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House Bill 285 would increase training and professional development for special education educators expand oversight of special education programs through data collection and reporting ensure timely access to special education for students with disabilities and initiate an educator-informed process to determine appropriate salary levels for school employees supporting students with disabilities. Michelle Lujan Grisham would create an Office of Special Education within the state Public Education Department. Special education: A recently introduced bill backed by Gov. Liz Stefanics, D-Cerrillos, for removing the bill from the table for discussion. The committee previously tabled the bill before committee members even discussed it. 'If the individuals or entity that wants to do the burn does those particular things, we protect the public better than we have in the past.' 'In essence, it just says a prescribed burn will not be conducted in the months of March, April and May when a red flag warning has been issued by the National Weather Service for the date and time the burn is scheduled to occur,' he said. Ron Griggs, R-Alamogordo, said the substitute bill is the work of a group that met last week and made the prohibition more specific to when a red flag warning has been issued. Senate Bill 21 passed the committee 5-2 in its second go-round. Prescribed burns: A revised bill that would prohibit federal, state, local or tribal governments from conducting prescribed burns in the spring received another hearing before the Senate Conservation Committee on Thursday. 'The problem is, as we see it, you'll never get in the house because you can't afford it,' said Traynor, who suggested the bill require a conduit rather than an entire photovoltaic system. Randy Traynor, a lobbyist for the homebuilders, said he appreciated what Soules was trying to accomplish and was correct in saying homeowners would save on their electricity bills. The bill drew support from the Sierra Club and Conservation Voters New Mexico and opposition from the New Mexico Home Builders Association. 'That's probably not enough, but it's enough to make a significant difference in someone's electric bill and to reduce some of the concerns and problems on the grid as there's more construction going in,' he said. Under the bill, the photovoltaic system would have to provide at least one watt per square foot of heated area, which Soules called a 'reasonable balance.' Bill Soules, D-Las Cruces, who is sponsoring Senate Bill 77.

'As we're moving toward electrifying everything, we ought to put our money where our mouth is, so to speak,' said Sen. Solar power: A bill that would require all new residential construction to include photovoltaic systems and receptacles for electric vehicles eked out of the Senate Conservation Committee on a 4-3 vote Thursday.