Hearing DetailsJoint Committee on Tourism, Arts and Cultural Development

Event Details

Status:

Completed

Event Date:

Monday, September 18, 2023

Start Time:

10:00 AM

Location:

A-1 and Virtual

Event Description

Arts & creative economy, historical landmarks, and cultural spaces

The Joint Committee on Tourism, Arts and Cultural Development is holding a public bill hearing on September 18th at 10am. Both in-person and virtual testimony will be heard at the discretion of the chairs. The purpose of this meeting is to provide interested members of the public an opportunity to provide input to the Committee on the following pieces of legislation related to arts & creative economy, historical landmarks, and cultural spaces as they pertain to the Tourism, Arts and Cultural sectors.

To submit written testimony, please email testimony to Derek.Dunlea@mahouse.gov and Gabrielle.Hanson@masenate.gov with the subject line “Written Testimony – TACD 9/18/23”.

To provide oral testimony, please fill out this form https://forms.office.com/g/5YXseSd4Rj by 10am on September 15th. Please be advised that the schedule and agenda are subject to change at the discretion of the Chairs. 

If you have any questions or concerns about this hearing you may contact Derek Dunlea or Gabrielle Hanson at Derek.Dunlea@mahouse.gov and Gabrielle.Hanson@masenate.gov.

DEADLINE TO PRE-REGISTER: For both in-person and virtual testimony, the deadline to register to testify is 10am Friday, September 15^th, 2023. Individuals registered for virtual testimony will receive an email the day before the hearing with a link to join the hearing on Microsoft Teams.

LEGISLATOR AND PUBLIC OFFICIAL TESTIMONY: Due to the technical requirements of conducting hybrid hearings, legislators and public officials are also requested to pre-register to testify. The Chairs may take legislators and public officials out of turn. The committee will extend this courtesy to legislators and public officials only, and it will not be expanded to include other individuals or panels.

TIME LIMIT: Each individual registered to testify shall be afforded 3 minutes to speak. Individuals offering testimony on multiple bills must do so within the 3-minute time limit. The Chairs, at their discretion, may further limit the time for testimony.

SAME DAY SIGN-UP: Individuals who miss the deadline to pre-register for testimony may appear on the day of the hearing and sign up to speak in person on forms provided by committee staff. Time permitting, when all pre-registered individuals have been called to testify, the Chairs will then call any individuals who sign up in-person on the day of the hearing.

PARTICIPATING AS A PANEL: Individuals who wish to participate as part of a panel must fill out the pre-registration form separately and completely, and then email the Research Director. The Chairs will permit either fully in-person panels or fully virtual panels only. Questions related to the registration of panels should be directed to the Research Director at Derek.Dunlea@mahouse.gov.

DEADLINE TO REQUEST ADA ACCOMODATIONS: ADA accommodations shall be provided upon request. The services are provided by staff from the appropriate state agencies. Agency policies require 3 business days to process any request for services. Therefore, the deadline to submit a request for ADA accommodations is 10am Wednesday, September 13th, 2023. Requests for services should be made by email to the Research Director at Derek.Dunlea@mahouse.gov. Please note, closed captioning will be enabled for this hearing.

ORDER OF TESTIMONY: The Chairs, at their discretion, will determine the order of testimony. It is the responsibility of the individuals registered to testify to be prepared to speak when called upon by the Chairs. In the event that an individual is called by the Chairs and that person is not logged into the Teams platform, the Chairs will move on and call the next individual or panel.

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Item Name	Start Time	Duration	Webcast
Joint Committee on Tourism, Arts and Cultural Development	9/18/2023 10:00 AM	01:58:02

Agenda

Arts & creative economy, historical landmarks, and cultural spaces 10:00am - 1:00pm

Bill	Bill Title	Sponsor
H.3240	An Act relative to procurement services for artists	David Biele
H.3241	An Act to preserve space for the creative economy	Daniel Cahill
S.530	An Act to preserve space for the creative economy	Liz Miranda
H.3246	An Act establishing a program for local art and community engagement	Mary S. Keefe
S.2190	An Act establishing a program for local art and community engagement	Robyn K. Kennedy
H.3248	An Act to protect Native American heritage	David M. Rogers
S.2186	An Act to protect Native American heritage	Nick Collins
H.3249	An Act establishing the Representative Chris Walsh disaster and emergency aid fund for Massachusetts artists	David M. Rogers
H.3250	An Act related to local and regional cultural council membership	Paul A. Schmid, III
H.3252	An Act to authorize the acquisition of land, the development and construction of an underground railroad, civil rights and black heritage museum and cultural center in Springfield	Bud L. Williams
S.2192	Resolve to establish a Massachusetts Cabo Verdean Cultural Center	Liz Miranda

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Hearing DetailsJoint Committee on Tourism, Arts and Cultural Development

Arts & creative economy, historical landmarks, and cultural spaces 10:00am - 1:00pm

Hearing DetailsJoint Committee on Tourism, Arts and Cultural Development

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