evidence_text: Senator Shink offered the following amendment:
  
  1. Amend page 22, following line 4, by inserting:
  
  “(4) If groundwater monitoring required by a permit issued or by rules promulgated under this part or required by a class VI well permit issued by the United States Environment Protection Agency indicates that a source of drinking water has been rendered unsafe for drinking by humans or livestock, the carbon sequestration project operator shall provide an alternate supply of potable drinking water within 24 hours after the monitoring results become available and an alternate supply of water that is safe for other necessary uses within 30 days after the monitoring results become available. The operator shall continue to provide alternate supplies of both potable water and water that is safe for other uses until additional monitoring by the carbon sequestration project operator shows that the original source of drinking water is safe for drinking and other uses or until a permanent alternate supply of water is identified and provided.
  
  (5) If there is a significant leak of carbon dioxide from an injection well, monitoring well, or other point on the surface, that is associated with the carbon sequestration project, all individuals residing within 1 mile of the point of the leak at the time of the leak are entitled to medical monitoring. The monitoring shall be of a scope and duration determined by the department of health and human services and be conducted at the expense of the carbon sequestration project operator.”.
  
  The amendment was not adopted, a majority of the members serving not voting therefor.