Committee members questioned 10X on cybersecurity, insider misuse and single‑tenant hosting during the vendor presentation; 10X highlighted device lockdowns, full logging and role‑based access as mitigations.

The chair said the committee will accept written comments through November 6, will gather input and work toward consensus in the coming weeks, and plans another meeting (likely mid‑late November or early December) to adopt recommendations and prepare for the 2027 legislative timeline.

Key committee motions and outcomes from the Feb. 25 Senate Rules meeting: SB447 (do pass, substitute LC474102S), SR668 (do pass, substitute LC590390S), consent calendar items moved and a slate of bills placed on the floor calendar; adjournment at 2:30 p.m.

After members exercised two 'picks' each for priority consideration, the chair circled a package of bills (including items returned from the previous day) and a motion to approve the list carried unanimously; the committee recessed for lunch and adjourned.

After a full consideration calendar, the committee voted unanimously to send SB 116 (DNA sampling/detainee policy), SB 433 (autism specialty plate/training) and HB 571 (radiological assistance certification) to the floor for consideration.

The committee approved a series of motions to recommit bills back to committee and set the day's calendar, moving many bills (including HB 541, HB 943, HB 964 and others) onto today s docket; motions were moved and seconded and no recorded opposition was announced in the transcript.

Committee members briefly presented many bills on education, public safety and health; Representative 28 moved recommitment of HB 880 and HB 1266 and the chair set the calendar for the day's floor agenda. Most bills received little questioning during this meeting.

Committee unanimously approves bill to establish study on AI and cryptocurrency.

Amori Crawford and Matt Reeves join the committee as new members from DeKalb and Gwinnett.