I can imagine it's only a matter of time before the Board have to consult the accused (governement, industry, science research) and this whole fiasco will be shown for what it really is.
I'd like to revise my comment. From scrutinising the bill and other information provided, I think this consultation has already occured (for instance, see above video @10:30mins) and none of them (except Rep's Price and MacBeth) are falling for the CT.
I don't know how the committee members try to get informed,
It would be interesting to see what information was used to draft the actual bill. (I'd bet Dane was cc'd in on it all, which would explain why he and all the other testifiers are now absent)
In the video above, it's clear the chair doesn't want to listen to the gish-gallop from Tom, asking he testify less about historical claims, current speculations and unfounded fears but instead focus on the bill itself (which appears to have zero hint of ongoing "chemtrails" and/or elevated chemical exposures), though he does state the board will gladly accept any further information the public sees fit.
At which point Tom goes on to to say this bill will be beneficial in regards to transparency but very quickly reverts back to a gish-gallop after which he's asked by the board to clarify "are we speaking about contrails from airlines...?" To which Tom replied "Yeah! It's, it's actually Stratospheric Aerosol Geongineering or Solar Radiation Mangement...". Tom then mentions that if this bill (which they presumably hope will reveal chemtrails are real) isn't passed, their legal team would have to "set up non-profit environmental groups as plaintiffs" against said chemical exposure.
And eventually, where Rep Price is stumbling along (around 14mins) trying to convince the panel to believe to see "the elephant in the room if you chose to believe it", Tom says it all. "You don't wanna believe it (spraying harmful stuff), right, but you have to get past that, you gotta believe your own eyeballs...I have loads of photos and videos..."
Considering Dane tells us that Tom was "in" on the legal team's conference call prior to this testimony (and presumably briefed/advised as best they could), as a believer I would be very disappointed to see how nothing's really progressed through the years.