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Senate Education Committee sends House Bill 2051307 to Committee of the Whole
Summary
The Senate Education Committee voted unanimously to move House Bill 2051307 to the Committee of the Whole with a favorable recommendation and placed it on the consent calendar; the committee did not record substantive debate and two members were excused.
The Senate Education Committee voted unanimously to send House Bill 2051307 to the Committee of the Whole with a favorable recommendation during a short session that included a roll call and no substantive debate.
Senator Ridge moved the measure, saying, "I move House Bill 20 five-one-three-zero-seven to the committee of the whole with the favorable recommendation." The motion passed on a voice/roll call vote. Committee staff recorded Senators Bridal, Kipp, Michaelson Janae and Rich as voting aye; Senator Lundeen and Senator Marchman were listed as excused. The presiding officer also recorded aye votes and declared the motion passed unanimously.
The committee then placed the bill on the consent calendar. The presiding officer said, "Seeing no objection, that will go to the consent calendar." The committee adjourned immediately afterward.
The meeting record contains no discussion of the bill’s substance, sponsors, fiscal impact or policy text; those details were not stated in the transcript. The action recorded was procedural: moving the bill to the Committee of the Whole with a favorable recommendation and placing it on the consent calendar.
The committee’s roll call at the start of the meeting noted Senator Lundeen and Senator Marchman as excused. Committee staff member Chris Faylor conducted the roll call.
