The Chamber's second Legislative Briefing Breakfast of the year will take place on April 4 and focus on tax reform. Legislative Briefing Breakfasts give local elected officials a chance to provide an outlook on the legislative session and share their top priorities for the remainder of the year. The second Legislative Briefing Breakfast of the year will feature remarks from Senate Appropriations Chair Sen. Chuck Hall, Chair of the Revenue and Taxation committee Senator Dave Rader, and Chair of the Government Oversight Committee on Banking Financial Services and Pensions, Rep. Mark Lepak. The event will wrap up with updates from local elected officials in attendance.  

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