to those two speaking. Now we’re about to take up the motion to re-refer. This motion would require a simple majority to re-refer House Bill 457 to Finance. The question before the House is the motion to re-refer House Bill 457 to the Committee on Finance. 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. The clerk will lock the machine and record the vote. 85 having voted in the affirmative and 29 in the negative, the motion passes. House Bill 515. The clerk will read. Ladies and gentlemen, that was properly read before us. Representative Bell, please state your purpose. [SPEAKER CHANGES] To debate the bill. [SPEAKER CHANGES] The gentleman is recognized to debate the bill. [SPEAKER CHANGES] This is the credit union conforming law bill. We debated this on Thursday. It received a 109 to nothing vote and I ask for your support in a third reading. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. [SPEAKER CHANGES] Further discussion, further debate. If not the question before the House is the passage of House Bill 515 on its third 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 Hanes. The clerk will lock the machine and record the vote. 113 having voted in the affirmative and none in the negative, House Bill 515 has passed its third reading and will be sent to the Senate. House Bill 649. The clerk will read. [SPEAKER CHANGES] Committee substitute … [SPEAKER CHANGES] The chair stands corrected, that bill has been removed from the calendar. We’re now back on page two. House Bill 330. [SPEAKER CHANGES] Mr. Speaker. [SPEAKER CHANGES] Representative Hanes, please state your purpose. . [SPEAKER CHANGES] I had a malfunction on 515, I intended to vote. [SPEAKER CHANGES] The gentleman will be recorded as having voted aye. House Bill 330. The clerk will read. [SPEAKER CHANGES] committee substitute for House Bill 330. The bill’s been entitled An Act Amending the North Carolina Planned Community Act Regarding the Transfer of Special Declarant Rights. The General Assembly of North Carolina enacts. [SPEAKER CHANGES] Representative Bryan, please state your purpose. [SPEAKER CHANGES] To debate the bill. [SPEAKER CHANGES] The gentleman is recognized to debate the bill. [SPEAKER CHANGES] Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Fellow members, this is a bill to clarify and improve the transfer special declarant rights in the planned community...