2011 Senate Bill 577 ↩

House Roll Call 771: Passed

To make various revisions to the law imposing licensure and regulation on unarmed combat promoters, including reducing some fees but allowing streamlined regulations in return for giving the state $25,000, increasing maximum bond-posting amounts, increasing drug testing authorizations, and allowing the regulatory commission to impose government secrecy on information a license applicant claims is a proprietary “trade secret”.