A Committee member of the Highways and Transportation committee moved a "strike all" committee substitute and the committee approved the motion by voice vote, according to the meeting transcript.

The Committee member said, "We're getting rid of the repeater ... we're putting our language in the house bill 9 53." The same speaker also said, "We're putting it gets rid of the repeater ... This is house bill 9 53. We're putting senate bill 22 57 in it. Strike all committee sub." The transcript records the speaker as prompting members to vote: "Thank you. Everybody in favor, say aye." No opposition was recorded when the speaker asked, and the meeting then moved on: "Anybody oppose? Alright. Rise and rapport. Thank you."

The transcript does not specify the exact statutory provision being removed or the text of the committee substitute. It also does not identify who formally made or seconded the motion nor provide a roll‑call or numerical tally; the approval is recorded as a voice vote in the transcript. Because the speaker used disfluent or unclear phrasing (for example, saying "repeater" and "harvest repealer"), the transcript does not make clear which provision or phrase the committee intended to remove or replace.

No further debate, amendment language, committee instructions to staff, or public comment about the substance of the bill is documented in the provided transcript excerpt.

The action affects at least two bill identifiers named in the discussion: House Bill 953 and Senate Bill 2257 (as cited in the transcript). The committee's substitution—described only as a "strike all committee sub" in the transcript—appears to move the committee's language into House Bill 953 and references Senate Bill 2257, but the transcript does not include the substitute text or explain how the bills interrelate.

Meeting procedure: the record shows a single speaker leading the motion, a voice vote in favor, and no recorded opposition; details such as movers/seconders, vote counts, and the substitute text were not specified in the excerpt.