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Committee removes Senate Bill 112 from table and approves motion to move it forward

5684479 · March 12, 2025
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Summary

The House Commerce & Economic Development Committee removed Senate Bill 112 from the table and approved a due-pass motion after a roll call; the committee recorded 9 yes votes and 1 no.

The House Commerce & Economic Development Committee on May 20 moved Senate Bill 112 off the table and approved a due-pass motion, the committee chair announced after a roll call vote. The committee recorded 9 yes votes and 1 no on the due-pass motion.

Chair and members did not discuss the substance of the bill on the record during the committee session. The motion to remove the bill from the table and to approve a due-pass was procedural and was followed immediately by the roll call and tally.

Because the transcript records only the procedural removal and the roll call tally, no further details about the bill's content, sponsors, or next steps were recorded in this meeting. Committee staff did not present bill text or a policy memo during the segment of this hearing captured in the transcript.