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Why it matters: The transcript records the sponsor’s withdrawal and no committee vote on the substance of HB965. No additional details about the reasons for withdrawal, substitute language, or rescheduling were provided in the recorded portion of the session.

Committee action: The transcript indicates the sponsor withdrew the bill; there was no roll-call vote on the bill’s merits recorded in the excerpt.

No fiscal, programmatic, or sponsor rationale was recorded in the transcript.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","APP Committee Session, 2/7/2025 #1","oneSentenceSummary","House Bill 965 was withdrawn by its sponsor and removed from the committee’s agenda, recorded in the session as 'unfavorably withdrawn.' No vote on the merits was recorded in the transcript.","taxTitle","Appropriations Committee, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Maryland","taxId",15058,"location","Maryland","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6345111,"Committee unanimously advances HB538 to move senior federal commodity program from Department of Aging to DHS",0,272000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2249699-9d50410d6a9ba9f91b82ea2bfaec40c7&start=272&end=272","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2249699-9d50410d6a9ba9f91b82ea2bfaec40c7/thumbnail_272000.jpg","/articles/6345111/Maryland/Committee-unanimously-advances-HB538-to-move-senior-federal-commodity-program-from-Department-of-Aging-to-DHS","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6345111-b6c2f1a343fddf6c651991a6617b78b6/orig.mp4?Expires=1771202149&Signature=N8aOWiN26IO9z2pRwGu2iijV4lqcF3qmaB04qw3cErcDHf8y37ufWcoiiYL8g59-i26ZtjJLhzWKL8Oil7K8PxLle8b5Ma3Ya~Uo8d~7fMTUAA49YaSFMiZzVpXCIJvzIW91nDAzKsKkzrzxpn2YkgG3Sw3k0OWpdCR8xXeffUQkXEN6fQ5LD3q1GOkfSpJNEXHMe9kuJOCmEhEvr7ycyguKiEXXEy3npMRTFy6Fpn25FlJPKX57sPjFmWseFFfuWfilFBJa2Czgw9iRHvRHxI41Ve65rbiJJQ6oJmq09~uD2nFi9PnHGw29eisYaxyv5uIzmYmMVdRodaYX1hW7Bw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Appropriations Committee unanimously voted to report House Bill 538 favorably, a bill to transfer administration of the federally funded Commodity Supplemental Food Program’s senior \"groceries on the go\" service from the Department of Aging to the Department of Human Services.

Delegate Shetty, presenting the bill during the committee’s bill-hearing sequence, said, “HB 538 ... would transition the administration of the federally funded, senior groceries on the go program, from the Department of Aging to the Department of Human Services.” Shetty told the committee there were no amendments and that the subcommittee passed the bill unanimously.

Why it matters: The measure moves administration of a federally funded nutrition service for older residents between two state agencies; the transcript does not include fiscal estimates, implementation timelines, or details on program operations after transfer.

Committee action: The roll call recorded unanimous support. Members recorded as voting yes included: Delegate Smith; Delegate Lewis; Delegate Shetty; Delegate Watson; Delegate Solomon; Delegate Christ; Delegate Grice; Delegate Ivy; Delegate Jones; Delegate McCaskill; Delegate Ruff; Delegate McComas; Delegate Spiegel; Delegate Beacham; Delegate Schindler; Delegate Stanko; Delegate Mangione; Delegate Woolich; Delegate Heimbaugh; Delegate Edelson; Delegate Harris; and Delegate Forbes. The transcript recorded no no votes or abstentions for HB538.

There were no amendments recorded on the bill. The committee chair moved on to other agenda items after announcing the bill’s passage.

The transcript provides no further details about the process for transferring program administration, required approvals, or expected implementation dates.","The Appropriations Committee voted unanimously to pass House Bill 538, which would transfer administration of the federally funded Commodity Supplemental Food Program senior \"groceries on the go\" program from the Department of Aging to the Department of Human Services; no amendments were recorded.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6345116,"Appropriations Committee votes to recommend HB207, shortening residency tax-payment requirement for in-state tuition",169,162000,331000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2249699-9d50410d6a9ba9f91b82ea2bfaec40c7&start=162&end=331","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2249699-9d50410d6a9ba9f91b82ea2bfaec40c7/thumbnail_162000.jpg","/articles/6345116/Maryland/Appropriations-Committee-votes-to-recommend-HB207-shortening-residency-tax-payment-requirement-for-in-state-tuition","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6345116-ea7839a7ee173421616945b4ca7e3986/orig.mp4?Expires=1771202149&Signature=EKe7UkdDW7B~zFHKCTGBP-uT02P8lk-zPM0M~WMZSDEQngp3nHLXvchMrikXAU8grCadvz5jSJ9nzhQJJxsIablXCaF4cvYEh1DrjL8kV1JlZw9XSivQejdjSj8xbtIL1nqkPPqLMfKFmgbHblPAeYPRhpwtb4ybFWPylFBL9rGE-LzunJWatx8w~r0z4-IBN0KcvguaAa2uLYaDqkDZAQqA4~lpqqF57OlEOp4IVIn8ismBgq3d68c6k45PnOjmGqIBohYzbIFQfs4NckY0AWRAfbXwAyMGQPHj06BUvruwUH06vejbcdBo~fhWvhIl4BtxfuJZ0WaIiZmugsv6sw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Appropriations Committee voted to recommend House Bill 207, sponsored by Delegate Pasteur, moving the number of years a family must show they paid state taxes for a prospective “dreamer” to qualify for in-state tuition from three years to two.

The committee chair said the measure was a carryover from last year and presented the change as reducing the required tax-payment period from three years to two. Committee members voted on the measure with no amendments on the floor; the bill was recorded as moved favorably out of the committee.

Why it matters: The bill alters the documented tax-payment window used to assess eligibility for in-state tuition in higher-education calculations for the group the transcript identified as “dreamers.” That change affects how long families must demonstrate tax payments before a student becomes eligible under the state’s in-state tuition criteria.

Committee action: A roll call recorded 15 yays and 6 nos. Members recorded as voting yes were: Delegate Smith; Delegate Lewis; Delegate Shetty; Delegate Watson; Delegate Solomon; Delegate Ivy; Delegate Jones; Delegate McCaskill; Delegate Ruff; Delegate Speegle; Delegate Schindler; Delegate Wallach; Delegate Edelson; Delegate Harris; and Delegate Forbes. Members recorded as voting no were: Delegate Grice; Delegate McComas; Delegate Beecham; Delegate Stonko; Delegate Mangione; and Delegate Hinebaugh.

There were no amendments reported on the bill during the committee’s voting session. The committee announced it would move on to bill hearings after a brief break to transfer systems.

No effective date, implementation details, or fiscal estimates were provided during the recorded portion of the session.","The Appropriations Committee voted to report House Bill 207 favorably, changing a tax-payment residency requirement from three years to two for eligibility for in-state tuition referenced for 'dreamer' students. The measure passed on a recorded roll call, 15–6.","actionData","errors"]

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House Bill 965 withdrawn by sponsor during committee session

Committee unanimously advances HB538 to move senior federal commodity program from Department of Aging to DHS

Appropriations Committee votes to recommend HB207, shortening residency tax-payment requirement for in-state tuition