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House advances FY2025 supplemental appropriations bill to third reading and orders it to be engrossed
Summary
The House of Representatives received a committee report on House Bill 4100, suspended rules to consider it, ordered it to a third reading and passed it to be engrossed during a brief session. The committee on Ways and Means recommended the bill ought to pass.
The House of Representatives advanced House Bill 4100, a fiscal year 2025 supplemental appropriations measure, moving it to a third reading and passing it to be engrossed during a brief session.
The action followed a report from the Committee on Ways and Means recommending that the accompanying bill "ought to pass," and a separate recommendation from the Committee on Steering, Policy and Scheduling to place the matter on the House calendar. The chair called voice votes at several points in the sequence; after the final voice vote the chair said, "The ayes have it."
Representative Mikowitz of Boston moved to suspend the rules to allow immediate consideration. The motion to suspend the rules carried on a voice vote. Subsequent procedural actions included ordering the bill to a third reading and a voice vote to pass the bill to be engrossed. The transcript references a fiscal note in the committee report, but the amount is unclear in the record provided and is listed as not specified in this article.
No substantive floor debate about the bill's provisions is recorded in the provided transcript. The committee report and the scheduling recommendation were the only policy materials read into the record during this segment. The clerk and the chair handled routine motions and voice votes; no roll-call votes are shown in the transcript.
The House adjourned to meet Thursday next at 11 a.m.; the bill will appear on the House calendar for further consideration on its third reading per standard procedure.
