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Assemblymember Brown May moved for the adoption of amendment 9-48 and later amendment 9-54; both amendments were adopted by voice vote. After the floor amendments were adopted and no further amendments were offered, the chief clerk recorded 42 ayes, 0 nays and the presiding officer declared the bill passed and ordered to the Senate.

Why it matters: The bill, as read on the floor, makes revisions affecting health and human services programs. The transcript shows floor amendments were adopted and the measure received unanimous support in the Assembly, indicating broad legislative agreement on these revisions at this stage.

Key details: The bill was read into the record as “revisions relating to health and human services” and cited as Section 1 through Section 372 (end of bill) in the reading. Assemblymember Brown May offered amendments 9-48 and 9-54 on the floor; both carried. The final roll call recorded 42 ayes and 0 nays.

Discussion versus action: The floor record contains motions to adopt the listed amendments and the unanimous final roll call. There is no extended floor debate recorded in the transcript excerpt provided.

Next steps / context: The bill was ordered to the Senate for further action. The transcript does not include the bill text or fiscal impacts; those details should be consulted in the official bill packet and fiscal note.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","6/1/2025 - Assembly Floor Session*","oneSentenceSummary","Senate Bill 494, described on the floor as revisions relating to health and human services, passed the Nevada Assembly unanimously after Assemblymember Brown May moved and members adopted two amendments.","taxTitle","2025 Legislature NV, Nevada","taxId",78440,"location","Nevada","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6219713,"Assembly passes capital‑improvements bill billed as a housing and jobs measure, 38‑4",251,3783000,4034000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3621301-0001df437e86bf1e38157859432b832c&start=3783&end=4034","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3621301-0001df437e86bf1e38157859432b832c/thumbnail_3783000.jpg","/articles/6219713/Nevada/Assembly-passes-capitalimprovements-bill-billed-as-a-housing-and-jobs-measure-384","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6219713-13b5bbcbb870c373338816e04bdf1dda/orig.mp4?Expires=1771141665&Signature=hmZBLj7bM1OmZK4PLhPLz9wiI~WBL3QDj57-WiTyb4nbtNz2izvXxZJ7BjmUohcvvgpc1wGj9pIQkvXIt8gcc-BJtM~PBXInG8kr7FeILNXpbDHfdOaNswEyvcyBEpTLOt6upL0sAgBuGDZBNMkHjcde8NqMTw9LrzaU0Eie0A7Vdcl5t2~cOQH2q5Q8KjFgULaIjm6r9zJvZ9Wwme1XCzbZLGsGWhmU~oFod3I5u-U5VpDjgyIVS0z09vMCKY0cnUaxN9oqDwUzCPdx8vtqmYNdm6oYIl2eR8lMhZjsDsIT3MLlGTZDhnj-phoe5snE2C0ulGmen-eSKnE0X6JdAA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","CARSON CITY, Nev. — The Nevada Assembly approved Senate Bill 502 on third reading on May 30 with a 38‑4 recorded vote, passing a capital improvements package that lawmakers on the floor described as a jobs and housing measure.

Assemblymember Howtegui, speaking on the floor, called the CIP measure “what we call our jobs bill” and said “this session, it's also our housing bill,” urging colleagues to support the legislation. Assemblymember Monroe Moreno also rose in favor and described the bill as “a housing bill. It's a bonds bill,” citing the measure's role in financing infrastructure and housing projects and urging members to vote for it.

Why it matters: The bill was presented on the floor as a package that includes funding priorities for capital projects and housing affordability. Lawmakers framed the bill as advancing jobs through construction and funding programs intended to address housing needs in Nevada.

Key procedural steps: The Assembly adopted two floor amendments recorded in the transcript — amendment 9-59 (moved by Monroe Moreno) and amendment 9-79 (also moved and adopted) — before final passage. After debate and remarks in support of the bill, the chief clerk recorded 38 ayes and 4 nays; the presiding officer declared the bill passed with the necessary two‑thirds majority.

Discussion versus action: Floor remarks focused on the bill's economic and housing impacts; amendments were formally adopted, and the Assembly completed a roll‑call vote resulting in passage. The transcript records praise from supporters for the executive branch and housing division's work in shaping the package.

Next steps / context: The presiding officer ordered the bill to the Senate. The transcript does not include the bill text or appropriation totals on the floor; it records that the bill authorizes and provides funding for capital projects and that members characterized it as a housing and jobs bill.","Senate Bill 502, a capital improvements (CIP) bill that members described as a housing and jobs bill, passed the Nevada Assembly 38‑4 after adoption of floor amendments.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6219718,"Assembly fails to pass payments‑bank licensing bill after roll call falls short of constitutional majority",439,3095000,3534000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3621301-0001df437e86bf1e38157859432b832c&start=3095&end=3534","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3621301-0001df437e86bf1e38157859432b832c/thumbnail_3095000.jpg","/articles/6219718/Nevada/Assembly-fails-to-pass-paymentsbank-licensing-bill-after-roll-call-falls-short-of-constitutional-majority","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6219718-179ace5ad54806ec8f3a183fa31bc96f/orig.mp4?Expires=1771141665&Signature=jKu1QLn3g9TJxK9mrKSksskXrKXHTsx79dqCU10Zupye6pNcQkxXB9yxsZzV62oKuRIjDqkh4V4nfjOsMEoZvNnPy-eE67RG5MvRvg-mgOmtW9kHqQi~hAQGVwcDS-0Mmyyc89VdW9o9NoMQFkLcpzFJUdlcVkKoVkjfq~JcHhpmaYFvvAVSbblvm33GA74URh2thuhYbxRxUz0eR~8fhlOjDJpyJhfDb0Of4bxJ6AcKmC5AT~l6UOXgS89troFeD4LF725y~dydLsROKFCHFwqVTbvojcp73EnzJiQFEcnjQiZww7bYDGXnwjY2BgWgPAqsaapW~WQrF5rSdXJcSQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","CARSON CITY, Nev. — The Nevada Assembly on May 30 failed to pass a bill to license and regulate payments banks after a roll call, reopened to reflect an amendment change, produced 20 ayes and 22 nays.

Assemblymember Yeager introduced Senate Bill 500 as a bill “provides for the licensure and regulation of payments banks.” The Assembly adopted an amendment to the bill earlier in the day (amendment 9-66) before members returned to a final roll call on the measure. The chief clerk recorded the final tally and the presiding officer declared the bill lost because it did not receive a constitutional majority.

Why it matters: SB 500 would have created a licensing framework for payments banks in Nevada. Proponents said the bill was intended to establish state rules for a class of financial institutions; opponents voted against final passage. The measure failed despite a prior adoption of an amendment to the bill.

Key details: Assemblymember Monroe Moreno moved for adoption of amendment 9-66 to the bill; the amendment was adopted by voice vote. Later, the chief clerk reopened the roll because “the amendment removed the two thirds from the bill,” and after a brief recess the clerk recorded 20 ayes and 22 nays. The speaker then said, “The bill failing to receive a constitution majority, I declare it lost.”

Discussion versus action: The record shows procedural debate limited to motions to adopt amendments and to reopen the roll to ensure accurate vote counts after the amendment change. The Assembly formally adopted amendment 9-66 and later took a final recorded vote; the formal outcome was that the bill failed to pass.

Next steps / context: The journaled record shows the bill was considered on the Assembly floor and that members exercised roll‑call voting procedures after amendment. The transcript does not record plans to reintroduce the measure or next legislative steps in this session.

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Assembly unanimously approves health and human services revisions in Senate Bill 494

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Assembly fails to pass payments‑bank licensing bill after roll call falls short of constitutional majority